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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04
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The ro9ets from Sckho,m 10 a. Psosb~r-Ab I'D
Hslsnaior-TA, s'oedssh Episcopal and Ru0 Crit
Religious srio- The Porfoatsoni Of Soeatore-- Repa
--Arrfoai al 81 Psrsosug-PublS konumoss-sptendr
Of the Russian Court dc, &c.
nis Just fortnight snce last wrote TO you from stock
holm. We days In conins from That city 70 this
place. rhresdns way through the Islands which
crowe the ford the head q vhih The city Of Stockholm
ssud do~n the Baltic, crossed 70 the coast OF
Finland and In doing 90 ve pssnd through the Aand
ssnss, s one Of which 30 stopped rsv momens 70 70
ocive the mail and few passengers We did ncs pass
10 Bomarsuns, 20 fsmous In the sn var ~ being
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

n SAVANNAH AND FLonIDA,-UPlTpD STATS
N Mail Iine-The ALABAMA, Captain y. n
II ch win saturday. Octo,sr TO- Al Jclccf X
ON pier Bills OF lsd AZ signed on bosrn
NJ, n igbt pssssge apply 10 L. MlTCHIbA " broad
fhrcrgh Jacksonvle vi; 70
way. SIS for florida copuecis ssvsnnsn WIN
PilstkA from New Yorh Tuesdays and taiuruays
he stsan -------------- -
,RpcLK AND PETuRssURe-rHn uNirsD
L,OR ~ mail Steamship ROArOUM Ospt rhos Skinner,
in the above place Wednesday, 10 INST ~ Z
will Leave frvn Isl NORTH river. nhe viii arrive ~
O'Clock r. n AFTERNOON Petersbms the following morn
proceed directly on by he
irr PaUenp mail line Chse~tnn kugusta, snv-nnsh,
great eouh~yr their destination early
10 rhsse nv ID Travellers win end this he cheapest
on Friday "a expeditions rcu.e rsssNs md fsre
pleaesnpst and Nortpk o. PecrsburH and k'chnond,
y roofnx LIAM pt.nAHANIB, ~ HcMwI.
sla Apply 70 Lul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

EpwARD sCHBNCK, AUcrlONaHR.-TwO ELEGANT
~ horses Il r. h. sChEACK will sell al auction,
Tuesday oc st one ococf al their saesrcom 81 Nassau
nreAt elegant 16
od and WAR snied psrfecy Kind sound and gene
will atand without inV ~ net shy at locomotives; beanh
tul driver and trot In b also harness.
beautiful switch tail sorfe aor-e A hands nigh
old warranted In and stylish driver; also
and hsrs almost Also several rockaways top
Eo6t wagons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

IL pop shp.A rsce viii como OF f,s., Duni.p's FOO O
Ugh nth street anst river, Thurrsy October 1887
for al toas carr, ing jb and nanss ffn 81 down 10
feet. To ssr; from Dunlsps dosk around rnrogKr nscs
buoy ard back the pscc OF starnR En-.rce fee $40
wh the propre.ors Sscord rsce-Ai boats undei
feet 70 sai the distance. Entrance feo ~ win the
prorfssors purse. The assAl time xiventwo -spries
The foot j. r. SUrLAP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-04

