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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-15
Joint Resolution Relative to Proposed
Cnnsfifufinn Amendments

Rss0trsl By the Geaeraf Asselbfy Of gks State Of
OAiO, That the Secretary of State be and he is n hereby
instructed TO cause the Proposed Ausrdmeuts to the
Consultation. passed at the pressus session, to be pub
ished IN the newspaper having the contract for the
publishing Of TIA Laws Ter the state without delay,
and forthwith Forward three copies u ne same, to
gethsr Win a copy OF this aesolction0 under his GER
uheate that said eopiesare correct. to the Auditor Of
each county aud the Aniitors RESPECTIVELY, shall i'm
mes!iateiy proceed % centraet Tor tie publication Of
the said PROPOSED Anendnena Ii fue weekly CEnx-
lish) and one w~eekiya German) Aers1e oer. n publish.
81 n the county tn the secoud Tuesday Of october,
ADD ne Fubiiestion shall b paid fr OF " NE
c0aat5 treassfy.
H. >. IAN F0HHRs.
epe1krr ofthe If0ase Of Rspres-atativeA
THOMAS Il foRD.
49, prcsident q IN Senate
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland. Co
luInbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cieye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chsgrin Falls
At Maltua. with Hacks to Raveuna.
- Br1csville, with Hacks to Newton Falls.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenvilie Mead
Vile. bloomfield. Canfeld. &c
youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence by P. !. W
&C Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
". B. Passengers feariHg T0EHgst0ra at lss7 p
n. errirs a. Toledo al 1888 same HigAt, GHa Chieass
CT Il:3J HeIt H0rHiag.
Anil Il ls51- CHAS i. RII0DE9. Snnt.
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WARREN MARKET.

lust RECEIVED.
India Rubber Skirt Hoops.
S.eel do do
Reeds for skirts; Patent Cord for skirts
ALSO.
skeleton skirts, Zephyr Skirts Grown Skirts,
Round Whalebone Skirts, Houghs Patent Skirts.
Cactus Leaf Skirts.
90 pieces IS inch Berlin ~skirting.
~ do do Corded do
S.RNYMOND 4 CO..
e. Superior street,
An-ls-sn .r clevsland. Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-15
Death in the Green Roam.

On Saturday evening, while one Of the
largest and most brilliant audiences evel
seen in America was enjoying the splen
did performance of Linda di Ckamouni,
in the Philadelphia Academy of Music,
there was a scene of startling contrast
behind the curtain. A very worthy
member of the female chorus, whose
services, from her long experience, were
very valuable, died suddenly in the Green
Room. just as the opera was about to
begin, of disease of the heart. 1t was a
shocking and solemn incident, and Gre
ated a great deal of agitation among the
performers. especially among the Choir
listers, who had SC long been associated
with her and accustomed to follow her
directions in the performances. II was
some time before the singers could Ie-
cover their composure sufficiently to
enable them to go on. But the vast au-
dience before the curtain knew nothing
of the sad tragedy that had occurred,
and it was not deemed advisable to in
form them of it. There was a delay oil
ten or fifteen minutes in the commence
ment of the performance /; but then the
curtain rose and the Swiss villagers APP
peared, smiling and gay in their rustic
costume, and M one thought that within
a few yards of them lay the corpse OF
one from their number arrayed like them
in the bright dress of the canton. The
prima donna and all forced down the
emotions that the tragedy excited, and
went through with their parts with appa
rent composure. The audience were
more than usually enthusiastic and gay.
Cheers and braras greeted the prima
donna; and bright boquets were show
cred at their feet. To the few who had
heard Of The grim intrusion Of the King
of Tefrors into the temple OF mirth and
frsiviiy, the scene before Inc curtain had
in 1t something awful. 1t is not often
that a festal and a funeral scene are
brought into such close contact.-Phaa
deLphiG Buitet,n.
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Miles MeNanus. ct. al.


