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4 y s@ CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, New s5srEeg,
--Manufecturersof-
,.asaaf IA AsTINGs aud APP ARATUsEor GAS sWoRKSs
Ws0IJGHp IRON ROOF FRANCISCO Rstorts and other
RrTnRTs and all CASTINGS reeuredt sengthsm ntbs
eF afast and uostt improved modes.
h q ,sTfERs, coNDRNsERs, sGRuBBERs and EXHAUST
nRs for relieving the Retorts rom pressure.
yaryng 1000 to l,bOooN oubefeetd daily
purifying capacity rv,r,,,,s
STATION METERS Of all sizes =,
fsas HOLDERS TELEsGoPIG and INaLE with Cast Iron
Is Guide and Suspension Frames:
Gas aoyERNoRse or REGULATORS.
z AIMS from III to % inches diameter for Water or
VI Gas. I,os.
sFREET AIN o0NNEo1 IONS, such aa Branches Benas,
Drips, Eleeves etc ,,.
from to otnches other brass aesd or plan.
WROUGHT IRON WORM sfs snaith anu slsss AtS+
work required in and about Gas Works
Communications should ne addressed 70 the fSAS3-
A oFFIcE, CAMDEN, NEW JEFts
s-rzRRANGHs oEFIgR. s1akE EsoIfTH THIRD sIhhEK.
+ PHIBAnEHpHIA. 49, l-e- 80
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CRY Horn1o--A NJ PITTS, Mo-. q d Neck TaEe
Laaghlia IA; Carnage, Y ,al AIstas ! es;
Cpl Bour!and Tex; s 7, n. Eaomas ;, m Nl Braailsd
Vigliue, Ltd Irwin, j B Smith, La;5 B. MeGoy 3
B Baxter, 7 Lunsden,. .Ga;. ID eraser, " Me-
Grain Hunter kted = !, \ Sskasslyt = y
Pratt, Ala; Il Hogan, W NJ Hamilton. Miss liam
ilton, Tex; Mrs Adknson, Ala; Is Adalspn, ~ , Y
Hutchinson La; e Brown a Be5satl, q i Aaif
Mclaughlin, D Leatherman, Dr 4 eoA lsa = II
Beehe, Q Hadleys Il Dent, Miss s. 4 AI9sbT, 4. a
III Morgan, Ala; Il B Evans and lady. Mrs Gisse. "
Cobb, L Latapie, Il:r Jennings, city
ST. CHARLES HpTEL.-J e Mnss. Hi: 3 @ Pick
ans A H Carmsl Ala I Sparks, Iai3 2 Burnett,
n \; G 3 Egglsston, Ia: 4 Z Wahh, Tenn; WP
Wall, La; r Stewart, Il y Salter, IRELAND; " A3
Lacey, La sEm Binst, 4 Ark; a Leeays 4 q Hunt
burue, " H sshreshys II; Y j lglIhe5as yS5l stes
Cuiloeh, Miss; j g Dawty. Thos S sada ~ IN nj
: Armstrong, j a Lopez ! ~ Il + saoaf,s Il
Camp lJaeonway AEE Az = kalkEf' 4 n,
NJ Chew; T Whieher, W NJ Benton, W. 4 =
tosh, Ga; NJ Bliss, q q Martin, AfS; = Hatteg,
4 h Huusphrey J i HpingsWerth llsts 4 L kaHAsdg
4 j Rsnwn. MIS-: u Brisk. Ala; q sAeIaoWelb kE
NJ Parker, Il J chance, kaSas.
i s,. JAMES HorEI-A Smith. q q Davidson
j s. Piper, L Meyer, 1 o. Mhyches j y Cotton j
b. Herbert La; e 1[nrrell, Hiss; 3 Hughes, ] +
Scales r II Murphy, A j Reathers, ARK; Il f
ggeathers, Tenn; a Ranney, SEQ Wait and 1aay, Y
sp5Wyehe j FL Radford g 4 Mefriweathsr, ! z l4o5
gan, j j Hutchinson, NJ G Kemp 4 " Niliiams,J
+ Crawford VI Garter, 2 Giafkson, A ~ smith,
j Fl Bnckley, L Phillips, L a Weodham. "a Elmer
and lady LaS S Greystou, Ky; 3 8 Foalk, Miss; u y
Wpaas, Mo, S Savage, W & Lewis. H HefeMer,1 Y
Moore, La.
sr. I.oUrs Horg1.---J 5 Mouton, Aas " Z White.
lICSA:J Hirsch, Meyer, Ala; ~ Y Kerr and
lady Miss Mollie Bolton, Mo g G GhaTehili v L
4 Duncan, & Alexander, Tenn; Miss u 4 hAchaEasons
u G. Johnson L Rush, La - Rfaek, }4enaE
sa-Dg. Charles q. t&etls. RenSaafs Sos Aaas
Canals rect b0taeo eFna seaTs
d REV ARD a reward is offered for the recovery
s of tprses dog loSt stolen see advertisements
Il f8S$4 as----
id NEfFsIcI Ans AF.Fl5STl ion IA drummer and hieE
is sye III aetist tesstce ssspetiee.
