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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
TRoM WASBINGTON

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:, ,,WAsHIEer2S. Nov. Q General Wal
ker's business here is. net directly with
the Goyernment. it is in paIt. 10 ascertain
lhe extent oftbe proposed British inter.
Terence 10 Nicaragua affairs, He is salts,
fed that il viii he no hinderance to lawful
emigration TO Nicaragua.
ysa lie denies the truth of lhe statements
That there ,bAs been sale OF bonds apd the
transit route, and hence that part Of the
Residents proclamation must have been
{tounded on incorrect inlormation, lie
tnpher says that the passengers leaving
Mobile are expected to pay their own px>
4 penses, and ACT on their own rosponsbili-
pty.. g.. sa se .as. arat t
yN5T The emigration is under the auspices oI
l,tbe Southern Emigration Company, which
has been iD existence for six months. and
lehRs. branches in Alabama Mississippi Lou
fIisiana aud Georgia. There is no clasbinC
Interest between il and the Canal Compa
. ny. #
lee GAa. Walker willpiobably leave for Mo.
biietc morrow, though II is not certain he
Y will goout with the FIRST to Niamagua.
fhe following offirers have been OF deret
10 sail for Aspenwall on the eotb inst, le
relieve those Of ST. Marys now at Panams
'pConmqnder Tbornburn, Lieuts Moor
Wells aad Phelps. Surgeon Mason Assista
Surgeon Magee, and Purse' Ritchis. Iii,
raid that the list Of Lieutpnants hes nov
been exhausted. Every officer OF ranl
las been assigned 10 somn duty.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

q SILVER CotN AT A DIscGUNT II is note
worthy lhat,at the present time, tile bills
of country banks ia New York are actual.
'ly worth more IN tbs market than specie,
and such notes boarded up while silver is
paid OUT Apersonhas $1,000 wages 10
pay on Saturday. Instead ofpaying in
country bank hotes, he buys $1,000 in
silver for 1895 bank money. aud saves IS.
At the same tune paying specie to his men.
Great dissatis action is expressed at the
accumulation Of silver coin, atall retail es,
adjustments. The banks will not take it
yon deposit; it cannot be sold in large quan>
.tities, except at discount, The war
with China, which has stopped the export
thilher, and TO some extent. the Depreciation
of the coin here, have led to this state Of
things, Such as,ate ofmoney market new
er occurred teGcre. ~ .s.aga
IFTo all. wanting Farms, soc advertisement oI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
Locrsfs is TEXAS The Anderson
Central Texan. Of October esd says.

"a gentleman just from Parker county
inforns sus tha. the erassboppers or locust
are again invading The western county
Myriads Of them had heen seen bearing a
southwest course. It's Of course too late
for ihem to do much damage this fall. but
By isaying their eggs to eerminale in the
spring che prospectfor ogr6Tmsrs is rem.
dSred rather gloomy"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

WONDERFUL LONGEVITY. WE record the
most wonderful case Of longevity that has
come to cur notice On the morning OF
Sunday. the 81 inst. lheredied in Eas,
Corinth, in this country, a maiden lady
named Edgesly, whose age. as shown by
tie written record, was 1T years 1t is
said that she was years old when the 70
cord was made. so that her real age is I29
ysars. She perfectly retained her faculties
until within two years, her eyesight being
clear enough 10 enable her 10 thread a nee.
die as readily as AIRY young perlou She
was BON on Cape Cod in 1886. -7Bangor
Union s8, a4tr.s Ma ygIr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
2 Howard Association, PhiIadelnb,a.

