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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-21
4 MEMcAN 4 roREIGN rArENTs
r, H. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS.


I
date Agent Of the $. Patent once Washington under
the act Ut i>E,l
Amor an cstensyc rrscc 81 UPWARD 81 twenty years
continues g." secure faicu.in the United states slso IN
vra, spcrncauons Assignments aud ali Papcrs 81 Draw
i'r inun, cs,Snisd 60" li,gral terms am VIII dl.-
t"drtcrmiur the validity utty ~ Patents " tuvcu.
lions and legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the Cupics the claims ~ any Patent
Furnished 10y rcmting one Dollar. Assignments recorded
THIS Agcnc Is only tho largest IN New England hut
through u have adaniases for securing patents
otes''isnlng the pntcuhbiiN ~ inventions. uHsurpas-
rlhN ~ not imncAsutah superior 10. any which can 10
provo that none MoHE SUcCEzsruL rur PlrHNT or
ricE than the Subncribcr' and SuccTss nTst
has abundant reason 10 believe aud prove that Ia nonth
~ once 81" The KIND ar" the charges for professional scrv
durins twenty years past has enabled INN 10 accumulate
patents These, bcsidcs hs extensive library OF legal
and mcchsnical works and null granct
nthc United states and Europe render him able. bovond
question. To- oncr superior facilities obtaining patents
tent and the usual great delay there, here saved In
\cuturh.
Testimonials.
u regard Mr. Eddy ns one of the most capable anht.,
ccs-u practitioners with whom have had ofncrt filter
CIIAs. MASON" Commissioner Of Patents.
- have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
sn1n, snos ng motH o2inprlent ana Trustworthy
scare fnr them an carry and favorable consideration
EDMUND BURKE" Late Commissioner Of Patents.
r,,.,,., "Bo,tqn; February $ 1888.
that one H. now pending. Such unmisAkRblc proof OF
great talent and hby on Ms part leads 10 recommend
all inventors 10 apply a. him TO procure their patents
tey may be sure Of having the most faithful attention be
" '' '''' '''' '' JOHN TAGGsXRr
Prom sept i7th 1857 to June nth isss the subscriber
pSSon. sSrFFS APPEHi" EVERY SSE ef S6
was decided Ia vor by the Commissioner Of Patents
n. II. EDDY.
poston. January ]. 1858. 67-ly
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Derby Academy.

TNiE iall Form, ~ eleven weeks, will com
moncc du Thursday scptp.
GEOnGE II. BlCkFOHn Principal
Experienced icHrhrfs hs'rbccn engaged, whose
former Hurrpsh ls Huflrirul pucuniuu, aud mon
urdH tshTHr rTius will be- given in rrsrv daJurf
mTHE For further information, address
", CARPENTER, Ecry,
Derby, Avg. ., 1855, C7-lOls
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MARRIAGES AND DEATH.

nv ~ ININN ~ ~ 1hIN y II LIN ~
The simple announcement Of Deaths and Mar
ragcs will be inserted free OF charge, but all obtu
AIRY notices will be charged at advertising rates.
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All WORK WARI,ANTED.

Ny shop j. errp A. all hours ~ the day, In
Ayers building, formerly occupied hy A. ~, sin.
r'Air corner ~ Main Street and Eastrm Avenue.
JOHN W, LYSCH
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FRUIT.
FLOUR.

ISI received another lot Of g,ur, aud for
~ salr by barrel OF baB-aud warranted 10 Hfe
satisfaction, a. ~ COOK.
ltAilfDad S.
ht johusbuB, Aug. 10, 1883, Glf
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Stamped Embroidery

To work, ~ try short notice. Ladies WilGnl
~ the store snmc 500 different patterns 10 select
from, aud new patterns will be furnished az fast
~ possible. ! shalt keep constantly on hand a
large assortment ~
HOSIERY, GLOVES. TRIMMING GOODS,
VELVET RIBBONS, sc.
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Fall & Winter Trade ! A!
The Shawl Department

