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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

wv 1IOIEI, WAbdINUTON
" Hudzon county-1hs hotel, formerly b own ~ IL
yh'a, has just changed it, owner. Mr. g pivERNOis,
former proprietor Of the Napoleon EoeL aseu ~
respect uy invites those who have paronzsd
him for the last ten carr 70 give him cali hey viii ct
the Washington Ho ell the comfort Napoleon
when under the management of Mr. DI9erpos hoe
SUNDAY oclock. Dinners Private rooms
for parties Furnished rooms for boardes by the day
tn Stables Tor nifty horses and large carriage house.
Mr. Dlvernos favorAby known require that more
should be said Of hia establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

NOR sALE-A FOUR STORY HIGH srOOP Brown
stone front house built BY days YORK and having all the
street Firth avenue For particulars inquire Of MARX
LEVY 23 Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

HOUSE AND LOT WANTED-IN TIE COUNTRY NOT
more than thirty miles from the city and some rail-
load depot person having the above 10
VII please address p. DYER, Of r. H. Burlock III
Nassau street corner Of john New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
FoutDs' Department..
Little Bettto.


Hand nc some water, Baddy,won't you p
In minute, Bette"
Aud Dettle's ieyerish checks we're pressed
against the pillow and little IIenry's hqnds
went on busily as ever with the trap he was
making and At length he entirely forgot the
request,
"pleqse get Il now, Buddy" he at last
heard, and scattering knife, triggers and
strings in his haste, he was soon holding q
cup to her crimson lips. But she turned her
head lauguidly from Il, Not this please,
but some (resh and cold from the we'll" she.
said.
30 don't be 80 particular, Bette this Is
fresh, and am 50 busy can't go now. Won't
this do9"
She no longer refused, but quietly took the
cup which he offered and il was the last
last tinie she ever called upon her brother for
an act Of kindness. Ere another day had
passed, she stood beside the Hiyer Of Life
and drank IL cool wa,ers,never 10 thirst again,
And Of all who wcpt over that little brown
coffin, as II lay on the table before the pulpit,
there were none who shed more bitter tears
than the llIe boy who could not forget that
he had refused the last request Of his little
sister.
Little children, arc you Kind to one anoth-
sr' or are you cross, selfish and freifula Re
member, then, the time may come when THEY
will be beyond reach aud then o how glad.
ly you would give oil you possess to have
them back again! You might gather all your
books and toys-oyery thing for which you
are now so willing to contend but all you
could do with them would be to place them
on the grave Of one you had wronged. It
would not bring them back. Henry was a
kind'hearled boy, and dearly loved his little
sister aud she had only been sick a little
while, 40 that he did not consider her dan
gcrously ~. But this was no comfort to him
when she was gone.
80 mother" he would say, "if had only
brought the water for her, could bear It :
but now che is where can never, never wait
on her again"
Think Of this when you are tempted TO
quarrel, to be selfish, or unkind for do you
know il one Of YOU should die, the rest would
remember every act Of unkindncss, every Bit
ter word which had fallen. from your lips
But then il would be too late TO recall il -
too late to ask forgiyeness.-N, C. Press
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

a TALE ABOUT A TAIL A gentleman was
so prone to cxaggcra,iou that il was found
necessary TO instruct his servant to jog him,
whenever he drew the long bow too freely
One day he was describing fox he had slain,
a fox with a monstrous long brush, quite "a
mile long" John Immediately logged his
master. Well" said he, "pcrhups not quite
so much, but | am sure it was a halfa.milc. -
another jog > "Or il not, about quarter"
tjs #F5iFI - !! .s=sis..t Il lsas
not hundred yards long" a very hard
jog) The poor S,ory-tcller could bear this
jogging no longer, but jumping up, cxclaim-
ed, " POUNDS, rascal well you not let my fox
have tail at all %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
JOHN GREGORY,
Chairman on Field Crops.
NoHl6clj, Jan, II, 1889.
Good VS.. Bad Breed Of Hogs.