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6t se;si ,,so.-
enfI0r me "sffq Of TIE sick aud dfsfrssAed aaet,S
T, Tnh Ttrntent and Epidemte diseases.
me ie HowaId dissertation, in view OF the awful de.:
the deeeptions practfted Bpep tBe Sic
sbnS q snsh diseases by Quaeks, several Seayb nko
1iIesteu Iner onsuting Surgeon, as a Charitable
, o. their baneto open Dispensary for
forms, andt give Medicsl Advice Gratis ~ XII NJ
apply oy ietterwitha description Of thefT condtion
ge, occupation, habits Oflife. &c) and III esses az
eHirene Roverty 10 furnish Medicines free Of
me highest cdcal skin Of the and w iii fuTnish
Tue most approved modern treafmt M
L dRe directors ofthe ssocaton, in their Animal Re
poIt upon lhe treatment OF Sexual Diseases, for the
sfaciion with the success hicb has ntende6 ,hst Il
bors OF The Consulting SURGEON in the re fSney.
torrhoea. seminal Weakness. Impotence GOnorYhm,
Gieet Slphilis the vice Of Onanism or abuse
ing year! l.4 1-rE 7Tr- - - fff'Slo"Sn
The Dreetors. on review ofthe past fe Of as,uyea
in this sphere of benevolent cGort
have peer o. o. 10 the afhicted especially
serves WIN renewed zeal to this ~ but
much dispjsed cause. s-{ ~ { X + y Yt, 80
Al admirable Report on Spcrmat6rrhoa or semin-
a. a. w W the VIC OF ohanisin, Masturbdtion or
oy the Consulting Surgeon win be sent BY mail iI
sealed enYelope.) FREE OF CHARGE on RECENT ~
i Wy STAMPS forpostage Other Ror ofts aud Tracts
On 'he naufe ana treatment Of se-ual disc ases diet
c9pstanty teing published for grauit0us dis
.nontoI a9d VIII be sent To the afflicted. Some OF
the new remedies ard netho Of treat nj
ga iyripg the last year, are OF great yalne. q fH
oNIHoWx oH0f rnSp nsp9t, Or trsatme9i, Dr. GEoRGBR.
loR No2 south Nine SiIeet, Philadelphia, Pennsyi
wanna. BY ordero ofthe DirectOTs
= ~. kZRAf Ds II kAIlTW W ELL. Presidentg
l. GEQRGE FAlRC HILL, Secretary. ~ ,lsi7Ir1t
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PoRrLAND. Nov. ga cattle train on
Grand Tfuuk railroad, ran of the track 10
day near Gloucester. killing III, engineer,
and slaughIering large number Of cat
tie, q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
DR. CULvERWELL 80
@ y VA 4 N W q GH N =

A Medical Essay on new, certain and radfcle cure
of ofSpermator rh0a, &c.. without the ofinternal
medicines cauterizaton, or any mechanical
iH 5W< s4 ~ appliances. rk ti -a
Jusr PuBtisHEp, the 9Th edition. scaled envelope,
gratis and maileAto any address, pcstpaid, on re-
ceipt oftwo stamps. ~ ia3S
Tblsliule work. emanating from eel ebarted NOM
bcr oftho medical profession, gives the most impor-
tant Information published to all ersons enter
tanning doubts of their ply steal condition. or who are
conscious ofhayng hazared their health and bappi-
ness--contaiding the particulars Of an enirey new
and peyfect remedy for Spermatorrh@a or Seminal
rts, Less Of Energy, Lassitude, Tmidity, Yolunta-
~ Seminal Discharges Impaired Sight and Memory,
Botches and Pimples the Face, Piles gestion
Palpitaiion Of the Heart and Bodily ProstfaioD or
the whole system, inducing impotency and mental
andphysical ncapaciy, y,by means OF which every one
may cure himself privately. aud at tring expense !
" Address DIR. CH j, C. KLINE, Ist Avenue, ,corJ
10Th. street. New York; Post Box, No. 45S6.
Septem o, lS5S--3mIO ~ = ss.ss E,s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
More About the Pixies Peak Gold. .

D. MORE ADOut int A7iA0'S II eS'h UOlu'
A correspondent Of The St Louis he
publican says: stal ..lges 81 saer aa.i
At The time of leaving the mines (20th
SEPTEMBER J there was a company Of "a
bout fifty men at, work. Upon inquiry,
they stated thai, they could make from 8
TO $8 per day. and that the "dirt" aver
aged abou, eight cents to Il Q pam. They
were making preparations for wintering,
well satisfied that they could tmake it
pay" in, the spring. They were dipging
near the Platte river, carrying the dirt to
The water, in buckets for washing The
v6ld is found from two TO four. feet from
the surface, in a thin layer Of sand snd
bopldsrs. on top Of hard clay, is in thin
scales. and has every appearance OF being
W shed and deposited there by water
There is no quartz with it except small
bowlders showing attriiion by water!
There is plenty oftCollonwood on the
! Platte and tributaries. and on the bottom
land the soil will admit Of culnvh,i6n with
every facility for irrigation There are
plenty of white tailed deer in the timber
on the streams black tailed deer elk and
besr in the mountains. and thousands Of
anelope on the plains, The buifaloes do
not range in that partof country and have
not for several years. II is q beautiful
and extremely healthy country, and those
disappointed in the gold mines will find
much'to repay them for the trip.
ri5 am well satisfied that a iull develop
ment of the county will bring to light
rich mineral deposits Of various kinds.
! The gold found is pronounced to be Of
the very best quality. | met numbers en-
route for the miues but think it too late to
20 out, as they will necessarily be- under
heavy expense all winter and unable TO
work. There is no danger of any one
suffering fol. want Of provisions, as all
were provided with ralions for stveral
months, aud many were taking out pro-
visions for sale, The Indians are at pres
'eht pearably disposed and win not trouble
the miners except by begging.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
GROVER q RAKER.s