VIII always comprise c,cu wen known ,t,Ir rf
fashionable shawlsi from thrLuost costly and rle-
Rhnt, down 90 the lowest pdcc, aud At prices that
"ill please thr closest buyers, La the
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FanoY HArnoRseN.

any way 60 suit customers, Al those In want Of
anything ip the harness line would do we'll "a rail-
aud rNaUuuc INV stock before purchasing slss-
where, for ilail sell - cheap az p0ssislv e -
and htri-uny motto IA Large sales AID small prof
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Special Dry Goods Notice

4 EORGE =. GOODWIN would respect
NJ fully announce 90 the citizens ~ &c. Johns
bury, together with hnse NJ lhr adjoining and SUR
rounding towns, IA and near that 90 the sDliri-
iatiun ~ large number ~ bic fIrHdH and former
patrons, he hEl been Induced once more 90 resume
business in the place, and that be- has leased bio
former store 20 thc
Passumpaio House, railroad b.
The Store has been Rented aud greatly improy-
cd. ~ 10 now one n tlIf mast spacious, beet light
o. and convenient by'pooda Stores iu Vermont
u will be- opened
"WEDNESDAY, SEPT, D, 1855.
in TosumnR once mare in this place. would
state, that ny way ~ doing business Tor the failure
viii Dc nn an entirely different principle than has
over been introduced n any Store in Vermont,
and IN TACT b. but few places iH New England but
Nhcrr the principle has been introduced, it has
met the unqualified approval u large majority
Of The people, via
THE ONE PRICE PRINCIPLE
fyrry piece N goods ~ me -inwsal Cash rri,,,
10 plain hWfes, aud no deviation,
No hAHKHuFr STOCKS, 30 OLpG GOODS,
liul all my goods are ncw aud Gesh from Mai.
-, bought fof cash, aud selected With great care
~ the
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los WI hIWayH md thc VcrY bcst
MlD hAOWBG,

In all sizes and oolors, uhc hest nrc the cheap.
cst1 " To my friends, Who wished Tor uy re-
tuu, would tender them my sincere thanks, and
trust that the ONE PRICE PRINCIPLE, which
Is the only true one, viii meet their hearty APPROX
al and Kind support,
In conclusion, the undersigned would state. that
h h. his intention to MAKE hi, Ware uauar AaIa!
rfurr' Wtttc purchasers can 30 with the Af.ut-
nnce OF hndiug a btst rate assortment 81 Good, In
hs line aud always Nt uniform low prices, togrth.
~ with courteous treatment, and uurcinitting at
teniiun TO business and relying confidently upon
The discrimination ~ the community, he tru. T.
that his efforts 60 cater 10 their wants will hc du.
ly appreciated, and rewarded by the same liberal
.auPpnfL A. i'll times paAL---
GEORGE T. GUODwTN'S
oNE rHcE STORE.
n y Remember, n
M ~. -.
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H A R N Z SSEG.
40

fI'llE subscriber would say o. those in
i want n ilAmcsses, that no intends 90 kesp
constantly un hand good assortment ~ ready
made, land viii make % ordsr) Double, Single
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Fall Style Hats.

pOsION, aud Ncw York, Fall aud Winter
- h]le Mole sklu Hate, iust received and f1i
saio BY j, Is. GOHllAM.
ht IDhusbury, Aug 20, 1861.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CEIERP ATED FEMALE PILLS.


Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfang the ofa those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female const
tuition subject moderates all and all
distractions, and speedy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited 1t will, i'll a short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregnancy they to bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Paptation OF
the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
when all other means have failed and although pow
erfu remedy, do not contain iron calome antmony or
anything hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late !. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
tLorized Agent will insure bottle containing 80 Pills, by
return mail.
For sale by Druggists generally
HAVILAND, STEVENSON Il CO.. Charleston Whole
sale Agents
March 10th, 1853 l6l&29-lY
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DIED.

