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on Saturday night, man named

IHE RECORDERS C0URTS-Mlchael Bowen
partially examined Saturday before Sh the
charge Of having murdered Patrick Callahan shooting him
through the neck in the Lafayette Exchange. foot
fayee street. the 18th u The testimony, went
clear Bowen being the who did the shooting
Que only of the witnesses the pistol in Bowen haud but
did the shooting The examination continued till
Wednesday Ann Sutherland before the First
District Court for stabbng Wm Celand the 10Th ult the
Thala Streets and her husband
along aiding abettng the business Charles
Baker the for beating W. H. Haley
Perddo Daniel Ryan held for examination
charge of having stolen S worth of penknve from the store
of Mcsrs uneschoss Brothers Co.. No. ia Camp street.
John Ryan aragned charge OF having badly cut John
Murphy with shoeakers knife Friday evening and semitic
prison to await the result.
IN Recorder Fabre's Court Assistant Recorder Holland
sdngS Jenny Smith, alias Baltimore Jenny, examined
charge OF having Illegally charged Jean Giouy 80 So for
peep at the Galatn street elephant shown in the California
House. The evidence being conclusive she
| First District Court
Paul Fouree sent before the entering
house in the night time with eonious intentions ST.
Clair M c., was dismissed from the charge cutting
Dufossst's slare Baize, with intent kill He ,hereupon
charged Blaze with having attempted to kill him.
sent to Marie JOSEPH Craig and stepben
Latour all free colored fined S25 the above L. St
Clair fined &c. and the slave Baze ordered to receive
twenty five sshes-a for being in the dsordery assenlsre
| in which the cutting took place.
Recorder solomon Constantine ROLAND before the First
District Court for breach Of trust to the of Sl S.
the prejudice of Pierre DAWN John Smith, charged
ting John Glanceied in the head with intent KILL was dis.
charged. Dr. Cummings Pat Keegau and Ed Keegan were
charge having violently beaten Jose Antonio Vidal
at the ferry landing.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
New Orleans, July 3, 1857.
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$100 ROC L A MA TIOK
TO THE INHABITANTS Of
ST. JOHNSBUKT AND THE STATE

1>1 ~ All. 0'AIH'
ficted with Headache Rheumatism Nenr,i"a p, IL
Asthma p;, ". nne x,Hns e a,Ea farafyss
Deafness and all Bronchial Affections and some other ca
nr"nnsa ~ cha e'e anS .,ec,mniv d;s;n.to
and Pain than can he effected bv any Other oI
thOdS medical aid in the same space Of time fin masSs.
themselves ieinr A1doeS - ' 'ie ihASses
named In my dirpctiuns NY ELECTRIC on operates on CHI.
mical and electric nrincplcs and is therefore
the cure natural restoration any organic
arising from an Improper circulation of Nervo- Vital Fluid
Iwant the masses to j.n I'm this matter thr vrr,, .nd
vi. because X tneSe t's are 81. al are alike inter-
GET L/.,If,u<' ar -,
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TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,