495 BR0AWAY, NEW YORK

" FAll wanting TO emgrate 10 mild climate, a. d
soil, and nne market, advertisement OF Hamn n.
ton Lands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
Estate or J ohm lVveIshImor.

NT0TICE ishoreby given. that the subscribers have
IN been appointed ard qualified MS Administrator
on the Estate OF John Weishner, late Of Fairfield
countyS descased. JACOB SHEFFkR, Y
sA.ss MA az HENRY WELSHIaIRR,
November n, IeBs-Swg '|''''Et t,f4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

Is-+H-4-fs = q
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS
When the St,Louis Overland Mail ol
the 18th September reached San Francis.
co, the mail via the fsthmds of the same
date had not arrived. J 5ira4l 90.
OKEGoN Dates to September s22nd
mention credited rumor that two noted
and hostile cheifs had been captured and
shot -F..a.i,a ,a,,7 si 5gs.a 1es ar 1
i. A messengArhad. arrived at Shesto will
dispatches from Fort Vancouver for For
Reading, II was thought that the dis
patches would change The. destination o.
the troops en- route to Oregon and Wash
IDinGton.s a,'l alau. sH .hge7; sha .
.,l The forces now there, it was thought
were atle to keep the Indians in subjee
Eti0n without additional aid. le1 5ue&
The San francisco Mercury publishes
q oommun cation showing the rxistence o
ia projpctto Elakega fllibustering incursior
/ tinto Sonoros. .va r" .siiftT ssjfgd
The Utah correspondent Of The Repub
lichn gives an account Of outrages1 com
mitted oEathe person ofa Mr.. MarkeR
daughter. aged nine years, by two sUtai
Indians, at Spanish Folk. Gov. Cum
ming demanded the surrender OF the Of
tenders through Indian Agent Hunt, whit
refused. A requisition was then made oil
Gen. Johnston lor detachment Of men
who proceeded to the scene Of the outrag
andeffected the delivery of the culprit
who were sent to Salt Lrke city and place.
in rustody of the ul S, Marshal. ~
One Indian was Immediately killed
which may lead further disturbance, i
view OF which. a,body of military was sta
TONED at Spanish Fork for the profession
of the inhqtiianrs The District, Cour
sdjournedtill the first Monday in Noyem
] ter. ggf 4l ,4 ra ,tqt s+a n sG3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

,IrTo all wanting Farms, SOC advertisement of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

TRUE TIME.
American Watches.

flESf superior watches made hy The aid u now and
original machinery, expressly dcAgucd to secure With
allow price, rlNE suHsrANtiAi and uNiroHNLr
tinC-krcper The movements new In construction,
have been prouounccdby the highest authorities 10 br fault
less IA principle ana quality, and have been
most rNncunu tests 60 De uuaug n action These watches
made entire trom the crude mhtrtialf IN single
Enlistment. 10y cuuuCCud aud uniform prOcrsscs-tc fac
tory being orgauiT upon the system that has been
adopted In the production Of the uncqualcd American
arms-Whieh enables ustn produce movement AZ one
hn the price OF foreign movement Of the
Zach watch Cnrry tested. and accompanied with
the makcr--certihcotc and warranty nr years
An foreign watches are mgiic by hand the American
watches being thu only ONES made by machinery upon
uniform sthtVm throughout Nearly all hand made watch
defective r'''i tti,'ri-y rrt- utt Or urfrr
In many parts OF hr country u Is mp0ss mud good
watch rrpacts aud watch repairing hlWayR uncertain
Al. t''ts....t4, ,'f american
dispgcs this ~ this dlncuy, and merchants
well watch dealers keep watches part
miscellaneous stock und ssuuply thlr fHuuncra with
stAflC. which may be used NUN other article.
without mystery humhug. sold BY the trndr generally
Salcsrnoitu iiostuu los Washington street General
Agents. MHssrs Unhhus6 APPLETON, New YORK
2-E APPLETON, TRACY A go.
ALTMAN MASS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
To the People Of. Caledonia County and
Vicinity;
GREAT IliPROTENENT IN
MECHANI AL DENTISTRY !
DR.-.KILnOuENE

