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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
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Columbus Railroad Convention.


COLUMBUS, March 24.--The Convention, rcp.
rosenting the Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsyl-
vapia Central, aud numerous Western conncc-
tons, continued Its session to-day. The ut
most harmony prevailed throughout, with a
freedom from excitement or contention highly
oreditable. The Time Committee reported ac-
zion this evening in full. II proposes to start
passengers from New York at seven A. NJ. and
six P. NJ. by the Camden and Amboy road,
and reach Cincinnati at one p. NJ. and soven
A. M. Leave Cincinnati at eight A. NJ. and
half-past eleven p. NJ, and make about the
same time to New York.
The following resolutions, offered by the Pres
ident Of the Baltimore and Ohio road, was also
adopted: .1T4 Ia 'JU
WHsREAs, Moderate speed of passenger
trains Is admitted 10 contribute largely to
economical working and consequent net results
OF railway property; and
WHEREAS, Extraordinary cost Of high speed
should command relative remuneration for pas
senger service, and, whereas, experienced man
ayers of the railway system Of Europe have
adopted this principle in their tariff of'fares as
the legitimate result Of experience; therefore,
bs it T'
ResoIred, In order to inaugurato this eco
nomical and valuable principle in the Ameri-
can system, that each through line to compet-
ing points may, at its option, charge one dollar
lees between New York and such competing
points on oil trains using a schedule of not less
than thirty six hours between Cincinnati and
New York, and forty hours between Chicago
and New York.
The time seems to be satisfactory to the
various Western roads interested, and is said
to be so arranged as to be better adapted 10
the general public oonv enience, by all the lines.
than ever heretofore. The Pennsylyauia Cen.
tral Road provides for bold, active composition
with the New York Central, BY rapid speed.
and the Baltimore and Ohio Road, while main,
tanning moderate speed, provides, in the above
resolution, to compensate for it by reducing the
i' fare one dollar between New York and the
West. NV
Freight rates occupied but little attention.
oui the following was passed ,r
ResoIced, That committee, consisting Of
one representative from each of the Western
roads, be appointed by their respective roads.
to arrange rates Of freight Eastward bound,
and that they be instructed to FIX the differen.
ees between all rail, rail and lake. rail and river
and rail, lake and canal, and that this com.
mittee meet at the Phillips House, in the citv
OF Dayton, on Thursday, the 3lst inst, at 10 !
o'clock A. NJ, and that one reprosentatiye !
from each of the four Atlantic cities be invited |
10 be present. The convention Is still sittino
and will adjourn TO -niRht. o.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25

STEAMBOAT BURNINo.-We clip the following
on this subject from a recent issue of the Phil.
adelphia Ledger:
at is idle to say this [tho burning of the
Princess, near Memphis,] was on the Missis-
sippi. 1t is every-where-on the North River,
on the Sound, on the Chesapeake Bay, on the
lakes-every- where. Aud while our sailing
vessels are preferred all over the commercial
world as swifter, surer and safer than those of
England, our steamers are proverbially the
most dangerous and disastrous to life of anv.
The reason is, that our sailing vessels are owned
and manned chiefly in New England, and are,
or have been Of late years, conducted very
much on temperance principles and by intelli-
gent reliable men; yet our passenger steamers
have officers whose first and only duty In MANY
cases appears to be to make themselves popular
and sociable-the captains by drinking with
everybody and the clerks by taking care Of the
ladies. y
"0f all the desolation and damage done bv
the destruction of the Princess-while Il is GER
tain that, had the same mischief arisen on n
railroad train, hardly a million could have
cleared the stockholders of liabilities-vet II
may be doubted If single suit will be brought
to recover anything.
"Ihese steamboat owners ought TO be an
swerable for the conduct of their agents IN n
much greater degree than they usually are at
the bar OF public sentiment. Every officer who
does not interfere, to expose and threaten where
danger is, ought to be held liable to trial for
granddaughter, and the social degradation that
belongs to huge criminal against the laws of
God and man. Large damages, for every less
OF life, against all stockholders and officers.
would do most to check the gross carclessness
that prevails. More attention to the details of
management being placed in proper hands
would do much. Negroes sleep at their watch
posts, and so do others, and thus every spark
fore il is discovered"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25

