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Smyrna times., 1859-10-06
Sept, e. 1859.
CELLAR RAILS,

E'HE subscriber has on hand and for saIe. abon,
10000 Prime Cedar Rails NO-'
BENZ. F, LEE,
90 't Fort Elizabeth, Cumberland Co.. N J.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-06
Nett amount of tax appli-

STATEMENT exhibiting the valuation of rea and
personal property, aud amount of taxes lald
for collection in the several HUNDREDS in Kent
cuunIU f,r ho y..r
Smyrna times., 1859-10-06
Items.

! MIR. Thos. o. Ayres, who has been cen
fined 10 his room by desperate attack of rheu
matism, since last spring, has sufficiently recov.
cred to resume his business atairs-harness
making-at the stand formerly occupied by Jas,
B. Ruth.
-Rev. M. Jerman is altering the Lock-
wood property, which he recently purchased,
making it suitable for stores and dwelling.
-Sheriff Cannon, of New Castle county,
informs the editor of the Republican that he
TOOK the pains to enquire of the prisoners in his
keeping (and we believe they number about SOY
the cause of their incarceration, and every one
OF them attributed it to the use of rum-at least
rum had something to do with it. One of them
is man that entirely abstains, but the offence
OF which he stands convicted, was provoked by
one who was labOrng under the effects of in
tOxicating liquors.
D. t. Richards, Land Agent, Dover, has
disposed of the Nickerson farm of G. w. Cum.
minis. for $500. Also, a farm of I25 acres.
belonging to John Townsend, to Mr.. Roberts. |
near Dover.
R. B. Bayard, Esq, son of Hon. Richard
II. Bayard. of Philadelphia and formerly U. s. |
Senator from this Stale, has just completed
'plendid grist and saw mill 50 feet square, at
Chesapeake City, Md.
-Samuel E. Smith, printer, formerly OF
Dover, has been ordained minister in the Pro.
estant Episcopal Church.
The Kent county Agricultural Exhibition
comes of on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
james A. Plunkett, of Wilmington, has
eceived the appointment of third lieutenant in
he revenue service, from President Buchanan.
THE first premium for reapers and NOV.
RS was awarded to the Iron Harvester" of
lessrs Pennock & Co., Of Wilmington, at the
griculturul fair held at Poweltou, Philadelphia.
lst week.
Joseph c. GiIpin, one of the oldest and
lost respected citizens Of Wilmington, died at
is residence on Friday night, Sept. Both, in
he 10Th year of his age.
The potatoes in some sections of Mill
reek Hundred, and also in other portions of .
ew Castle county, are slightly affected with
e rot, since the late rains.
Mr. Alexander PriestIy, of PHILADELPHIA. l
Tmerly OF Smyrna, has purchased Marley
Ills, IN Cecil county, about four miles north of
kton, including Al acres, for the sum Of S.. II
10. :
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Farm for Sale.

SIlIATED in the westerly part Of I.uncn-
- butsh, about three milca ffOm Luucuhutgh
Cumcr aud known as the MoCill Farm, contain
ing 80 acres uf good land. u which about 100
tllagc and pasuugc. There Is Barn lfousr
aud shed ou said Farm. and an orchard ~ about
80 thtihy Young apglc trhgs, and good school
house within Of n mile Of said house, Said
farm will be- sold cUINr, and reasonable credit
given. Inquire ~ John w llartshoru ~ Tuncu-
burgh, or 81 the subscriher az West Waterford.
ItADtFN.
Jan 20 1850 22f
DISSoLU%LSHJ;
fINllE copnuuor,hip ~ willard s. Ross O., hy
u mutual consent. r.-.u',td.
The business of tho arm, aud al demands due
the coparinor'hip. arc retained hy 4. \. willard.
where those indebted 90 tho arm agc requested &C.
call and settle, by note ur otherwise.
Al WILLARD,
j. ROSS.
ST. Johusbury. Fob. 10. 1859 $3.50
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Cheap for CASH

