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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28
RELIGIoUs SERVICES.

The Valley Convocation of the Episcopal Church.
will be held IN CharlestOwn, on Wednesday the 2gth
instant. The services will commence at the EPis-
copal Church at II o'clock, A. NJ, and continue
every day during the week.
April %, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

re- So far, bills to charter eighteen new
banks,bave passed both branches of the Penn.
sylvania Legislature.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28
oUARTERLY MEETING.

The first Quarterly Meeting of the NJ F. Church
Jefferson Circuit, viii commence in Smihhcd Un
Saturday next, May Cd. The Presiding Elder end
the Ministers of the Circuit expected to be IN
attendance. [APriI %, 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

DEATHor RloH PLAsrER-George W. johnson
one of the largest sugar planters of the Mississippi
below New Orleans died recently, leaving an estate
valued At 81 100000 He has by his viii manu-.
mitted all his slaves 400 in number.
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Peter Grim,
John Magaka,
Jos Mouse,
Solomon Dairy

solomon UWrFy.
And what is the declaration OF the democrats OF
Harpers-Ferry7 1t is as follows: 1--WE, Democrats
of Harpers-Ferry precinct greet the Hampshire De-
mocracy by declaring that we will support its nom
nation" Now for most emphatiCally decline
giving my support to any such Batderdasn n0m'n0-
tion and wish the Democracy of the 9th Congress
sonal District TO understand that have never au-
thorized any one TO my name as above indicated
to promote the objects therein contemplated.
SOLOMON DERRY.
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WISCnEsTER MARKET.
SpetlaL notlees.
NOTICE.

By Divine Permission the Lutheran church re-
Gently erected near the Union School House, will be
dedicated on Sunday, the 81 day of May next at
which time the Rev. Mr.. Nice ION, and other Min
listers expected to be present.
April % 1851 THE COMMITTEE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

eay The editor of the Alexandria Gazette,
EEsAa ssowDEs, Esq, has been nominated
iorCoagress BY. the Americans of the Culpsp-
per district.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

Eg7oWe are:teqaested Ito announce that
THoMAs.M. IsBEnL, ESQ, candidate for the
Legislature, will address the citizens of Smith,
Held, on Saturday the.2d day of May. The
people Of all parties are requested to attend,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

w The machine shop of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Wheeling, lately con.
sumed by fire, is already being rebuilt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28
NOTICE.

We are requested to announce that the Rev. A.
G. North, will preach at Smithfeid, On the sec1nd
occupied by the Preshy tcrian Congregation
April %, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

hEFifty.seyen old line Democrats of the
county of Berkeley, respond to the Hamp.
shiEe nomination of Hon. VIM. Lucas, thro'
the Martinsbnrg Repabliean.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

EastL. b. Trook, of Michigan, has been.
fasppOinted private secretary to Secretary Cess
1t a salary of 81 400 per aDDum
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

g The account of E. F. Beall, late In
dian superintendent in California, has been
settled and the United States owes him 9s
cents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

Ea Col. w. H. Cranston, formerly editor
of-the Newport News, has been elected mayor
OF Newport, R. /.
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Solomon Derry
For the Spirit of Jefferson.

MEssRs. EDrroGs:-I notice in-your paper OF the
2lst inst, the following
We, Democrats, of Waters Precinct, Loudoun,
Co., Join the Democracy of HarperEFerry, in its
declaration. Signed
Nelson Breamer Peter Grim,
Martin Hartman, John Magaka,
Henry G Parker, Jos Mouse,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

~. shad on the susquehanna are selling
at sl4 per hundred.
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ksr We are glad 10 learn that the De-
mocIaoy of Londoun, Warren, Shenandoah
and Rockingham. have expressed their pref.
erehee for J. RAsDoIpH TucKER, fog Attorney.
General.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

NEVER roo LATE. Many just within the grasp of
Consnmpt on are saved every year by the faithful
use of DR.. Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Its
success in allayiny and curing severe protracted
coughs - remarkable.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