Reader, did YOU ever see a shoat while
roofing, kick Up every time he bored his
nose into the ground, as iftDing to stand on
his head II so, don't buy him he will not
7FuTr 4 pTdFfy5tjfr irrJirT. W. might e5it
this sub.soil variety.
Did you ever see hog that would grab
an ear Of corn and run a quarter Of mile
before he would stop to cat2 If so, beware.
We will place such in the same category, and
for the sake Of distinction We viii call them
Elan pcelcrs. Did You ever see tall, slab
sided, long-lcgged, razor.backed breed that
were always hungry, and when opportunity
required would climb up To where the rails
in the fence were some distance apart, and
then either slip through a crack or throw off
a few rails and jump over? II so, dqnt pur.
chase unless YOU are n small farmer and
can't possibly build corn-crihs. We might
perhaps, call these frcc.soers, or else barn
burners.
Did YOU ever see slim, dead alive kind
of thing, that would get so poor to be
obliged to tro, before and cantcr behind
when required to get up motion, and still
die; It's eyes both coming out Of tho same
hole, or at least so near it that the hog APP
peared eross.cyed2 II so, LET US pass the
dismal picture aud simply call them old.li-
nors. All these brecds may be described rs
follows, Long ears, largo, heavy heads,
long and ihitk logs, streak Of lean under
noath thick griszlr and that covered with
a thick tough hide, with abundance Of bris.
ties, and in dnc grsat amount Of ofal Of
every description.
Such animals have no thrininess, no Ca.
pacity TO fattcn, and very little about them
that is digcstible after they arc killed.
Considering the number of hogs that are
raised annually in the United States, and
especially as so many depend almost exclu
siyely on the hog crop for the money the,
need. is it not wonderful that so'fcw personi
taxa pnlns to obtain the best varieties Sup
pose you have TO give $50 or even $50 for
pair Of pigs to begin with. Is this an insult
ferable obstacle ] answer, no. Doubles.
you may procure good for less money, bu
let us look atthc practical proof on the scor,
Of economy, and ACC how long Il would TAX,
to pny OF those at these fgures. Snppost
you have 100 hogs of the alligator or lane
pike breed which you sell at IS per hundred
$50 pounds ut twelve months ofd, witt b
about all that you can make them weigh
Hereyou have $fdo.
Again. take 100 hogs Of a good breet
which VIII weigh at the same ago and witt
less feed 25o lbG Here you have $3.50
making clear profit Of s5, without takinl
into account the save Of feeding, which woult
no doubt swell the proats to much largel
amount A hog that has to be kept NOR,
than one winter, before fattening, will eat hi,
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heed Oft 10 all cases Hence the mpsrprofl-
able kinds will be found In those hogs which
attain the greatest weight (wilhout extra
attention. Ia from twelve 20 eighteen
mouths
PICK for a hog with a small, clean head,
rather small bone, body low to the ground
long and square hams full and round, dis
position quiet and pleasant. Such hog will
always ensure a good return. II you can
come across such hogs, whether called Berk-
shire, Woburn, Suffolk, Grazier or what not,
get some and ny them, They will not dis
appoint you. A word to the Wise IL suiIi-
eient.- Faiey Farmer.
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~ DIR. johnson used to say that habit
Of looking at the best side of every event is
far better than Thousand pounds year.
Bishop Hall quantity remarks, "For every
bad there might he worsei and when one
breaks his leg let him be thankful it was not
his neck When Fcnelon's library was on
fire, God be praised" he exclaimed, "that it
is not the dwelling of some poor man" This
is the true spirit of submIssion-one Of the
most beautiful traits that can possess the hui
man heart.
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agricultural.
Vermont Premium Corn.