V'Wo bushels Of the best quality Of 7. /. Sal
Tor 0sH BoLLku.
Two pounds N good v. II Tea for 90 cents,
Two pounds ~ exfra do for 100 cents
Two pounds Of sipe, sIfra do. for l25 centf)
lNo pounds u good Guppovder do. for o. IA
Two pounds Of Eng Breakfast do for o. ets.
pounds " good Oolong do. Tor 90 oa.
Two pounds NJ extra do, Do. for 100 ots.
Two pounds ofsupor extra do. do Tor ~ cts.
Two ga''ous Of beet quality Burning Fluid for $50
ots.
Two gallons Of best quality Camphene Cor 1874 cts.
La,ger quantities az the same prices.
These prices are for CASH DOWN Also a.
oW prircf. blclchod whale, Elephant and Lard
on, Sumn' spices, Groceries 81 all kinds, Crock
cry and Glass WHTc--and the best assortment Of
Dry Goods Zoo The county
foppns attending Court, aud all othrrs ia WARt
oi goods plcasc take notice, T.. JEW EFT.
Dec. a. 1853
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STATE or VEMONT

lu Probate Court. holden AZ tgufuhu9 vthn 80 ~
saf d5trlt gu 90 ilth day n fe'fNA'}' AZ la'''
CuAUNCY HfLLAau iih lbeylh ahnehedenlhs ss'a''
y n Iluf4rr ID Palmer Ialf u CHuru.t DO n'N N1lt
deceased pIstrnii pie nrsi aimiuslsllpn ateou. ~ nv
rrrd tu me Niu aaY pf Mach heat 40 tNr FuNAln ON
iu faid Luupnbulfu Or ftamiuail.l Hll hl1A ~ NJ h
dts oftsI Zoo iuu taicduuiau, printed AZ ~ 9nhu.NNF
three Wtfth FaslFtf SOON A. may o. ihi inff %
HpprHr sad dine aud place " iheY Gee rttsf jew
JONAH nRouEs judge.
Jos All uHOOKH. judge.
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IL The present to Joshua II. Giddings
from his brother members of Congress con-
sists ot a salid silver tea set of six pieces
and highly ornamented waiter, with this in
scrption - Presented by One Hundred
and Four Members Of the Thirty.filh Con-
gress to Joshua II. Giddings,n as token Of
respect foF his moral worth and personal In.
tcgriv.r There is also beautiful gold noun
ted cane The whole cost of the present was
aj2A.
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RTATE OP VERMONT, caledonia Dstnd, -.
Probate court held at ht iulutlurgi lu tHll HisiN
ou tle i9t dsy tehWaV ~ 80 -. ,..,.,,,u
W aud Testament ~ Ply fufslspn late ~ Jphusnuf
u said district deceased proposes a. render an cunt ~
aumusthUlu present he account against SAID
est3is ~ examination and allowance ~ We pe' p.se m
uHkuH partition auu niatuuau NJ tnt frallur 90 aaln 90
tHh under decree uf sald Court among soc pffaa WNY
are bY ennucl % tie sans tia thrreff mhetn ~
said luuTt mai under confederation Hnl Pc
hrsrd I'D tht FfDbats once n 10 Jnhnsbury, thr ln
daY ~ hrch a NJ aiv Ana ITS fufthsr ardrfel ihai
PEI liefesed be nutinrd hrrnohr pupNe sh nl
a COPY ufsthr record I'd tlia order iu TIA taraYulai
printed IuhushurF three Wfaka HuilftaFrN plrfl
0us b. said uue ~ hrauuE that teY maF appear aui
CONTEXT thr aluWH said account " fnrT 500 cause
aud sso he he4fa q lai Luuf 10 rs mAia VI paiiliiNn
''' d. ,6s 'Si "6tissi Asa V FRENcu Judge
Ai,gsL IsA !. fsEsCn judge Of rfspa,s .l 20
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A lloRsE AYFcpoTE--A Canadian friend
Of ours was telling US the other day how he
managed to break favorite horse Of his Of
one trick, that of breaking his halter when.
ever he was fastened IN the stable. Our friend
placed the animal in question in stable that
stood exactly on the edge Ola high bluff some
thirty fcetnboye the ST. Lawrence. Asusua,so
soon as he was left alone, our pony broke the
halter backed out Of the stable door, aud, as
- necessary consequence, tumhled heels over
head into the river, disappearing below the
surface with the impetus and grayitation Of
his fall. lie was next seen swimming for
dear life, and heading in shore. lie landed
in a dripping condition, and was easily Sc.
cured. Doubtless he pondcred graycly over
the lesson, for ever nfterward he never made
the slightest attempt TO break his halter. The
philosophy Of dealing with horses, and per.
haps with nobler animals, is to fight them
with their Owl weapons 10 let them be pun
isRed 10y their own vices. If your pony has
a trick Of backing, back him quarter Of q
mile il he stops, tic him fast to the place
for from twelve to twenty-four hours without
food or water, and he will be glad to obey you
when yrt, neat eall et4-hiE' At4leaAL Al say s
our Canadian nuthority.-Adrocdie dndJo,U.
nat
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gbs GaISooWlaM.
Miscellaneous Receipts.

