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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

PLOWSI PEOWSgg PE4OWS!Il
NHT VII keep constantly hard fuli tnt Or pi1Es
W Manufactured AS the Tennessee RlOEF &uctu-
~ Farmers would % vel % give clil before purcs
as We can sell Them good steel pillow has ever been r
FOR sale in this e az fso ten to tEry per cent less han zoe
have been paJ mgr 2 the sane qualify Of ploWs.
p. a Q. ANDERSON
feb6-d - and s. corner Broad and College Streets
Nashville Tenn.
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A TuU and Choice stock OF Dry Goods "a
Cost AT
NICHOLSON ~ HUMPHREYS.

A EULl and Choice STOCK o. Dry GOODS at
Cost at
NICHOLSON a. HUMPHREYS.
ZIP TO the time Of receiving Spring Goods viii offer
entire stock staple fancy goods at cost for casa Our
object m doing reduce present stock as much as pos
sIIIe before getting new goods.
an who wish 20 buy cheap goods VIII 90 vel To
call on MS at No. % south side Of The Square
igul
TRIuITENGS STORE.
OSCAR BOII VI 4 a. o.,
Have just opened at their Stand,
No. Union street,
Ac1mpIete stock Of FAN and Winter
DRESS AND NIANTILEA TRIMMINGS.
COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and hgured Nelvet
Ribbons, Gallons, PRINCESS Bugle Gimps Grape trimmings
Belts, buttons, Brads Buttons SC, all Of which
entirely and the best shat could be got in the Eastern sr
kels. Our stock OF
TcpAim WeriDO and Shetland WOOL
Embroidered Braids and Silks Crochet, Embroidery Spoo
Cotton we'll as any other material fo- Knitting Netting, Em
r8er Crochet work, CgTpeta variety
afiartitv than We also continue 20 manufacture
Friuges, TasseIss ButtOns,s, Cord, DC.
20 orderuz usual and will try 20 suit all and everybody
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Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky it sold by the bottle and case
only. VIM. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH & GLENN.
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Prot ashley Hurt D, Male College, Winchester, Tenn
Proi graves u D, President Of the dry Sharpe College, Win
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator is offered for sale ash the
Drug Store 81 Aaron Stretch General Agent "a the cor
ner Of Union and College streets, Nashville, Tenn.
The dcOTerer viii send the NatLfal Weather Tndi tor hy
MALL postage paid, we'll put up and secured any person en-
closing 81 90 money Pail plain directions for g
lat0rs using, &c, accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS g. ULLMAN, Agent,
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COALI COAL!! OoAL4!!
a. ,te F,fua yard may still be- found hne supply Of
-r Coal It the greatest heating coal in the city,
"A 49, very few ashes, which heavy and will fly
almost destitute Of smoke or SCOT Il rs pronounced
% Who tried 70 be ne est ana most coal
IN l-e 0-''' Fargo Select Lump, DC per bushel
e--ee,ed lac do
5I.rl-Emiths. I5c do
. - -ou will use other Orders be left in Box
-Ty ~ ~ ST me Yard back Of n a c R Depot.
~ x 20 u sAML }, AGNEW,
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cHuEcu AEu
EasArls 1

Ea29CElz, FEgDuCEAEp
20 N "a ON WERCWAN Ts
lHD nEalEus1r
HsLaNDAES WINES, WHISKY, Req
Also,
Ds'tAsL = 49, y. ~ o5, lard and Country Pre-
4uee3 o. Every ncscrInff0ya.
Corner ef Co7sgs aud Broad s,rsets.
NASH Ills TENNEsSER.
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Mr.. Crows Manly Letter.