HEREBY announces to the public that hc
4 4 has purchased the right TO usc DR.. Blaudy's
new method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH by
the CmorLAsriC lIocLss. This method Is iat
superior 20 all others now In use and is used fWd.
highly recommended 10y the most cmiUcnt dcutstA
in the United States. There has7lon3rcNistcd
void in Mechanical Dentistry whicieclrntihc men
have atudiou~y CudCayorCd TO supply, but without.
success. until about two years since Dr, Handy
touc Of tho Professors in the Baltmor, College
Of Dental Surgery discovered this ur0Crss Of ma
king sets by chcopa,ty, and published il to the
world, since which time ovcJ two hundred " thu
most sNillml Dentists in the large cities are now
using H. almost TO the exclusion ofall other meth
DDS.
Among the advantages which this process has
NGRll uthcrH, are LIST, dbSOitft}V accurate Mt
''the mouth, thereby rendering its G'0' retention
2d--By thi. mode the teeth and plato arc united
N one solid piece. and as no spaces are len for the
Judgment Of food or the sccrctions. This work l.
"'ju9Fkdbic for CLEANLtNIss; a property which IL
retains rn!mpaiycd as long as IL IL worm
3d-Thc case and COMFORT with which IL Is worn
requiring no time TO get used to twill strong
" commend itself 60 those who are under the ne
ccssity Of wearing artificial teeth. by this pro-
cess also, the mouth and check whore they have.
sunkcu away can bc fully restored to their origi-
nal contour and fIllucss. ~
4th--By thin mcthD>+rhc teeth are not liable to
get out Of f,p3 LNhich Is a matter Of no little cN-
pcnsc, and source of great annoyance TO those
who have teeth inserted 10y the old methods Of gold
or silver plates. In fact as to its srnuNorIt nv
| RABGLIrY, and nEAurY, I challenge Tor It com
parison with amy known process for inserting ar
tifcial teeth.
Aud lastly, but not least IN these hard times, Il
! can be made NucH CHEAPER than sets by the old
method thereby putting il within the reach Of both
/ rich and poor.
] Persons in want ofwholc or partial sets Of teeth
are invited TO call at my Office and cNarlinc the
work and il desired thcy will be referred to per-
sons in this village and out OF Il, who are wearing
! whole sets manufactured in this way by myself
! DIR klLBOtllNE is the only dentist in this
county who has the right to- or does, use this che
| oplasuc process. Teeth will be inserted in the
u-ual eH gold silver plate turuTcriy, II
I desired by the patient, and ON reasonable terms.
! office over J. Bolcs' Clothing Store, corner OF
! Main and Central streets, 81. Johnsbury, W.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
4 NIERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
II, II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS.
Late Agent ormcU. ratrut ONCE Washlusi ou, under
the Attuf lsal