lIalnS PIE--Grale the peel n lemon
aud squefzs che juice is-ts 5N'AiE with IL /
cup Her Of sugar ? teaspoonfals corn
starch, and lump Of butter the size Of an
egg. hol! the top crust quite lhin, or cut IL
into strips and lay over me pie erossVise, as
sou wsuld with tori pie,
Pm CAkm,- The best mode Of cooking
rice, thlt IL 90 our taste, and an excellent
breakfast dish or dinner dessert, 10 the fol-
loving "Boil tbs rice soii aud while warm
make Il into 1attened balls, say an inch thick
and inches 81 diameter When wanted for
use. dip The balls IN beaten egg and cook up
on creased griddla ths same a. buekwheat
aaJneks The thin Elm Of egg on the sur
face prevents the absorption Of grease The
cakes thus prepared and eaten with butter or
tauce Of oiy kind liked, ore very far from be-
ing bad 70 take"
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Lyndon Academy.

THE. SPRING TERM Of this Academy
Il will commence Wednesday. March I'd, under
charge 81 II o. Graves, A. NJ. Principal. aided by
competent assistants. II is earnestly desired that
Students. for their own good. will endenvot TO be
present ut the commencement Of the Term. and
constant TO its close DR. c. b, DARLlN
2i2Ga See. of Trustees.
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Tor Sale.
Administrators Sale,

fIllE subscrihcf, o. administrator ~ the cs-
/ tate Of Geo. ". Clarke. deceased. oArTs foT
sale tho farm go which sid drcraard resided, az
dated iu pr,rhsm, together With thcttock, tools,
&c., nov uu hand. Iushrsfluu given Gudays amer
date ~ sale Ahu one hundred acres o. very
valuable timber aud pltturagc lands ou Cow
Hiil. aud one piece GO land AZ thc outlet u Mud
Pond. "a tine location fora NH.
Enquire II &. II, Clarke, ST. luhnsbuv, I'd
ward ladd. D.nYil'y, lusiam sanboW, Peach
au, who nov ic.'dl, goa thr ptCmisel or u
O.. ". CLARKE, Adm,
49, Louis. $40.
Hsa,ham. Doe, 1908. 1871
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RCRAL MAXMs.---Pigs, kept in cellars and
closely confined, are not so healthy and whole
some rs pigs above ground. Cattle, kept in
a tight barn through the Writer =T7essi
more ventilation in the spring than the yard
will afford. Cows should never be made to
give milk through the year. if it be true that
bone sickness is caused by taking too much
milk from pasture. Large farms cannot
proftably be managed by large bodies of
men. Sample farms should always show n
net gain by their haryests. he ART Of man
ufaeturing is learned after years Of practice
out the art of farming onen comes by intui-
ton. Travellers on the highway often guess
better than the owners as to the amount Of
corn and grain in field, Committees, who
measure a single rod aud multiply by the
number Of rods, oughtto understand figures,
- Massachusetts PloughmaH.
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sTITE an TENUONT.