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Yesterday afternoon, dit ahoat s b clock, as8ths
corner OF Calliope and Constance stTeetss ashaut-
ing affray took place in " hich aaaas ksslsr N N
killed by Denis Mahar, keeper of boarding h0use
on one of the cornetsn of that Intersection.
Mahar was arrested BY Sergeant Dean and off
Ger SWeeny. and Kesler's dead body Was eairiad
to the First District lookup. lars STORY
He was on the corner opposite bis holise N Een
a crowd of men came along wearing glazed pr
military caps. One of these seized another md
attempted TO shove him against Mah#r Wh9 rFRs u
standing on the curb, Maifaf, seeing Tie yaaga-
rneIlt, jumped aside, and the man Who should h4ve
come against him, fell into the gutteF Nalars
seeing the intended insult, ,said something, ap1n
which one Of the men drew b revolver ana pulled
trigger at him. The pistol snapead another 0f
the party jerked the pistol from his hams
aIll shoot the son of a h-zh.s5 Meantime
har had drawn his regolyer kaslsg tfar Ii WAS fls
who took the pistol ont of hrs friend aand
4 and shot at him once Mahar returned tie Grel
4 neither shot tookeffsct.
| Mahar then Etartea across the street, warning
every to keep off, with bis pistol up. Esaler;
(who had shot at him first, Iran across Tho street,
and headed him jnst as he got on tie baaanetfe
| and was about entering bis own house He them
/ fired at Kesler second time and shdt him dead.
AS Kesler received the shot he fell hahaF'a
| own doorstep.
| his pistol up. and, saying that he was goingsto
surrender himself, declared that but alb osi
Ger should lay hands on him. He started to ceme
/ down town, keeping the crowd as bay with his
i pistol. He had not gone far, when d policeman
i (whom he did not recognize as such a1 the hEne1
/ headed him and fired one shot at him. Thinking
the officer was one of the mob who were after MIN,
he turned about end ran back to his avn house,
the mob chasing him.
AS soon as be found two officers present, thav+
ing at first refused to surrender To Uieer, for
fear Of the lnob} he quietly gave IN hs revolver
and came down to the Flaek: up.
Maher's idea is, that the men who aftenlptaa t0s
jostle him, were friends Of d man Whem he had
had arrested, on the charge Of stealing from hoard
ers in his house. He had heard of threats against
his life, and had accordingly armed hinlsalf.
The police say that Mahar's story II not as cor
rect or straight AZ it should De. The Coroner
will investigate the affair today.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Coroner Beach held an inquest yesterday on the
body Of Carl HUFF lahofer, found dead In he
. Charity Hospital The deceased, ii appeared, MAS
run over on Sunday night by the 0peioasas Rail
, road train His foot Wasso badly crushed that
amputaton had to be performed, but the shock
! proved fatal.
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
Adiutant Generals office,

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Adjutrn Generals Office, go, {
n New Ora ans April q, lShl
81 TO THE PEOPLE O1H Los I~GAN ALIHM NJ IT,
III Goyernt Mt al Washington mat6Hed by de eat and the
w suclo sf maintenance by patriotic people OF lhcf
RAJ his and lib rites, against its EercenasS IN Inc haho OF
Charleston the Eeemnatron Of the southern pPohe or
aver TO sever themselves from the Northern GhFrnmen S
now thrown off mask and sustained by the peHpe or the
nm slnyChOlng States actively engaged in teVEng "Ar by
to sbd your blood yonr SOIL if yen have the "nhood
IN resist Rise then people Of onsapa, might, III de-
fence Of your rights and drive buck this insoien bn
nur brave ancestry, olive to perish in the
aHort nn the ag Of ihufpaion will fly southern
soil Rally teR the uroclhmatioh wfHh now make on te
fe'l"S''0n u 'D0 THOMAS o. MOORE.
vNRRc7A NATION BY THE GOVERNOR = TEE
Prsdput of ihe Confederate States having made reqlS1-
1o, nnn tbe Governor of Louisiana for Five Thousand In
fnnrv to serve for monthS unless sooner dlschhE
h orrr einr in addition the three thousand already ca led
fnl Thomas O. Moor Governor OF The Stae ol Lou iah
do hereby proclaim Volunteers will be receiVea IN accord
ance with The requon of the President OF the Gnentrte
StnTe, c company composed OF not less IMAM Sixty
nn Pryes four Seigennts four Gorpora one Chpta ohe
First and two Second Lieut. enant5 r,..,,, Nv D r
Voneers viii be received by Companies BattRlonS or neg
imens Those Offering will address Adntant jenera NJ '1f
yn at New Orleans La stating the force OF Nhelr Gotnha,
will remain in the parish in which they torn p4reet thetsep5
drill etc. and hold themselves IN readiness at aoen
The Governor appeals patriotic citizens OF this state
respond to this Proclamation for the protection OF to rights
'ne '''u'A By order of: THos. o. MOORE.