90 sTArE vr., urruairt AttuV ST. HusruN,
Amer uu extensive practice "t upwards of twenty years
continue Geo Patents u the United States also 200
Great britain France Hud uthrr foreign Cuuugo, Ca
Yeats Specifications A--suMruts, aud ava papvtHur Draw.
lus Patents executed uu liberal terms aud with dis,
uatrh RrscarUhu madr into American or Foreign works
o. determine the validity uultN ut Patents luNCu-
uuuaNud legal ur uthrr advice rendered IN Oh matters
touching the same. Copies, Uf the claims of Patent
furnished by rcmitiiuE one punr Assignments recorded
at Washington,
This Agrh,, o. not only the largest iu New England but
ursugh Inv UuurH have advantages Cor securing patents
aiming the pAtrutallty ut inventions
eel bN % NOT murt suruhN superior Co. which be-
offered them elsewhere, Tho Testimonials below rNrH
prove that uuuCls MuUE SrtCrvnTUL rUr fITrNr or
uCL than the sularlhcri aud Srtcfsa iA riiL hhat
rUuor ADVANTAGE AWttrN hv would udu that hr
has abundant reason and prov that On uuuth
cr ONCE The Mind the charges ur professional
moderate The Immense uriDyDpt the subscriber
Iurr twenty years past hla cuvhlrd h Co accumulate
t4, ccNu of -ut tlt lions and l7ldgr suH relative
tu Nithrs Thrsy besides hla extensive library ct
Nr A-ttt rfsnO nm accounts of patent, granted
nlthr init oTtuy- ami Europe render hiA HiIr, huAld
qy"tlo' Ia unrr superior m,rs for ohniuts patents.
slA uetys, Journey Co Washington. o. procure
cut and the usual great delay There, are here saved r
NcuturH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

Il regard NJ Flly 81 the capable and sue.
ccsal practitioners with whom have had onleiu inter
Course.
CitAs, MASON" Commissioner OF Patents.
- have no hesitation Co assuring inventor. that they
employ competent aud trustworthy
and more capable ut putting their upplgnuuusu form Go
them carry ami favorable consideration 40
the Patent once
EDMUND BUuKE" Late Commissio OF Patents.
''n1stou. February 3. l>as.
Mt u N Fily hasmadc t1rmc III ltrEEN applications
an but ONEut which patents have been granted ana
pending. Suuh uuWisthkahlr proof of
talent aud ability ON bis part leads to recommend
ai o. apply to him to procure their patents,
they De- Ut having the most hithW attention be-
slowed on TIT cgsost aud at very rcatuhc charges.
JOHN TAGGART," O.
From sept I'm, 1851 to June nth 1855, the subscriber
Ia made rejected
ph,ntiuns SlNTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONEut which
was decided Ia his Vur by the Commissioners OF Patents
II VI. EDDY.
Roston January I, 1858. 6J-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
WoodWorth's Board Planers
on
sURFACING MACHINES

LAM prepared to furnish te- order the ut1uvr
Il machines from the celebrated Fairbanks Pat.
terms. The Patent haY ing expired, the right mas
become the property Of community. To tho bus
mess man or mechanic the advantage Of such ma
chimes needs no recommend ! have made some
improvements in tho working qualities OF the ma
chimes. such as to render them equal to ANYTIME
in New Englcnd. Terms favorable, for cnsb ~
approved credit. LUKE BUZZETT -
~ "ohdSFNry' HpFf D, loJo. SO-llOS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
Jobbing Business,

1--WE subscriber will carry on the business
heretofore done by A Il Flint 4 Co; aud
would solicit leaning OF all kinds, and also Stone
work generally. $ II LEE
ogtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25


,uilus August g. l, sai psf ,rutasr 90 u' ,aat upH
tlir ftiI tuuuIt u,tlr It,ulub uHi,. Nlusui r'i.r
rs fi iluH. tUIHt aUH t4 hH paid o. tUu lfrIHuftI
80 hituJ.r BOO Muutp'irf uu ur byiu tn' ii vi o.iIU.
lr'N
htrttrs ~ thc Company viii nod m thu hands of thr
Nrpnrrt4N tt.t foo ts lt.sI. infr a.NrNHr show
luF tir amount of tNH cline H.U rHNt.
u,rN aul They aur particularly desired o. EGO iL1t ihU
mooney lI lUII H.HH ilNUls lH hTMHflr. 90 i" ONO. W
O.tIUrr 1uu Assessments must lr paid Nhru tun Ni
lr utlIiIH f. tNh 900 the part ui tr utH'riH U' iNt
tuIulHIt VIII save thru thIFI.r lHU trouble
e. g. IllEhluA, Treasurer
lAtIaAsrE OrupT,
M--Iu-IrI- hLuI- L l..-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
STl1E or TERUONT