At Probate court holden A the Probate onco in Luurn
uurg Do SAID district w the 5th dal VI feituaf}, D
issI.
IlIFnA D. nLunlEfr. admiutirstrlf nihf estate "A
o Milo % hpdEcit late ~ lrmnu o., 10 HAla uilntl if
ceased mHAtn application g. atll Nuli 90 AlfNN lNr NNf
heretofore Hu4Wri uff 90 pay Hr drha dur Hu sal a.
Hud render her uua standardization account uNl
utufr MhNfpUYu. 10 b. ordered uF Hau tHufi
that siid nppll-4iH ur hrali ur PROBATE oh lu w
uruhufF ul tr -f k uf FHfuHrf nHl if iIIhtf or
drfr that notice bn Hftuu ni prftuuf rlurrfurln T f
publication u this order 900 the Oaruutu printed 90 %
IuuusUu three Hrttt sIptttsitr uriIts SAID hraIps
JONAH HgooEs, judge.
srs JOSIAH BROoIs. judge.
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The tube Of Lord Rosse's telescopes about
eight feet in diameter in the middle. A man
once walked through il with an umbrella up.
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Best Churn yet Invented,

1--WE Davis Sclf.Adjus,ing PatcntChurn ehums
the quickest and easiest and makes as much
and as good butter a. the old DAsher Churn. II
works the butter milk and the salt in with ae-
curacy and dispatch Buy one. and il tits not the
best return IL. For sale for the County Of Gale
donna at the Agricultural Ware House, by
ALEX. LANG.
St Jobnsbury JuIy l5 1858 g4a
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agricultural.

Fairly NroEARLus'-Rary lettuce, Gu
eumbers, tomatoes, &C., are obtained by start
Ing the plants Ia the winter. or early spring.
Seed planted Ia February or March, will be
found In May, when the frosts are or, ofthe
way, quite thrihy plants, which, set out IN
the garden. will be some three or four weeks
In advance Of those sown after frosu have
disappeared, The best way to SOW the seed
is in the Green House Pots. These pots
are made so that the plants can be transfer
red TO the garden, without disturbing the
earth around themi aud thus their growth Is
not retarded by transplanling. Those who
desire early vegetables, should nov make
these arrangements.
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Argal ao6rrtiaemsWtS,


WE the subscribers being appointed bT thc PROBATE
w court for f htinlf uf EaIrdania tuuHllalunfig "a
receive examine and aual a claln. aui lemanaa y A
persons HFausf TIE 81 nhfa N Wac laif n hafhf
Va gsd isinrL deceased ADD ins ralas ~ hr efsss.
rhNlltfN lu nnaFt lhrfftg hffENf size NNiiA lhht ~
iAnNila nliu one lu da1 m lrpfu4ilt = ~ W, y,
allowed flf tue crfdltUTH 90 present. ihff fnine VI
taI tauiss8nars "a anlIsfTu ana allowance aud
tHst Wr H uitft 90 uat puIppuf at thn dNtll9 lta
~ auaHnuahI natch ll SAD harut ru tur itI CAV on
900 forenoon, ru each ~ tHld dave.
.,g EiafIAAf RiStdits lt5Is. osmmi..lapsu
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COMNISSIONERAI NOYICE

NVE tlrfubscreu teiug apptuifdh f tir Probate Court
" fur tie district Of Caledonia. rlmuHs urrs 60 receive
oAhmme aud nailtt a ,sins aud dcnands ~ 900 rlsus
aFalusi samuel " NladH rs bate uf SO juhuaHuff iu
said district deceased aud thU raimH uf enc derrHsr
hlued u Meet rrea hereby glyrunicr That Va months
ffutu tle ~ Uf February A ~ 1851 Hru huard foe
She cted0fa % present Their elaine sal rHuus'lH"s
fuT examination aud allowance and that we " 90 meet r
mat purpose Of tho 81 JHhuturY Wuusr u NJ iuhutuf
uu ruesisy. the nm day ~ haftA aud lur' he 'it
dag of Jus neat eli ~ uUlsIk uu each ni said days
t,E hlgdnIiNitT0N' Conml,sloncr,
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For Sale (
Board Planning,

