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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-26

We understand the town temperance soci-
ETY. of Penchnm have held meetings in the
several school districts the past winter, for a
friendly fraternal discussion Of the claims of
temperance upon the attention of both young
and old. These meetings have led to very
happy and successful results, - Besides
arousing old members to new efforts, about
eighty new signrtures were obtained to the
pledge, making now over 500 names in a
population of 1850 souls, The meetings
were generally well attended by males and
females, and in some of them there was man
Tested n cheering enthusiasm in the good
cause. No one in town is known TO disburse
liqhor under any name except the authorized
agent. We wish for their own, and others
welfare, the same could be said of some
neighboring towns. ~
Tho temperance movement has been
followed by an increased religious inter
est Many are inquirihg, and several hope
they have experienced the renewing grace of
God. The Academy in the same place is in
very Aourishing condition, numbering the
present term, 80 pupils, Several Of these
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-26

TIE LATE MIKE WALsH,-Ihs telegraph,
Thursday reported The sudden death aiAlike
Walsh, noted New York politician n Che
Democratic seheal, but whether fron liqlrnce
Or accident appeared uncertain. The rprdIei
Of the ooroner's juuy was that he came 10 hls
death by apoploxy, caused by being precip-
lated down the stony steps Of thear where
the body was found and that violence was
resored to by some person or persons I'M
known, Several witnesses heard the Gry Of
murder IN the neighborhood, ard two aus
picous looking men were seen walking rap
idly away. So that Il Il hy no means curtain
that Walsh was not foully dealt with. Walsh
was one Of that class ~ politicians that iu
New York have obtained nolodoty aud Office
10y adding 90 real popular talents, sheer Inn
pudenee aud ruflianism, and Of whom sckIcs
and l,ynders are snll living. though different
opponents, The day when such men can be
recognized a. political leaders, even among
The Democracy, ought To be about Overt The
death Of Walsh Is q relief to his friends and
no loss to the community One man has
been arrested as the murderer aud lhy police
are after another,
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Damaae.by the Fm.Irr

The Passumpsio Railroad was somcN hat
damagrd hy the feshe, last Saturday, AZ
"llogbaek,' near Wells River, the road vas
10 badly washed that Il vas impossible to
pass Iill repairs were made, This, however
wa, done 20 eSpedliously that Tuesday night
brought the cars round ron time "
Our correspondent At Charlestown give,
an interesting account " the Hood iu hi, 81,
entity, which, together with the rect Of hi,
leuer will well pay peru'al
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Csan. a Pas-. It. ~. IIsaa.
NgEHSGs ~ nAmos ASp NEWPORT

NIAF3Aca ~ bNHfuS AND SEwPuRT.
The rlorLr of Orleans county held meet.
INK at Barton Landing, on tho l7th in,l,a1J
al Newpor on the 22d inst, for the purpy,s
Of taking measures to extend the road from
Barton.
The fret meeting was held at Barton
Landing. and was called to order by lion.
Isaac Parker and a permanent organization
vas effected by appointing Cot Cyrus Ea,oo
chairman, and A. s, Eaton, Secretary. On
motion, II, w, Peabody, L. Robinson and
Iho' Guild, ESQ.,, were appointed a commit.
tee 10 report resolutions, and the following
we're reported
Hewircd, That IL i Tor the best interest
~ Orleans aud Sthustrad counties, thai m.
Conn. 4 Pass II. H. Road should he com.
Wr,'u 10 D'rhy Line ~ soon ~ possible,
and to Newport the present year.
Ecsoired, That the excrtions which have
been made by the President and Directors Of
The said Railroad are worthy Of the common.
dalton Of the entire public and their several
actions IN the premises, have our hearty hp-
prevail
EosoirSd, That We will use all bopo,,hl.
'''''' W. N''iIHNltillIAAf Alt great NiltCt OIL
tending said Road TO Hs completion. by ri,.
Ing our patronage to the samci hy paving
lrrrri tJy my ON
er means IN our power, and that We viii use
our best endea'ors to have others do the
same.
The above resolutions we're ably discussed
hy Mc'srs, Sumner, Willard, Nye, Moon,
Robinson and others, and unanimously adop.
ted
Tie meeting at Barton adjourned to New
port, when Stnnstcnd and Orleans county
were ably and. fully represented, and the
same resolutions adopted unanimously.
Voted, that the Directors Of the Conn. &
Pass. r. Il. Road be furnished with a eopy
Of the above resolutions
No,e.l, that the proceedings Of these meet.
irgs be published in the Standard and Gale
DOMAIN.
Voted, 10 NEE, at South Troy on rl,a,.
day, the 26ih inst.
Adjourned
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~ The following Is from d Chicago pa
per. Our readers eau believe 90 much Of il
40 they plsase--lhe chances are that there IL
much truth 10 The statement
mhn HIL-nIn RnnL- H.. L..
Tho Piko's Peak Humbug.