~. The Norfolk House in Rossbury,
Mass, has been sold for SOC, goo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

Hqtsh1s966 s nSs .nft esd s ss9sess
syTsP q H edaess EBSsopebfsis. and 81
gactfons. prepared solely by nv b
RMRSETF, Cbartestown. va ALSO ' STss. 81.
Dr GI.AGETT, HarPCrs-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

no-PEw RExTs in the Presbyterian Church ar
now due. JNO. HUMPHREYS,
GEO. w. EICHELBERGEN,
A. w. CRAMER.
April 81. 1857.
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Senator Toombs, Of Ca, has gone on
a visit TO Texas.
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ORIGINATED BITTERs.

April 81, 1857,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

TIE following letter from the Treasurer ofVir-
ginia JOS Segar Esq, will be read with interest
in all parts of the State:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28

We are authorized -to 5announce THOMAS NJ
ISBEBL, ESQ, az candidate for Justice of the
Peace. in District TO supply the vacancy DC
9asioaed By che rsrneYel Of - 4. Peg,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10
Picture Of q Border RUtfian.

Doctor Gihcn iii his sketches Of the admin
;stration of Governor Gcarv in Kansas draw 5
the likeness of Il border ruian this wise:
Let it not be understood that this tern!
is considered by those to whom it is applied
as one of rcprcach. On the contrary. they
boast OF it, glory in 1t. and do all in THEN
power to merit it, and very many of them
have been cmincntly successful. In their
manner they assume the character of ri,,;;;,,
iii ihcir dress they exhibit Tic appearance,
of Il ru:iin,i--:l.d il their conversation they
;.:e r;lal> indeed. They initiate and rc-
scmblc TIE ,ucrillas. l;droons or gyeascrs o!
Nexico-thc briSal.d> Of Spain or Italy. ol
TIE pirates. robbers ai.;. mur(crcIs Of the the
atcr. On the lcypc It AanS;;s CITY stood 4
sort of an omnibus Or wagon. used to convey
passengers to and from Wc>tport. upon eth
or side Of which was painted. in flaming cap
ita!s, the words Border i:utIian.' Standin.
about in groups CT running III every dircc-
ton. were numbers Of men who claim tor
themselves the gentle appelIation.
~ description OF one Of these will give
the reader some idea Of their general charac-
teri>tics. Imagine. then. a man standing in
Il pair Of long boots. covered with dust ard
mud. ard drawn over his trousers. and the
latter made Of coarse fancy colorci cloth
well soiicti-thc handle OF !; large bowic-knif2
projecting from one or both boot tops,
leather belt bucjlcJ around his waist. on each
side Of which is fastened Il revolycr-;. red or
blue shirt. with heart. eagle or some other
ta>ori;c device braided On TIC breast OF back.
over which is S:rGn. q rife or carhinc-;l
sword dangling by his s;'!,-an cid S!ouchcel
hat with cockat.c or brass star on the front
or side and a chicken. goose, On turkey ftatl-
CT sticking into Tie to,]-hair uncut and un-
combcd, covering his neck and shcul,.crs-an
ullshavcn face aud unwaSEed hands. In
agine such (, picture Of humanity, WHO can
swear given number Of oathS in any spccil-
c timc-drink any quantity of bad whi>kcy
without getting drunk, and boast of having
stolen half dozen horses and killed two or
more abolitioni>ts, and You vii have a pref
ty fair conception ola border ruiiian as ne ap-
pears in Missouri and Kansas.
:" lie has, however. the happy faculty Of
assuming Il very different aspect. Like 9TH
er animals he car shed his coat and change
his colors. In the City of Washington he is
another person. You will see him in the cor
ridors Of the first class hotels, upon Pcnnsyl-
vania Avenue. i'll the Rotunda of the Capitol.
or the spacious halls Of the White House,
drcs>c,. in the finest broad cloth, and in the
extreme of fashion: his lair trimmed, his
face smoothcd and his hands clcanscd; his
manner gentle. kind and courteous his whole
department that of innocence, and his speech
SO smooth. studied and oily, as to convince
even The sagacious president himself. that he
is vcri'ablc and polished gentleman. and
obtain from the wise heads that form the
cabinet. the most important posts Of trust.
honor and emolumcnt in the gift Of the ma
ton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