DARK uorKr. HoBoKsr CoRKHR uUDsCv AND
II Fourth sunday, Oc4ober th sss, Inble q note
M2osoos; lss per convert. W " hoLI.
ISLlZ.BETgkr ALE --THxRx IN no MATERIAL
IL between his Rsr and the imported AZ re srds
qualify but evrs difference In the proc r1r sale Uint
lot ED IN srgs srsu Qusn1tes, a. 10 fear sire Ae
door he y alden l.uc. bAhhoW.
THE ARBouR-ro. III yPDADrAy, MKT DOOR TO
The Brsdvsy Lef.vc Trrs old su6 isynrise house tor
many Jesrs under srs.tlsn q ~ sdwsrd = roA
srbour h.s been long Il sows Of NE most eeNnuu
and delightful public a. he eiy aud has s - ~
dec, rated and Furnished e. ne sn " NJ - go.
and sell stocked win mo BEN raSors saa aa
ss msrket produce Gt Uleue1l stDns W. y
dHsirg ilrures a. Ms NE 80 1o 90 hs.r naa
CIV. 'Mscsr cal N "a lcnek va De servca w esoV
Day ~ II O'Clock A. N --
UAvRRLEy RErAURANr UORrA 10Y roun.a
w and Broad eay, having tnv mknp
and refurr lshed CORA
opened. To la loymay patops ~ u"J =.
necessary tbs, Mr. wm florence take cnarts ~
oyster ard Ssnor Pslmo presces en- nsy uV~
nent Every dsucsey Of he always on ~ .r.~.x
JOHN 4. nOORK
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sha uaom..
Ii he nix cAsx pAddls whesi soanshp AEIu sec tons
and kORfH RfA6, 4gN tons, TO sail from p.r No Hcze
rtver =. prannosy naxTytaQ ~ UEESmy ~ Ark.
MaU2, viz
LnAvn YoRx
sourAAhPToN. zuHhnl CoJYaAKPsoR
BREAnN. k0UrHAMProN. Kozx
Ariel, Batnrtay, October Saturday Cca W>d Get.
saturday Oct 81 W>i Nov.
These steamships touch Ut Havre Specie dev,rod In Lon
Son 1Te rsr. Tor ga.ssss q frsya agyiy 70 o. Ton
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
b a Els
A Nj E RIG A N
G. o vi p q i " ID

THE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention
People of Vermont, to the claims of RACIl'S AMERI
CAN COMPOlN ND. Of the best prcvlr before
the public for the rect and cure OF the follow Ing complaints
Bron. hits, Ministers Sore Uront. Cniomti Nursing
and I7cernt,d Sore Mouths, Sore NIPPLES. Mrtu,
al Tdnts. ttrer Sores, Strotuld, liberation Of tn,
Lungs and Stomath. all Nervous Complaints, Ftmai,
Uedkntssa and irregularities, F7uor .dbus.(or Whites
Coughs arising tr"m an hritated Throat. Piles
Weak &omnths-im tact. IN case Of Utnkmtss, in
Elimination, or impdre Blood. use this Remedy.
In the city of Auburn where this medicine prepared
the prupctorS reside, large list ri the NEST reliable
respectable proofs of its efficacy have been furnished i'll it,
favor by the voluntary promptinS Of those VIII" have beef
ted affections OF the above complaints from grateful desire
to spread its know ledge and the good Ofohers ht
may be similarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy In all Of rOI
cha and Throat affections from slight To chronic inama
tns and alterations. Also In marked
Female Weakness and Irregularities, and other
plants enumerated above.
We have also strong of this character In
State which II has been used with wonderful
to afford relief Its Ingredient among which is compound
fluid extract Of "BEECH Dior CANCER KOoT.' and
composition are such as to render II perfectly harm
less requiring the exercise Of especial in regard
the habits 0f the inv idual that ordinarily
From personal Know ledge of these fact do
to to to all who In afflicted with Bodily
Weakness Debility, Inflammation impure sluggish Blood
that BACHs AMERICAN COMPOUND is recommended in the
strongest assurance of Relief and Cure.
FRED. F.. SMITH. MONTPELIER.
Wholesale Agent for the State Of vt.
q whom all orders should he addressed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS,

Late Agent O! l. ;. Patent tihre. Washington
| under the Act of 1851
| 20 STATE ST, opposite kIlty ST. BOSTON.
After al extensive practice Of upwards Of invent,
years. continues TO secure Parents in the hitp,
States: also i'll Great Britain France, and other for
eign countries. Caveats. Specifications. Assign
ments. and all Papers Drawn - for Patents. tx
ecuted ON liberal terms. and with despatch. Re
searches made into American or Fore IN works. f.
determine the validity utility of Patents or In
>enrons-and legal or o'!!er advice rendered in al
matters touching the same Copies Of The claim,
(, Of any Patent furnished tv renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
! This Agency is not only Tie largest in New Eng
land but through II inventors have advantages fI
securing patents. ascertainius the patrn'ahility
/ Of Inventions unsurpassed by Ii moi UNNECESSARILY
superior to. any which can be offered them else
where. The testimonials below given prove that
none is MUEE SUCCESSFUL AT THE Paint OFFICE
tnan the subscriber: ami as SUCCtS> Is 1HE EtSI
PEUnF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he would
add that he has abundant reason 10 believe. and can
prove that no Their office of the kind the charges
for professional services moderate. l he immense
practise Of the subscriber dnrng twenty years past
specic:ti' lis and official decisions relative 10 pa
tents. These besides his extensive library of legal
and mechanical works. and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United STATES and Europe. render
him able. beyond question, to offer superior facili
ties for obtaining patents.
All necessity of a tourney TO Washington. 10 pro
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
STATE OF VERMONT.