While there l. little doubt that there viii
be many thousands en- route lor Pixies Peak
80 soon 40 fayomhle Spring weather has ar
rived, it a very evident that many who have
passed through the early siages OF The " TO-
tFr,' are under The bnlotnmo warnings Of
the press not pecuniarily Interested Ia miss
fepreseuiAtion-Tecovr from the attack
and are beginning 10 receive with more cau-
lion the uuoorroborated and fRtrayagaut tto-
Tiea concerning this new III Dorado,
The fact il, The Pike'g Peak ,ultures have
teen cutting tia little TOO iaii and IN their
anKiety 10 furnish marvellous accounts fthe
discovery Of almost untold wealth on Cherry
Greek, they have INDUCED in such uurcasou-
able statements that many who at first want
ed 10 be e0uyiEced, are brcomiuE incredulous
end suspicious Unfortunately Tor tho cor
moranls who hoped 90 prey upon the hard
earnings Of the restlpss and adventurous, par
ties arc arriving every few days from the
Peak, neurly oil Of whom give very uuhyur-
lble opinions Of is richness aud lts inviting
features. Even several Kansas newspapers,
whose editors would rejoice % know that the
hopes 0i profitable labor ON their Wratern
borders were well ilunded--Who irel that
Kansas would reap rich reward from @ gem
srnl emigration th.lhcr--aru vypresfiuR grave
doubts al Ihe Authenticity ut tle glowing re-
FoTa nom TIE Teak ana have raised their
warning voice against me excitement. Itis
o. significant tact, that the only newspapers
10 Kansas which receive iiaterur accounts
ir-n tho "gold region" are published co.
towns which claim % be the most favorable
pOiats for the purchase Of oallls, provisions
and mems u conveyance,
a number Of trading sharks ave now on
tueuy Creek, Who, oUe ycar ago, took out
hIgs stocks Of goods, in anticipation Of O.
yall emigration 90 Uwh and California but
she diiordgred sage-of affairs amongst the
MoTm0Es, ohertuaily blocked the game and
"a order 90 mud markr, for their wares, il
is stated they originated the stories about
!ikss Peak, and now hone 20 iiud plenty Of
purchasers next spring forSt,e9 which would
uIherNi'c have been lv.t o. rot on the plaiHs.
We fear their nslaJiuua schemes will Be in q
measure successful but Il our feeble Efforts
vii serve Ia any degree 10 GilHy the excite
iacnt aud induce men 90 stop aud rrlcct up-
% lhe hazard and folly Of the movement
s-ey contemplate, We shall feel that We have
G,ae good work, Let those who Mt,cu on
'ae miserles and m.tiorluuos Of others, re,
sic ~ as they may, We sha!! continue to de-
Bounce them,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-26
CYRUS EATON, Chairman.
A. S. EATON, Secretary.