Mr.. Grows letter to Mr.. Branch, declin.
ing the offer to decide BY single combat the
differences between them, will do him honor
wherever it is read. Among the barbarous
customs which prevail in that part of our
country where one race of men hold another
in bondage, is that Of going out to fight by
way of bringing quarrel to conclusion
using physical means to terminate differ
ence OF a moral nature. 1t is not at all sur
prising that, in those places where force is
the motive by which one-half of the popua-
ton are made to render obedience and SER
vice to the other, force should be held in such
respect that it lie called in to arbitrate in dis
putes, as is done among savages. Here in
the free States We take different view of
the matter. and our people are educated to
detest the custom of duelling as barbarous,
immoral and antiChristian. When men of
the North are sent as representatives of the
| Tree States to Washington we should require
them to behave as representatives of the
North in all respects-lhat thew should rep
resent what is right in our politics ; and they
should not allow themselves to BE- seduced
into any connivance at practices which their
! education and the concurrent testimony of
good men of all countries and their own con-
sciences teach them are wrong. They should
not permit themselves to be barbar,zed by
their association with any class of men whom
they may find at the seat Of government.
Mr.. Grow has held nobly to his integrity,
and his firmness will receive the appreciation
of conscientious men everywhere His man
y letter to Branch has been published by his
adversary who will find himself obliged to
leave the quarrel where it stands. 1t is Just
as we'll and just as satisfactorily concluded
in this way as if the parties had had sho,
at each other, and the seconds had then adj
justed it, 1t seems that Mr.. Grow has been
bound over along with MIR. Branch. to keep
the peace. What he had done to Justify this
proceeding on the part of the magistrate
does not appear. He had uttered no menace.
but only insisted on the right of self-defence
in case ne should be attacked and self:d,.-
fence is lawful, and will always be so, in spite
Of any bonds given to keep the peace Bu,
this is the Washington mode of administers
ing law, and MIR. Grow is a Northern man.
which makes all the difference in the world.
~. y. Ere Post
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DEATHS.

comb, aged 81 years.
In Pcarham, Dec. L.. Mr. Guy Gha,nherlin,
aged :jt Years.
In Peacham, Jan 8. Charles Ha1cn. only child
Of Pcden {. and Lizzie Pearson Whi;ehil!, aged
mouth, and 10 days.
In Walden. Dec. %. of heart disease Capt
Edmund Eddy. aged 50 years He was found
dead in his carriage shop. after absence Of
about two hours from his dwelling house. and i,
is presumed died ins,antaneouslv.
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Disturbances in Hungary.

The rumor by the last steamer that rev.
o.u,ion had actually broken out in Hungary
is not improbable. Everything indicated
that there would at least De serious co.,
li>ions between the Hungarians and their
Austrian masters, and it seemed to be the
policy Of the government to provoke the
people and hasten an explosion before they
should be prepared for organized action. A
letter from Pesth, of Dec. l6. describes a
brutal outrage by an Austrian soldiery:
An immense crowd assembled in the
Catholic cathedral to attend the mass cele
brAtcd for the repose of the soul Of the dr;,-
l.a,,, kIsfaludy, whose remains were recent
!! clandes,inely removed by the Austrian au-
tnori,les from the old to the new cemetery.
II 50 happened that at the time this MASS
was celebrated, the P:otestants Of the Luthe-
nan church communion were attending a
meeting on the subject of the everlasting in
per;aI patent, in the school room attached to
tArIr church, i'll the coal market. When the
E.l>. was over the greater part of the per-
Sos who had attended it, and nearly all of
WON OF course, were Catholics, resolved to
y 10 the Protestant meeting. i" order to dis
pa, otcs more the sympathy with which
t1hoics regard the strugg les the Protest.
ais are making to prevent the oppression Of
,..,lr religion by the Viennese cabinet. Not
- INTERRUPT, the Protestants, the Catholics
r~nalIed outside the school-room and the
tae.ch. and were perfectly quiet. All at
once he tramp Of soldiers aud the clatler Of
horses hoos were heard approaching and
Pr >rl.li! lrrye bodies of airy and infant
:! charged the people. Not summons to
'..>pelse was Issued-not a word was said,
~! the brutal sol,,iers, with Layonets fixed
aae sword, flashing. rushed right into the
midst Of the crowd and drove them right aud
I'll. Women and children shrieked in ter
!,F aiiG ran as fast as they could, but many
them we've overtaken and knocked down
q! blows from muskets, and others were
"amped under foot by the horses. The
'''ea' alter retiring some little distance. raj
'.~4 AID groups Of them here and there show
~ disposition to resist, but in compliance
WIN the earnest entreaties of Some inhuen-
-: L.. rersonages, they refrained from hos.
LAX! AID al last went home shouting the ma
Id ra..!iny cry Of Elena naza!" tl.ong
I've 'Ae couhiry')--a cry which CRATES harsh
= Va Austrian ears. But though tine people
'cTa'!y dispersed, great number of peo-
!s were subsequently arrested, and are still
l1", / learn besides with regret that sew
- u those who were knocked down or
pea under foot are in a deplorable
' "e >'en"ese government appears deter
ru. . " persist in selling the crown lands
.,., -unsary' though to do so would be as
t., s' >poliation as was ever perpetra-
.ry ,' sI 10y the liapsburg dynasty. Know
ye,, IeI oat TO Hungarian, rich or poor
" simple, 1ill disgrace himself by
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MARRIAGES.