ST. LOUIS, March 24.-Riyer about station.
airy at this point. Nothing new from the up.
per streamsj all in good boating order Weather
clear; mercury 62. rf'eif a.. I0
PITrsBURG, March 24-M.-Riyer ten feet
six inches by the pier mark, and falling,
Weather wet. Departed-AriSonia, for the
Upper Mississippi. No arrivals.
PrTTsBURa, March 24-P. M.-River ton
feet six inches by the pier mark, and rising.
Weather clear. No arrivals since noon. De-
parted-Lake City for st. Paul, and Glenwood
for Nashville.
ST. Louis, March PIP. M.-The river has
risen six inches at this point in the last twenty
four hours, and is still swelling. Nothing
new from the upper streams--all are in good
boating condition. Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, March 24-M.-Riyer risen two
feet in the last twenty-four hours and still
rising, with fourteen feet on the falls. Weather
clear and rather windy; mercury go.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Marcn a.
LLOYR-The market was excessively dull to-day
ar nsrp ps'css @ except in the small way, nominal Sa
i,Ve! pris: received the last twenty -four hours
HiSkf-The market opened dull and unsettl.d
anu decline OF }sc had to be submitted 10 in ore,
III enect sales and the market closed dull at the de-
including wagon. " "" 'i''' "' |i'ec''
, hun ~ nhiSIoNS-The market rather easier 10.
lay Wy an9 more disposition shown TO sell 200 hbJs
parGh p sho9lders sold at &C., packed; 100 brls mess
priRe oeS4gRtry at o Nothing done n bulk Meats
lhe demand Is good in the regular way at full prces
O. hLhILIhe IA market is firm and prices unchanGed.
ut 81 q. - ~ M" "" uo' ialr mixed
SSRNIThe demand is fair, and prices firm at 70
eS5Ss sSe cf 2I0 bushels at SOc delivered -
Sn9ta6ly lower; Sales 1900 bushels strictly prims
fq,l at.7Oc aud 300 do. good do at 66c ' P'i"e
n "a lair demand, and prices are firm at oOc
-,o ObhSSIhe All market Is dull aud lc lower Sales
skEDITho demand for Glover is very liubt. and
price. ~ ''' '"'o' VI 70 DTS. at this
BUTTER-The market is rather dull. with in.
creased receipts and prices are tendina tIownward
sales 10 brls. choice Roll at 250a2sc "o""""r"'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
Fatal Afray.

SAVANNAH, March A.-Passengers arrived
6y the Florida steamer, state that Major Gregg,
Engineer Of the Florida Railway, was shot
dead at Jacksonville by Alfred Sears, in an
array growing out of previous difficulty.
Mr. Gregg was unarmed. Both the parties
were natives Of Massachusetts,. The affair had
Secasioned great excitement, and Sears Is
threatened with Lynch law.
LATER.-The body Of Major Gregg is on the
way TO the former residence of the dHneased
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
Grain Statistics

CHICAGO, March A.-The grain statistics of
the Commercial Express, to-day, show an ac-
eumulation in store last week Of ! 500 bushels,
against $4,000 bushels for the corresponding
week last year. The difference in the amount
Of -four and wheat in store now and at the
same time last year, has reached I,l54 600
bushels. The decrease in receipts of four and
wheat is equivalent to ,O4O, 900. The increase
in the receipts OF corn will exceed 200 900
bushels.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
From Toronto.

ToROkTo, March 24.-A bill has been intro
auced in the, Assembly 70 incorporsta tSa
Trans. Atlantic Telegraph Company. n pro.
vides for line from Quebec uia Labrador, Vim
capital Of ambition, with the privilege Of In.
ereasing It 10 hys millions; the line TO be- com.
mtnced within one year, and completed 10
Labrador within three years. W
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
Arrival Of the New Mex,can MAN.

