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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

TERMs-sinels cory. Sl-Eive oeptss, $50
Ten copies, $S-Twenty copies, $iS-and an extra
COPY 70 the agent for every ten subscribers.
Nov reader, send for specimen copy sns Pros
psotus and get up olub among your neighbour
In the Prospectus will b found full cat.
sloeus of seeds, how distributed TO agents aid
subseribsfs, notices Of The fsrmss, 10.
MILLER 3 BRAYTON.
Dubuqas, Iowa, NV. Is, lS57-dl9- W3n
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

4. 500, 600 Bashelsof " heat
W1uted at Bennek's MI,
TN Nsseatins, for which the highest market psie
i In sssh or aosf will b psid,
FLOUR
On hssd 1T all times and for sale ct retail in the
seek or barrel at wholesale from ten to enc thou
sand barrels.
A1-Custon work ct TIE mill On Wsdnesda -
Thqrsdays and Fridays. J. BENNETT.
novl3-dlD-wN
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

r ETrER Shoot maps Of Muesatinsat
.eel3 HY IDDlNd5', fremont tsi1dins
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

180UIN
~ Il wish, to sctnrn my thanks to you for
,.ar very Gsntiemanly comments on my discorlent
inxlish you may receive my sympathy for Joul very
limited ku,ledye Of that Language Tor proof Of
Which would refur you to your paper Of the 20 as
am reader Of that Comm ey,uable sheet shall
obviously look for more uncouthed comments as l
sn Laay and you would b. a Gentleman hope
that you will refrain from Glazing me anything
w,Tte than Noncompos msntis which you can apply
isyouf self--NcPlus-uit
Mrs Lucy 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

EMBEzzLEMENT --ARREsr --EscArE-A
Young French Canadian named Augustus
Stone, who has been employed in che store
Of A. 7. Foster, Of this Village, during the
past three years, was arrested on Thursday
last charged with having embczzlcd the
funds of his employer. An examination be-
fore y magistrates court took place on Fri.
day and Saturday, when sufficient evidence
was produced to induce the court to bind
him over for triul in the sum Of Gl0O. We
understand that Stone confessed his guilt
and gave up some of the stolen property
The exact amount of his dcfalcation is not
Known bat IL supposCt 10 be from $500 to
$500. Bail not being procured, Baihd John
Heath started with tho prisoner for Shcr-
brooke on Saturday evening, and returned
on Sunday, stating that the prisoner had Is.
capped from him at Wateryille, where they
stopped for supper He left the prisoner for
n moment in the dniug-room, and the latter
stepped out" and left for parts unknown
.Sfdnstedd Journal.
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THE MARKETS.
rnlnnrnN 1910 MAnKkf-oll

BRIGHTON CATTLE MAHKgf-ort %
A. mArEot-lfI Hrrf rttle su shores, ~ pafs Wnri-
uH OHoU ul CuRa aud Calves, tn sheep and aWia ana
rdess Of Hecf Il slra. 1aas 90. nptguslp Uooi a
o.. second hu, u.huH fnunf tHlfd hn g.
WufkinE Otru-f ln. 40 ~ no
Mitch trN 81 Hira Ht 80 ihI common 40 tn IN.
NeaItattrH- sales az $50, anuA h7a eatt.
hIsats- fraflHgssg ~ i've 'eAH "ll' 40 w.
sheen and i-,ials- 81 ava an, Eaus, 2s1a $500.
ANinr- hprIuf pisH D., retail &c PEI 10.
iids.-j sItae per ~ Fslu o.rcsio LOGAN slina
70. OIL pHf 10
Talluv ~ ~ per 10
CAABHlpGf CATTLR AARKEf-ort
Al market llil GAii4sE lissvrs amt ~ rtfff con-
u'iIUg "a WuThuE oxen, Cove Huu caves Afafllhtt
TWuald Ihfrr itHH ola.
rrcr, hargri neei-i.slra Including nolhlgs bul ~
tfH ifHr a stan iru uhru tsta Hta isf 80 ts gushN
muudns uuthlns not tlc iesl lafgc fat a,a.iga u,gn
hat I'd Quaiti, Including tho lttt gfAatfrl lAtu W.
fs stalled Cove anu fHr 1rai ihfer yran OLD hlrffa
81 ~. sd quality. ffaut pfdiuHfAt tAh1
NaIfrI|nr tiitlf SO uIUitiHla
st.frs- WufklUg uhru, nom 90. 30. 30, 10 tIWt
aud e-hf 10. o. "a ~. lfHflnra - ~ Nv"
Yrafs uIi ElN. % 60 Ihrrr fcafa Uidr tgla ~.
sheen amt LAMBS uut WHftst. fncos w lots 81 D.
l. FL Us LltTa Hui ttrruIusl Z 81 -,uuJ q 49,.
Hides. i.gr prr 90 IalluW O ~ a 70 perl
Prlta. ~ 81 uu raghf car htlua, o. e u.s. prI lh
Ntai GAIYIs- halrt At su.t' au.ul each.
twiat-utu weston a. market fUeca Nh7lea whole
sale. 90 per no up
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b nIlrrgItnTInD