/ o. Rev. i. IL. White of Coventry ha,
had a donation visit, and he publicly espresso,
his appreciation of the same in the Irasburs
Standard or i5sJ wtvt. -
: o. Two Of our state exchanges are hav.
ing war Of " ords about Female Pills" Il
is a hmeutable fact that there are two-third,
of the newspapers in New England who
print the Great English REMEDY" ;he
Caution" aud all. Do their publishers
know 10 what an immortality they are giving
cauntenanCe? We believe many Of them do,
hut that the enormous sum Of ten dollars
year overcemcs al their sc4uplcs Of con.
science. We hope Gen. Clark viii stir up
some more distant neighhors when he geli
through sticking sharp sticks" into the Free
Press.
o. The ladies costume party at Bur
lington, for the benefit of the new medical
college, yielded net profit Of $500, and the
festival given 10y the ladies of the Rutland
Cemetery association produced $500 TO be
appropriated for the improv ement of the
grounds.
O. In Windham county there have been,
the past winter, ll2 days of uninterrupted
sleighing, and four feet of snow still remain
ed there last week.
o." President Labarec has returned to
his charge at Middlebury College, With i'm
proved, but not fully recovered health.
O. Allen & Co.'S hat store was recently
robbed by burglars, and has been again bro
ken into and $50 worth of turs stolen. Mi.
chael Cone of SALISBURY has been arrested
for two burgories committed in Burlington
in January.
C. James w Marsh, 4on Of the late
President Marsh Of Burlington, died at Hon
olulu. He went there in 1854 for his health
established newspaper there, become
leading member of parliament, and gained
wide influence.
o. Will +. A. Shattuck inform us to
what post office his paper is sent? Weran'
not Look over 5000 names in different towns
to find t-~Montpetier Freeman
No, we don't think you can, urless you 80
out of the Freeman office. Perhaps you
could look over that number in the Patriot
office, now the Major has begun his ggSat
prize tail"
o." Several altered $50 bills purporting
to be Of the Orange County bank OF Chelsea,
were passed at Rutland last week, by a ped
der who was pursued and arrested, but bis
accomplicc escaped by jumping from a train
Of cars while in motion.
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~ One Of the teachers in the Eliot scho

I1V' One Of the teachers in ths Eliot school
Boston, has been brought before the police
court for whipping boy who refused to re-
peat the Lords prayer. There have been
smaller outbreaks in some other schools; bur
only from imitation. the scholars not having
been instructed on the subject either by their
parents or their priest. The Catholic yer.
sion of the Lords prayer differs from tho
Protestant only in the omission Of Tie nv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-26

"A STITCH IN TINE. THE Republicans
with all their shrewdness have not yet learn.
ed the art OF electionceriEg through the year
by that most quiet of all agencies he Jrrtcs
paper. If they would Immediately address
Intensely s to the work of supplying doubt.
fol men, who are without the ability or dis.
position to take one, with good Republican
newspaper,at cost or gratuitously, so that they
will have il for household reading from now
to next March, the effect would be of pcrma-
nent advantage Ia the cause. DOCUMENTARY
reading is good in its place. but one dollar
expended for newspaper all the year il
worth mofe than three during the heat Of the
eanvass.---N. IL. Statesman.
llf the above iS true in New HampShiro
it will also hold good in Vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-26

edPlion atfhe end, which il pronounced un
Interpolation By many Protestant scholars
The tWo versions Of che ton commandments
gary only Ia few gordt, not affecting the
fense In DDS leastr So lhat the Ca holIes
have not Ihe slightest basIs on which % raise
D aueslion on ennaeienee
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have recently expressed q personal ipley,
in the great salvation.