81. Louis, March 34.--The New Mexican
Mail, with dates TO the 9TH inst, reached Inde-
pendence this morning.
Lieut.. Beale's party left Hatch's rancho on
The let inst, for Albuquerque, from thence to
the crossing Of the Colorado.
=, Tho Apache indians were behaving badly in
the neighborhood of Fort Buchanan.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
Suicide.

DETROIT, March 24.-Johu W. Farmer. a
rsEdent Of this city for nearly forty Year,, and
extensively known as the compiler Of several
threw himself from the fourth story window of
~. .Mary's Hospital to-day, in a ht Of insanity.
and was instantly killed. F99s - -
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by Telegraph
Philadelphia Market.

,,. PHILADELPHIA, March a.
sEiogrLPrices @ are tending downward. super6no T..
eg1 az n7f AI % ~ decline Of 2I5c, and extra AZ
90 TR. For home the demand Ia fair ~ ss nj
mS 70 for superfne, the latter fancy quality Rnf
iIule ih rye Flour or Corn Meal Offering The formss
very very it6le Wheat Offering, and very little demand
sve5 'OO bushels az 81 5sl 60 for Red and 81 Ks fr
%t r. Corn Is scarce and wantod sales 800 6usReIs
nsiioW az e9(geyc Oats command 55c for Pennsylya
@130c. ''NS Puiet at Zo5s
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
FOUND.

kNoUND-A Cincinnati and Covington Ferry
n ticket" good TO list of Junc - e ~ ba..n oity
pane "a m 9i mlss belonging to the Smith family Can
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New York Assembly,.


ALBANY, March 24.-The Probibitory Liauol
Law has been killed in the Assembly.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NAsHyILLE.

EihTrRR " 18th, atlP, M, the DUN = ,ySIL-
ieiih ri .. s.rdiyye nniyers, master. The Dun
MontSo%efiys saySn1sS Aus1Pt Macon, cOlpnbu,
rates per Nashville & Chattenoosa Railrood f6is
Srrshgeament ara has been made for the benefit Of ship
OF passage, apply on board. s"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
by Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New YoRK, March 2I-P NJ.
st0eks dull and lower: Chicago and Rock Island
" Y6r 1llI9GH central S7 Michigan southern ~ New
g yIh Oen6Ial, 'esi PennsyYRnia Coal CoDinany 81,
Missouri Skies s6; Galena and Chicago SS; Mchisoi
and Erie, l0H. '''o' 4'' We" iOrk
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
lDy Telegraph
baltimore Market.

fy,Ef BALTIMORE, March a.
ss our nnGhanged. Wheat dull. Corn firm al s55,
&c. Ior yellow. Provisions firm. Whisky dull. ''@
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-25
Cincinnati, Richmond e.
MN !:E;;s;ssss
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD,

9ISaI ,,,I, InIOuSn ROute for
TERRE HAUTE,
ct. LOUIS,
LAFAYETTE,
CHICAGO,
LOGANsPORT,
ruo p - FORT WAYNE,
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS leave Sixth street
6A. M.-INDIANAPoIis, ST TX ToIIIHsS Il n 3 OHIO.
nASa R direct making close
GIni!s; TINS Train also connects at Richmond with
CINCINNATI and Chicago Roads, for Anderson Kobo-
mo1 no Logansport, and all points on Wabash Valley
$40 p; M.-INDIANAPoLIs CHICAGO 4 sT
LOUlS NIGHT TEXPRESS.-The above Trains make
CLOSE conpeGtions at Indianapolis and Chi
Gsgo, with Trains for Terre Haute, Springfield Rock
Island, GaIeshurg Kenosa La Crosse, JacksonyIiie
DDaInylIle, Burlington Milwaukee, Mattoon, Naples
Ealena. Quincy, Prairie du CHEN, Pana Peorin
Duinleith, RACINE, Decatur, Bloomington Joliet Ia
sale st Paul, and all towns and cities in the North
through. "N se"so 'ho'Aeu
L For Or further Information and Through Tickets ap
Ply TO Ilcket Ofces, north least corner Of Front and
broedway; No. 1859 Walnut street, near Fonrth: AZ
% east corner of Fourth and Vine street or at
p. NJ; MORROW, Superintendent.
sao M VIII eall for passengers BY leaving their
HS W. H. SMITH, Agent.
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FOR MAnAsH n1vrn