-Rv v;r,ue Of an order OF sale. issued out ofthe Court
a. Common Pleas OF Trumbdll County, Ohio. to me di-
reeted and delivered, on ? decree male ~ said Court
AZ thrir March term, A. D.. 1851. 1 shall expose to pub
lie sale, as upon execution at law, at The door Of the
Court House in Warren. in said CoGaty, on saturday.
ne 18Th dav OF May. A. d. 1857, between the hoCrs OF
M a'rIork A NJ. AMI 4 O'Clock p " OF said day, the
fo,Iowiny Real Estate, described in said decree. TO Wit:
"a parl OF lot No. Il, situate in the Town Plat Of War
rem Trrmlul County. Ohio. ard bounded as follows,
viz: Beginning at the north-west corner Of sail lot No.
H.. which is the centre Of the east wall u L. J. Idding's
Brick Store, and the west vail Of the building on the
lot herein cor veyei. thence soG!h along the centre Of
said brick vail and west line Of SAID lot No. IL, eighty
feet eos thence east parallel with Market street. TWEEN
~ feet tAU) thence north. parallel with the Sest Inc,
eighty feet (S0J to Market street, thence west along
the south line Of Market street, tEenty feet to the place
Of beginning, and Which includes one half II the said
.4,t waIl Of said IddingS' building, according 70 the
PROVISIONS Of an article Of agreement entered into be-
tween Daniel Gilbert and Lewis }. Iddings- and reeor-
ded in Trumbull County Records. and to which reler-
ence Is here had" and reserging TO the said 6iloert
his heirs and assigns, the right 10 use all the east wal
Of the building on the lot herein conveyed, as paru-
ton van for any similar buildings that he or they may
erect on the residue Of said lot No. IL, in the same man
ner, and to the same extent rs is provided IN the agree
meut Aforesaid, between Gilbert and Iddlngs, IN reiA-
ton to the east wall OF said Iddings buitdins-oeing
the same lands AMI tenenents conveyed TO J0hn d.
Wick and David NcCandless. by Daniel 6iinert' ~
deed bearing date September lst- l-52, TO which refer
ence Is here had. Appraised az $3.50
sheris's oaes, Warren. April u, o3-SS-S'S'
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9eh Embellishments.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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COlahlafee 81 me Rouse
The Resolutions we published last
week, except the SIKH, which is as fol-
lows
9th. That, in the PRONUNCIATION of the
doctrines against which we now protest,
we recognize the natural effect Of the as
tendency of the slave power in the Su-
preme Court of the United States, Sc
cured by that arrangement Of the circuits
which gives to the slave States, with less
than n third of the free population of
this Union, FIVE out of nine Judges,
leaving to the free States, with more
than Two thirds of the population, only
four; and we hereby instruct the Sena-
tors, and request the Representatives Of
Ohio in the Congress of the United
States, 10 use their best enieayors 10 OBJ
tain such a modification of existing laws
as will secure to the free States their
lust representation in that tribunal.
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sre.rr.ur o, sr.rs,. o,,re..

I hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Const-
tutional Amendments are correctly copied from the osi'
JAMES Il. BAKER.
S&retary IF Stats
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The Freedom Of the States New York
in Line with Ohio.

The report of the joint Committee sp-
pointed BY the Legislature of New York
has been presented in the Senate, and
the Assembly, defining the position of
the Empire State. upon the bred Scott
decision touching freedom in the States.
The stand taken by New York isa noble
one, and we have no doubt that all the
free States, before another year shall
pass, will occupy a similar one.
We have not space to give the report.
but will do so in our next. We append
one resolution, which though short is
very expressive.
Resolpsd, That this State will not al
low Slavery within her borders, in any
form, or under any pretence, or for any
time however short, let the consequence
be what it may.
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GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
y will offer for sale to the highest bidder. en-
SATURDAY the lSth day OF APRIL. 1857, eommeu-
cling at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, tn following personal prop
erty, to Wit
Ten Feather Beds, a large quantity OF Bedding, is
Bedstsads. ? Bureaus. u Stoves, Wash Bowls 4 Pitch
erS, Wash Sands, Knives, Forks. Carpets, Mattresses,
Chairs. &C.. &c r
The above property will be sold atShe store room
lately occupied by James II kihhee, on Main ST.. Var
rem, Ohio. Terms. cash for sums under 50; over So,o
mouths note. with approved security a interest A
rare chance for bargains.
aprI5 JOHN u. STULL. Receiver.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-15