Hon. III. S. Morse Of Shelburn, VI, PFC.
scented to the annual Meeting Of the State
Agricultural Society, held in Middlcbury, on
the 9TH of January, inst, a sample Of King
Philip corn, Of which he raised III bushels
10 the acre The following statement was
drawn up, and sworn to by Nr. Morse before
Justice VIM. Harmon Of Shoburn. win
those papers favorable to agriculture pass il
round. for the benefit Of the farming commu.
rity?
81 entered three acres Of corn for premium,
which was raised in the following manner -
in meadow five years. ! covered about two.
thirds Of the ground with rotten manure in
the fall Of 81, aud the balance of the piece
with new fresh manure drawn in the winter
and plowed in about the first Of May from s
to 10 inches deep. ! narrowed il well, and
planted il with King Philip corn, on the 18th
Of May, feet by 3 ~ apart, aud about six
kernels In hill. It was cultivated and
hood twice, we'll cut mp in the second and
third weeks in September stocked up in the
lot, and stood until the latter part Of October,
befopn husking. l huskod from the three
acres $40 baskets, which measured, when
shcled, 10 quarts to the basket, and weighed
IS ID lbs. to the basket-making $50 bush.
elG-and SO lbs, by weight, and 1913 bushels
and Ii quarts by measure
JOHN GREGORY,
Chairman on Field Crops.
N5yil fclJ, Jan Il, 1889.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

WILLARD f. ross,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSEILORS AT LAW,
~, JOHNEnrUY, VT
Deeds and other legal Instruments, executed
with promptncss and accuracy,
IL Agents for tho Vermont Mutual and Fnub
cr's Fire Insurance Companies. SOif
A. J, WILLARD, j. Ross.
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Administrators Sale.

Dl virtue Of license from the Probate
ID Court for the District u Caledonia. tho sub,
soribers viii sell NJ public auction. on the prrm-
ises, On THURSDAY, FEu. -, at o'clock
J., NJ, the following property
Farm situated A. East Burke known as the
Bennctt FARM 3.i'of mile from The village, on
the main road leading nom Lyndon 90 Island
Pond, containing one hundred acres Of land with
good buildings, small orchard, aud au excellent
sugar orchard. The said farm viii be- sold an
Together or iu pieces 90 suit purchasers. Also.
one third NJ a starch factory situated Zoo the ,il-
lage, Also, oue,fuuTth part dfa piece Of land ou
'he opposite aide ~ the brook with building
thcrconi suitable tor mechanic.
Also, sugar tools, hayiug tools and one buggy
wagon.
A liberia, credit given for part Of the purchase
money o., I; 5, W,I,lEiELIG' }Adm'n
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GbF californian.
Misoeiianeous Receipts,

MoIAssfs CANDY.--A "candy pull" now
aud then, Is a regular institution In many
families, end would bs more II oil knew how
60 make The article IN its perfection.
To make good candy, take two cups Of
holnsaes, one Of Sugar, one tablespoonful Of
Vinegar pieas Of Butter the size Of a wal
nut Boil bHskly aid constantly twenty min
utss, stirring all the time when cooled
enough 70 pull, do Il quickly, aud Il viii come
white rapidly. Use the above proportions
aud follow tho directions, and you will have
good candy.
APPLH FnlTTms,-Ihis Is O fayorile dish
With many, and often preferred to dumplinga
Make batter, not very std, with quart
milk, 3 eggs, and -four to bring Il TO right
eonsislenee. Pare aud core dozen large
apples, and chop them 10 about the size Of
small peas, aud nix them well in the batter
Fry them IN lard as you would dough nuts.
For WINNINGS powdered white sugar IL best,
though good molasses snswUrs very VEIL
They are good with either.
MVffINh-- lhese deserve extensive err
eulaIion." To lquart Of milk, add eggs
we'll beaten, lump Of butter half the size
Of an egg, and hour enough to make still
batter, Stir IN half pint Of yeast Let
them stand until light, aud then bake on
griddlc IN TN rings made for the purpose,
These are merely strips Of lia three-quarters
Of ON inch vide, made into rings from 10
to 3 inches IN diameter, without bouom--lhe
ring being simply placed on a grddle, aud
the batter poured IN 20 hll II,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