BrRkE.-Thos. Bartlett, lso5-lsO7.; Ro-
man Fyler, 1908, 1909; Daniel Newell, 1910
Abner Coe, 1911; Isaac Dennison, 1912;
Abner Coe, 1913; Sylvester Hall, 1914; Ro-
man Fyler, 1Sl5-1S16; Isaac Dcnison, 1917;
Roman Fyler, 1918; Abner Coe, 1919; Isaac
Denison, 1S2O-lS2l C. w. Denison. 1890
1873; Sylvester Hall, 1924; G.W. Deni-
son, 1925; Ira Walter, lS2G-lS27: Ebenc-
ger Darling, 1923; Joel Trull, 1s29-ls3o
t.lave White, 1S3l-1S32; Sheldon Coe,
lS33-1S34; Benjamin F. Belden, 1856
1886; Joel Trull, 1887; Asahel burlington,
lS3S-lS39; Geo. H. Denison, 1910: Lu-
Gus Denison, lS4l-lS42; Ebenezer Oar
ling, lS43-lS44 C. c. Newell, 1S45-1S46;
Daniel Beckwith lS47-lS4S; Erastus Hum.
phreyy, 1S49-lSjO; Daniel Beckwith. 1851
Geo. d. Fyler, ls52-ls53; Willard Bundv
lS54-lSj5; Lewis Jenkins, 1856.
Observation-Disclosures Morrill,, l7SS: Jes.
Sc Leavcnworth, 1889, David Whittier, 1890
Jesse Leavenworth, l79l-l792; BENJAMIN
Sias, 1193-1797 Jesse Lcavenworth. 1893
Benjamin Sias, 1899 David Dunbar. 1SOO-
1902; Samuel Chamberlin, 1903; Joseph
Motfet, 1901; Christopher Sergeant, 1905
Joseph Moffet, 1906; VIM. A. Griswold, 1907
1910; VIM. A. Palmer, lSll-lSl2: VIM
\. Griswold. lSl3-lSl7; VIM. A. Palmer
1878; VIM A. Griswold, 1919 Joseph Nor.
rill, lS20-lS22; Geo. W. Drew, 1923: Au.
gustine Clark, 1924; VIM. A. Palmer, 1895
1926; VIM. A. Griswold, 1927 Augustine
Clark, 1923; VIM. 4. Palmer, 1929; Angus.
tine Clark, 1880; Geo. W. Drew, 1881; Au.
gustine Clark, 1882; Salma Davis. 1884
Lewis Fisher, 1885 James NJ. Morrill,, 1886
Andrew Mcmillan, 1887; Samuel B. Mat.
tOcks, 1S3S-1S4O; Ebenezer Eastman. 1871
Asa Morrill,, 1S42-lS43; Theron Howard
1874; Moses Wesson, 1915 John 4. Page
1913; HarveyT. Moore, 1S49-lS5O; Charles
Davis, 1S5l-1S53; J. S. II. Weeks. 1854
Matthew p. Wallace, 1855; Theron Howard
1856.
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THE MARKETS.
BOSTON MARKET-June 10.

Flour, Genessee fancy 1928 $50 do extra rs TO-
Canada fancy $50. Corn yellow Los Oats northern
Is 10. Beans. 22j Butter. store H. do family ~
Y. Lard Halo HAMS western, IL IL. Cheese, good
lOa H. Potatoes. chenangOes do white -.
first sort. 1867 Ia Wool SaNohy g. f5 Am full
blood IS u o. do "a do 4S i 50. Common to H. 3sa
k3.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Junc 4.
At markct-75 Beef Cattle Stores q pairs Working
OAen lbs Cows and Calves, wv sheep and Lambs aud
lsW swine.
do Ss.M: third do. $50: ordinary, $575.
Working OXen-$l4Uto ls,
Cows and CalveS-S.7 4Gal5
Veal CalveS-$i. SAC.
Two years old-S36 a Il Three years old 4,a,A
Sheep and 1.ambs-EXtra. s., 6as by lot So So 3a5.
Swihc-6a. 1-2c: retail FAY l-2c Fat hogs &c.
llides-7 Las l2c per Id. Talow-S I-2c. Calf Skins
-lial5c.
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DEATHS.

PAGE-At Eoltony;llc June 9th. Alonzo xo,, -:
). F. and Lydia c. Page, aged 10 years.
iSHER-At East Charleston, May 24th, Esther
wife OF William Fisher, aged y.
bLIss-1n West Concord, of disease If Tho .
on the 9TH inst, Mrs. Ruth Bliss, aged IS years
1p o', San Francisco, CAL, April 18th
Chioe Ann, wife of A. S. Edwards. AGED &c
years, ~
Monroe, N. H.. June 4th, Mrs. n
X. Sterling aged ST. ''
OoLBi-ln Danville, June I'd, of inAamm.,,o, -
uie bowels, after an illness of five days Me-
rreei9ye A. Colby, daughter of Mr.. John CoIh S'
nA ns.n Fairlee, May 24th, Stephen East.
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MARRIAGES.