FAIRBANKS EDUCATION FUND.-Thc Fair
banks Education Board is now ready to re-
ccivc applications for aid. The necessary iii
formation as to conditions, forms. &C.. is pre-,
s:lmed to be in The hands of Congregations
ministers throughout the State; or it NAV be
had by application TO either member of the
Board. VIZ: Rev. Aldacc Walker, West Rut-
land: Rev. Siias Mckecn, Bradford Rev
Cyrus j. Drake, Royalton, Cat present, and
probably for some time ava from home)
Mr.. James X. Colby. St. Johnsburv: Silas
ii. Hodges, Esq. Rutland Ch,pntir.
AccUENT-Nr. William J. Fuller, fore
man of this office, had his hand badly injured
by being drawn into the power press. Oh
Thursday of last week. He will be disabled
for some time, but we hope not permanently
--N|1ejmy Ecgisio.
MoRE LIoCoE SEKED-Wc learn that a
man in Wat>.icd. who is a drunkard, has
been i'll the habit Of coming to Montpelier
and getting four or five gallons of liquor at a
time. and wing drunk on it from week to
week. lie is man Of some property. hav-
ing farm, dairy, sc. He is Guarrcaomc
wife and eight children dare not remain in
the house. On Monday of this week he was
fined five dollars for being drunk. Recently
he was brought before :hc Grand jury, and
testified that he did not know of whom he
bought liquor. Before Justice Buckley CT
MorctOwn, he testified that be got it in a
store on Main Street. Montpelier, but persist
Ell lii declaring that ne did not know the
name of the man who but it up for him. \
boy who saw him get It. pointed out the store
ct VIM. Storls as the place; whcrcupon a
warrant was issued by Justice Caldwell and
served by Sheriff Bra'lish. who seized a lot of
ooG gallons or over. in thc cellar, marked Mr..
Simmons. Cra!t>lury Liquor Agency. 1t is
said that Storrs will be taken to Watsticd
ior trial on the charge Of selling liquor to this
man. This is a horrid case, and We hope this
notorious traffic will be broken up in Mont
rclicr.--I"ntpelie" Repository.
The United States Court House and Post
Office buildings at Rutland and Windsor are
progressing rapidly. The Easements of both
are being built of granite from the quarrics
Of Fitzwillianl. \. II. The upper stories are
to be OF pressed brick.
FIRE At WILLi.ISTowS.-Wc learn from
Il letter written by y. Bisclow. that the
store owned by i. +. Dici,crSon vas entire
X destroyed by ire on TIE evening OF the 18th
inst. Loss about >'.UDO. Insured in the
Orange County Mutual tor 2:2ooo.-Hrw!tor,'
J"uyAI.
Fatal. ACCIpr>T.-A Young man named
Robert i'rools, porter at the American iio
tel i'll this place. was fatally injured Monday
evening. Attempting 20 spring on the rack
Of coach. as it started for the wharf, he lost
his hold ana fell between the wheels. The
hind wheel passed over the upper part Of his
chest. Drs. Ihaycr X Carpenter were immc
diate,y i'll attendance, but the internal inu-
:i'S were So great that nothing could be tonr.
and he expired about > o'ciock this morning,
in great agony. His age WAS abou, IS years.
FREE i.'esS.
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MARRIAGES.