At Probate Court holden at Probate once in LINEN
A. D. 1857: WV ~ e' VI A"ien
instrument purportng to be the last will and test.
tlc deceased being to the Court here hx
S me executor therein named for Probate 1t order
p sad Court that all persons concerned therein be not
pr9oate once In Lunenbnrg. the 7th day of March
ieo. ana show cause any they may have against the
thaa copy Of the record of this order be published in
CALspoNIAs printed at St Johnsbury three Weeks suc
cesslvely, previous ~ said time of hearing
W4. CHANDLER judge
~" . i>RAELDEwEY Rssie-,y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
DIR. GRAVES,
Bygeian Alternative Syrup !!
THE GREAT REMEDY
The Imnnritv of the Rlnnd

4Ao 4hpuTlCy OF the BLOOD.
This is the great remedy of the present time. 1t
has become known as the great cure for all those
chronic diseases that affecting people all over
the country. 1t .a perfect cure for erery kind Of
hnmor: 1t has cured hundreds of people of Liver
Complaint, and Kidney diseases. 1t cures Salt
Rheum like charm. 1t has never failed to cure
any case of Debility, and ail ordinary cases of
ScrOtula. We can show You recommendations of
this medicine from many of the first persons in n
England. Over five hundred certificates from peo-
pie in Vermont and New Hampshire, tell what it
has done in these State Reader. are you afflicted
with any Of the above complaints? If YOU are.
don't tail to get this Great Remedy. 1t is made
from the prescription OF Dr. Graves the most cele-
hrated physician in the Royal Medical Society of
Great Britain: Prepared in this country only by
Marcus F. BrdgnlalI, NJ D., and sold at wholesale
by A. H. Gates 4 Co., Brownsville, w.
DR.. n. Trull. Lyndon, wholesale agent Sold by
j. e. Bingham, St. Johnsbury, and all respectable
Druggists throughout the country. l02l-72
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II stin,onidk.

"Durins the time occupied the Office Of Con,
missioner of Patents r. II. Eddy. Esq. of Boston
did business at the Patent Office. Solicitor for
procuring patents. There were few, if any. per
sons acting in that capacity, who had much husi
ness before the Patent Office: and there were none
who conducted it with skill. fidelity and sue
cess regard MIR. Eddy one of the best inform
ed and most skiul Patent Solicitors in the United
States and have TO hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable Of putting their
applications in form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
JOSEPH w. BROWN
Kensington, N. H., Feb. 1887.

WHAT ANIMALS SwEAr.-The rule is
this--all animals that loll, whether carnivor-
Gus or herbivorous, never sweat, but throw
of their surplus heat in the act Of lolling.
But all animals that never lol, throw off their
surplus heat through the skin in the process
Of sweating. All animals that chew the cud
Except msn.) lolI, and therefore never
sweat The hair of oxen and cows will be
found to he very wet sometimes on a warm
day, but such moisture does no: come through
the skin, but condenses from the atmosphere
upon the hair.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21

A horse dis'emper has extensively pre-
vailed in Portland the past winter, and has
not vet entirely abated. About sevcnty-fve
are sick Of something akin to lung fever, and
about twenty have died of it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
Late Commissioner of Patent
From n. Dresepf Commissioner.