In Lyndon, Dee. %, by Rev. VIM. Scales. Mr.
Hugh C,ffran and Miss Margaret Tughman. both
Of st Johnsbury.
In Lyndon. Dec 90. BY Rev VIM Scales. Mr..
William Mcdonald and Miss Albee, Doth of kir
bv.
In st Johnsbury. llth. by Rev. ". W. Thayer
Mr.. Oscar F. Daggett of st Johnsbury, and Mis-.
Mandana NJ. Felch of Waterford
In Sutton. jan 10. by Rev L. T. Harris. Mr.
John ". Berry of st. Johnsbury. and Miss Edtha
II. Whipple of Sutton.
In Bradford. Jan. 3. by Rev S McKeen. Dr.
Edwin "A. kilbournc. formerly of Montpelier. ant
Miss Sarah Jane Hardy of Bradford.
In Patterson y. j., Dec 2S, BY Rev ]. s
Chrever Mr. Douglass & Rohen of Rvegatc. ant
; Miss Margaret Montgomery, recently Of Glasgow
! Scotland
In Hardwick Dec 80 by Rev j. P Stone. Mr.
! Robert Holmes Of Johnson, and Miss Almra
Morse of Hardwick
In Coventry. Dec %. b. Rev. 4. r. Gray Mr.
. Clark Bailey If Coventry, and Miss Aialine Pow
ers of Potion {. +
In North Troy. Jan l. ny Rev " Ward. Mr.
James X. Hunt and Miss Emine l.. Porter
both Of Troy
In North Troy. Jan. |. by Rev y. Ward Mr.
Mitchell Hunt and Miss Henrietta Porter, bo,l
, of Troy
In North Troy. Dee. 81 hy Rev NJ Pattcc Mr.
lohn C. Hunt and Miss Sarah ID Hines. both of
Trey.
/ In North Troy Jan |. by Rev NJ Pa,,ec. Mr.
! George W. Kelley of Newport. and Miss >alom
llcrricA Of Troy
! In Trey. Jan. |. by James Houston. Esq. Mr.
tra>tu> Booth and Mis- Mary Cutting.
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purchasing those lands, the Viennese govern
ment has conceived the notable project of
authorizing 1srae!i:es to possess real proper
~, IN order that they may become purcha-
sers, but the lsraelites of Hungary are as
staunch patriots as any in the land, and have
over and over again, both during and since
the revolution, proved themselves so. To
attempt then to seduce them from the side of
their countrymen by the bride of lands sold
at less than cost price. is gross insult, and
the Jews will resent it as SUCH"
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THE MARKETS.
CAM RkIu