LNROM Boston, last Saturday, and am CON
j. ndrnt that never had che pleasure NJ uurf-
log 3D. thf public . better Ass0rimrnt NJ HHnfs,
a. EyERT pEPAWhbNf
thau upw / can assure the ladies ~ ihif Hna ihp
npighboriug towns that my stock u Hnlds-surh
az thoy Hill nApi faF ~ AID Winter H-r--is mt
suruasssd ii northFm Vermont would cor
disliy Invite them 90 call and zee them
~ nov occupy the whole NJ my store. ! can
Offer 10 Tho public, not only phh GOODS hW
Crockery and Glass Ware, Cutlery,
Groceries sc,
oil 7. JRwETT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
conflict between Kentucky ana In
diana Authorities,

LoUINuLE Oct. rs, Horace Bell. who
released his father and brother from Bran
densburg jail last July, committed on the
charge of running Oft negroes was taken on
Saturday from the fair grounds o. New Al
hlny, Indiana, ilhout warrant, and brought
into Kentucky by Louisville officers. The
New AlbaniAns became tremendously excited,
The fire bells we're rung, aud a large meeting
was held on Saturday evening A hundred
people have chartered the ferry boat Empire,
aud talk Of going 90 brandensburg to-day 90
rescue Bell, An express has been sent from
Louisville 10 Brandensburg n place the ciu-
Esns on their guard against the hostile eXpe
-diion, Gov Willard Of Indiana has promis-
ed q iequisitlon on the Governor of Ken
lucky for the men Who captured Bell. A
mestng hls been cflled here a. denounoe
the proceedings n the officers In capturing
Bell.
LOUISVILLE, oct. 90 An expedition left
New Albany last night for Braudenshurg
and Elilabethtowu, Tor the rescue of Horace
Bell They we're heavily armed for tho pur-
pose and u h reported that kentucEhns
here and elsewhere are concentrating With
the intention Of meeting them,
LouI6yLLR, Oct 20-1he New Albany
eIpedit ion returned from BradensburR yes
terday, having been paciGcd by assurances
from the citizens Of that place that Horace
Bell would be released on bail
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Tnr HAIRY MANS MAJ on mr WomD.-

Iht iiAfFY MANS MAI or fHE WORLD
Home.
~ The Independent describes rdiru-
lous sch phuiul scene iu piblin soilool,room
in Aew York; raw lrishman with "rieh
brogue' trying 10 teach Englishsto a stupid
German, The result Is described NJ being @
polyglot English pronunciation
- Thanksgiving IN Connecticut and Al
ALBANIA vii be observed on Thursday, Nov,
25lh
FASTEST TIM on REcoRp.--The contest
on the Union Course, Long Island, Thursday
hetweel<fthan Allen and the fayorile New
Jersey horse, George NJ. Patehen, was WIT
messed by four thousand people, The match
was for $1,000 ia wagons mile and repeat,
the driver and wagon weighing 800 pounds,
Dan Mace drove the Ethan Allen, which ca
silly beat his antagonist, making the quickest
time ever made IN America by trollIug
atallion-22s,
10 A. the result Of two daSs' squirrel
hunt o. Chesterfield, last week, Capt 1ay-
Ions party brought iu sg2 animals. counting
22l2, aud Capt, slebhins' party lGl J., count
ing iOOa. over 1900 ground squirrels were
among the number Shameful, cruel sport
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
AYERS
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSapariIIa,