RAlLEl-W H:TrnILL-ln Pcachaln. Oct. ). by
Rev. y. Iouteilc. Mr.. Joseph Bailey, OF Peach
am, and Miss Clara Wi,itchill. of Eyc-atc.
WuEELEI-IIiE! BERT In Waterford, Oct. |,
by Rev. +. Warmer, Mr.. Horace Ii. Wheeler.
of st. Jolns:ury, and Miss Nalona T. IIurlbcrt
of Waterford.
BArNEY-ELDEIDGE-in this village. Get l, bv
Rev. Y. i. Fond, Mr. Geo. VI. Barney, and
Miss Viola y. Eldlid5c. both Of this town.
BLAKE-DAEriTT-In Greensboro. at church. on
the evening of Sept. sc. by Rev. J. T. Stone.
Mir. George ". Blake and Miss Jane johnson
Babbitt ali of Greensboro.
Derby. Sept. 2S. by Rev. L..
Kinney. >ir. Carlton G. Corey. Of Pci!a, Iowa,
and Miss Aurora Moran. Of Derby.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. EEr. Albert \. Silver of
Bloomfield. and Miss Sarah ". Jclnr Of Der
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\ PLEASING INcInEET.-AmonS tllc pleas
ING incidents which have tended to convince
us that money is not entirely the ruling pas
sion OF mems natures. We hear Of one which
is most crcditahlc to those Interested The
piano forte establishment Of the NIessrs
thickering X Sons gives employment to owe,
three hundred persons. Owing to non-remit
tances from all parts Of the country of funds
due. this firm last week did not pay THEN
men, having business paper maturing which
required all their available money. The men
without one dissenting voice, passed series
of resolutions. rendering to NcsSrs. CHECKER
ing their regrets at the present financial cri-
SIS. and stating their willingness and abilit!
to wait for their pa: until a more favorable
moment. also intiTating III the hindcst man
ner that If a loan Of six or eight thousand dol
lars would be useful at this moment, they
would tender that sum as willing contribu-
ton from their savings. This speaks vol
umes in praise of the concern.-Bostoa Go
zdtc.
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~, TIE MISSIONARY BRIG MORNING
STAR. at Honolulu Julv 10Th. would sail for
Micronesia, August l0th

~ TIE MISSIONARY BRIG MORNING
STAR. at Honolulu July 10Th. would sail for
Micronesia, August l0tl.
RENARK,rLg FSc,rE.-..s the Steamship
Antelope left her dock on Saturday afternoon
for Liverpool. she fired Il salute from her two
guns. when both of them Immediately burst,
throwing the pieces in every direction. one
large piece of which went very near Captain
Smiths head, but strange 10 say, not a per-
son was injured, there were crowds in the
vicinity OF the guns, both Oh board the YES
sci and Oh the dock.-I'c,Jfond -idrUtisn.
- Among the criminals who entered the
New York State Prison at Auburn. last week.
was palsicd old man. seventy years of age,
and a complete invalid, who was put in for
wiltul murder. lie is unable to help himself
at all, in consequence of a ralsicd side. lie
is from Chenango county, where he killed his
own brother with Il common clothes FOUNDER,
by knocking his brains out while asleep.
- \ correspondent of the New York
Post says that there are about eighty descend
ants Of Dr. Franklin now living in the states
OF Rhode Island, New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA,
Mar. lai!d and Kentucky, and in the ID ;rict
Of Columbia. iirs. ". J. Duane, of New
York is the oldest descendant now living
Dr. Franklin Bachc, Professor Of Chemistry
in Jefferson College, is the eldest son Of the
eldest son of DIR. Frauklin's only daughter.
His residence is at the corner OF Spruce and
juniper streets, Philadelphia.
The Pennsylvania. Legislature has met to
take some action in connection with the tnan-
cial crisis in that State
ACcIDENT-On "Wednesday last a son of
MIR. George G. Sanborn. Ticketmastcr at the
Railroad Station in Concor,. ..bout six years
OF age. fell while attempting to climb the stalk
OF a Suniiowcr, in his fathers garden, break
ing 4 bone and dis!ocating the shoulder.
Ex-Governor Slade of Vermont, Was in In
danapoliS. Indiana, last week, with twenty
one New England girls, whom he was taking
West for the purpose Of giving employment
as school teachers.
We have by the arrival OF the steamship
Washington, additional details Of the news
from India. 1t continues OF a sombrc char
actcr. Another British General has been
killed.
1t is said that c. J. Richardson, ca BrattIe-
boro. Vermont. is among those lost hv the
ioaldcrin5 Of the Contra. America.
C"MliIMiNTiNY.-'lhc foil ,wing is FROM
the hcInnond (\a.) EnGu:rcr:-
80 lie l'ilgri:a %aticrS.-Nho. by the way.
were The most l.aIroA minded. selfish. super
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
From Ex-A,,erman Perkins