ID, Will leave on THIS DAY, the 2stl, :. ~Hr~p :
inst, at 4o'olock P. NJ, for WABASH,
RIVER, tho fine steamer PROGRESS, p Captain John
ston. For freight or passage, Apply on board.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
MARRIAaRs.

Iuthis village. neA- ,y ltrr- II w yvgTiT1a.
NJ Thomas i, YaWey And Miss Li1fie NJ Dean,
both u Barton,
Ia llydedark, Nov !, MI, q. 4. Crosby. mcr-
chant n hardWick, and Miss Julia 4 bawYrr. "
iiBdrpafk,
ln iiardE4ck Nov, !, Mr. 4. }, HYDE, NJ y,
aud Alss tlors u, Crosby both ~ ilardWiek
iufea cham, Dec la ~ the Methodist Faaou
hiss Margaret D VaHum, both NJ Fracham,
10 Danylle, Dec. o, hy'Itey G.. Fales, Mr. Der
lfr bartlett aud Miss Arahra Donnct,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

Tho Probate Court ~ the District C,gua 70 a psr-
sons interested ~ Cue csthc oi Geo " unl loon
late uf iMtke. 700 said district, deceased
IAguu gbSEAL administrator WITH the viii annexed,
- bou- upon The estate ui said deceased. repre-
scnts said court ily his petition iu Wriiugl that the
personal estate ot said deceased 10 not sun,icut value 20
nav me debts due said deceased aud the charges ct
Naturalization aud that shlc 40 the whole OF thr Real
.tatv rt said deceased nnl rprvutAN devised 10y sa de-
cruha lr,rsSa- that purpose. Aud said admlustrh-
Tor has made application TOR Dc and authority To sell
be vhuuf the real Estate whereof said deceased died
seized and possessed or OF which sai administrator may
lyHuWC seized and possessed, pursuant
la M. prayi slou4 ct the statute u tuat behalf
Sail application VIII Doe heard ami decided by sad court
r Probate uitt u ST LOhushur, aforesaid the fth
daV OF January, 4. u. lNol
You are therefore. hereby notified IN appear before said
Court az the time aud place atprrtuld aud give bond
with condition 70 pay rnid debts aud the 81
urn.rs OF administration such sum and within such
tur a, said court shall direct you would redeem said
sale t. hiufsa, or OBJECT " You see cause
TO the granting Of said license.
Dat,i Al ST. Johu-uurS Aforesaid this 9th day ofDec
A. - lsIY. - ............
$50 ASA J., FRENCH Judge Of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

ftls fes hHsFaAFss. fth 81 lruTih ssftlad isrf -
hNNf iNtHit nf Wnal al lIHNllulaIs Nlaf NhUumafIn
's,.tl VI tNi = .f.a ss@lL u HgiAi4gi afHHisisrri
slnf hAA iNt % a. the trm Il pile Az - asHi theff
re. r. lt.N sl.4s ri liit more Hf fts Recommend
~ Nh NfsfNfN N hhrnlnhtlfiu hu ulIr I'd Import
st.t tttepi hMlugs. hnrHmsiir Pills Ihrar fIli so
rNtt tfitteteA Ahff hssfH 81 pFrf ever ffe HF.
"a eHl ~ fNH NaHa noe lufua NJ fhnuIuafs aHu co.
!stls Fs,sfatiNs psfliiar power ~ snnff 500 ifsr
ihfe is afH 500 Hsi kla fruldrT 81 lFrr dsfasr
ANl ~ dseasss ahi.l 40 sac Teu III dltanerrd uFnr
.Nf A. nlhfpHlai Aasaliuhfl lauudlrr. hlrt HHalafr
fhNf flNa afr never faulpF pafharilr dnae fbflf
siNEls pii
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
DEATHS.