the most effeetual remedy which the medical
skill - our times can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal mAlady. IL IL cum
bincd from the most active romediAla that have
been discovered for tho 0xpurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and tho rescue Of the
rystcm from ia destructive consequences.
Hence IL should be- employed for the cure ~
not only scroflla, but also thoas Other Anes-
tons which arise from u, such a. EEvrTiNr
and SNS DmEAsTs, ST., AsrHoNY's fiEr,
lioaH, or RnYIHHtAs, PMrLra, fusruLrs,
BLOrcHEs BLAiss and BoILs, TuN0Ra, TttrHR
and SALT RnruN, ScALn llrAD. HiN0wpRN,
RHuHAriaH, hTFmIiuo and MFiurHiAL DIS
IAsEa, DRursf, DrsrErsIA, DERfLirY, ard,
indeed. Ar COMPLAINTS AnisiHO Epon NuiA-
TKD on INrURH Blood. The popular tslief
In 'simpHrify ~ the blood n founded ia truth.
for scrui,la Is a degeneration OF the blood. The
particular purpose aud virtue Of this SauapA-
nlln Is 81 purity and rcgencrsie this vital nmd,
without which sound health 10 inlPossibls Ia
contaminated constitutions.
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IP- The celebration of the Atlantic Gable
enterprise in San Francisco on the 27th of
Sept, was an extensive and brilliant affair."
1t was only surpassed by that in New York,
In the mean time the telegraph is afording a
topic for suggestion as TO whether the cele-
brations were not a little too premature.
IR- The Postmaster of New York gives
notice that hereafter, letters for California
will be forwarded by such route as the wri-
tiers may distinctly designate on the face Of
the envelope. as overland" or "via Panama, "
or via Tehuantepec," when that route is in
operation. Letters not specially marked, and
all printed matter, will be sent, as usual, via
Panama.
I7V- That was nm irritable bunker who kill
cd his favorite rooster the other day because
it walked him at an early hour in the morning
shouting under his window ito his disturbed
fancy Petn-Syird-ai-d-a-a"
IF Recent advices from Paris state that
the Emperor Napoleon has requested Morphy
To give n specimen of his biindfold playing
al the Tuileries before the ladies of the In
perial Court, and has also consented to be
beaten al chess by the young American at the
odds Of n rock
~ The New York hnckmen are now il
censed and wear badges and are obligedt 10
carry cards, which they must present TO each
fare giving their number, address, and
reference to the Mayors office, so that per
sons aggrieyed may know where to apply for
redress
IT, In Iowa, the other day, a brute OF a
man kicked his wife. The indignant neigh
/ oors assembled, tied him up and made a jack
e's kick him
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

~ A fortnight ngo some OF the residents
Of Long Branch Mormouth county, n, j.
took advantage Of an unusually low state Of
tide to make survey of the vicinity Of the
beach. They carefully marked the locations
Of the rocks and bars and took soundings Of
the boitom'ho,h within and without the bar.
Whilst engaged in this work they discovered
five large brass cannons lying in about two
fa,homs ofwater. They are old Spanish guns,
and innsmuch rs there is no record Of the
wreck Of my man nf. maria sicttttty,
or o. any vessel carrying Spanish guns il is
n matter ofqucstion how the cannons came
to be deposited there IL is thought they
we're either lost or thrown overheard during
the revolutionary war
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

OCfhAGEOUR OCCuHHENCE--l tho neigh
boring town Of Franklin - sides family the
parents Of which have lately taken up a be-
lief In the notions Of spirtullism, and Civ
on attention 10 such theories, % the utter
neglect Of everything wise, THEN two daugh'
irra, girls Of good reputation and agreeable
personal appearance. have declined 10 join
them in their belief, and found their home
made unhappy and their cherished relations
weakened IN consequence of this variance ni
opinions between themselves aud their par
rnta Only two Or three weeks ago one OF
those wandering emssarics, who 90 abouf'
the country for the furlhcraneo Of addlc pat
ed theories, Outbarred from all well ordered
society, made his advent in the ncighborhood
and finally became guest H. the family, lie
made great prctenee OF sAnCtmonious zeal
for human welfare, and besides his ghostly
accomplishments, claimed know ledge Of the
practice Of medicine. Ouly little while nl-
ter he was received AS a guest in this house
hold, the daughters wero taken VI. and he,
having the confidence OF the parents, was en-
trusted with their entire care and manage
ment, Thus, almost deserted by those who
should have protected them, the onnscqucn-
ccs are too sad for relation. by the use Of
means too fcndish for bclici-stupehin ing
drugs-foul advantage was taken Of their
helplesSnem. The snenking spiritualist has
fed from the threats Of the community, while
the girls are leit up TO this time in state of
dcrium and insanity How long are such
ruiianly hypocrites to impose on the crodu'
lous aud unprotected, and escape just pun
iIhment Up Concord, { n. ~ SiatesmaH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