The steamer Wan. II Morrison, lately
arrived at St. Louis. brought five piec, 5
o. sculplured marble which were ex,
humed from the ruins of ancient Nine
web, and presented to the Mercantile Ii
brary Association of St. Louis by Mr..
Marsh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28

meeting house in that place. The scaffoldins
on which he was standing gave way and he
tell some twelve feet and broke his leg very
badly between the ankle and knee. -Ieru,a-
ncs Cih:en
- We are panied to learn as we do by
the arlington Free Press of last week, that
the estimable wife of g. G. Benedict, ESQ.,,
died on the 9th inst.
He WASN'T ADJouRNED.-Theo only demo-
cratic member from Orange County, after
making himself generally useful throughout
the session, was on the last evening the butt
of more ridiculc than one man ought to bear
without special bill for his relief And it
is no wonder he became so exhausted that
when the Speaker adjourned the rest of the
House sine die he lay fast a-snoozing on his
easy cushion. And when, the next morning,
the honorable gentleman was found partially
awakened, anxiously inquiring if the House
had adjourned, one can imagine that he slept
without any haunting images of ovcr-drawn
per diem or mileage
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
Card to the Ladies.

ntEING the present month l have bought
zine hundred and fifty dollars worth of Fur
Goods. Every article was selected with care. I
do not pretend 10 sell at cost. but have the plea
sure OF Offering You stock CT Eur Goods never
cGualled in Caledonia County. for less sum than
others who arc selling 4, cost prices
In view Of my iorg experience in thi. business.
together with little ready money! have been
able to buy better Iippet for sum no, exceed
ing Jour dollars. than others whose cost rrirc is
NNc dollars for the samc article Consequently
can sell for less than their cc.t price and ,hcn
make more proht than Usually think of asking.
This isEo isolated instance but in other goods Of
better and cos;licr material there is s. III cr,,
ter difference; and facts arc facts an,! no hum
bug. please compare prices out and in doors cf
tn" saline kind. same size. same quality and same
STYLES: and others bills are at th,. scr,:cr Of
the public. also will he happy to show III, bills
and verify the above statement,
Please CALL then at l. Is. GORHAM'S Ia, and
Fur Store. opposite the ST. John>brr: House.
whore von will ind coed goods :, LESS PRICES
AID GOOD STYLES
" 3. Old style Furs. such As fur lined Yi,nc,,
and Mu!!s, altered over into new STYLES at short
notice: :. E. GORHaN.
~ Irhr.l;-,.. o., IL r.,- C.,
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Will You be Made Whole I?

Old DR. James Mcii-in-th- ENtr.ct of anals InJica
with his Regulating Pills and Omtn,e,. are tie only
preparations that perform the with t.e il, en,or
promises. la Eases %: CONSUMPTION Brucl.iris Aatha
LIVER Complaint Neuralgia Coughs. Colds Til ost
Merry aus Excitement and General Debility. Since he IS
iaiishrd the agency al 3ia ash:I, ST ston the
Is not person VIII" has taken the rd ,:t he haa
been relieved while hundreds no have given ul ty
ply Etns ~ past recovery have tScn health
" can show ItitiC1trs substantial
have one from Rev. Norri. DAY Of Boston Wrare also pcr
nicd To refer I" Mr. Silas Allen fremont Street
would request an attentive persa follow I'M t.s
timony Of Mr. allc formerly the firm VI aIIe Iadd
i'ialio-fOTte makers. Boston.
YARMOUTH Posr. Oct. 10 IsS,
DIR H. JANEsDc Sir Bclic> ing that my experience
and know ledge Of the beneficial effect Of Gannah.
Indca may he the means If inducing others IT, III
state the follow ing fact. In She wa. at
tackled With Bronchitis. in connection with aggravated
symptoms Of C"nsvnpti"l-c"ngh. raising blond. night
s"cats and loss Of voice Her ply ian hopeless -
we'll as herself Without faith She states in the
nedcine she induced by gentleman 81 ,er "a
Try IL In less than tw" weekS she greatly
and Is now after taking few bottles entirely
would ais" state that. wing {" her almost mira, uous
cure about twenty have USED it, aid been nr Sreaty
benefited Yours truv r. UAllET I.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28