fINlE subscriber having fitted up a shop a
Il the Paddock Machine Works with. new an6.
perfect machinery. b. prepared 20 do all kinds Of
WOOD PLANING
with ncatpcss and dispatch; and hopes to mcri
and rcccitc part Of the public patronage
Also has for sale seasoned Spruce Lumber
J. j. LAMB.
St. Johnsbury, June II. 1857. 3stf
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INK sroTs,-Cold lallow applied to ink
spots on cloth will remove them n well rub
bed 10 and then suffered to remain a few
hours, The article must aiIerWard he wash
cd and boiled
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Fhreshing -Maehineal

n An nov manufacturing at the shop formerly
II occupied by Randall s. Whipplc, j one and two
hoIsa power Grain thrrshing and ulesniuR ma
chimes, from abe mott approved patterns, shirk
fpr Construction, DHrnbihfY aud ETfrufioH and
ssed0m from Friction pAhs0T ~ ExCEILnB-
Ihosa Hhp iHtfnd a. purchase thia season, will
find 30 Tor their interest 10 order soon.
Address LEMON gibson,
30 S. Johuhbury, W.
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c. g. P. R. R. R, co,
NlTIrh
Cash Wanted

AND MUST BE HAD
10y the subscribers on all notes aud account!
- due 70 them Jan, lst, 1893. and all person,
having unsettled accounts arc requested 60 cal
an0 Aettls tho same without delay. ...rF'
q. II. x ]. NJ. WEEKS
Lyndon vt, Dee. IS 1888
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st, Johnsbury Academy.

THE SPRING TERM will commence
l. Tuesday, Feb. 22d, and continue eleven
weeks,
TEACHERS.
Tx. COLBY,
A. l.. RANKIN,
Mrs. WIN. B. BoNp,
MRs. G.. p. FBosT, Drawing and
Painting,
Mrs. IL. E."SAwYER, Music.
Board or Rooms may be secured by applying
personally or BY letter to tho undersigned
j. Il. COLBY, Sec. Of Trustees.
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Musical instruction,
Who wants to buy a Farm 2

TINHE subscribers wish TO sell small Farm,
containing about 10 acres Of land sltia'cu
within one half mile Of WEST Charleston VILLAGE;
There is'on said farm good dwcliing-house ara
she'd also two barns and sheds adjoining Also
one Of the best Sugar Orchrrds in Northern Yer
mont. Terms Of payment made easy to the pur'
chaser. G II. J. NJ. WEEks'
Also, for sale Is acres OF good pasture land 30
joining G. W. Mckoy's farm in lyndon. saa
pasture Is well fenced and watcred- Also ior sa'N
5000 good cedar posts, pine and spruce lumber
q. II. & :. NJ wEEka"
. Dec rs 1853
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FOR S ALE.

~ Vt. situated on Main street, about ten min
utes walk from Mcssrs. Fairbanks scale works
and depot. Is convenient for a man doing business
on the Plain or at Paddock's Village. IL Is a
well built house. convenient for one or two fnmi-
lies has IL good rooms. two CELLAR and out-buiid-
ings, n wen Of good water with chain pump and
a cistcrn Of soft water,
The barn was fitted up two years ago In good
order for stabingS horses, and new carriage
house built at the same time. There Is one acre
Of excellent land and tho choicest OF fruit tina,
grows in northern Vermont.
p. S. The village people have built one Of their
large cistcrns opposite the place this fall which is
very convenient in case Of fire.
The owner having len town is anxious to sell,
and viii sell at a bargain.
For further particulars enquire OF Russell Hal
lett the PROMISES
lSu CHARLES sHATTUCK.
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BoNEs FOR TREEs.-Boncs are always &c
cumulating in villages and about country res
licences whieh~migtt be put to better use
than 10 encumber the streets, or TO emit
very disogrgeablc odor out from under the
fences.
There is nothing like decaying bones for
all sorts of fruit trees. They are perhaps
best for pear trees, next for apples, and then
for ounces, but are good for any kind of
fruit unless ii be cranberries, which seem
to live and grow on very little except air and
water.
The true way would be to make the bones
into Superphosphatc Of lime By grinding and
then adding half their weight OF sulphuric
acid, to be applied in small doses every year.
But as there are not bone mills everywhere,
and as the making of superphosphNte is a
trade which it could hardly be recommended
to all cul,ivators to learn, the next best thing
to be done is to break them up into inch
pieces and mix them with the soil in which
trees nre iransplantcd. From half peck to
peck for dwarf trees, and two or three pecks
for those trees designed for standards is
enough.
The action will be slow but very losting,
continuing through the life Of any ordinary
tree. Bones are richly worth saving for this
purpose, aud at the small price at which they
can be had In most country places, they can
I've bought to advantage. They render tree
vigorous and healthy, aud greatly, improve
its fruit. 1t is not bad plan to dig them
iuto the soil about old trees.
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II ITERATION. This witncsscth. that
H have this day given my son Reuben Goodwin
his time from this date. during the remainder OF
his minority; and that claim none OF his earn
ings nor shall pay no debts Of his contracting az
ter his date. THOMAS GOODWIN.
Attcst.-IsAAC y. HALL. 2i-26
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FLOUR
Conn. IL Passumpsic r. r. R
NoTrCT