SMART WoRH.---NIrs. Rhoda Smart, wife
Of Daniel Smart, aged Il years, of Fryeburg,
during three months. of the past summer and
fall, spun 800 skeins Of yarn and wove 1873
yards of wooden cloth, twenty-five yards Of
which was carpeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Smart,
the former being 70 years old, lately visited
this city, having travelled about five hundred
miles in an open sleigh on a visiting tour to
their friends Bangor Whig.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SET1LEliEN7

STATE or VERMONT, CAtTnoNta bisrrtcr ss
At Probate Count hrt az ~ Juhushuy iu sAI district
on thr 18th day of January, 4. 10. 1854
WHEREAS William A. hrn,k. Administrator on the 81.
" tate ut Daniel Moore of late Barnet M rhid tttriDt
Deceased. proposes 10 render H,tuuut Of his
administration aud 10 prvrtu his aEaiust said
estate nr examination nufaluw aimee Hr tho purpose
making uafilHu and Lsitbutuu 90 tlr residue ~ sAld
estate under decree ut aid court, among The urrus
VINO as" =. Law entitled &" ihcrhmr u is therefore order
81 hN H1ld t"ufit That the under
aud De- heard 81 the Probate once So Johusbury. un
ih9 2i.t dnN q fch., 4. u. lsA9 AMI it h mfther
ytlir Wat 1 persons interested De- usuul herrofh by
hhNtal"h 81 copy "i the record ufthf order ln the
tllrdouaut printed at>t IIhushury. three We, L. sT
cr-sNcN prcNnus 90 SAID time uthraflug that trr MA,
appear hul contest the allow ct upruunt lf
they 80" ,aHe aud ai,u o. heard hy 1idcouf Va the
matter OF ~ 'u'n nnl dss'fbg!ion Of 80 sstntc
ttuccopy OF tccurd.
"a e, Auesi ASA l. FRENCH Judyc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
Who wants to buy a Farm I?

FTIH + Subscribers 'Fish to sell a small Farm,
containing about IS acres OF land Situated
within one half mile Of West Charleston Village.
There is on said farm q good dwGing-house and
shed, also two barns and sheds adjoining. Also
one Of the best Sugar Orohrrds In Northern Yer
mont. Terms Of payment made easy 10 the pur-
chaser. q. II. & J. NJ. WEEKS
Also, for sale. % acres Of good pasture land nd-
joining e. w. McKoy's farm in Lyndon. Said
pasture Is we'll fenced and watcrcd -Atso for sale
5000 good cedar posts, pine and spruce lumber
G.. IL. & ]. NJ WEEKS
Dce IS. 1888
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

a SLANpER RErrTEp.--A clergyman was
charged with having violently dragged his
wife from a revival meeting. and compelled
her TO go home with him. The clergyman
let the story travel along until he had a fair
opportunity to give it broadside. Upon
being charged with offence, he replied as fol-
lows :-" In the first place, never have at
tempted to influence my wife in her views,
nor n choice of meeting. Secondly, my
wife has not attended any Of the revival meet
i0gSiE-I DWELL In the third place, have
not oven attended any Of the meetings for
any purpose whatever. To conclude, neither
my wife nor myself have any inclination to
these meetings. Finally, never had wife. p
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
u ENrEDY BY NHALATIoNl

For Ue cure Of Asthma, Cansumpisn, Bron-
ehins and diseases " che air passages, lungs,
throat and heart, This method ~ bringing med
icnes IN direct contact with the diseased surfaces
n The lungs and respiratory organs, has gained
great favor in our large cities for few years past
"CURTIS' HHG1GANA"N
10 tsarraHfoftu satisfy Or no pay required. No
by l222tl .. 4. BINGHAM,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

manufactured Clarke of the Bur
lington Times says:
1--WE have tried on with some per,inaoity,
the use of the word telegram, for telegraph,
and frankly admit that we don't like it, and
can't get used 10 it, and we write this para
gram TO let the world know it."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
C, & P, R. R. R, CO.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons that have subscribed for stock in
~ the Connecticut Passumpsic Rivers Rail
road Company condition that assessments
should not be called for oftencr than once in nine
" days, once in three menths. are hereby noti-
fed that the following asSosEnents are laid. viz
Ten dollars on each SHARE, payable the first day
Of January next. and ten dollars ON each share
every succeeding three months thcreaftcrunt Ill the
whole shall amount TO one hundred dollars on each
share,
Payments may be made at the Treasurer Office
in Boston, or Rt the following places, viz
The Peoples Bank Bank OF OrlcairN pank OF
Lyndon, Passumpsio Bank, Bradford Seshlt, or to
II. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, VI.
BY order of the Directors,
Nj LOWERING, TrsE 'ursr.
Boston, Oct ~, 1857. JSu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
For Sale
Administrators Sale.