BosToN. Feb 3. 1853.
DR.. ". FoWLE-For several days had been
suffering from the effects OF a severe cold accom-
panied by Very sore throat and sick headache
which completely incaractatcd me for business
had taken but a small portion of single bottle
of this i'alsam. when experienced immediate re-
lief. My cough was broken up at once. and nv
lungs entirely relieved from the pressure which
had become so painful. attribute this entirely
to the good effects of Your Wild Cherry. as took
no otlor medicine whatever. | cordially recon-
mend it to all my friends. Respectfully yours.
SANI S. PERKINS.
None genuine unless signed l. Butts on the
wrapper 53-54
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- The cruel rumor that Captain Hern-
don was safe. published in the New York
papers on Friday was taken quickly to Mrs.
Herndon, who, in frenzy fjoy, started for
the Quarantine to meet with disappoint-
ment saddening and crushing. The author
Of such a hoax deserves t, be punished.
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HOlianS and MelOaeonS.

YNREAT & IIN>iEI Manufacturers. New Ta-
ven These Instruments for elegance. t'u,c-
b'htv. qulckno>S of uttcrancc. soiiditv and rirh-
ness 81 tonc. are superior IL any other manufac-
tnrc IN New England The various sizes are kent
on hand by the subscriber. ana MI! We'll pay any
one in want c! good instrument, 10 call and eI-
anime them Second hand Nclodcon.. cd and
new STYLE for sale cheap Also Accordeons. Flutes
and vol strings. J. {. BINGHAM.
81. John>h,rv. August 18th. 49,.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Tie >inri,. announcement q n,a:hs and Mar
rage vii be inserted free Of charge bn: al obi,u
airy notices VIII y. CHARGE. al advertising :,:cs.
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New Carriage Sh0D,
buy the Premium Eitters,

{ ND drive away the Jalndice. We dull. slow,
= stupid. sleepy m"r;ais. They are Just the
thing Won need This warm weather. If Won bu,
these Bl.;erS. you may he assured Won will not &c,
any poisoned alcohol. Is nothing hut the Simon
pure article is used 10 keep them from spoiling-
They arc warranted 70 give a. good satisfaction as
ally other preparation. Manufacture and sold by
ii. 7. Ii01T.
St. John s',,i,v. >.iav IS. S5,f
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To THE MIIIIoS.-Prof WOOD. of St I,uis ha. ofto
wears Of deep study and uu'r- research scc,sI. il,
presenting L" the public article superior TO any now IN
>"an. indeed, il is truly wonderful Cisruycrv-wc o,I
vert |" his iair RcS"rativr the only article that has
been r"ll'cirv S'll in Cllraii, axe of his .,,,
removing ilirui itching. scroula &c Il restores t..
gray "a"'i - more than the original beauty: adds new
beauty 10 locks already luN,rian: having the ctfr ,
c"ar>r harsh hair. o render i! Glossy wayv ,tcu
fmaheii'y iaT Tat Is loose or FILLING. and many other
qualities which will become known soon rs usoJ
The pride Of mankind is Sinrlay cvcloed In tho tacn
in" and arrangement Of the hair: perhaps from thr n,
that II IS the only portion of the hUuan body thar WE a,
IRAN III any way We choose: how Important then hov;nr
this portion lett to our care that Sho, rsc ali ~
means science has placed in orr hands render
ful and erlna'cnt Ii You woll have heattl,l hair rIn
* har hair with lis naur! color e .,ntIv preserved t
extreme old don't fail purchase Wno'is II ~ D.
st"ratve.-I Daily Iowa State Gazette ~ "
Sold 10y j. e. BINGHAM, st. Johnsbury Vt and bv nj,
respectable Druggists. '' - ''
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Derby Lire House,