SOCIETY" OrTRAGED-At the neighbour
ing town of West Brookfeld on Thursday
evening, occurred one of the most dreadful
outrages upon the usages of Society" that it
has ever been our painful lot to chronicle. 1t
was one OF those events which tend to cast a
gloom upon Society" and render evening
meetings melancholy and glum, for this sort
of thing becoming common. YOU know. we
mus; inevitably rctrogradc towards the Dark
Ages. The event was pcrpetratcd without
any warning to the maiden sisterhood. with
out any opportunity for Did YOU cvcrs" be-
forehand. without any sewing bees to prepare
the most interested party for the great deSti-
ny that awaited her. without any opposition
from Pa and Ma overcome as water wears
the rock. by the long dropping of tears. with
out. indeed. any of those concomitants, prcc-
cdcnts. antcccdents. iakinss on and takirgs
Oft. that. from time immcnorial. have accom-
panied and hallowed such occurrences In
short. 1t was marriage that robodv bet the
parties knew anything about till just as it
occurred. For particulars of the outrage see
marriage list. We certainly hope the new
couple will be happy.-hut they have a>s,rnn-
ed a great res!'on>ihility.-Sprin Re-
paJhcm.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TnE AGE-It sej

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE-It sell
dom occurs. that notice, under any circumstance pa
lent medicines rcStoratlveS or any thing OF the kind
We have prejudice against most of them. But canor
COmptSS I" invite attention to the advertisement Prof
wood Hair R">eratiH" in the last column at the bottom
OF third ra-e Of this paper We Juvenile to reaue
any thing 4" the kind. but instances Of il, have
come t" our knowledge which almost assures that it is
sovereign remedy against the hair becoming pre.natur3y
gray 1t is not Hair Dye; but upon its application
directed the effect is produced the skn which brings
out the original native cOOred hair without stieess and
gives 1t glossy and natural appearance We seen
persons no have used it, and they much pleased with
Examine the alveriScment.-IM Missouri Republican.
Sold by all respectable Druggists. 6l-Ga
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BURNETT'S COCOAINEI

PERFECT DRESSING fSE yHE HAZE
The Coc"alr holds. liquid FORM large rrnrso ff.,
,le"ori1cd COCOA Nut OIL prepared ,x,re sly for
this purpose.
No other compound ,,o>-'~s,> ;e peculiar property.
which SO exactly suit the various 81 the human
hair II soften, the hair when hard and dry IL snoLss
The rriiated scalp skin. II affords richest lusfre II
remains longest in effect tc,i and choses, IIs,r
Dr' s>Ilg In III. World
Mar>ieII. speaking al tn. savs-rheir
lair Is strong and RI shining black Improvement
both which qualities II Ital, owes in great measure
to tho constant Use "fC"coa NJ, on - Mars..r T. g.
IEsTIh">IAL-
E".S">. July Il th l,E
Mcssr' j. EuIeit Col cxnnoi ref, 50 Z. state TIA
sautarr en-t In aySrarat., Il your e.e.l-
lent Hair Oil .c,ainci
For many months lair bc. sliny on ur,,f wa
fearful "f losing ii entirely. The u,"n my head To-
not touch itiuut pain This irriiaied ecndrion At
ibnted L. the us" Of 'aIiuus ~Hslr. ,h
l have since been told contained rsmli,.nc spirit
hS Tia" a':'i" If nis h. si Ian. whm You slowa
your Process q" ui III INK r'.- Goa Mi uil eneed
IL, Use the last week III Esr The first alicafi
the Itching aid irritation in trcv or Fur div. tho rcd
and t. nerI:c,s :I>app,aT-d the hair ceased 10 fall
aid have how thk III Of hair. ir,.x, that
otii-ra s!uarl, aitcd viii &c ir.u 81! tr. came
remedy. Yours yer, rrtil, SUSAN n POPE
Prepared oily hy J,pSEPH IL ENETT 4 CO. Ros,.e
and for sale ~ all prur,i>S Fifty sIis for half rim,
bottles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
SEWING MACHINES