From The present Commissioner.
"Aucusr IL, distributing the time have held
the office OF Commissioner OF Patents X. II. Eddy
ESQ, of Boston, has been extensively engaged in
the transaction of business with the Office 50
lici;or. He is thoroughly acquainted with The law
and the rules Of practice of the Office. | regard
him as one If the most capable ard successful rrac
titioners with whom have had official intercourse.
CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Patents
Ro,t,.n JAM l. 1857 lOlo-66
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21

The growing wheat in Maryland looks
remarkably fine, and prospects are very ia
yorable for an abundant crop. The farmers
are engaged in doing their spring blowing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21

LOG Chuts am ST.. cor. nt P.arla N.r York.
L. EEP on hard All extensive and complete Of
IA the latest III portaiiul> and best Manufactures al
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Equal IN material make texture durability style To- an,
stock ever offered in this country.
HETAIIED AT WHOLE .ALE Prices,
consisting Of
SHRIs-Wth linen h,s"ns. collars and wristbands Of the
best and finest qualities. AMI new and choice STYLES.
CAIICo SHRrsTht latest and m,">t attractive patterns
CNpERSIIRI> AND DRAwERS-Oi " ool. Mcrnn Cashmere
Silk and Cotton Of desirable and durable qualities the
Tc, Wool ndcrGarrnt highly approved 10y PIN
anS. A>'. the Shaker Shirts and Drawers.
Superior quality and beautiful STYLES. and full
assortment {" Stocks Collars Ncctyc>. Gloves Scxrs and
Muiler>"i the richest kinds.
SuSrENpEKS-An almost tndltss aTiCty including the nm
est and most durable.
PoCKETHA kE'HIErS-S silk and Coton-plan and print
c,!-an unri> allied assortment.
HALF lIoSEW DOL aud cotton Of the best texture. selected
expressly for retail trade.
MUR>>G ROWS AND tOwNSElc-ant Patterns. excellent
material and "t the best make.
This Stock comprises all grades. from the lowest to the
richest that can be produced and having every facility for
Importing and manufacturing hot exceeded 10y any other
tah>mcit in the United StatrS-huycr>. therefore. will
CONSULT their interest by examining the goods ,h sold
at the LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES
So Goods promptly delivered at all the Rail Road DepotS
Steamboats, &C. and in any part {" the city without charge
Shirts made 10 order 10y experienced hands in superior
style at short notice warranted 10 lit AU- No Machine
work done in this establishment. 9Sl 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
II A R NJ F D r S A L +

The subscriber offers his farm for sale, situated
in Waterford, and two miles from Passumpsic and
three miles from ST. John.bury Said farm contains
two hundred acres of land suitably divided into
moving, tillaRe and pasture; good and convenient
buildings and living water running to them. and
apple orchard thereon.
Liberal credit given for most of the purchase
money, and possession given this Spring if desired
1O22-25 ELIAS WOODS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21

The Prairie farmer advocates the use Of
salt as manure. 1t gives the result Of an
experiment in sowing salt on part Of a field
Of wheat. The salted part ripened five days
the earliest, and entirely escaped the rust.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
Look out for Stop Clothing

COOP Mechanic. Mkt Goats Pants & Vests, GU.
~ tom made and warranted not to ZIP, all for
S7,9s, Just the thing for service. at
FLETCHER & REEDS.
N. B.-Having made arrangements with an ex
tensve firm IN Boston we will ORDER slop work for
all who may want. cheaper than he bought IN
the place. FLETCHER & REED.
West Concord Jan. "a. 1897. l0lStf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
FOR SALE !!

XII A COTTAGE HOUSE AND SHED
se4 with 1-s acre of good land, situated on
st. Johns na PLAIN, on sprne Street. The house
place for any one wishing to work at the Messrs.
Fairbanks, or the Depot, or doing business on the
Plain. 1t has we'll of excellent water and also q
good cistern Possession given the first of April or
before if wanted.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. CHARLES SHATTUCK.
St. Johnsbury, Jan. %, 1857. lOl7f
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
4 G. r. n

TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
\ G. RID.
For the convenience of Druggists and individuals
Ing this Medicine in the State OF Vermont supply
and all applications orders i'll be promptly filled the
terms when addressed to us.
PV COVENTRY Co., Projectors.
81 Genessee-st, Auburn n. y.
GER TIF/CA rs
a. Important from DR.. E. W Sabin, of Rochester n
December I. 1858
This may certify that have made trial Of "BAcns A.
MEXICAN CONPOUND in case OF severe BrOnChiaaicCun
and long standing irritation of the Ali
mentary track BY the Use OF two bottles Of the above
Compound. II il thought permanent elected
have its wonderful in decided Scrola
consumption. where the patient thought be beyond
cure-aer taking few bottles the Antrlc all
wha II have Of the effect OF the Compound should
certainly recommend its in such cases above named
wv. SABIN, ID.
Auburn, n JuEe IT, 1855.
We the undersigned have recevcdthe formula for
pairing ''BACHs AMERICAN CcMPOUND,' and as far
have tested it, general
alterafye medicine to remoye ytatrd humos of blood
and peculiarly adapted females suffering from
hes and to those whose constitutions enfeebled
from Intermittant Fever. JOSEPH NJ. MORRIs,xD
LANsINCH BRIGGS, ND
A.C.TABEn
Hon D. L. DODGE, Of Auburn Y. and late member Of
State legislature and Of the most accomplished
Physicians and of the most accomplished Physicians
Chemists of country after giving this medicine his
sonal Is destined to supersede allli-
Qud preparations for the cure of chronic diseases.
BoCh's Family Recipe he had gratis of all ACTS
you will there cures Of diseases recOrded-andyou
invited to communicate with any whose certificates
en-, in order to prove them genuine
CAUTION-A the genuine medicine bears the fac smi-
lie Of p " r. COVENTRY Co. on the outside wrapper.
Principal ONCE and Depot. 80 Genes.ee-St. Auburn ny
Sold by J c Bingham, st Johnsbury: GHtJM Weeks;
LYNDON ] s Weeks and Vail. Brainerd Co. Danvie
n Martin and B weeks, Peacham; Darling woodbgy
concord; J G Darling CO. Lunenhurs - 1cf5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
TIIE FARM.

Would YOU be arong Go follow at the plough
Wonl: you be Moughfiul?-Study fields anc flowers
Wouli you be rise !-Take ON yourselfa vow
log to school in natures sunny bowers.
Fly from the city-nsthing there can charm:
eek wisdom. strength an virtue. or farm
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
$1,000 Worth of Goods

A T Auction prices or'at your own prices, as they
N have all got to be sold before the 18th of March.
Please call and set your moneys worth.
STONE& FOSTER.
Feb. 10. 2021tf
p. S.-Also one good Cow for sale. Inquire Of
= (,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21

! WEALTH. has been remarked that wheat
could be raised on land where potatoes would
do we'll. That was probably before the dis
ease in potatoes, and when they were gensr-
ally planted in moist and rich ground, which
nowadays is not the surest way of raising
sound ones at least. Dry land, and not very
rich, is now the rule. Will the first remark
hold good applied under this later rule l
think that or bushels from of seed can
be raised on ordinary dry land, and be made
as sure crop as corn. In the first place,
lime, at the rate Of 2 casks per acre, must be
applied DR.. jackson said 2 to casks at
frst, then afterwards as much as appears to
be needed. An old way, and perhaps as
good as any to prepare the seed is, to soak it
in brine an hour or two, and then roll the
seeds in lime. Sow pretty early, when the
ground is in the right condition for it. Seeds
come up best always when the land is newly
plowed. This grain is the best of anything
to SOW with grass seed, as the young grass
seems to do better with wheat stubble than
any other. A little guano sown on the grain
and grass, in wet day the early part of their
growth, will! help both amazingly. Try it.
A kind of the spring grain is coming about
here which looks we'll. and succeeds we'll, so
far. 1t is called the China wheat. Winter
whea, does not answer the expectation Of
those who have tried it here this should not
be sown after the first week in September,
and should be buried deeper than spring
grain. In the middle States oats are sown
with the wheat; the frosts kill the oats, there
ny protecting the wheat from cold.
Winter grain should be free from standing
water, which in the wheat. growing States is
'ftctually done BY plowing and sometimes
rross blowing. so that the dead burrows are
not more than IL feet apart, one or both
WAYS, as thy happen to pillow once or twice.
For winter grain good covering Of snow is
The main thing, north, east. south or west.
JOSEPH w. BROWN.
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Use none but Hayes Allied Ointment q
HUMOR SYRUP.