Governor aud COMMANDMENT Chief,
NJ cp1ror Adm and Insp'r t7enfl La AZ lot
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ggArnRANESs ii co... FRoPRIEToRsw M s. OF l r. Aah IN
hnnkss Scales and Agents OF i1shh 1Ats1b s9s N
chilled Iron safes, No. 9s Camp street. a4s ~
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sa-Ear. Uharles u. t&etlss DENTIST Nos 2as
epat b0tsgaaa csraelef ssfeans ew0r leana
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uEApoU AKTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA, }
Adinrant Generals Office, 7
o. New Orleans April % 1861
IL ORDERS No. IO5 = FOUR REGIMENTS or
WI Infantry will be and mustered into the service oil
LIZ the Confederate Army under the reqnist'ons by connls
rs soon rs Companies atalionS will rendezvous
at e CITY Of New without delay and will report to the
NN"1 THOS. o. MOORE.
Governor ana CpmmHndcr-in Chief.
NJ GR1yor, Adtutant and InsRecor General La hZi u
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RRwARp. a reward is offered for the recovery
of tpsFtef dor loSf q stolen see advertisement
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FROM Ell ROE IL.
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FLE9 ea Tf aN

t-sg
a ssseslfui g sllk esftss states haa feen
presented to Gapt. sntieraa ssttIs vef
y en- tzcsiaIs, Da7fs Gaas e aressIst srsss
~ Miss Nette Green of II ei.y. fraDeis
z logan, who In handing III over. rad xfss
et dispsssasno from tiss fair dofssr
q II l1esfs tssSss4f4-- III faNer yysaas
4 -S the naesbefH 8og YssIr eSsilaSs u sas frs
ssa ot iea.f ti5axiSaE
gos ssit ;gEsd es iaE rf;sf
f fsFs Of ~ heart its S5stst -
Capitol &c ard
of tie gallant kenucfsiafs,
that they siIs Illustrate glieir ss III
. Mcss respectfully and sosS sss assa
10 which Ggpt. Anderson replied
sfr-Pesn1it me, thr6ug yeu my
filaaks and deepest gtastEHds
Miss Net8ie Ti1s sFide ptfr
hear presented beautiful The
in behalf DC my only ing
in 1e Of the Conf fssf
thanks for the beaufal banner
and presented at the issads Of IIrs III
The rnennfy Of tiIa sar f4ee which
collection of tie lse
and tha enthusiasm witch prompted iS ies
battle comes and fisy VIII eiter light VI sth p ssars
which have its folds sts
will die
And how better than dying ssqdrsf
the children Of his 6iiheFs. and
thank yEti say ynl. TasF s
tla he held sacred il The heart oe the
4 q Aited ii spirit. In heart. and il slaTki.
AroFn nd II ccis pf ste u viii HtaHa
Md. with God sssatss sfsga
tFAtI j.
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MusIcIKRa, AFFlaST lasi IA drummer and tlfes
aTc wanted for iiniaeisIs aetixa service. sss ueties
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rELEaRApHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
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HEADQUARTERS WASulEGToS LIGHT INFANTRY,
New orleans. May l, 1851. s
b. AT ETEETENf OF THIS C0MfAF1, HELD
Ri Wednesday evening LIST inst the following ohices were
LII John T. Plattsmier Captain.
~ A. A. Pla.tsnier, l6t Lieutenant.
James 3eggs, ID
NJ B. Raymond, ID Jr.
@. r. VeTlandcr, Orderly Sergeant
P. H. Datifuy, ID
f. Turk, Sd
T. J. Steele, 4th
p Fox, 9Th
j. Kennedy. LIST Corporal.
j. H. FIR mont, I'd
]. Lambert Sd
j. Driscol 4ih
2. Wtckle, Treasurer.
r,ear r,etng ~ for s viii Le held EVERY EVENING,
r.y2 1t P q. CAREY, Secre ary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-08
THE CAL EDON Ian.
APatriotic Suggestion.