CAMBkIDGE CATTLE AARKET-Jan. 4.
Atmarket $40 Catte-5v0 Beeves and ~ Stores con
ssting OF Working Uxen Cows and Calves Yexrlinp,
W and Three Years Old.
Prices-MarSet Beet-Extra Including nothing but the
pest large lat stabilized OAen t ~ c"t quality
Including nothing but the best large tat stabilized UAr
O "a quality including the best grass-ted Oxen
s 1e't Etaed COWS and the best three years old
Stores" orkins Oxen. from s75. us to ljv. Cows
anu Calves frons2s 81. AZ. S6s Yearings, SUa Two
learsOld SE 1 II. three Years old Ss4 u q.
Sheep and Labs-6UO at market. Prices in lots, So 81
LIS. ZtU Extra AMI selections, ~ 2,5U T.. 40.
Hides. Sd &c per h. Tallow u ] l-2c per Id.
Pets. Sl.uVa d jeach Calf Skins. lU lie. per H..
VEAL CALvEs-Saes at SD,vu, UUU each.
SwINE-UtU Western IT market. Priccs-Shotes " hole
ell, UUperIb. Up
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THE BAVARIAN cos
CORDIAL. WHISI<I,N

We are happy to learn that this Company have
established two agencies in this country. one in
Ne" DIRK and one in Boston. obligins them 10
give bonds to the amount Of fifty thousand dollars
IN order to place the business on a strong basis.
and carry out the strict rules of the COMPANY.
They are determined that the United States shall
not say that their whiskey is not pure, health,
ana agreeable. 1t far eScc's in favor anv whisky
IN our country. and the medicinal qualities are
far superior.
g. w. West is the appointed agent in Boston
- Clinton Street, on Mercantile Wharf
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STATE OF FREMONT.

e,
The Probate Court for the district OF Essex TO persons
Interested. 49,
nAHNA ELLIUTT, Guardian Of Margaret, Jane ),
John, S,stII sZi. Hannah and Henry tJlt. children
and heir, John Elliott ale of i-uieibuIs
rlct represent, 10 said court Thy her petition
her >.,ld Il, have Interest tain
real estate situated III Lulicnburg aior>,d. and that
would Interest III her said ward, 10 have their
interest said real estate >pid and the projects, pat at
Therefor praS tue court To- grant her It.
all lie iileiest vi her said wards
tate.
al tle PROBATE vire III ,llnhurg III said district the
3l,t DAY vi January, ID 1865.
You are therefore nereo! notified to appear before sale
court ut the Time and place aforesaid and object II You
, SEE cause to the granting vi nald H. eiise.
Uatrd at Aforesaid this yih day Of Janua-y,
A. ID. IodO. "
727i JUN Al bEOOAS' JUDGE OF Probate
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Caledonia County
Agricultural Society will be held at the st Johns
bury House on Tuesday, January II. 1860. at 10
o'ci ok, A. NJ for the election Of officers for the
year ensuing awarding premiums on Field Crops
and DIARIES. and transacting any other business
thought proper.
70-72 J.ROSS. Secretary.
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FAIR GROUND COMPANY

The members Of the Caledonia Fair Ground
Company are requested to meet at the St Johns
bur! House in ST. John>bury. on Tuesday Jan
-, 1861 at ! o'clock in the afternoon. for the
choice OF officers and the transaction of business
A. 6. CHADWICK, Secretary
Jan. Q, 1860. -273
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
&. n. ErDY. Solicitor of PATENTS.
Late Agent Ofthe u s Patent Office washins,on undo