LfNAN-"ILsoN-In this town, Jsse 9, bv Rev
W. %. Bond Mr.. Timothy Lyman, of Glover.
and Miss Sarah Ann NJ. Wilson, of Nashua, n.
H.
bHow ", Newbury, MAY 25, BY H.W
bailey, Esq, Mr. Wells b. Brown and Miss 81.
ran Jane Smith, both of Newbury.
bAILEf-PAGE-In Haverhill. n. H., on Tuesday
evening last, Mr.. Milo Bailey, and Miss Ellen
oCoTT-" OkTHTNGTON-In Irasburgh, Sd inst
oy , hev. n. ". Scott, NJ. L. Scott. M n NJ
Glover and Sarah NJ. Worthington, of iras.
h1N9ALL-SYE-ln Irasburgh, LIST inst, BY Rev
>; H. Beckwith. Hazen Kimball, of Barton. and
Eliza Nyc, of Irasburgh. 'o"' ""u
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!YOne of Adams power presses has been
put in operation at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands.
- The elastic tissue packed within each
hoof of horse is so folded, backward and
forward, that it would present surface of
four feet square were it spread out. Thus
his limbs and the entire weight of his body
rest on spring cushions packed in boxes.
- DIR. Conyers, of London, disscctcd a
person who died for love, and found an I'M
preston of a lady's face upon his heart.
~ a tortoise was found the other day in
South Hadley, bearing the inscription, wv.
H., 1872
u \ son has been born to the Empress
of Russia.
." The town of Sharon, y. H.. with 4
population of GOO. has no store. post Office.
church or tavern, nor minister, doctor, law
yer or even pauper.
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County Court Record.

In the case of David Powers IS. Lucius
Denison and others, the jury returned yer.
dict for the defendants. This case has had
four jury trials, in one ofwhich the jury found
for the plaintiff, in two for the defendants
and in one the jury disagreed. A motion is
now pending to set aside the last verdict, on
account of some mistake alleged to have been
committed in the jury room.
HIRAM PERKINS rs. SIMEON H. WEBSTER
lhl' was an action of ejectment for land in
Cabot. The subject of the controversy was a
strip of land fifty or sixty rods long and ia.
pering from fifteen feet wide down to point
of no great intrinsic value, but furnishing an
excellent bone of contention for two neigh
bors. The plaintiff owned lot No. Al. and
the defendant lot No. 40, on the border of
which two lots the land lies. The plaintiff
evidence tended to show that the land in
question was part of lot Al, and had been
SO possessed by him and his predecessors, till
the defendant, while making a new fence to
supply the place of an old one that had gone
to decay enclosed this strip and kept plain
TIN out of possession. The defendants evil
dence tended to show that the old fence was
not on the true line between the lots and
that the new fence was; and, to defeat the
effect of the plaintiffs long possession, the de.
PENDANT attempted to Prove an agreement be-
tween former owners Of the land that the old
fence should be temporary boundary only
while it lasted, and that whenever new fence
became necessary, it should be built where
the new fence was in fact built.
The jury found for the plaintiff to recover
seizin of the land with S. damages.
For plaintiff, B. N. Davis and S. B. Colby !:
for defendant, J. A. Wing and T. Bartlett.
SAMUEL MEDER rs. Town OF NEwBrRy-
This was an action on the case to recover for
damages sustained by reason of the INSULT
cheney of highway WI ich the town of New
bury was bound to keep IN repair. 1t appear-
ed from the plaintiffs evidence that in janua-
ry' 1906, he was travelling with horse and
sleigh in the Northerly part of Newburv
when the horse sheered, and the horse. sleigh
and plaintiff, were all precipitated down
steep and unguarded bank by the roadside.
The fall was more than twenty feet, the first
three or four Of which were perpendicular.
The plaintiffs left hand and arm were bru;s-
ed, he experienced severe blow on the left
side of his head, and his sleigh was consider
ably broken. The defendant insisted and
gave evidence tending to- prove that the plain
tin was not at the time in the exercise of Or.
binary care in the management of his horse
and that whatever injury the plaintiff receiv-
ed must have been at some other place than
the one In question, inasmuch as it was phvs-
cally impossible that the plaintiff could have
experienced what he claimed to have exner;
Pnced at that place.
The jury returned verdict for the Defend
mt and the plaintiff reviewed. At former
rial the jury gave the plaintiff SIXTY dollars
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Homo Manufacturer.