T'llE subscriber, n' administrator Of the os-
L tate Of Geo, W, Clarke, deceased. Offers fur
-,tr r frr1 1r1trit -utt ri~--a-i is-t4s4, ~
uatel iu fearlam, together With Che stock, tools,
&c, now on hand. Possession given Odays after
date ~ sgle Alec one hundred acres ~ very
valuable timber aud pasturagc lAuds su Cow
Tin, and ono piece oi iaud a. tAc outlet of Mud
Pond, a tine location for Mil,
Enquire " e. H. Clarke, ST. 1oAnabuB, ll'
ward Ladd. Dau,illc, Truuum Saub0ut Peach
am, who nov resides on the premises, ur uf
O.. ", CLARKE, Adm,
So Louis, Mo.
peaeham. Dee, 1853 l1u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
Cheap for CASH.

TWO bushels Of the best quality Of ]. Sal
fnrnsE DOLLAR
Two pounds u good Y. u. Tea ior 90 cents,
Two pounds ~ erfra do for 100 cents
Two pounds Of super srfru do foT l25 cents.
Two pounds n good Gunpovder d. Tor o. cts.
Two pounds Of Eng Breakfast DO for o. ots.
I"opounds u good OoloHg do. for 90 cts
Two pounds u extra do. do. Tor 100 cts
Two pounds NJ super eatn do. do. for Il2 ots.
Two gallons Of beet quality Burning Fluid for $50
rta.
Two gallons u best quality camphrne Tor lsi cts.
Larger quantities a. the same prices.
These prices are f5r CASH DOWN. Also Al
bW Erca, heachcd Whale, Elephant and Lard
OIL huPAII-hpicea, Groceries ~ al kinda, Crock,
ery and tS--4 wafr-and the best assortment "
DW OOOds in tie county
irranns attending Cont, and Rli others iu want
NJ goods praEftake notice. D.. JEW ERR,
Dee. a. 1893.
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AeDaI ao6ertiormrmta.
Administrators Sale.

by virtue Of lieoBse from tho Probate
ID Court foI tho District ~ Caledonia, the un-
derslgnod will sell AZ public auction, on Saturday
the lDlh day ~ February, 1859, al The roal estate
owned by Josiah blake laio NJ sutton. la aid die
tugt, dneeAsedi completing ~ house, out-huild.
lngs, and about - acre N land, situated in the
village Of sutton Corner, said property viii bo
sold on he premises aforesaid, 90 one o'clock iH
the afternoon on said day.
JOHN q. TlnBETTs, Administraior
sutton, February ], 1850. 1926
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ORDER Il NOTICN Il SET1LElLENI

TRUMAN HALEY = ESTATE
STATE or VERMONT. Caledonia District. sa
~ Probate Court held at 81 Johnsbury m District
on The .uth day Of Jfu A. u. 1851.
A HEhEAS, Agnes bailey, Admiustratrix on the
estate OF Truman HALEY. late of rcachAm 10 said dts.
rct deceased, proposes 90 render account
pinsttauun aud e. present her account against said -.
tate TOT examination and allowance TOR the purpose
wNAlns partition and dl-rlbuuu uf the residue Of said
estate under decree ofsaid court among the persons
VINO arc by law entitled to the Il therefore
ordered by said court that the same come under
alton and be heard at the Probate once la 81 Johns
Nufy on the 18TH day Of February, A D. And 4.
uithcr ordered that All persons interested be notified
hcteni by publication % copy tire
ia the Caleduni printed at 81 Johnsbury three weeks
successfully previous 10 said time hearing that they
may appear aud contest the allow said
they see cause and also 10 heard by said tho
matter % Partition and distribution Of said estate
~ the Court
Attest ASA l. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
2l.!I Altnst. asa l.. ERENCn- Inhrr Of PrnI,ln
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ORDER IF NO7TCEoT SETTLEMENT
AAUOS nuOWN,q I.t.tc

