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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09

Ferry e. Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shin
giles, Lath, Pickets, Timber &C. Business Of
fees, Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
236, Adams Street, Chicago, Ill.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09

Noah Perkins, Dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Crockory, Hardware,
Boots aud Shoes &c. Opposite the store Of
]. ii. Newcomb, State st., Mill Point, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09

Robinson & Co., Billiard Saloon, (up.
stairs,) second door east Of the Ottawa House,
water street, Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09
Erank @. Stuart. Watch and Clock

Maker, and Repairer, Washington Street CIR.
Haven, Michigan. A New and select assort-
ment of Clocks, Jewelry, Yankee Notions, &C.,
lust received. Prices low and terms cash.
Patronage of the Public respectfully solicited.
Grand Haven, March 21st, 1S60.-[ "a
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09

American House, Muskegon, Mich,
II. w. Sears, Proprietor. This House is now
well furnished in all respects for the accom-
mediation Of the public and pleasantly located
opposite the Steamboat Ian ding. Persons Wis.
iting Muskegon are invited to call. ln54 md
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09

Rasch g. Fiebig, Wagon-Makers-
in all Of its departments. Shop, corner OF
Canal (west side,) and Bridge Streets, Grand
Rapids, Mich. fly mol
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09

James p. Scott, Clerk and Register
of Ottawa County, and Notary Public. ONCE
nj the Court House.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

8. r. Sanford, Sheriff of Ottawa Co.,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09

George Parks, Treasurer OF Ottawa
County, Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-09

Atwood Brothers, Counselors at
Law, Office, up stairs, End. door above the
News OFFICE, Washington ST., Grand Haven.
-. .rwoon. j. LAYGDoN ATWOOD.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27

WRECK oF THE FLORA TEMpLE.-The late
y, wreck OF the Baltimore clipper ship Flora
Temple. in the China sea, 10y which nine hum
dred lives were lost. was in every respect a
shocking affair. She had crew of ffiy
men and $50 Chinese coolies as passengers
bound tor Havana. On the 9th Of October
she struck upon reef with a tremendous
crash. Only one boat with 81 Of the crew
and passengers is known 10 have escaped
1t was impossible to save the co"lies and the
sailors took to the toats with the greatest
precipitation, les, the coolies should an,ici-
pate them. The poor crea,uses we've mostly
between decks aid went to the bottom in
the wreck. few days b. or. the catartro-
phe, and three da! s after |, av.ng Macao, the
coolies reyolted, and armed with axes and
Delaying pins, killed two Of the crew anG
made for the cabin, but Captain Johnson,
armed Nth his re. Oliver, drove them back
1t was afterwards disco, cred that deep-laid
and widely extended scheme tor killing all
aud taking possession Of the ship had been
concoc'ed, all those who had agreed to join
in it giving up their contract papers us
kind Of pledge or guarantee 10 the ringl.ad-
ers, from whom they were to receive $40 "a
man. Such facts prove the coolie trade to
be substantially slave trade.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
The Bridal and the Burial.