The question finally s.nled, InroliG> rJoi0'gE i
p,r FRA IN ". ,. ~,
CCRoFI IA. Salt Rhclm. Fry >ilela>. taro'rorS III
~ Scad Head. Barriers Itch Ruins. Mer,Ural ~ q ffN'
Sores Ulcers. Riii.W"rn- ard III ald FL liN'
Cutancoi> diseases 81 cNrrn Kind can e cured. anu ~
cleaIScd II all impurities. d, The ~ HAYS Ain
MELT and Hn'r Shlnlthc 'r>I cite ii al r' Il '''f
offered L. the public These celrira ii Il oci' IL
speedily, thoroughly, ard perm aie1ri., Nho1i ~ :
L. the We have t'>ri, Mali 80
o the frSt respectful il, VIII" have had oc>f T.
these milling ,ii. in fhcir tan il> ii H.
forms oi disease With the n'o>f hapP, and sl'f
results Try fhen-rrire >ati>facri, gararretd u 81
Prepared Only 10y Dr T. d. HAYES. di>c",'r'r :, u
manufacturer. Hahe>k Nash pr ri,1'T>. 1aUr To-
Sold wh"lsaie ard retail in :. lnl >Irl ~ Z fHt
and ly Browne Ii",f Wells Ri,,r ~ A L Bal ! q
and by Druggists and Ap"fhc,aries generally :" Ft
Ar Bew article iii the market sia led th' -
Inc Allied uinimeIi. pui up by Chas K,nt, a. fi~' =
base counterfeit HAYES
FREp. p. SNIrH Montpelier Agent fnr Vermont
Sold in Lyndon by {. u / J Mcehs.
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n o T l C F. .
Will he sold at Public Auction on Saturday
March Fl, at o'clock. 2. 81, near the St. Johns
bury House, one years Old bay colt, which was
turned out to me as security for the payment of a
note. Which note has not been paid and the time
for redeeming SAID colt has expired.
o. H. WEIGH.
St.Jonnsbury, March 9, 1857. 1o24-25.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

is large. and made up in the very best "rhmanlikr
manner-all OF their own manuiac'ure-c"n>i>tinr
of Dress Frock and Sack Coats. frock and Sac.
Overcoats. silk Velvet. Satin, Figured six and
Lasting Vests, Elack and Fancy p"c>kin Pants. all
prices. Frocks. Overa>. Red ami Blue Over>hrt..
&c. Rubber Goods Of all kinds. latest stvle Hat
and Caps. Soft Hats. all prices and qualities; thick
and thin Boots Trunks, Nalises, Carpet Bags, I'm
brela.. &c. &c.
Their Patrons and the Public are invited 20 cal!
and examine their extensive stock. and one
wishing 10 buy any of the above goods Fl lftle
advance from cost will find il for their interest
trade where they get good bargains and have ::
chance TO select from large and desirable stock o:
Goods VII. rETTFS.
". H. HORTON.
Opposite the Passump>ic House. Railroad Street
81; Jotn>hnrv Vermont a9ssf
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Nj LLERs AND MILL OWNERS
Will find it to their advantage to procure one Of
!. d. Chase 4 Sons new and improved Smut Na
chimes. These machines are more durable, clear
grain better, and cost much less than any other
machines. lo19tf
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MORE AGENTS TED.

Wanted 10 or Is more agents for Pages Railroad
any time before the first Of April Eext will do
Don't wish to engage for any shorter time than one
year, and don't wish to pay any more nor less than
$50 per month, and all necessary travelling expel-
SEES. Agents travel on foot Should be happy to
confer, at any time. with those desiring such
situation, at my office. Rutland, Vt. A personal
interview important.
T. J. PAGE, Proprietor.
Rutland Jan. q, 1857. 1018-25