STATE OF VERMONT, C.trnosta 10 sruirrs 49,
~ i"atc Court held az 81 Juhusbury iu said dl.ttt
on thr DAY 1T Of February \ - IzHI
WltNEANt Hollis ingalls, administrator ON the sstate
ol AAhoN brown, late of Shrnisd. iu said District
',raa'l pfust"H ~ rsudrt an account ~ biz Aduns.
Alhh Nhd % present la account against saI estate
nf examination Hnd allowance ut ths pufp ~ making
tAtunu aud diaiuuuu ~ me rr idur OF slid estate
~ decree 81 sald court among the refsIus Who h
hN chNllrd 60 ih" same. u D. therefor ordered ty
tAld court that the under tuusIrratau aud
~ heard az The Probate uutc in 81 John.huff BOO
lhc ~ dN ~ lrlrunfNt A. - lFn AuH 10 De- u.fflHf
lU'i 81 lgfH'Hf intrrrtt"l hr uutnrd hereof uF
lh Al"h "iH COPY W thr ttUlrd uf this Order u Tho
'arduuihn, printed ht ~ Jlhushuf,, three weeks
successfully previous g. -pld time hearing that thry
NAY appcar AMI contest tho allowance OF rti account
ih'' sec tNua" and also hr heard h1 aid tIuTt 600
lh' hnl'f ui Partition ami tstIilutuu ut said estate
~ mctputt Attest, asa l., fHENtit, Judge
\ true copy u rc,urd
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FUR GOODS

- ELECTED with great care, Judgment,
- and long experience, bought with cash. and
will he sold cheaper than can be purchased any
where else in the STATE, and at very much
10 WE r. p r &c ES,
than they have been for several years mast.
among which are Sable, Southern and Stone
Martin. Lynx. Russia Squdrrel. Russia and Ger
man Fitch Capcs, Tppetts, CUFFS, and Muifs.-
Ladies' ia. town and the adjoining towns win do
well to visit my Fur Store, and examine my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Also
COON, SEAL, AFRICAN LAMB & BUFFALO
Coats Buffalo Robes Nutra, Seal and Otter
CAPS,-togothcr with very large assortment Of
Travelling Bags Gents Furnishing Goods, Sc
/. Is. OORHAM,
at the old place, opposite the st Johnsbury
House.
Cash and the highest prices paid for Shipping
Furr. or
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SLEIGHS FOR SALE.
F OR S ALE.

A FINE cottage residence on StJohnsbury plain
~ Vt. situated on Main street. about ten min
utcs walk from Mcssrs Fairbanks scale works
and depot Is contcnient for man doing business
son the Plain or at Paddock's Village. IL il o
we'll built house, convenient for one or two fami-
lies, has - good rooms two cellarsand out-build-
ings, n we'll Of good water with chain pump and
acistcrn ~ ggft water.
- The barn was fitted up two years ago In good
order for stabling horses. and new carriage
house built at the same time. There Is one acre
Of excellent land and 'i'e choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont
p. s. The village people have built one Of their
large cstcms opposite tho place This fall whiohis
very cunvcnicntin case OF FIRE.
The owner having len town Is anxious TO sell,
and will sell NJ q bargain.
For further particulars enquire Of Russell Hal
'lJT CHARLES SHATTUCR
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Cash Wanted

AND MUST BE HAD
10y the subscribers on all notes and account,
aD due 20 them Jan. LIST, 1859. and all persons
having unsettled accounts are requested to call
and settle the same without delay.
q. II. & ]. NJ WEEKS.
Lyndon. VT, Dec. 2S, 1858.