Ia This town, Dec IS, suddenly, pea, hAuurL
q, bRAcRgTT, aged 81 years, months and o days,
iU Greensboro, Nov 20, George, infant son u
D. D. aud Harriet 4, Wilson, aged Y'dg}s.
In DAnNlle, Dee, 9th. Lewis FISHER. aged n
ycara lie was one " the early settlers ii Dan
VILE,
Ia Mollenu, Illinois, Nov. -. ~ palpitatan II
Lhe heart Mrs MARY O., wife " LA Colby, Esqp
formerly n Dautillc.
in hcilenry, Illinois, Avg ~, che only daUgh-
Ser " Newell B, aud MTs. Laura Colby, aged one
year aud ! days,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

STATE OF VERNON l. Caledonia piali,t. ~.
Ala Probate Court hold OF 80 1uHHsbhTy n said district
600 The am dHf uf December. I lrsb
NIIiEhEAN MHftsDai tlaT hdWlhiauhtT DC hoNtuuh an
W llah frAtu} late % Eafutt in nalu 40
lgt drtultfd pfailnsH tu render 40 account 90 hit
aduIuiatfatau a-.ud e. present bis account aFAiti
aaiu estate nr taaWiuatlHu aud nnuWhutr tui
tls purpose ~ mutluE pa'Ntl"p Hni 1hhIli :
"a tp residue aald shfattt unurf decree Of aau
atrt aiuuue tr rrrps.a uhU afe % iap turl o. th'
aaIst 1859 tAtftHtr ulrfa ~ tHd court si int aHit
rIHUaarlrF ltfaiiaa Eu4 nH hsafd 81 ihFFt4att ~
no. trht J.lusnufF aH fHe fiH' aa1 " Jan y lH99
Aua be- fHfIUtf ordered uat H pfra4nf nFffttrH Do
rauHtI hurH' lt h.HNHH ~ HtkY n. fhf ff ~
.t .|.ftf #fI.IlHa HN AHNHa..HIf
5t... .. .ll.44-.t.s flflaaf 81 said tiif "a A..f
lUt iUtF f.HN HrU.ai ana tJHfHI tht aNFHHi E
s.fl ahe. eNH is fIfHfA AaAH
flI r. tat H.atlE % bsItiHan Htd uhtfhHtN nf faH
b. ias,aaH attest. hsA4 fnEsch. isafs
4tts.t ga + FAkHuH. ys4ss ~ frvt.t' &C.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
THE MARKETS.
cAMpnlpGE oAffrLH MNilKEr-Dcc

UAMBNIDGh UAIILH NyI'NhI-U''' .
Amarkct 1896 Catue-uoO BcuEos and 20 stores, con
ssilng OF Working oxen, COWS aud Calves, icArlng'
Two aud Three \ ears Old. ,....
brst large stabilized oxen, 7bOe 40 per ewt ~ quality
nrudnr nothing but the best large fat Stalled oxen
G75a 1905 % quality, including the oes! CRASHED OAci
tho De, rtnlllcd Cows and tho best three old
steers s7s A0,uOy 81 quality Stuoi ordinary, $500
Stores-WorkIx( oxen, nom fI5. ll5 10 10. Cows
and calves from f28 SGT. lcarllngr, ~ 2i TIVE
Yrars0ld SI7, a "a Three years old, ~ a ~ 49,. -,
sheen aud Lnurbs3i IS az market Prices In lots Slb
~ 200 EXtra and selection, $50 $50 ., 40.
'Iidrs q 81 a Jc per 10. TAlow n l-2c per 10. -
prug slUua ~ % each Calf Sknh, 10 a lie perrin.
WA CaiVHA-Salc 5000, U,QJ each.
SwIsE-uU0 Western at market. Priccs-Shotca, whole
e. b U per ID. Up
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
ESSEN 60. BIBLE SOCIETY.
sruci,L Soticr.