At his residence, in Wilmington, the Sd inst in the
58th year of his age, ALEXANDER D. MOORE.
AT the close of LIES pilgrimage stands the opened
sepulcre to receive and that house appointed for all
living, rest the remains of him whose death is here
announced. With arrested 'ep and sOrroWng heart we
pause for moment in the shadow Of the tomb to pay
brief tribute to the noble spirit that now, unfetered by the
flesh has fled from forever Truly has the Great
Reaper gathered into his garner of death heart
than that whose pulsaons hushed in the voceess
sepuchre. By all around him he was ever regarded with
that respect and admiration which his lofty elevation OF
character always commanded for him, while his many manly
virtues failed to bind him by the strongest ties of at
lection those who admitted into the closer cOmpan
onhps of his e and whocould distinctly discern the
unObtrusye alike in action and expression yet
exhibited more unquang rmness the assertion of the
tegrity courtesy and chvary indeed cardinal ea
his character and obeyg their promptings
Bayardke he went through life without fear and with
But while the severest analysis his character would fail
to discover ought that sOrdd grOveng, and while
every page Of the volume OF his life Truth and Honor
indeby engraved, yet nowhere was that life at
acVely presented the sanctuary of his home In the
bosom of that family which he loved intensely far love
her. not higher type of character was ever exhibited and
impulses of the gueess heart that beat within his BOSOM
In that home there is heard wall of which far
than aught that say. With sympahizng sorrow,
turn from too sacred for TIE gaze of the world but
not without the prayer that He whose inscru
table, but whose judgments right, may ever prove
"a father to the fatherless and husband to the wild
owl To departed friend whose mission of life has
been accomplished now give fearful and eternal adieu
With u1numbered friends to lament him. we rejoice in the
TO the tomb Win no
him. and trust that his freed spirit in that better land
where the forehead is starred
With the beauty that dwels in the soul;
Where the light Of her loneliness cannot be marred,
Nor the spirit flung back from it's goa'
Con-
In this city, the 3Oth u after protracted Illness
Mrs LEAH BLOODWORTH, aged about 81 years.
Departed this hfe near Jacksonville, Onslow county, on
the 18th ult., Mrs. MARY SUSAN WARD wife of Dr. Ed
ward Ward, and daughter of jeremiah Pearsa Esq, of
Dupln county aged about 20 years. Thus in the early
morn Of life has been removed from time to eternity
who was universally beloved by large circle of relatives
s e99s for her many amabe and lovely traits Of char
timely fate, it is consolation to know that
oe who have hope for fond believe that while her
an afectonate mother and sisters her immortal spirit
as winged its flight to realms of bliss beyond this vale of
and united with theirs in singing the praises of redeem
VIZ love and saving grace. Con-.
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Marine intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLYN
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sept 39sehr Rescue WISH from Portland Me- to
schr. Damse Burton, from Baltimore to Russell Bro.
schr Medora Bartlett from Boston, to J. D. McRae &
schr J. PrebIe, strout from New York. to DeRosset
schr Dolphin, Charlotte, Little River DeRosset
& Brown; with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder from Fayetteville, to A.
Oct l-schr. James Buchanan Certin from smithvile,
to Willard & Curtis; with naval stores.
schr Devil Bug, Davis, from smthvle to Wizards Cur
U: NJ. Steamer Spray, Price, from smthvle, to A. H.
Steamer Black River Dicksey from Fayetteville to D. A.
Lamont.
Oct l-schr; PrOwess, Smith, from New York, to T. C,
2-steamer James R. Grs Banks, from Fayetteville, to
Oct 4.-U. S. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smhvlle
to A. Fl. VanBokkelen.
Oct. 4schr Sonora Isabel Cumber from shallotte, to
Anderson & Savage; with naval stores.
Oct 81 M Steamer Spray, Price, from smithville,
Fla to Harriss & Howell.
Pilot boat J. c. Baker, Furpess from Georgetown s. Co.
| to master
Sept. 30,g Steamer Spray Price, for smithvle by
Barque Grampus, Cunningham, for Porto Rico, by o. G.
Oct 2-Schr Henry Hooten, Giles, for New York, by J.
D. McRae Cos with naval storse.
- IL
| Fanner; with naval stores, &c.
Dutch Brig Presto Cremer, Holland by H. B. Eers
with lumber, timber, &c.
schr Orrs Francis Clark, for Boston, by Harriss How
| ell with wheat and naval stores.
schr w. H. Howard, Brown, for sloop Point by Rankin
& Martin.
Oct. 2U. S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for smithvie,
by A. Fl. VanBokkelen.
4-schr Kate Way, for Tar Landing, by Rankin & Mar
| tin; with mdze.
-schr. Bowdtch Collins, for Boston, by Rankin Mar
| TIM with naval stores
2-schr: Mary Ann & Caroline, Bowen, for Boston, by
Rankin Martin; with naval stores.
Schr L. B. Cowperthwete, Rogers, for New York, by
| Harriss Howell; with naval stores and cotton
Schr Emma l.. Day, Hackney, for Philadelphia, by Har
riss & Howell with naval stores and lumber.
schr Herschel Brdsa for New York. by j. R. Blossom
with naval stores.
schr E. L. B. Wales, Hoffman, for Philadelphia, by 7.
| G. Worth with naval stores, &c.
5--U. S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smhvle, by A
H. VanBokkeen.
schr Red Eagle Clark, for New York. by j. D. McRae
& Co.; with naval stores and cotton
6-Schr. Wide World, Buckley, for New York, by A. D.
Cazaux; with naval stores, &c.
Schr. w. H Hazard Larsen, for West Indies by O. G.
Parsley & Co.; with lumber.
7-Schr. Only Daughter, johnson, for New York. by J.
R. Blossom; with naval stores.
Schr. vd Faust, Moslander, for New York by T. G.
Worth; with naval stores.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-08