The circumstances attending the death OF
Mrs. Field. by the collision Of trains on he
Hudson River railroad, last Wednesday, are
touching in the extreme. She was formerl,
Mss Ann II. Tu,hill, principal OF the female
department Of the BROOKLYN high school, and
had been married that "wednesday morning
4, Kingston, where her sister resided TO
Thomas ". Field of Williamsburg, IL men,
Der Of tn. board Of Education. Ii is stated
hat while the bridal party were on their
way TO church to have the marriage ceremo-
~ performed, four gentlemen. who were I'M
ahle 10 procure seats in the sleighS, were pro-
eeediug along OH foot, when Miss Tuthili's
niece called her attention to them, and re-
marked ,ha, they looked more like palI-brar-
or, than Wedding guests. What strange
significance there Was in those few words
The, were united at III O'Clock, and after the
ceremony MIR. Field ard his happy bride
crossed the river on the ice, in order to take
the express train. There had been some
doubts expressed regarding the safety of the
ic" a"u hen once fairly across, they con-
graduated each other upon their safety
When the accident occurred Mrs. Field and
her friends we've sitting at the rear of the
last Car. chatting and testing together, Mr..
Field being outside with several other = nllt-
nleu The engine OF the approaching train
Tor. through the car from behind, Carving
Mrs. Field with it, breaking both her legs.
and manslng her body fri.h,iuliy. After
the first Crash. her hus band FASTENED to her
rescue, and reno. ing great quantity of rub
;l,h. he found her On top of the boiler OF the
!.c,no,i,e, held fast against the side Of tn.
ear by portion Of her clothing. Tearing
Ter dress from its fastening. and breaking
his way through the Car windows. Mr.. Field
bore the mansled and almost liftless form OF
his bride to the air. Here he was surround
Cd t., >!mpa'h!zing friends, who did every
t:ilng ior h,r that It Was p">sihle to Go, till at
lat shr w.s placed Oh a hastily made cot Ill
OH. OF the Cars. and CONVEYED to the Ge,t,
House at iomkerS. Medical aid vas instant
iy procured, hu, Mrs. Field failed rapidly.
and al y clock she hleathed her last in the
rms OF her beloved husband.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27

,b. window. reused Mrs. Prichard. who
'",s . ,he alarm, when the rascal made tracks
e. another locality. The Telegraph says
ina, violations Of law and order are becom-
;"r 80 frequent in our village Of late, that
,on.e determined action seems necessary on
The par, OF eur citizens.
A, the meeting of the Bradford Guards, on
Tuesday evening Of last week. c. 5: Stevens
was promoted to the office of First Lieut., in
rI,cr Of A. VI. hickey, advanced to the post
# Major Of the 81 Regiment v. NJ. ID.
K Andross was elected Second Lieut., and
d. Morrison Third do.
the January term Of the Orange County
Cour, commenced on Tuesday last, Judge
Barrett, presiding. The D"cke, comprises
81! cases, Ii OF which are criminal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
ENslAvINC THE FREE.-The project for

ESsIAvI>G TIE FREE.-1he project for
ensla.ing the ninet! thousand free blacks OF
Mar! land is again agitated by the pro-sla,. :
~ papers of tina, State, and petitions to the
Legislature PRAYING the passage Of an &C, b.
which the proposed en>la>e client ma! be att
,torized are being circulated for signatures.
We are < lad to say that the Baltimore Palrl
o, denouncts the wickedne>S with i'll the III
Liy alton AID scorn that honorable and just
men ought to :eeI when IL proposition )" III
famous is submitted for approval. The Pat
riot assures its readers that the pirates over
'a,e their strength, and tina, The lniqnty al
which they are at work will not Le accom-
pished.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
Windham County.

The Young Churchill girl Of Londonderry.
uh, was abducted some weeks since, has not
been heard from, aud there is an increased
excitement rs to her whereabouts. ID.
Ephraim Barker of Londonderry has been
arrested for seducing her.
The Menir says that xcarlatina. the terri
bic and relentless destroyer of childhood. is
quite prevalent i'll Guiford. Two lovely
Young children in one family, the all Of their
parents. died Oh Monday and Tuesday and
we're both buried in one grave. Quite a
numher of others are sick with this uncom-
monty fatal disease.
From the same paper We learn that l.. G..
Mead, Jr., has this week received from the
Rutland Marble quarrirs, H. II. Baxter,
Treasurer. two large blocks of superior stat
nary marble for his contemplated statue Of
Ethan Allen. These blocks are each six feet
in length by more than three feet square,
They measure about 1870 cubic feet and cost
b, the quarries S. per cubic.foot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27