PRATT'S PATFNT-PEHES FEpM SIc tn SIS
C. The ,rt>' toNrANIo> j. the mu>l Sim.j, ,ur.-
hlr. compact and heal, rhir ir Family u,r er offer
eli L" the public sc"i;S equally eli all xii
rio ami Without I',srs The cloth. lra> in. Ia" lad cord
"n The rack side I'll the work. and fastening ,c
iIi eau hen stopped They tn wcl hun
dTc stitches cr mCir L>iuy tut one Ihre rad a, i i,h-
"' rev ii'g. The htirch lie varied FIVE iffv
I" the inch. Ay iayn In half An
hour Printed lire, Tolls ea, machine hv
With any one can use them We enabled these
superior mac hines al ;l,r ai-Se lew price,. are not
obliged {" rtrrn enit dollars license for borrow
Cd patents. this machine hiIs made Tn,,rr own pa
tents i'll every part and tnfrihg using
There some hundreds In constant nd
Vicinity which are Il, i'' IT, lest satisfaction
chine Is warranted Ia give satisfaction.
Ladies alri gentlemen lied To call and 81 an Inc
them AMI their work AMI judge for ihem>ei,es
Samples =" work and draw inGs h .es !ptiou sent 10
part Of the country by mail.
Saiesr""ns liz asnSo street. Boston, ard g. Broad
n, New NorE
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Cancers can be Cured

At THE INDIAN MEDIC INSTITUTE n Rrrme,h
street Boston Which established .ntx,ty ehs pub
TIC with genuine Indian Remeie. for al iiss assk tNs-
rctcd with II are Roar nG s'Hsrs Bar -r,-,as Ae
DR. GREENE. SGlfrIIs" aiding III, 40 ia, 3svnfred
knowledge ri this SNstem y atMa With the
Indians and Understands their true edicine
lnVands and ali Tsts'ns Interested IL She Indian stem
"i Meicine should S"i and rrt S'f,s OF the "INnAN
ARCANA newspaper edited nv Rev Tea e Ran.rofs
which ir"a siss e" the rr:n irat inah R,lnriss tb~r
prices AID Uses. and f opposition -" the merits 81 IN.
practice and ais" Of the Imp S"n which nv
cfnHers copy "f r gAi'fE 81 &c sFh free of charxr
10 any one FetNssiinC II.
CONSULTATION psrS,nadv f.y frttsg ff.- charge
AGdresS Or. Z. q kEENE 30 Hromf,eth 81 Boston
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o. "Bclchcr. opposite the City Hall, i,
selling ten pounds of sau>agcs for one dol
lar Worcester Spy.
Dog cheap.
/ C. "Mothcr. can't 90 and have NJ,
daguerrcotype taken ~
NO. guess it isn't worth while"
"Well then. YOU might let me have 1
tooth pulled; never 60 anywhere. II mh
N.ws
/ o. Noah Seward. Esq. of Caroline coun
~. Nd. has this fall made one hundred and
thirty gallons of mol,s>cs (cqual. it is said
20 Ii" best New Orleans srup, from on,
acre of the chinese sugar cane, after cutting
and shocking considerable portion tol
fodder
o. The churches in Bangor contribute,
500 to be distributed among the poor
Thank giving day.
r = \ large amount of damage, and much
delay to travel has been caused in New York
State by floods during the past week The
ri' ers have not been 50 high since 1850.
GooD Apvirr.-We like the advic, once
given 20 Daniel Webster. hv Christopher
GorI. Sad lie. Live on no mans fl,or:
what bread You do eat. let !, lie the bread of
independence: pursue your profession. make
yourself useful to Your friends. and a little
formidable 10 Your enemies. and You have
nothing to ic,r
TIE pEurlTs OF Pyrllc PEINrlNG-Thc
Washington correspondent Of the TI,lunr
says it is now understood tha, George p:,,
will snncr>cdc Mr.. Seaman as Superintendent
of the Public Printing. at the opening of
Congress. Pitt has taken COL Forncy res
idcncr. and Seaman will. i, is presumed, re-
tire with Sl0o,oDO. AFTER five wears service
upon a salary Of >>2.Joo
L. James Sage was shooting =, a mark
Oh the door Of an clubhouse at Mllpoint.
Michigan, ard his mother having entered i
unknown to him while he had son. into the
dwellirghouse to load his rifle. he she; her
through the heart
C. Will YOU give me them pennies
now ," said big rcvsboy to a little one. ;.f
ter giving him severe humping. NO. |
won't, exclaimed the little one. Then I'll
give yon another pounding" Pound away.
me and DE-. Franklin agrees Dr. Franklin
says Take care of the pence. and TIE
po"n}s will take care of themselves"
JUSTICE. y, Dover. last week, the
persons charged with placing distractions
upon the Boston X Maine Railroad. on the
18th of March last. the jury being unable TO
agree upon the case at the last term of the
Supreme judicial Court. have at this term
been found guilty and sentenced to State
prison for liil
C. \ boy named Daniel Franklin. in
Boston. was sentenced for six months to the
House of Industry. for stealing a newspaper
An example might he made of urchns. and
perhaps individuals of larger growth, for
the same offence. in this region.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
Sewing Machines.