The members u this socicy-Niz. oil who
have, during the year contributed 60 its mndslaud
an others Interested 100 the circulation u the
Scriptures, without note or comment, ius Essex
County, are hereby requested 60 meet at Guild
hall, boo the Congregational Westinghouse, on
MUuNThpAY, 2hth 1887, At lOp'tIutk, 4. NJ, TO
Co Bible Society, thereby making but one organ.
irauou Tor both the counties ofEascN A Coos, aud
that organization auxiliary TO the American Bible
Society
Aud moreover. II such an union be deemed OK.
podicnt 90 take any further action necessary in
the premises,
Its highly desirable that there be a full and ht
expression ~ the wishes Of all interested n this
question, before any action upon IL u shall hc "a
ken los the Society. II Is therefore hoped that q
fall attendance may be secured,
Per GrdcI-.-f EN Com,
AVN. SEWALL, Scc'y " Essex Co Bible SO.
l.uucnburg. Dec, ., 1859. GS.G9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

You GAs'f no moor st.-Ssusblr people AiWhNahAN
supply ot Ncdlug, Russia SaNr, as thrN can't DO Win
70 u uf accident For burns cuts. wounds thHi
pea hands Oorns chblalus vic Il aau luiablc remedy
Nlu everywhere Tor - Couts a box -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
THE woMAN's FRIEND
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
PRICE e1s 10 $40

EAfHf BODY auI no r lfIlYHufr % thf urat ia thf
hhll lAHf HlI tii"A aHa lrlIt fHtk aHd ifl saf4fl
sh siHbiHnNf ailH rIrHil an1 alr fsrr.laD alsFtfi
ttft " s's a. sinls s s,4ls ffam ila has.i 90 il
lnfla ff lHaH #lE HiNHf WHINlHn UHH fHfHHf. aHH
WA. " ~ 1851 EHNrI.Ui HuUf"aa iH 900 AlHna "a NHNi
nnH tnur e4n b ~ utW l4l0tssfI.f Iil.ll4afh nr
--+4 ctr iFTftII wv 'f1IiH lhflN tH ff
' l,,A al ~ htlI mNnrl % ahu HiHsNii's ui4 iHfl
ite a..s lns aIs smnug u'a aayanissu hey pDsss,l
ls Thor 90 ruIIr ffrlps 4ld durable. ralIg under
th.l ahl WHl1sfl HHi HHi usnir a. Fft Hut MI order
Z. thrt Nsr cotton liHW ihn uruuap spa.I Hiilaui
80 lhr auf b. stronger a.I Uafr uulruli ta uu tIau
aNf hrf W4le lI aN iurI HUi a sHprIlHf fl iHa lst
h4Nl tHIlf 90. iHH iifralf arf utr 4spr lHu s4.l
aNi nrli iIrl ali tuHfH 90 fftrT fuilH Ihf istr g
Hn.h Be- thn ifsi all HHsi fIasil. siifb rFrf malf
w lNI 'tH Hlh tlilHN i'HrN 4Nl alt ihfrsl rlYal-
tu url dr.l par sau Tnrr is ul collision d,
o. ~ shuttle HltHN UIHIIHUls.
tl ttN.. Wl'hlrr Do ua1r 40 rHn lf band 900 fp poe
rlf lNNs tNNhiNHs lNr advantages ~ iaiN methods
NEtENENCEs,
We have largo nsf "a references hut FW FFa me
H-f--r H Htff H.r hH 1ir fHr'.r tt.. Hfrf frr
al 4lHHsuuIJ,Ft. DO lg. lrt1
We one uuifr.lFuri. have utrd Dol lur iauulfs 30 iAr
Hhl lNifr lHHNIlH Hlr 90 700 ilHN iaItrt Improved
~ ~ ua G,nrs ad NJ nnl e e. - eHs q lhs sl ua
uln frr0Wwrul BE- iHihi puniir
HfF q ". WDrhru. NrD " GHifs = naFaau,
hfH. hIrH. ltHH.rN.. AHus hHuIrH. nrH ROYCE.
D. 4 Parse WalgrYIl, iiulpard Hastings
respectable GrUrs iu dlnrTfnt places in br csst.
hf.i HUH r'Hil- ufHNIU'f tir tfni WHIIH 200 lH
egLH ml nwIf uar anl COG rrrrru.rs above FlFru 400
bel invite lilr tuIII. o. add 4 I.tllu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