The Probate Court OF tho plsDt ofClU1 HU IT, an pD.
SOD. Interested 800 uig estate ui Nancy nWuud slW-
UyI a. Hammond hul WIN Hm Hunt. Minors.
IOHN \ tANNON 10, guardian ut thr slIl Nancy ll1m.
- MONT m1Aluurl y. Uhmmuul aud Sarah a. Hunt
Guardian IT The sHI william \. Hunt. represent - said
CONT that thcir said uuts seized 600 'rttu r'al
t-tUtr Wit an uudlN lvd interest lu a the rrn ttlr
owned by sullivan Allen late ol 81 J.Nu.huyi deceased
NIhi guardians ultp ruufHnt tu said Court that tu sale
their .ad wards real tstttV a. necessary and Viii U
conclusive 90 trlr interest Tor the purrcs contemplated
Zoo the thIrt, -luurth section the sttuuh vuBItrr ~
The CnmpIrds1tvtcs Aud SAID guardians have made up.
rICuti0u % t1 Court Cor license aud authority o. Hr said
behalf
Said application viii be- heard and decided hy snil Court
~ The Probate once iu St Juhu,uuH, u "a district u
Caledonia. uu the 20 th diN OF September nest.
You are therefore hereby notified o. appear before ari
Court ~ the time anu place aforesaid and object }uu scr
cause tu the granting 81 said license.
Dated at So bloomsbury Aforesaid this thrtlcth dA, Of
ASA D.. FRENCU Ju.lec " Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
FRUIT

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale Good
~ Hating Apples b, The pcck,,l.s-l'es ~r-9Nart
aud some 6f those dcici0Uy Long Island water
melons, also onions ON hand and sold in quantities
10 suit huycrs. A. NJ COOK.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
j. D. Chase b Sons,
PracticalF Founders, Machinists
80 tffEf.WNfnHHa,

Il EEp constantly ou hand Castings, Mn
IN Irons, Water WhrIs, Board Machine,
Caph0lrl aud hhuVlr Na0h.ur., Corn lurEruf
Smut Machines, $50 SOS Hud build Lumber aUd
GuatMIus. Alec dealer. boo Manufacturer aul-
clts. uy SIN staucs. H0luur cloths, India liub-
boz lirluug, Hose md lHrNuE Leather Boiling,
Lace Leather and Hoit ltriH, and Save NJ all
descriptions
al kuds 0f Job W0Ts done 90 short notice
Afwrnhts supplied with Irons, Machinery, So.
90 liberal discount An Wpgk warranted. Or
nrH or ouqulIra bj mail or othrr",ar promptly
attended to. iln
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
MONEY SAVED
WoVe Wire Cloth,

GUlTADIE for Thrc,hiug Machines, Win
> moving Mills, Window rrrut, So, fnr llr
by HOYNrON s. DEMlNG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
BUGGY WAGONS.

TOR SAL| SEE|AF.
TENtE subcribcr has finished mp and has on hand
quantity " buggy wagons, which hc will
sell cheap for cash, or exchange ar good market
horses. They arc warranted first rate article.
Call and sec them before purchasing elsewhere.
They can be seen at the old Steam Mil, Railroad
Street, 81. Juhnsbury. y. d. FLINT.
SStf
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Chickering g Sons.
Tor Sale !

DY the subscribers at low figures, 7 ID
ID and 10 foot Engine Lathcs with or without
screw fixtures. Also one ID hand
CLAPBOAl}D< PLANER,
One Blind Machine, together with sizes ~ Eel
tons Portable Cast Iron Grst Mills, suitable for
grinding all kinds Of grain together with corn on
the cub 4. K. FAIRBANKS,
Agent for Caledonia Machine shop Co.
". BIN the absence Of T. Il. T., call on S. G..
Braekstt or u. Colby, at the P.auing Works for
particulars. g3tf
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all subscriptions f1r the purpose ~ rEtcudlug
nD road Nif-lu per cent, un each alure payable
Sept lst, 1851 Also, 10 pr cont on each share
payable every succeeding SIXTY days thereafter Uu.
fiI tlr amount ut one hundred dullarb uu each
share shall have been paid,
Payment l,.., be- ,sa.l 80 th. EsrA ~ NfistH-.
Peoples Uluh, bank NJ Lyud1u. rassWnptir Lauh
bradford liHuk, T., Cleveland Coventry, w. 0r
Treasurer ONrr 30, z Merchant !. change,
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juno 1851. 30 iu0 .
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Fall Style Hats,

DOSTON, and Now York, Fail and Winter
ID style Mob skin Hats, just received aud Tor
rtCl IN l.H. GOllIAM
~, J,hnsbury. Aug. %. 1898