Ffaiffaf
Mn EDHoH noticed in your last 1so.,
statement that a certain psder Of ,ug
goods, sold, in and about your village. dr.,.
patterns Ola like hind, at quite different nj.
Gee. Last year dealer Of the KIM alluded
20 appeared 10 This village, called al hons.
and offered dress pattern for twenty dol
lars' and from lime 90 time lowsred bi, pri,.
until ho got down % fea doHars, bu n,
lane WIS made. The same day he called a,
house one mile from here. and asked tb.
laaj NJ The house over lventy dollars Tor an.
other dress but he finally came down 10
eleven doIlars at which price the bargain va,
closed, IN some eases, sales we're made so
or 90 per Gene higher All thi, have from
reliable authority
I"'I' 10 another class Of pedlerf who car.
y "ooens aud cottons, separate and mixed,
some Of whom have, within a few years pt,t
sold like articles FROM 40 10 90 per cent him.
er a few miles east Of here thgI. at mi. MAC.
] hope ! do not entertain any lmDr,psr
feelings towgrd itneraut traders OF The g..
nus alluded toi yet as money comes rather
hard to Ihepeople about these diggings,l,hink
q iH ~ murr than right that they ,ll4II
know the "cut Of the jb" Of these travelling
drosf' aud merely Intend this ~ e4,e.l
ns some Of our neighbors are rather ysrl,at
IA 'he'e matters Pro noSo PUnLIcl.
HarFe Hoiiop, March "a,
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Aeeidcntn,HI nr.harId.

On the nth inst, as Mr.. John Dow was
nt work alta turning lathe, the timber which
he was turning gave way, striking him with
such force os to break in his skull and nose
His recovery is doubtful
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-26

BILL To PREVENT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
The following bill to prevent cruelty TO an
imals has passed the Mass. Legislature, and
received the approval Of tho Governor -
EVERY person who shall cruelty beat.
main, or torture any animal, shall I've punish
cd by imprisonment in the County Jail or
House Of Correction not more than ono year,
or ny fine not exceeding one hundred dol
-inryl
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CbF GaIF0oWtoH.
BY C. NJ STONE a GO, !.

St. Johnsbury, Mar. 40, 1859.
VosDrNur.-WasoIieit aohHaeg cont
mHoafisHa fou an parts VI Ne country upon
matters u Interest ar Items q NGirl, ia par
toular, will be- thankfully received.
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a. litv =. IL. White of Coventry ha,
had donation visit, and he publicly expresses
his appreciation OF the same in the Irasburs
standard Of iasE vtti,. ---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-21
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

WE have just received fresh supply Of Drugs and
w MetlcinsI selected with care, for Prescriptions
and Retail trade Also large articles
the toilet, among which the latest styles OF Extracts
Prumeries and Soaps also FLESH CLOTH Hair and Tooth
ReuSheS In variety. In addition the above,
keep constantly hand god article of Coal OIL and
Lamps In short, every article kept In we'll furnished
Drug Store. REED KRAFT.
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conduct to me to other people, and fears to
trust me with other people for that reason. He
has repeatedly forbidden me to ask my brothers
and sisters tolodgc with me, saying my rela.
tives liveupohl him. and they were bad lot
He has told me my children will despise
me as soon as they will be old enough to know
nc. Within the last two months he has en-.
deavored to teach my little boy to call the
-, and when [ asked why he did so, he repli-
edhe wished to debase me in my own opinion,
and could think of no word insulting enough to
apply to me. All this had been said in bed, be-
fore my little boy, whom had taken into my
bed before he came up stairs-knowiHg him to
be very much irritated, and hoping the child
would be.a restraint upon him. When he dimes
out without me, fear his return more than can
express-he generally makes me n dreadful
scene; If he does not strike nr kick inc he calls
me the most disgusting names it is possible to
conceive, and that in so loud II tone that always
fear his being overheard by the servants The
last act Of violence committed upon me was on
Thursday night, He came into my bed room in
a very. excited state. | was just in bed, my
maid still in the room. He ordered her to leave
He began speaking to mo in a most disgusting
manner, calling me -, and saying he would
turn me into the street undressed as was He
had threatened this times out of number, and
on the most trivial occasions; and might lie in
the kennel all night, and get who could to take
me IN. entreated him not to say so. (rhc cow
hiding part cannot be giyen)
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HOLIDAY hooks, &c.