People WHO reside at distance, or unable 60
travel can describe their complaints .~lgc, Sc and
have their medicines sent by express with full di-
rcctions. The expense la ordinary complaint, for
the first course, viii be- from Two 10 three dollars,
or seven dollars Tor tho Grst munth. and ivr- rrr
month after the FIRST; but never doctor any per.
son ttNccpt Tor humorsl more than three weeks,
unless they receive some benefit. IL cannot
help thcm iu that time, with fair trial, never
can. Cali and see me. or dcscribc our complaint
Ry hitter, and II give you any encouragement,
you may expect 10 be hctpca II not Cured
CONSt I.IN'l IONS FREE.
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STATE or rEMONT


INNTN NTFTIIIT-N
IN Probate Court holden at Luucnhurg. IN ana for
sAd district the Tth day Vt Dec, \. y, 1859 .
pHop \ SfEELE, Adm'N 90 the estate OF JAMES
II STHEIE OF Guudha IN said diAtdvt deceased,
alton To said court cAtrud The time hereto
f1rp ALLOW rhpr 20 pay dcbts due from said caatc and
tu fpnucr hyt naturalization account uutl some ututc
unY
hcr.upur 10 ordered uy said court that the saQc De
heard at the Probate once luhcuhurH the 3th day Ui
Jan a aud 90 further ordered that notice be given
a. the publication Of this urisf
HucDtbHNcl1t before tald hearing.
uy the Uuut Affect. ....... ..-........
A true copy Of record Affect ..
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.cttcr from Elder II. l.. Gilman. a Minister Of
the Gospel, in Vermont.


Mcsars. a. W. FoNtEA Cos
Gents hereby trttlN that have been troubled tyr
several years with dtulty 81 the heart aud lungs Al
have applied 60 several physicians r help uuu have tvd
almost every remedy Of the numerous ones which have
ec recommended, without rcttN Ing any assistance but
aI been growing weaker aud Wcakqr uhul hearing ui
Ngi-t's Halsam VIVA ChrrrN about year since CON.
urrd uslpv with immediate relief II has not uult
stufcd my lungs sound state but am cutrb frry-
the tittlY disease uf the heart have no ursls
tanu saving that N the beat ung medicine before tue
public, aud most ehcctiulN and eohsttrhinusy recon-
mend Il to All persons suuetng WIN Pulmonary com
plants. II l."llMAN'
None genuine unless signed ~ BurIs' on the outer
wrapper ul
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sale by J. C. BNGuAN aud ilorr GHrrN 81 Johnsbury
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pn wIsrARsnALsAM on WIN cnEnnY.

The editor Of the Flag linton IN h papcr Of
Jus i7.iSg "rhc memory OF pr. wlstar Il emnartF1 m
the hearts 81 thousands who have experienced entire
nom Coughs, Csls Consumption and Pulmonary Disease
generally by the use"fh. Hataam The Invalid need not
fsar 60 give this preparation careful trial speak
frtm experience More than year, since the editor
tls paper tested ~ excellence By individual trial IN his
family. with the most surpslng results curative for
pulmonary disease"
Letter from Elder II. l.. Gilman, Minister Of