's'liiS establishment Ia, lccn thoroughly re-
paired AID fitted Ii. 10. Ia accommodation
"' u pubic. and no :;:i:;~ VII i,e spared to rem
I"r Ii acceptable To the Traveller or Parties cf
i,a>..'- \ share {" patronage i most respect
fully solicited. GEt:. \. ,;ot'E
DENY Line. ". Aus -. i,~j.. 80
Z ITERATION This ccrt;i:cs that have civ
III my SD. Hcnrt Il. Thompson. Ii, time
'"iinI the r. na:ll;;'r Il his minority aid shall
clam n'nr q. ii> VA. nor pay anv ,l,h, Of his
contracting after this da.c. TIL. !. iiDMr>ON.
-. j':.r>Dli-,. Sept. l. M. ,3-..,
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PERFECTLY SATISFIED

o enc can use the I:TENT ROSIN OIL,
l LAMP and not czcia.a!. i : the CHEAPEST.
Ei.'T. and tLEANt7T hight t.,'r introduced, So!,.
ny =. JEN II /. 81. John hurr
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MOTHERS! MOTUEHS,, NOTurpc,,,

An Ola nurse Tor children Don't fail TO procure Mrs
equal "i Earth y" mother who has cvrr fric,, W.
Wl,>i"W> SOOTHING SYRur for Children will ever consent
l" it ie ci pass through til" distressing and critical
period "f teenc without the aid of this invalu,i r
ara"f Ii He an! health can be estimated by dollars and
Gems IS worm lis weight in gold Millions Of bottle.
the United States. '' az
Price only % cents bottle. Fer sale by dealers in Mc
cine GENERALLY.
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Pure Cream Tartar.

u [. SODA. Parma. Gown Starch. ra.cn. Bar
~ .ty t"l Infants. Coca ~ Is and Chocolate
all OF Enc>t q'.a.'y. for sale nv
! c rr~C..>.
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LIRE. WINSLo,E's SOOTHING SYRUP

/ Il: h">t article Known tor Children cutting
teeth: Aver Cherry Pcc,or.., ..nl C.t!la.,ir
MS for sale }, the gross ,oycI or single bon. by
J. G. BINGHAM
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Planed Ciapboards,

SAWED from t. rou"d log. a superior ar,icle
- to. >1ic ny ItHBAliD X RICHARDS.
N'>t "I.tNlt. NC: !. .r).. ;::itf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

SINGING SCHcoLs.-We would call attcn-
ton to Mr.. Ciark's advertisement of Singing
Schools. to commence next week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

REMOVING: THE SICN.-It is an invariable
custom in Boston for man of business who
fails, to remove his sim from his door Many
years ago, one Moses Poor failed in Boston.
and did not complywith theusual custom ofrc-
moving his name. During the night the boys
too: down his s:gn. sawed it in two, and re-
placed it. but with the names reversed, so
that It read. Poor Moses.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

The challenge game of football between
the SophonloreS and Freshmen, Of the proba-
BILE result of which, there has been much
Roasting and sainsayn~ here of late. came
off this afternoon. and the Sophomorcs beat
the Freshmen three successive games IN hrcri
Dart. Coll, Oct. 3. SorII.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

EGGs.-Mr. Asa Durham. Of Waterford.
has handed us some monster &ca's cggs-as
ne atfirms-though they are as large as small
pumpkins
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

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