AN INCIDENT OF TIE SLAVE TRADE.-In
the latter part Of September. II. NJ. S. Spit
tire came across d briganline off Agh"ay.
B.ght Benin, which was suspected Of being IA
SLAYER. The briganlne was overhauled at
I'D +. W., on the 18th. when the boarding Of
!icers found nothing to sustain their suspic-
ions. The next morning, however. the oth-
GERS Of the .teatper ascertained tia, the brig
an,ine had actually taken OH board cargo
Of slaves the previous afternoon, when CHASE
was Immediately given. The same afternoon
the brigan,ine was boarded by Lieut., Chap
man Of the Sw,tir., who no, being satisfied
with the answers given by the person sup
posed to he the master of the vessel, who
said that he had no papers, directed the hatch
rs to be opened. whence issued imm. dately
the frantic cries Of sitting hundreds of
wretched human beings, who were huddltd
together III heaps, naked. regardless OF sex
or age. At the same time two or three Of
the slaver's crew sprang quickly out of
the hold. raked TO the waist, ami hegrimmed
with the blood of the wretche,l blacks, whom
they cruelty dashed int" keeping silence, look
ing in every respect pertrc. demons. The
ves>tl was found 10 contain five hundred
slaves, who were taken to Sierra Leone.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27

u IAN Old Man," writing in the Rut-
land He'uld, lo.icrs in the table of mileage
of members" recently published, the case Of
one member ~ho has represented his town
seven years in ALL and no has always lived
in the same house. and yet has recei, ed four
or five different mileases, from 81 to 49,
lie Says ht intends ITO 20 into more thor
ough notice OF the business before the next
election" Carefully considered aud compar-
Ell, the mileage table OF the last Legislature
is a table Of curio>iles, sure enough.
q The last dry goods palace erected in
New York cost $225OOO, and Covers over
half an acre Of ground. 1t has three fronts,
Oh Broadway, Worth and Pearl streets.
C. The Boston Herald states that at ear
y morning. at ) clock, and e,ening at the
same hour. all invalid visits Lewis wharf,
armed with all axe, with which he breals the
ice and then plunses in. Strange as it may
appear, the haher thinks that he is rapidly
rtSainins his health.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
DEATHS.

In We>'morc. Jan. 5. Tirzah Sh, prard widow
Of James Sheppard. aged - years
In Boston, Jan II. Chri>tiana. wife of Mr.. Jo
>cph Elliot. aged ~ years.
In H,egate. Jan. lG, Of consumption. Mrs
Mary c. Mott. aged 43, wife Of John S Clough.
after long and distressing sickness which she
bore with christian resignation.
In Hartford, Jan. 5, of lung fever. Mr. Lucius
Il. Webb. aged sc years.
In Ryega,c, Jan. 10. Widow Nancy Holmes,
az. d ~ years.
In Danville. Jan. 3. of palsy. Mrs. l.ucena.
widow Of MIR James Caples. az. d IS years.
In Cabot. Ian. "a. Of consumption, Mr. Hiram
Walker. aged II years
In Danviile. Jan - hurley W. cnly son of
Stephen Y. and Sarah l. Mcader, age d month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
Fallen Greatness.

The Washington correspondent Of the
PiIl,b.rg tPa.) Journal tells the following
all. cdut,, at the expense of X. J. Walker:
You are aware that. by the rules Of the
House adopted las, Se>>iun. no one is admit
I'D ON TIE floor o! The hall unless he is Il
member or a Senator still, now that there
!, no Speaker. AMI virtually no rules, manl
persons cun,ri,e 10 smug9le themselves III.
AID busy themselves III eec,"neering. Yes
to-day, While standing near the main eli.
lfalct 10 the ball. a small, ntr> Gus, and >onn =
VIA, shabby indl,i, !ual. walked up to tie
door "nd endea,ore'i to enter without even
Tie ce'tmon! OF asking leave. when the fol-
owing c"il''quy eh>ued:
b""'ketpu-liold on there! are you a
member. ), Eator. or officer of the House?
Smut m"n-No; am an ex-senator.
boo'kopn-Ex. Senators IRE no, admit
ted.
>maN man-Bu, am an ex-Secretary of
the Treasury
h"o'ktYr--Can't telp it, but you have
70 right To go in.
Small mon--(exci,cdly) -Confound it, !
IN * Guv. Of Kansas
lo"keper-(mildl!, but frmly)-But you
cas- 80 IN Unless YOU re IA member.
>mW mam-(savagel,)-Well. sir. take
my name III to Mr. -. | ain Robert J.
N'iA,r, sir. Aud the little man bridled up
IN style Of great Indignation. Mr.. -
Cane out, and the small Mali went in, under
III protection. After he had Disappeared,
Tea"Iked TO the doorkerper, "You did not
kHo" Hat gentleman, | reckon?"
H""'kepr-tsn ickerina)-O yes; knew
he little c"ss we'll enough, bu, l wasn't 60
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
CRYING Babies! CRYING Babies,
4 present for the Little Ones.