Il AN NOW OPENING Of the largest and most care
folly eles;ed of BOOKS, Portfolios, Albums, Writing
suitable Tor Holiday Presents brought to
he city. Books in price from one penny to twenty
dollars arong may found almost all the PO
eig elegantly bouni: 2 A. Foes Poems, Poets OF the 10Th
Century, "Lta Ro0k, "aiy Of the Like, "Grays Ele:
gy, Clmpbell's pleasures OF Hope SOLDIERS Tear"
Mrs. tIes celebrated "WomIn," elegantly bound, &r
various annuas these will fnh Goodrchs ''wO-
containing 10 beautiful
Erayns' IiIsks KS Psye"osy Frederick the
or ChiFalrV ''F Waiter Raleigh and HIS tlmes Life Of
Rplan Dlker IsabeI orsIne Bancron's Hist ry, Hugh
Mixers Works. SDurseon's Sermons, "AutocrRt Of the
Breakfast Table, C1urtihip Of Miles Standish," all OF
Llnsf=lIoE's Works
JUVENILE WORKS or these we have greater variety
h1n ever before pat LIBRARIES the single copy
would meniion Nfinisering Children" "Kenneh
ami Hugh" Story of Darling Nelly" the Gant KilIer
and all OF Il o E's Boo&s Farley Books, "a will and
way" Roo Hooks both scries Learning to Think Talk
aud Act &c Colored Toys of almost description.
H's, Greeys, American Tract Society, Presbyterian
and Methodist AlmanacS.
eYrr style and quality OF Stationery. Call and make your
JA3 G. ORR,
GsctI doors North Of ". 4 NJ. Bank.
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INKSI INKSI

OUTLER'S IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
ID Copying E.fOELSI0R FLUTD TNhsS, Manufactured
by James J. Butler, Agent, No. 80 Vine St. 2E squares
South OF Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To WRITSo CnNNuNITY GENERAL, AND BOOK. KEEP
KRs PARucULARLT.-A CARD.-GenIlenlen: Ever bottle
Of Arnolls English Fluid that you
enty per than J. J. BusF's Excelsior Record
and better, II good. EXPLANATION Every called
Quart Bottle Of Arno DIS holds twenty per Ink
and lied fty per higher than mine, which Is
worth saving particularly when the quality Is warranted
equal. All leading StaLonsTs will supply
the terms. BV SO doing you will sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES, aud be wiser II better citizens;
least greater Vers OF your country
II yOn thus act the time distant
the American P!sg shall not bottle ArnOlds
English Rluld In beloved UnOn-and purse
as WELL Z JAMES J. BUTLER, Agent.
Por sale by Payne Co. and J. c. Orr, Wheeling.
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BOLTING CLOTHS.
ORDERS for B3lting ol7ths Allied at the lowest cash
" prices By LnsVi9l SMITH eORRELL.
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Incorporated 1s1e-cha4tor Perpetual.
Cash Capital $1,000, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
WITH A SURPLUS OF S5O0,3Sz IS.
Andthe prestige Of 3s years esessand experience.
AssETs JANUARY 1, 1853:

Unsettled claim not .siTsi7e.S4
Losses EquitdJly AdjusteI and Promptly, Paid.
UPWARDS OF 81, 100000
or Losses paid BY tie tna Insurance Co.. in
the past 50 ysars-
Fire g. Inland Navigation
Risks accepted St terms eonsLstent With s0iTsney an
Espsesal atteatioa gissH 70 iasiranee erDFELLLEGS
GRd COHfsRtsa fer tsTnls ef to 5ysdrs-
The progress Corporation has been and
or periods eTsntfa exempt from sweeping eennagra-
tlons maritime disaster Being lopg eEt1llthcd en-
basis Toubes Of The credit system sGeet rs In ne
material particular.
animPeTatve the ability Of property owners 70 sus-
tain loss being u en- much lessened.
Policies issued without delay and AL basneas attended
SAnIii r. iIfI DRETGE, Agent,
once a the Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
tebls-dAu-tn Jau. lst. 90.
INSURANCE
THE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF WHEELING.
Incorporated 1871
NAKEs risks Buildngs of all kinds,
Furniture and Aerehandise and against an
dangers attending the Interpretations Of Goods rVeTs,
seas, lakes, canals and raiEoads
DIKECIOhS.
R. cransis' sBTady, RObTMorriSoa
DanTLanb, RObt PatteTson, sa@l ott-
Applea tolsfar Insuranee VIII be promptly atteDded
C 81 the Prssideut and Secretary.
WheeifnR. Jan. IS. 1855.
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Imnortant 20 FemaIes.