Late Agent ofthe s. Patent Office ashington unde
the Act Ut ISL
10 STATE ST, OPPOSITE KILsY ST.. BOSTON
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards twcn,, ears
continuesto secure ratentsn the United States: also Ia
ureat brual france. and other foreign countries Ca
veatsSpecicaons. Assignments and all Papers or Draw
tngsi1r Patents executed liberal ters aud with lis
pach made into American Foreign works
t. determine the validity OF utility Of Patents Inve
tionS-and legal or other advice all matters
furnished by remitting Dollar Assignment srecoraed
at W ashngton NV
This Agency is not only the largest New England but
through IL have advantages for patents
OrasterAtning the patentabiity inv
eddy II no. im;neasuraby superior TO- which be
onered them elsewhrre. The testimonials below given
prove that Is MORE SUCCEssTUL AT 1uE P.rrxT Or
EICE than the subscriber and Success IS THE BEST
PROOF or FACES AND ABILITY he would add that he
has abundant believe and prove tina lin
office OF the Kind the charges
cesso moderate The Immense practice the subscriber
during twenty past has enabled him to accumulate
vastcolection ofspecicatons and ocia
to patents These besides his extensive library of
and mechanical works. and full
In the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities obtaining pafes
Alnecessty ola journey WashingOn to procurt na-
tent and the usual great delay there here saved In
ventOrS.
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr. Eddy Of the most capable and suc-
cessfu practitioners with whom have had official inter
Course.
CHAS. MASON" Commissioner of Patents.
II have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent trustworthy
NaPooV appilCdtiOnslH orlu IL
secure for them an carry and favorable consideration
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE Late Commissioner of Patents.
"BOston February 8. l.5S.
Mr.: r. Eddy has made for THIRTEEN applications
on all but ONE Of which patents have been granted and
that one Is now pending Such unmi.takable proof :.
great talent and ability on his part leads
allinvenors TO apply to him to procure their patents
they may be sure Of having the most faithful be-
slowed ON the cases. and at very reas nabe charges
JOHN TAll;ART"
Prom sept l7h 1857 to June l7th 1885, the subscribe,
IN course Of his large practice made rejected
pcatiOnS. SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE vi which
decided 10 the Commissioner Of Patents
4. II. EDDY.
Boston, January 1860 -ly
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The Vegetable Pulmonary Rals,r

l have used myself, with benefit, in Catarrha
Coughs and Colds. and have known it to he usc
with good effects in the early stages of Pulmona
~ Affections. in families around me.
LYMAN BEECHER.
Boston. Oct. 20. 1858.
To Messrs. Reed. Cutler & Co.
Sold by apoth ,caries generally.
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C The New York Tribune is prosper
ing. Its daily edition is now $4,000, semi-
weekly 22.jOO, weekly $4,000, Caitorni,
4.5O0-grahd total "a. OOO
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disease cold settles son-w...rc in the ts, and OBJ
strtrts its natural fuHtcus- These, VI MT Relieved
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
ducins general aggravatinn. suffering ami disease
While in this condition, oppressed BY IN" de'ansfm"n!'
take Ayers Pills and how directly they Restore the
natural action of the system AMI with II thu bu"yant
feeling II hath again. What lis tree and apparent III
this trivial and complaint y Also true IN many
Of the -rs-atei Am dangerous di.:.niper>. The same
purga,ve effect .xc> them. Caused by similar obstrue-
lions and Of the natural functions Of the
b,ly. ,hr are rapidly and msny Of them surely cured
hv the same means. None who know the VIRTUES OF tn
rl> will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Staten ntS from leadin: physicians in some Of the
principal cities, aud fro.u other we'll known public per.
From For,rnrding Merchant n ~ LOUIS. Feb !, 1856.
Dr.. AYsr Your Pills are the paragon Of all that Is
great in me Iirinn They havs cur- little daughter
of uic.rou~ upon her hand. and feet that had proved
incur.le for wears. Her III 'cr has been long Sriev
o,l-v afflicted with hotche- and pmpes her skin and
in hr htr. After child cured, she also tired
your Pills, and they have cured her. -
ASA NOHTRInSE
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Pocket Cases of Instruments, Dental Forceps
Cuppng Glasses, Eye, Ear and other Speculums.
Silver aid Gum Ca,heters. Breast Pipes, Pumps
and Shells. Rubber Nipples and Nurse Bottle
Tubes. Rubber. Glass and Metallic Syringes of all
sizes prices and qualities. Eye and Ear Syringes.
Trusses and Supporters, Ladies' and Gents
Shoulder Braces, and Spinal Braces. for sale by
&c. BINGHAM.
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DYSPEPSIA