In consequence o the >upeii,ii! Of DR. Eaton. Inian-
'r rai "N's every "in,r preparation OF tue hi.u t.
u "rr>t> VI this 10" II ht't L!.u>
''i' >'.ipt ~ II ~ t;l'cr ,,f, or, lr,
"d"f" DJit"t tt pu Uti ith amy other prtplr,lu IT,,
~ u:ursi>t Who IiLI At have
t"iulti. ii al crttl,Iy
"i 'h"n, ati,Ic al Cheaper ldtc lee. II,
he' tr ut>t IL Is lot Sale in toAu-seAr,h III
!Uu tliIu IL "
pI hi"iisoi Blood Food for disease the organs and
All P"i' if; '"'ri h'> = Tor >alc IA Ll. /,
Cv.I,l ,lil,
thIo tpaiat!ph thtA are gutN iucr. are M ,
uvtt Nos Il liz Blood the s.,e
iLt Sriuttltd iu,l.t hr n
INK '"i' ht u''' t "'S No. II ItuI,
bi"i',Il> tuI,u ptI uiul,l, OH, ;,lII, a.
iISii'h H\ti- Lac, ,,,l,
t''ii ~" i"i LI't! Complaints, No. .. ,,ru,,a
NJ D. uiiui.'s hts,uLi>c. No. =. MAJ, Ituf
isk lOi iIit i.l4.i Il .tt. ant
80 S.t dti>, lis, al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
MARRIAGES.

In South Ryegate. Vt. Jan. q. by Rev. J.
B"lc. Mr.. Joseph B Lake of Quincy. Mass, and
Miss Sarah WaSon Of SO. Ry, gate
In this town. Jan. lG. by Rev. W. W. Ihaycr.
Nr George II. Crosby Of Brattleboro. and Miss
Helen f. Brown of st. John>bury.
In North Danvllc. Jan. co. by Rev. A. J.
Copeland. Mr.. VIM. Stanton and Mrs. Laura
X. Ward, both Of North Danvillc
In Walden. Jan. |. Ivy Samuel Cmrricr ESQ
Nr c. A. kittr,dgc and Miss Clarssa l. Capron
both If Walden
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
The MAkktT'S.


VI ii1 N hkEI jan. Is.
atuatA't 80 ILttic-.vu Iet\c - anu; Stl,- c,,,-
,>tlis ~ :" kIi!k CNch Gov Z aIIes. lrurr,
ttht>-MLhtt Dtrl-,Atr~ lit !hutlt i,utliI tu1 n,
atill-i,u kriCN 4
t'i"d!'- "ti!i- rul lac utot Ia staii-Ieu IA,
'' 49, - T'tltA. 'htiuii.E tuc u'>i UA.I
'h' o'St >t1.I-'vu LOWS, U,st Veal, ,,
30 i -. II any. .'i,Iludrh .S,,t
.>ti"'-W "iklii1 OA,h, from as LIT, Cow.
Aii = "N Is iIon, 9-s. j. A., - lcIIIis,Su ~,
Ga s"i'! 10. - iurrc al > ola 3.4a.
t't IN '-ti""-. al .iirnet races IL lots "a
t'S' = -" EAtlI .u >elrI tiulis. -, I.
l. IaiUw u (.
fcta. st- - 81 .'rttu ali SAI,, IL Il lie uer 10
NkAL 'ALrES-Stlcsit SU,', i each
S"INt-tkV " c-tern At ularntt. Prc.,-Shuirn u hal,
;i,VI per al. w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
STATE OF TERNONT.