YNIIE GROVER & BAKER Family Sew
Il ing Machine are superior to all others Tho
simplicity "fthc;r construction the facility ofthcir
use and the strength Of their work. arc strong
recommendations. They are coming into ,,ry
general use. and are greatly approved bv the ladies
They are for salehy ClIAMBERIIN & FLETCiI-
Elk: st. Johnsburv. at manufacturers rriccs
Ecv = 1857 ,c..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
MARRIAGES..

lEr-CAKrrNT.E-!n Granny. New. -. by Rev
John Wooster. Nr. Asa c. Lee Of Victory. and
Mis- Cynthia Carpenter of GRANNY
THoMrSoN-Wo CRANKY. Nov 10, bv
Rev. john Wooster. Mr.. William Thompson.
ot BU.ac. and Miss Ellen VI. Wooster daughter
IF the officiating clergyman.
EH+>I-CN,TN,>-ln Dan,illc. NOV, TO- by Rev
Lewis Hill. Nr. John y. Chase and Miss Julia
y. Chapman both Il Dan,illc.
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SluD.UOD.
GREAT BOOK SALE !

Now "rrn at lan WAsH>.I0N ST. EosraN All Eosk. =.
thea as Al am ticr store valuable article Of -wrlr,
sold with every ICok
We are interested In tc al aud wore
interested IN o,fcina tinc the GIFT HNOK BUSINESS
We have SpIct,G< store. ,cd h y...iS and car,
give he'cf bargains than other I.arsirs whatever
Catalogues al Books airhts ,n.! jew rlry fu,b. Yrs.
lis. hv mail "r ctherwi> Orders from The country GId
and lieral commissions a..we. ,c eluh.
pa See Sign at Red Flag. tISERT Colby eco
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
MOTHERS. MOTUERS., MOTHERS

An old nurse for children Don't fail to procure Mrs
WnSow Soothing Syrup for Children Tccthing It la,
equal Oh Earth. No mother VIII" has ever tried Mr..
Wn>ow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will cunsc,
let her child through the distressing and critic,
period Of tech. without the aid Of this
aration II life and health be estimated by dollars and
cents is worth its weight in gold Millions Of
Of Mrs Wn>ows Soothing Syrup sold every year in
the United States.
Price only a5 bottle To,sele ~ dealers 10 Xed
cine seneralv. f-7n<