CHARLESTON, Oct. Cotton-The market was quiet
to-day but prices firm. The transactions limit
ed to CAT bales, at prices ranging from 10 to 13c.
RcE-(New Crop % 3-l6 to 81 cents % fb-old 1916
Rough RiceNo sales reported. All received during the
week was sent to the mills.
GRAN-Corn market depressed-prces unchanged at 70
so cents 9 bushel of Sc MS OatsEIn small lots so cents
% bushe WheaRed 81 12a to 81 l5 for good and prime
red, as in quality.
FLoUR-Super, IS S73 % Dbl.
HAY-SO to IS cents % 100 lbs. to retailers
SALT30OO bushels from store, went at cents 9 sack
BACoN-Sides, st % cents; Shoulders "a Il cents
Hams 10 Is cents T3 d.
LARD IL l23 cents % b.
BAGGNG AND RoPE-Gunny Cloth-declined to 16 l64
cents Rope ranges from y to 10 cents as in quality
LIVERPOOL Sept 22.-The cotton market closed firm at
an ADVANCE in three Us, of led. mddng qualities.
Sales to spectators and exporters each 5000 bales.
Flour closed very dull and holders would accept reduc
ton. Baltimore is quoted at 81 22s. Cd Wheat had
declining tendency southern is quoted at Is. Is. Cd
Corn very dul-white 35s. yellow 81. Provisions are
generally unchanged.
Sugar quiet. Coffee dull. Rosin steady Spirits of tur-
pentne steady at 80 the spot and 37s 3D. arrive.
London Observation-Disclosures generally quiet. Wheat
declined a I'd.
Sugar buoyant. Coffee steady Rice heavy, with de-
Ginning tendency Money unchanged American securities
dull.
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SANDS, sARsAPARILLA.