me announcement OF home manufactures thoucb de-
REGARDED With many people, in theory than in
lice desire I" call attention the fact that th"s in
",t VI " S"u article 81 AR>ISH save themselves
eh unnecessary expense simply by buying ct home in
Nrw W,T Las as the practice has hitherto been at
cunlatc cost of transporting the raw from S,
!, Mc~ {" in that city, Of bringing
m :. asn l" n"s'" being true It is surely unwi>e
nU. 10 AVA themselves Of this opportunity. We call the
aent Of buyers the large stock ot Mes.rs s,im,
a,em.ins Ca" Broad Street. Rps,un-MsrrhaIts'
o.
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Lumber! I,umher!!

VIE subscribers would hereby give notice that
= Il they have purchased the wcllknown lumber
mn u, al west Concord. (rccently owned nv Howe
x llnman). and arc prcnarcd to furnish All L;nds
OF Spruce and Hcmlock Lumber, Including Clan.
boards and Shinslcs.) at Low PRICES. W.
would call particular attention to our Clapboard,.
when arc sawed from the round log. and are very
desirable article. u Orders nv mail or otherwise
solicited and promptly attended to.
Address H1BBARD 4 RICMARps, West Concord
'" ASA HlBBARD,
wv o. NJ. RICHARDS.
West Concord. June l, 1857. NO.
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B"rn"ii's Oriental Tooth VYnsb.

THIS ElNir for the teeth am, gums combine, In ...
i"'Hi tle most desirable cleansing and astrir.n M
hS al the same time IL contains noln. which can
I">>liS linrr the sensitive
II arrests decay tn. teeth s'o''
II cures ca!kcr ia the mouth
III l. Unsurpassed a> 4 sarclr
IL acts rs a detergent after >Iil, king
II RENDERS the GUMS hard and healthy
IL HeutTalZts the offensive secrctils If the mor,b
lIarts I" the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic
and pleasant. f'' "''"A''
eminent "i the Dental and Medical Faculty. " '
, Prepared only by Joseph Burnett Co. fremont Stree,
'>'"h FOR sale 10y all Druggists at SEC per bottle 4,
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STATE or VERMONT

District of Essex, IS.
Al rrosae Court holden at Lunenturg in said .tr;,
on !he FIRST day Of June A. d. lS5,: " ~ "'S'e'
,nv Nal administrator Of the estate of JOSEPH
ID. MINISTER. late If Concord in said ,Ii>frct ~,
n, s 10 said court that the personal
"a sunClent TO pay the expenses Of aminstrat;" ana
@ against said estate therefore pra,s .ad Curt -,
st MN license to sell all the estate Of sai dsca
S;uaed IN said Concord. 1t being lot of land SnatsJ oni
s %" te west side Of Connecticut river and helm, h
VIII pe oenehcal for all concerned that the whole h
said c"mr; ,a mi" money Whereupon is ordered hy
>, .o tha all persons Interested bc noiei IN $780, ny
session OF said court to be holden at the Pr"hat
b. is7 aDd Sis In SAID district on the Both day Of June
ney see cause; and 1t Is further ordered thai c II
n, o. u ms order be published in the CaIedonia nrn,T
said time Of hearing ''''es pre'ioli 10
By the Court.
A true copy of record. LII" 'ulse I" Probate.
Attest 1881 ISRAEL DEWEY. kec,s,.r
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BOgle's Bazaar.

The largest cheapest and best assortment Of Toilet and
Fancy Goods, Hair Work, and Wigs and Toupees newest
inventions Bose's Hyperion Fluid, unrvaled for
growth OF the hair-Boges Prize Medal Electric Hair
proved ,,s 10 ne the best in the Woodland Boges b
Cytherea for beautitying the complexion Sole VIII
and retail agency for WrghtS Frangipanni or everl
Reriame-aso for Peters Cos celebrated Phadelpl
and for all foreign and domestic Toilet Article,
Liberal discounts to dealers. Bogls Bazaar a2 wash
lngtOn Street By.'"n. Proprietor W Boyle.
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Special Notice.