EP AT New Britain, Conn, on Wednesday,
Frederick MISSIONER son of Amos Wcstoycr,
was playing with an old gun barrel, and al-
ter touching it off the the third time with Il
slow tmach, ran about twenty fectTwhen the
barrel burst and small thin piece, about tho
weight Of cent, struck him on the side, over
the heart, going through his CLOTHES and Just
breaking the skin. The heart ceased It's
ru'a,ions and the boy died in less than ten
minutes.
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For Sale.

INliE well known Ira Colby farm. pleassnilr 10.
Gated on good road "a Il mile north Of
bNnyille Gfccn aud niilliH -HallSa ed 81, Johns.
bury, ON the old county road 20 North DAu,illc --
Said farm contains ahaut loo asssa- suitably ~
Ndrd Wtn moving, ullagr, and pNsturagc, tog~th.
or with wood enough fot home ulc IL IL one II
the hest wheat and cDTu fatms iu this part Of the
county, having about % acres Of suutAcfly aud
easictN Giants. with convenient house aud out
huildiugs. VIII nc sold vith or without the cfops
Terms easy, as part can remain on -mortgarc Il
desired For further information inquire Of the
subscriber Oh the premises. Possession given
Immediately. CHA'S u. PltEN IlSS. l0tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
MARRIAGES.

MERLlAu-MuuuAN-m Northumberland. y.
H., oct. 30h, by Rev. l.. W. Prescott. Mr..
Charles u, Merriam Of W. Concord, VI, to
Miss Susan 3. Merriam Of the former place.
PoRrEn-HIpDEN--In this village. Oct. 30, by
Rev, u. Packer, Mr.. Moses +. Porter, and Miss
Hattie G. Hidden. both Of Dan,ille,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Peacham, Oct. 49,.
10y Rev. A Doutcllc, Mr.. John G. Blanchard and
Miss Abbic l.. Staples, both Of Peacham
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sTATE or HERliONT.

FsseN nlstrtN. u.
At Probate court holden At tho Probate once In Lunen.
burg said district the 10Th daS Of october, 4. ~
1854
nOROrUY MORGAN, administrators on the estate Of
- John Morgan tate oi Lunenburr IN said district DO
presents her Admstrat account Tor settlement
whcrcupun II Ia ordered that thu be referred To- tho
November next, at the Probate nuve. IN said
Iunenburg examination and allowance and that all
concerned be nutncd hereof by the publication OF a
der IN the Calrdanan printed a. St iohushry, three
weeks Euccrsaivcly soon be, that they
and said time and place n >-iey ohlce
thereto by the Court,
4 true cory Of rccn,d.
1919 Attest WIN CHANDLER, Judge Of Probate.
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ST1TE or TElfONT

Essex district, ~
In Probate Court holden ~ Lunenburg within and Tor
said district the 2jth day Of October A. ID lHih
IIEZEKIAH CUMMINGS. administrator the sstate n
IL Theron webb late N iuurnbufr said distCt de-
CEASED presents Its administration account Tor settlement
Whcrrupon u ordered that the c deferred 20 the
2S day Of November neat Al the Probate once In said
Lunrnburg, examination aud allowance and that all
concerned be notified hcrrL nv the publication Of this
der the Caicdonisu. printed At 81 Johnshuty three
surressivrlN a hV. that they
pear aud at said time aud psce, II they see cause object
thereto, ~ the Court, rs~-
Attest WIN CHANDLER, Judge ofrrobate.
4 true cony Vt record,
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Scrofula, on Klng's EVlL