The original and genuine article As Spring and Fall
rur6er of the blood and general tonic for the system
stands unrvaIed acting simultaneously upon the stomach
bowels kidneys, liver and the circulation, it determines
and carries off the products of unhealthy secreton and
gently stimulates while it disineets and expes from the
stomach and bowels all that is irritating, until they are
eansed and restored to sound and healthy condition.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally loctooer T. lS5S-6-lt
A4-We advise everybody d. e. all dnkind.) in want of
Gearing appare to go where Gentlemens is kept
nsivelv We don't believe in having too many irons in
the Let Ladies keep Ladies Hats and sell them
and let us mascunes keep Mems Wearing Apparel That's
our idea of trade.
We k7ao,1 there is no house where may get
Clothing of all kinds for outer under wear, reliable as
at BALDWIN'S He sells for Gents Wear Exclusively,
ee his advertisement today and devotes all his attention
to his business enabling him to giUe satisfaction than
those 1ohO keep nlred Stocks Our advice is if you want
articles for your wives your daughters go to the Ladies'
Stores If you Clothing for yourself your sons,
TO clothing and Merchant Tailoring Establishment; and
we know of house to whom could more confidently
recommend our friends than to 50 Market street The City
Clothing Store is the place for Mems and Boys Wear.
Oct 4-24-1t-6-lt
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RosIN.-The market has continued to rule quiet for all
grades during the week ended to-day The difficulty in ship
ping caused by the scarcity of vessels has kept buyers from
operating and the market closes in unsettled condition
The only transactions hear of follows 200 bbs
Common at 81 20 for large bb $50 do No. at 81 25 to
81 so and 1877 do. No. at prices ranging from 81 % to 81
q Dbl, according to quality In Pale nothing has been
done receipts meagre: and very little on market We
quote nomnay So so to s. u bblthe latter figure for
bright article.
TAR.-There has been active demand existing for
time past arrivals have been unusually small None
received since last review and consequently have
sales to report Last sale at 81 10 u Dbl, but higher
figures could be readily obtained for lot of any moment
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP-We have no change to report
in either article The receipts have been unusually small
for some weeks past and butchers have very light supply
hand We note good demand existing and few droVes
would sell readily at quotations. See table,
BARRELs-The market for empty Spirits Turpentine bar
rels without material alteration The stock in first
hands has become very much reduced owing to the
arrivals and the larger portion offering market of
inferior and ordinary quantity We quote small sales OF
second hand during the week at 81 10 each for lots
they rum cash and 80 days We quote selected at 81 IS
| s. co. and new at 81 each.
Nothing doing except the retail way and the
supply market fully fair See table for store quota
| tons.
CoTroN-Under the favorable advices from abroad, the
market here has ruled quite active and nearly al offered has
changed hands full priceselosing firm, with fair de
mand from buyers. The sales for the week follows
Thursday 153 bales at IL cents for ordinary 15 cents fol
middlng and l2s cents for strict mddng and middlns
fair; Friday 80 do at 24 12E cents low mddng tt
middng fair and Monday Is do. at Ia cents for middling
and Thursday do at l2 2i cents for strict to goo
middling.
Com MEAL-Contnues to arrive slowly and stock rattle
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-08
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN, the great curer of Con-
sumption, was for several years badly afflicted by
Dyspepsia that for part of the time he was confined to his
bedHe was evidently cured by prescription furnished
him by young clarvoint girl This prescription, given
him by mere child while in state of trance, has cured
everybody who has taken it, having failed once It'll
equally sure in of FITS of DYSPEPSIA The in
gradients may be found in any drug store will send this
valuable prescription to any the receipt of
stamp to pay postage Address
DIR. 0. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand ST., Jersey City, j.
Aug. Z 1858. 284 3m-503m
ON BURNS-AN UNANSVVERABLFG ARGUMENT.
short and practical view of the subject.-H. H. Fry
ESQ., Agent of the great Iron Mills Safe Harbor Lancaster
county, Pa who sells hundreds of bottles Of prof De
Graths Electric OIL says the much exposed to
fire. and often meet with accidents but the Electric OIL
takes all pain out and gives the hands trouble.
ders another large lot and says they entirely out
also acts promptly and efficiently in relieving frost bites and
eye Piles more surely and pleasantly than any other thing
nipples If such DR.. Welchens Lancaster and
hundreds more allege that they have been cned not
entitled to credit than the self aduation of any
medicine dealer doctor in the world
For sale in Wilmington N c., by Drake & McIin and
W. H. pptt Druggists, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally.
Octt, 7,-27&6-lw.