A rnOMPT settlement of all demands in f.vox
o! ). +. BANCROFT, and NEWELL & RI
T E Is requested. This notice is imperat;r. >.
Ill., III. D. Is about to move out of the State III ds
A. Nono |i't Ge found in the hands of Mr.. E. Hav
Building. '|' -'o : AHtredge's
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Family Sewing Muchincs.

- The simplicity durability and capahjltv If tho HIM,
"tSs,"r e." SEWN. Machine Is the they are Is,
\frsa! preferred I" ether for Family Sewing and
Dress Making. Every ont If the rrr,t nur,nr ,
selling have given the highest satisfaction
",'iiS LOCK- stitch that unrayeI and ,Iw,vs In
order ready To- they meet the desires and w.n, - ~.
'es '"r Their household sewing. Samples of the work
S, SCI circular sent +" any part of the United
STATES 10y X A. johnson. Manufacturers. Agent IL. and
l49 - Washington R,,Sf,n -'eN"'' ~ .iu
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Health and Strength.

DR. s. d. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters is the hest
Mecihe ever USED for Spring and Summer complaints
mas been more literally patrUnZe' than other ever
eStblShtd III this country II Is the Richardson's
niIterS which has restored many invads health
throughout the New England States during the past thr-
~ wears. ~
n b-Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bttcrs
me genuine have fac-simile Of signature upon the
outer envelope For sale by Druggist. everywhere and at
III! oince, NO 81 Hanover street. Boston. lu25 y
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STATE OF TERUONT

OF K.VV1IV7,
A. . p,o,... c. Essex District ss
A. H. 1857: " s ~" uas VI June.
instrument purportIns to be the last will and ,.
men. 81 !"hh l.! Snow. late Of Lunenhurr in sail ,IS
ueceased being presented to the Court here nv aur,
n1w, 'ne eXecutrx therein named for Probate II ia
s SAID Court that all persons concerned therein 10
10 appear al session Of said Court 10 be holden -
r"S..e Oice IN Iuncnhurg the ath dav of Inn.
H.. lSo. AMI show cause. If they NAV have ac.ns
tne trnate Of said WILL for which purpose il IA f1rtcr
aered that copy of the record Of this erder he
IALEnoNAS. printed at st. Johnsbry three ws.t.
sueeess'ey, previous I" aad time appointed for
true copy Of record.-Attest, '''"e'
lOB.-39 ISRa TT Dcurrv
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CLARK,S FEMALE PILLS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Prepared from 4
prescription Of Sir Clark d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This Invaluable medic 8 Unfilling in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which tn. female
constitution is subject 1t m"sratcs all excess and removes
all distractions. and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly suited. Ii WILL in short time bring on the
monthly period With regularity
Each bottle price dollar bears the Government stamp
OF Great Britain. to prevent c"untcrfcits.
CAUTIoN-The>e Pills should be taken by females that
pregnant during til. three months as they are sure
|" bring on MISCARRIAGE: but at every other time and in y
cry other case. they perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
&c. BALDWIN 1 co, Realistically
futile Noses. Auburn y Y. General Agents
ST." and postage stamps cIcI>c, To- any au:horiz-
Ell Agent Will ensure bottle If the Pills by return mail
For sal" 10y FRED. T.. SMITH, Munr,~licr wholesale. A
gent Tor Vermont. Sold 10y Browne IIOYT and J. &
bingham. ST J"hI>hury, II Weeks Danyille. FX II
heHcs Nc"hury luVl 81
from III" Editor "fthc Daily Gazette" ElmIra " VI
:. ELECTRIC OIL" AND DIR SMITH If all We have
seen III the papers bc true. t.iI have ,oult Of
H. because We are personally acquainted it'll ii the
PARTIES. Whose opinions given, then DR. Smith t Phil,
hcipil has made the most IMPORTANT medic discovery
ever heard ri. for the III all kinds pan W,
near o >"tr limbs r"in, Ell in tw" hours piles cured
III Nv" weeks hcaia, he and t"thaclc III mnuirs: Of
rit uIIl.>In in day. and in three wrcl,
N""riiiay treatment accomplish such results Thi,
M has been tested by medical and approy ed hy tb,m
Read the advertisement lo,,
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VINO has been cured Of great Nervous Debility .fter
many years o. misery desires to make known to a. fell
stamp to pay return postage Mrs, MaryE Dewitt Rns
Mass and the prescription Will be sent free BY next
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Coughs. COlda, Bronchiais.