Essex County.
In Probate Court held at Iunenburg. Within and Tor said
district, Oil the 18th day Of January. 4. d. I-,.
OL,vhk = tkOwN. EaseItor q; on the estate Of Joh
ceased. presents his administration for settlement
WhereuUn 10 Urers that the he referred the
2Ist day Of eb next at the ln 1T iitrain JuSin III
allow and that AL
concerned be notified hereof, 10y tie publication hi.
order in the CaledO,an. printed at II. bloomsbury
NAY APPEAR. and NJ said time and place, it they &c,
Cause, Obj ct thereto. by the Court
Attest. JONAH BROOKS Judge Of Probate
A true Copy Of reC"d
AS Attest. JON All BROOKS, Judge Of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27

MORMON CRlMrs. Judge C.adlebaugh, Of
'hr lated States cour, in C:ah. who is now
al a'hInet"n. has challenged MIR. Hooper,
HE MORMON delegate to Congress. to pub
~ ui>cu>slon of the character of Mormon
i'n' lne Judge offers to prove the following
lfopuslt!ons
in"t The Mormon people are subject 10 a
'"r'cfailc government. and recognize no law
@' ''"dltS which does lot coincide with their
~ leHded revelations, as promulgated by
''F prophet, seer and re>ela,ur,' brigham
'''Is. lhry have taught and stlll teach
"'">"" against the government Of the Uni
~ States. That they practice pol! gany i'll
""hher shocking 10 the moral sel,>e 81 the
"'!''' aid arsra,a,e the utitn.e hy incest
nuicei. li:at they teach the doctrine
Tie 'Le'.dn < "i human Lloud for the re-
''>''ll Ut s'l', as defined hy their own &C.
'>l'N'ica! code, AID these teachings are car
HI" practice. Ina, thu. teach The doc
&c Id II is rsht a.c sodl! that Mormo"s
!ob O.ntl,> .hene,er the. c.n do ,"
'~''.''! "ld escape (uhiic exposure
'''"".n Me. dow massacre is ID mrial,-
H.; i'""t oi lhl> iac,. That they teach
H.. D''''lh,. aid Practice il, OF mu,,lating
"''' h"'e CT c.ai.d tom the pulpit, with
"t,u"t"iu, hat tit Ga, Vas near
,.,,- I'll '"i' 10 would l.kound with The
'''e .' e.Lu;n,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
The Very Last Thing

4 MAN should do before engaging the ser
Avices Of clergyman to perform the ''iast
BAD rites which are to make him and his below ed
"one flesh" is to go to the Caledonian Office and
procure pack OF nice cards printed on new and
beautiful type, which we have just received frosu
the type founders.
u Call and see specimens
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
COMMISSIONERS NOIJCE

WE the Subscribers. being appointed by the IIonora
Die Probate court district Cnl,i,-
siVners, To receive eAAie aiu ADJUST all .las ait az
all ast the Joiai CObnrI.
luteu ky-gate in said district, deceased. aid tie
claims al the deceased exhibited in thereto h.ret
give notice that six months from the l. tn jan
w. ioJU allow ed f the Creditors To their claim.
before tive notice. that will for that pri
Use, the DIV elg huuee Ui Mrs khOda tOburn ky--
"a aforesaid thursday the I'D day Feb hAt AM,
if hursda. the 18th day 81 July heat, At O'clock A
II. each VI eaid DAYS
ROBERT DICKSON,
1916 JANIS AACKLAA, joo'n' Is.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27

TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF COLD WEATHER IN
TEXAs.-Ihe week commencing with the ID
aud ending with the 9Th Of December Was
the coolest week on record in Texas; and in
the absence OF protection from its severity,
both for man aud beast, the effects were ter
rible. Some fifty or six,! persons were fro
zen TO death i'll the state, as were thousands
Of hogs. cattle and sheep. A letter from
Chapel Hill says 1.-Two ice hou>rs Il, Wa
CT. i'll latitude 20 degrees, were filled las,
week. Oxen out Oh the public roads died by
hundreds. have seen as many as forty sheei.
de I'd in one flock, all of which died il sin,
gle night. In several places, pork hogs. in
tine fat order, have frozen, and especial,
when i'll tioor'd lers Some few horses hav,
been found frozen. and the chickens general
ly are shedding their toes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
STATE or VERMONT

Caledonia District IS
The Probate Court Of the District Csoia L, all prr-
interested i'll the estate OF Whiiam liarl tA
late Peaclan in said district tie, eascu iEt,state
A LtAAADr X IiAkVtl, administrator upuL the e.
late ui said Deceased REPRESENTS to said IN.
petition In wIng) that il uull be britii, i the heir
ad ali Interested III said est ute ~ s-ll ii- Whole
real e,tate vi said deceased in the barnet ant
CONVERT the Sa.e into money ud said
made application 10 said urt iOI lice ahCIify
sell AID estate pursuant IL the pro.
Ute In that behalf
said application vii be heard and decided by SAID cullr
al the PrvUalc office 81 JUi,sUury OH the s3
&ial of February, A. D. lSoU.
YOU therefore, hereby notified appear before sail
Court at the time au place Aforesaid. and o ject
you Cause to the granting OI saiu liCei.-c
Dated At ST. JUhnsbury aforesaid th, 2st DAY Jan
A. ID. lSvv.
1%-76 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
Rutland County.

EE>h. Brown, man Of about 60 years Of
a,e Of Piltstord. w., was killed ut the rail-
rad station in Providence, Friday morning.
b, the train Oh the Hartford road, while it
VI. b.cAin. in. lie was the father OF Fay
e;,. Brown, Cashier Of the State bank Of that
city
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
PRICE: So TO $40.

EVERY BODY and his liz vrnnunc. :; the best In ,h-
Adj cuni'icr. with l'-.:cC tIc ami especially adapted
tuiLnilh u>,.
ihrs vii all kinds .,n,i. from The finest III.
c"asr>I better liLi any "i'! i.'iit l'W infant.
l., u-r with -\cr,it -ur,r-> III ali kids ui lirh
leather work ANY pvIsll E" ordinary u.t i-,l.lr liz
learn m Successfully Tines. hines
Warranted and any lc.>i purt chasing iri'
turn ii"n and -t Their i"leH att, n"h;, ual the.
De- li>iLCtuTy
rh. i,l'" .,ur. the advantages they posse
u,. ali ,IhrI n:i, hines
Isl Ih''k Staple. strong ami durable. easily Under
>r, managed. lii iai 1" 81 DIR
81 THY cotton iron, the ordinary spool. Without
rrWlnlnr. saVim- lin tr"ttl, and ".,>ic
81! riIr stitch ! >tf,,i-. ;iii ami, nit rip
AZ, ether T., ii.rN and i superior L. The best
iIie Ihc TIN, > double i,rI,-i
AID irIN tied AID Alii al ever stitch Ii,N Lax,
in.c stitch A. the c,l,t'raci 'r"Ier HaS-r machine
h Ia II the l''>t AID It's! ri-, >i!ti nia'!..
ith rhcN with ,vt."l ilici silk thread equal
is VIII.
ith They iir worx. There X Ia" occasion &,
the threads Al .lii-r.nd {" tn, = require.
b, all shuttle stitch luaCi.ir>
.Ih Every i,a,ii' uai' L. ran hV hai or pow
thus Goa. biz Ing Tie al, al both i,eIhod>
REFERENCES
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27

10 Tee thousand pcrsns of their own unsolicited ac.
nave I, ruined that v remedy IL the u.arket
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-27
TO CLERGYMEN.

WE have just printed new anu neat
w form Of
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.
which we will furnish at - cents dozen
When ordered by mail. two stamps are rcQuir-
ed TO pay the postage.
c. NJ. STONE & co.
Jan IL, 1860.