iva VA NAANAf - ~@Ae@t1 - - y ~
f. esDfutuiiuuA dreasu D corruption Of iho
ll0nd, by Whi1l thIs mud hfrnmes FliiHisd
weak, aud Ipar. lirug in the circulation, q
pcryAd r the whole ludy, aud may burt pui
ID disease on any part ~ 10, No organ "a froa
ir1m ~ attacks. nor is thrrp one which % mFY
not destroy, Tho snr1iuluus tainf is YsEinu'iT
caused hy merruHnl disease, low living, dib-
ordered 80 unhealthy ioOd, impure air. l,ih
ard nithy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the ypnereAl niecpun' What
syer be its ongin, IL " hereditary y, ths con
stitutiol, descending "from raIonis 70 elhldfrN
unto the third And fourth generation :" indeed
IL seems 20 BIO the rod of Him who says l
viii visit tho inlqmuea Of Ihe fathers upon
their childTon'"
la effects com 1qacn by deposition from tho
Wood ~ corrupt OF ulGeHIus mAitqr which, in
she lunFs. liver, and internal organs, IL termed
tpbaraies IN tha glands swslling,i and on
tho surface, enipu0ns OF suros, rhis iuul cor
Tuptlmi which gendos Nv the blood, dupTeasss
tho enoFHes Of lie, ~ that toTufilous coutta-
tons hot only suffer ffnhi sorufilDuh eOW-
plaints, but they hsye far les power 90 with
stand lhd attacks " other diseases eon's-
quantly vast numbers perish by disorder
which, although not sofufulous Ia their nature,
are ftll rendered fatal hy this faint IN tbs
system. Most Of tho consumption which de-
climates the human family has its orRn dirscily
in this rcrohllous contamination Hld many
destructive daoascs Of the lyot, kidneys, brain,
aud, Indeed, ~ nll ;he organs. arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause,
One quarter Of oil our people arc serOfulousi
their persons are invaded by this Lurking IN
fpctiHi, aud their hoAlth IA undermined by i.
10 cleanse it frum the system We must repoVHln
the blood by AN alternative medicine and IN
vigorats IL by healthy food and exerriae'
Such med'eino we supply In
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DEATHS.

SrENcER-In West Concord, on the 29th ult,,
Mr. John Spencer in the I'D year Of his age.
GREGony-At PcScham, Oct q, Mr.. Francis
Gregory, aged SO years.
MAnTIN--In Burke, Oct 20, Mrs Clarissa Mar.
tin. wife OF Isaac Martin, aged GS
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N,w gtorUtsg AZ Low PrtcFs New Goods Cor ne
Ta iiade -OrT friends ). smith 60 conner " peor
square and ilW street, have lltttrprunhcl lhci plpu
nr tltuE Store and excellent stock uf CLOTHS
Cashmere nuesius NtsuuraJ ~, trlrtied Win great
the hest commission houses ln NeW Auft hun
Huaton This uuu has marked OF nnc piiey which be-
achieving ttsrlt tuNlahlr position anu e Wfttg
with deserved success The NAHr ntst~a 20 quAlN, uu
thhla and sNlt-is what TIE patrons ~ thh mouse are
sruf uf frlrtluE Eupl.tint experienced tuitrft gVU
sal, suru AMI dv,cVius uu man "a 40 wonder lhNl lhsr
nolr departments arc ful " putchanrfs Although the
read, made clothing t0la hetc IL a. fashionable Ad ~ veil
not together that uTst tsH custom tAntnf
t.blIsbeu la the ,lta fact whlrh tenders this arm
puUutar FIIrrrrEH iLtNfuN isa- ANth 70 We custom
ofdrf drpsf ueu thus u ut house OH NE
uruts ~ successful clothing sstnbushhrui The stock Il
tuuprtuat al times aud aitn complies every article
Know rcuts uru.huE rluds. The ntu pnssrssrs eve
~ fA,t Incident 60 the ssinoss ana ls veil worthy ~
ttHApHstvs patronage tUlEsna aEu tuanEsfs are tnNt
81 10 call and Inspect the goods onCfrd a. ta
ttnrutNG HouaE- Boston Ledger
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The. wa, department has received dispatch
confirming the accounts of the engagement
OF Major Doan with the Cumanches. Fifty
six warriors and two women were killed.
Secretary Floyd will take immediate measures
To increase the force in Texas.
Information has been received at Washing
ton that Paraguay has 800 newly mounted
gnns on stone batteries at the mouth of the
Parana \ large land force VIII be needed
to turn this fertilization from the land side.
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Fashionable Tailoring
E1EsTA.HLaTa EHAIE5rJP
Akn
Clothing Store,