Considering the various forms In which this disease de-
veopes SELF /; may well be Called hydra headed" IN
ram follow lndlg sOn. Pain in ,he omalh Hear =
burn. "aer Brush Cos iveness Piles Aoiity Oppre
at er Eating Jaund:ce Fatuency Torpor OF he Liver
Dizziness. Debility, Female Complain &c Some of he
nr't men In our lane have given their written certca e,
ea'e u he cures eec ell In their persons by the
oSseena Cd bi er' lille es monias from sources
ed oral opinions and vuun airy expression. from pers ms
who are averse heir names In print are
Overwhelming.
eao 'heo'iowns from highly respectable Clergyman:
EAST TAUNTON. Mass. Feb. g. 1873
To the Editor Of he Pvr Land Mirror - ir-For mar.
han TWEEN !-nve Years have been suffer, from The
Dyspepsia BESIDES rying he pa III, al.y ply
stlaS III ne aios useless rial al tn ir medicines have
Tlrd srea vaie OF en- medicines with "A sin liar
resu Through lie Kindness Of my ply siciai received
began to use them without any hope ui deriving help
from them Being determined to give then, lair trial
June. ''
since hen have gradually improved in heal h till am
en- mes zee from acdi Of he omach and from he sub
srqueii fla ulency and he awful anu alos dis ,ti.
sick headache. which Of en- ogc her ha, holt
UNI CO ,e tor udy and for all her minister i,l du
and rendered life burden. tee hat owei rs al. A-
preston Of era ude Messrs Fuwlc& Co and also
duty . the public 20 recommend heir OAygciate Bi
tiers as III my es maton sure remedy fol- hat most try
ing. mos veAing. and cruel Uf all diseases which poo
human nesh is heir the d. spepsa Having suffered so
long and ried many difirren remedies good
SUI can recommend he Oxygena ed hi els with c,l-
hdence lew others Cali If Of the readers h. Mil
TOT are nerlhg Deg OF them to liiakr trial vi hesr III
! sers wi houi delay JANE X. CUSHING.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE CO.. Boston, and for
sale by J. C. BIacHAH and lIor1 GREEN St Johlsbury
JOHN BACON ST JohI.stury Centre; H. A Quincy Ly1-
don Centre; W. II. MCtiAFFEY. Lyndon Corner: o. g.
HALE. Lower Waterford. DARIIACk HosnLR Concord:
$. GOULD Co., West Concord, and by dealers every
/ where 65-,2
GET No OrnER-If you suffering from cuts wounds
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AVER
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are Won sick. feeble, and
complainins' Are YOU out O.
order. with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings I'M
comfortable, These synlp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious i,lucss. some MT Of
sickness i, creeping upon you,
aud should Tx a,erted by 4
timely uss Of tho right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills. and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
murs purify the Llood, AID
let the fluids move On unub-
structed in health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into Vigorous. AZ
tivi'y. purify tn" system from
IL. Constructions which make
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NOTICE..

The annual meeting Of the Young Mems Tenn.
the Old Town Hail in ST. Johnsbury Centre e' Vii
lage on Wednesday. Jan. Is. at O'Clock, =. NJ
The attendance of all friends of temperance i.
earnestly requested.
JOHN BACON. I'd. Pres't of st. J. Y. NJ. 7. S.
Essex Co. Temperance Society
The annual meeting of the Essex County Tenn
perance Society will be held at the Town House
in Lunenburg. on Tuesday the 7th day Of Februa
ry. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
IL. H. DEWEY, Secretary.
Lunenburg, Jan. 8, 1860. 72-7'3
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

T HAVE this day given to my son, Charles
GFrancis Presby. minor. his time to act and
trade Tor himself. shall claim none of his earn
nys nor pay any debts of his contracting after
this date. his
HIRAM X PRESBY.
mark.
GEO. F. FRENCH, Witness.
Lunenburg, Jan. 4, 1859 72-74"
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The Very Last Thing

4 MAN should do before engaging the SER
Avices ola clergyman to perform the last
sad rites" which are to make him and his beloved
lone esh." is to 90 to the Caled0nian office and
procure pack of nice cards printed on new and
beautiful type, which We have just received from
the type founders.
o. Call and see specimens.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-13
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ALFRED G. HALL. NJ D., has removed hi.
office from No lO Central Court. Boston. TO No
Is Temple Place. and is now ready to see his ole
friends. and prescribe for invalids. as usual