DISEAsEi OF feaies treated by THEIRS.
~ Remsiies for female deraaEements, from 81 TO $5
Relief utranteed In all ooasulatlou and letters
strictly CONFIDENTIAL Patients from distance provided
with baat1, nurIng aa exclusive attendance. Medicines
seat by mall Lass PEiva.e circular sent per letter free
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MANTLEs.

Ete, ETC.,
Which pledge myself sell as Cents below regular
d Fices. - ID ~
per Express New York. aarge assort
of superior RAGLANS, made after the latest Paris
Styles New York city trade
together with great variety OF other CloMk OF all styles
pattern, which will sell below manufacturers prices
A great variety OF CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
MANTLE SlIAWLS, at great bargains.
large assortment Of PURs such Sable, Mink Stone
Martin, Rtch etc. which sell cheaper than other
the city, have them not commission. but
bought them for Cash. will sell qua ty Fitch Rurs,
such sold last year for $40, now for Sl2H sett
Several of 6ne and superhne BLANKETS, which
sell manufacturers prices.
Also received about so pieces OF Iupnts FRENCH Me-
RIS0s all coIorS and grades, which will sell at most
price.
The above Goods will be ready for inspection sATUR-
DAY. 9Th November and would respectfully invite
those in OF OF them to give early call
sured will he satisfied with my goods and prices
move ALEX. HEYMAN, iS7 Main St.
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Tho whau5dOOdle for NOVembeF NOWheFeI
TAyING just received by Express very large assOrt
ment OF all styles Of CLONKS, much superior to
kept class up also, and entirely
style OF ChenIl. ShaElLaits particularly nvl
ted give GrIy call, all Of the will be sold
IreGy cash. at No. 3S Main street oentre Wheel
ing. [novSl JOHN ROEMER-
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Fire g. Inland Navigation

Risks accepted terms consistent Eth soiTsney an
fair profit
s1SeiaR dffentiOn gf1e 20 Insiirdnce Of DFELLLhGA
GHd COHfsHt'a a'cT tsTnRs Of ] to 5ysdrs-
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Standard Reading.
j. BOON M'IURE,

Alto Or RNEY AT Law,
wheeling, VR.
0FFL2E NOR tn EAST O0PYER OF MONROE A Nd
FOUR7HSTS, OPPOSITE THE C0URTRoGSk.
NIB. viii practice Iuthe several Courts Of this and the
negb6orinE counties Particular attenton win be ve TO
Be es!tsstiOa of ctalsss. aoVaV:lSaAsmE
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TNHE arm Sheppard AfoTgtu this day Dissolved
BY mutual consent. The busnes % the fEu NJ b
settled b shePpara tAAse indebted % th ara
respectfully requested 70 call and hose
having accounts against WI please the fer
< saes. sesGf6t ion ,isss. :! shIss q s MoRa1S
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM, Q

CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
y q ESs . Y n . IA n Est NNRR J..
VIE undersigned would intern The eltiErns esiing
and vicinity that having puTehased the Drug and Pre-
aeripon Store, formerly owned BY Dr.. james Tannef,
VIII continue 70 carry the Drug business In al It's
6rAness He most respectfully Eoeits coutlnukucg Of
tie puhe patTonaRr which has herstoOra
extended towards his od and ven estahIshcnt
II VIII be ha aim to keep thing, -f the pureaf kId
and At the lowest price, usually be found We far
nilhed Drug eItu iiislndens.
Prescriptions carefully compounded the pareSt
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