1 HAVE the pleasure Of inviting tho h'ien-
i tion of the Public 10 my recent purchases "
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
fnT 0entlsmens wear, making my ttnrk the best
part offhc state, Comprising everything that Is
Fashionable and desirable iH my line. To ny
patrons, I would say that NY goods will be- sold
cheaper and manufactured better than ever The
publio would invite ~ luoh ~ nv goods before
purchasing - AN confident can make IL Tor
tno interest ofall who wiah flr a good, Fashion
able garment ~ give me 10 call, a. have every
thing in ny line and - VTioes loser thau ar ar
tirlo of the same quality rau be- bought slsgg here
Williams winter report flr fashions. fol sale
J HOLES.
g. Johusbury, Oct -.
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NeWbury Seminary

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
A School of the first grade. 10 Professors
N and Teachers. SIS so pays the Board Tu.
ition, 20 Common English and Incdcntals per
term OF III weeks.
Winter term begins Nov. Is. 1855 Rooms for
self boarding at reasonable rates. For circulars
Board or Rooms. address,
1913 +. L KING, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
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MUSTCAL sOIREE.

TO which parents aud friends arc invited
TrirtoN-tto he paid at. or before the middle
~ the quNrtcr) Piano. Organ. or any other mstri-
mcnt that may he prcfcrrcd-SlO. Cultivation Of
the voice and singing In every variety Of STYLE. in
clud.ng Sacred Music. Opera choruscs. Solos.
Duets, and pure, chastc stylc Of English and
German ballad singing-SlO. Thorough bass and
Musical Compositon-Slo
~ Pupils may enter he School nj any time
Zach department may be studied separately az
the price annexed or thorough Normal Cottr%r
may be pursued, including all. fnr $50, IIa,iur
enjoyed the benefit of over twelve wears rNprri.
cucc IN his profession, a considerable portion NJ
the time at New York and Boston, MIR Clarke
pledges entire sau' faction to every patron.
HEFEnENCEst
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Arantn rnoaEaln wv.

~ 5000 AOENTs WANUrp-Io sell new
Inventions Agents have made fgauon nnr,nst-
ter than al other similar tErrtirs h'll ui Naua ana
io:,' loWuh, ,hass.
to- $40 90 iu one day-S $500 in two
days CLEARED hy agents retailing ny patents bcnd
IWgs Lowell Mass
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Two Important Events,

I lis somcwhat singular that the LAYING Of
L the Atlantic Cable aud tho discotrry, hY Til
den a Ca, 81 thris wander ful recipe Tor making a
pill that viii render the usr Of Culumrl. except in
rare cases, unuccrssaB-Wr say IL ia singular
that these cyrutS should happen Ia the same wear
for this recipe IL the greatest triumph ofbledicnc
that has taken place Tor twenty years. Not that
We would advise the community to take more
pills, but that We congratulate them in being able
TO procure an article that viii effect cure win.
out the sad consequences following other tnedi.
zines Of this class. We say to the eommunity
try them. aud You will he satisfied with them.
lSt-Because they operate su easily, without
pain, irritation or gripping
2d--because they save expense, requiring n less
number for dnsc-one often operating three
times or more, and leaving the system in heal
thy state.
3d-DecNusc they will render the use Of calomcl
unnecessary. while they produce all the sencfciM
effects Of this potent mineral poison, in nine eases
out OF ten.
4th-BecAuse they arc approved BY the best
physicians in the country,
Recipe sent TO physicians without charge.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
HOYr x GREEN,
to whom all orders should be sent. and nv their
agents in most towns IN Northern Vermont 9,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Lo TT !,

A FIrCH Nictorinc was lost last evening In pass.
~ ing through Main ST. nom the bridge to Mr..
Chadwick's, thence through Winter ST. to Mr..
Bolrs' thence to Central St The finder shall be
,uitably rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
Nov. 4, 1858.