H"arSche>> Irritation IF the Throat cured nv Using
Brown Bronchial Trhcs Iozrucs Sold hy all IIru,
Ii>t> al =, cents per box. We'd, clerical brethren
real iav"r IN ta: their attention e. them -Rrv Daniel
Sr they ar. held in among Phy sc:,ns
IN I'll" treatment Of Bronchial affections '-Dr Hr...w
Boston -' "is''',"
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Buy the Premium Bitters,

4 ND drive away the Jaundicc. We dull. Slow
~ stupid. sleepy mortals They are Just tie
thing YOU need this weather. If YOU Luv
these Bittcrs. You may be assured will not get
any poisoned alcohol. nothing but the Simon
pure article is used TO keep them from spoiling-
They are warranted to give good satisfaction as
any other preparation. Manufactured and sold hv
II. +. lIOYT.
st. John>burv. Nav 2S. 3jtf
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New Firm and New Stock,
MONUMENTS & HEADSrONES.
New Carriage Shop.

u [ G G y " A G O y S
- he undersigned have on hand and are man.
uIac!"rihS Tor sale. Buggy Wagons. Those who
arc IN want of the above. will do we'll to call and
sec before purchasing elsewhere Shops in Gale
coma .' Machine shop Companys Building. near
the Passenger Depot. NE. FLINT
. ID. :. WHEELER
u Repairing done to order.
1t. JohnSburv, June 1. 1857 Stiff
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A l.adX

Indian Medical Institute. a6 Broomneld Street, Boston
a sample copy OF the Indian Arcana" editedI b.
Rev. Geo. G. Bancroft sent free ,
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3 RlcHAN cAkpEST TER.
st. JOhnSburV Marble Works.

st. Johnsbury Marble Works.
The subscribers have enlarged their establish
mcnt during the past season,-and in returning
their thanks for the very general favor with which
their works has been regarded, would announce
that they are now ready to furnish marble work
in all its various branches. in rich and unique STYLES,
which cannot be exccllcd-at prices below all COM
pctition-and within the means ofall. Those who
about erecting Monuments. or >labs, will find
at this establishment dcsi gns copied from the rich
artistic work of Mount Auburn and Greenwood
Cemeteries, also the simple sal,-Or made to
ordcr-tO suit the peculiar taste Of the purchaser.
N " L " T. rs,
Grave Stones. Hearths, Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops. Niche Stills. manufactured of marble.
Granite, Slate, Soap and Free Stonc at the lowest
possible prices.
IRON FENCES,
For enclosing burial lots, furnished at the lowest
rates.
In cndcavorins to keep our work on an equality
with the best city work-at a much less price
trust shall receive the liberal patronage our
cxcrtionS merit.
a. Work delivered in the nciyhboring towns
free Of charge. THOS. BRIGHAM,
9j3 JAS. L. CARPENTER.
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DLEASE PASS THE WORD AROUND
Il AND GALL AT THE NEW
Boot and Shoe Store.

The subscriber has removed the Boots and Shoes
lately owned by Geo. E. Barney. the store owned
by = Jcwctt.cnc door north Of J. c. Bingham Drug
store. and has recently received new stock from
Boston which makes good an assortment a. can
he found in Caledonia County. which he Is now Of
fcrinS al The lowest cash prices. Having expert
in the Boot and Shoe business for a number
of Years. and protesting I" know good Boot and
Shoe. | think that can assure all Who will favor
me with patronage. of better work than can be Sc
lected by. llat'er>. Tailors. even Tape mcasur-
crs. MY motto is. {" Every man TO his Trade
The best Of custom work done at the shortest
notice. and out Of the best and highest priced
stock.
Repairing done in a neat snd workman-like
manner.
y B--A good assortment Of shoe finding. and
Towns Lasts for sale low.
GEO. NJ. BARNEY
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