TNNHE following assessments have been laid on
n all subscriptions for the purpose Of extending
the road viz--lO per cent. ON each share payable
Sept, LIST, 1907. Also. 10 per cent. on each share
payable every succeeding sixty days thereafter I'M
Ill the amount Of one hundred dollars ON cnrb
share shall have been paid.
Payments may be made at the Bank of Orleans.
Peoples Bank, Bank ofLyndon. Passumpsic Bank
Bradford BANK Il. Cleveland, Coventry Vt or
Treasuror's Office No. Merchants Exchange.
Boston. Per order,
June 1887 Sn,f
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N ice Extra,
q The Staff Of Life p

TUST received, another lot of that excellent,
- Flout-and for sale by the barrel or -bag-
Warranted to give satisfaction, or the money re-
funded. A. NJ. COOK.
Railroad St, opposite Pass. House
Oct o. -tf
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Horse Shooting

1EACIxSNTTTEEING.
TENlIE subscribers would respectfully announce
20 the public that they have formed a part
named business. All kinds Of work done with
ncamcss and despatch.
C. Patterson, one Of the firm, will give his per-
sond attention to horses in the habit Of cutting
or ovcrrcachinp or having bad feet lie thinks
from his long experience he can give general sat
islaction. The patronage ofthe public is respect
fully solicited. G. PATTERSON.
ST. .....t S. -. MARSTON.
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Jobbing Business.

Tb'IIT subscriber. viii carry on the business
] heretofore done hy 4 u Pint s. Cos aud
would .uit',t.icamug uf all kinds, and also StoIc
work generally. Su LEE
gltf
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Good Stoves.
Sash and Doors,

UNHOSE in want OF q first rate article in
L the above line viii do well 10 give us a call
and buy good inside Doors from SIPS 20 LIS, the
best workmanship in all cases warranted.
l.. o. STEVENS.
ST. Johnsbury Oct. Z, 1883 or
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Economy

~ TT your old umbrela and Parasol frames
N covered aud made good AZ new,
The subscriber having purchased full cot ~
machinery Tor making umbrellas and paraaols, DO
nov with HE large assortment " silks, such a.
Blaok, bf0Wn, Black and Green hpTdcrfd Aioire
Antique, with PRINCES a. match, prepared 90 give
full tlbfaCti0u 90 an who may give him call az
s. 4. ELLIS,
&c. Johnsbury. May O, 1883. alf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-26
VIM q. BA7ES.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW.
500 GREENSBORO, VT.
Machinery and Castings.

TINuE subscribers have on hand Woodworth's
L rhnrrs, Circular Saw Mills, Clapboard aud
Single Mills ~ approved patterns aud excellent
workmanship also SuEar.hnuso s. Arch-mouths
and Plates, Blacksmith, TWircs, Fan BclloNs
and Tire Rollers, buN Stoves, Barn door Roll .
Iron Sinks, Sc &c. Castings and Forriugs 81
cEcry dr7criutiuu aud repairing done to order and
az short notice. iALLET & rhOtdPSONl
ST Juhnabury, VI CS4