The Springfield Republican thinks 1t wouId
be well If balls and sleigh rides, the favorlte
New England winter pastimes, were merged
into some other form Of amusement. winch
would be equally pleasant, and at the same
time have patriotic intent to furnish our
soldiers with clothing and other needtul artl-
cles. and suggests that this double object
might be obtained by the introduction of So
ca meetings or "sociableS, into every school
district. where Young and old might come to-
gether and work for the soldiers and have a
social time. \ series Of such meetings held
once in every two weeks would be productive
Of much good to the brave tel
lows in the field and the source Of much IA
tional enjoyment to US. We like the susse>-
ton Of the Republican, and hope IT will be
acted upon. Some patriotic individual in ev-
cry village and school district should take
the matter in hand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-08
Treason IN the Loyal Ranks.

Nr Forney hints that treason in our own
ranks max have contributed to the disaster
4. Edwards Ferry, and says:
IN truth. the chief obstacle in our path is
the lurking and secret disaiftction Of those
Who profess to be friends Of the government.
Their Vi glance Is untiriug. Acting upon the
,teory that every expedient, no matter how
l.,h0norati,. may be used against their gen
cons country, they resort 10 talsehood. per
,urv and even assassination. 1t is easy for
these instruments OF DAVIS to deceive the
government, AID to battle the scrutiny of It's
agents. Obtaining admission into society bv
a noisy advertisement Of their loyalty, the s
can possess themselves Of the whole scope +
the policy of the administration. and convey
every Item 0. information. through thous-
and avenues. to the hes quarters of the Con-
spirators. l. is generally believed that. on
'wo recent occasions. important movements
# the army were known t. the enemy before
icy were made. My own conviction is that
these traitors are no, confined to persons in
c.si. positions under tie administration. nor
many quietly living here. and all through
t loyal states. bVt that not & few of them
caH'inue to wear the American UNIFORM
ihis uniform !, used for the double purpose
ot receiving the bounty Of TIE government.
:nt Of assisting to destroy it. The whole
system by which this glorious government is
beng impaired ana broken-the system of
spies resulting IN the murder of some OF the
best and bra,e>t of our brothers and friends
the system Of persecution Of good men on
one SIDE. and protection Of bad men upon th,
otacg-thc system of reputation and OF say
aye waItare-Inu,. be annihilated. even if
martial llw IS proclaimed ove: every foot of
our TERRITORY"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-08
The Murder in Glover.

The Murder in Glover.
The Irasburg Standard adds to the partic-
ulars published last week:
"kendrick afterward returned and found
Stephen son living in the door yard, dead, and
Fleming gone. kendrck then went to
eishbor and told him to 60 and look into
Jennings door yard and see what he would
find there He went and found the
mangled body Of Stephenson. Some one ask
ed Kendrick If he knew anything about the af-
fair, VIXEN he replied that he knew more a
bout it than he wished he did AS no one
saw the murder, the theory of some is that as
Fleming had bad cut on the head, he was
first struck by Stephenson with an axe he!ve,
one having been found after the murder with
blood and hair upon it and that Fleming
then retaliated upon Stephenson, breaking
both arms ard beating his head to jelly,
though this theory may be wrong. There
had never been any quarrel between the two,
that we can learn. Eum was the cause of
the terrible tragedy, as i. has been of nine
tenths of all crime since the creation. Elem
ing is represented by all VINO are acquainted
with him as man possessed Of the worst
passions, as u,.y and malicious. His wife
left him about year ago in consequence OF
his cruelty. Fleming and kendrich We're
both arrested. They made no attempt to
run. Their examination was commenced on
Monday, when a mile pros. was Immediately
entered in favor of the latter, no evidence
appearing against him
The Band attached to the 2d Vermont
Regiment, learning that it IS the intent ion OF
the government to discharge one Or more
of the Bands of the Vermont Regiments,
have expressed desire to DE sent home
They say that during the winter season the
band will be useless for all musical purposes,
while in active service. !; is at all times a
AutSdncc.
SERIOUS CAsUAITY-W lille Mr. Scott Lang
ley Of CAit.enden, was driving through Lldd
Hollow in that town. his horse took fright b,
reason Of the shafts giving away. and ran.
ard becoming unmanageabie threw him from
the wagon. He struck on his head and Shout
ders, disocatirg his shoulder and rendering
him inscnsible. besides being severely bruised
by the wagon running over him.-Emt'qnd
NralI.
eF Speaking Of the Balls Bluff affair, the
the Philadelphia Le|yer says: For coo.
bravery 70 troops in human history surpas-
sed in determined courage and true di>ci
pine our troops engaged in the action. Old
PENNSYLVANIA and old Massachusetts have
covered themselves with undying glory, an.
the Empire State. with her almost invincihIe
soldiers, stood with them shoulLer to shout
der.
O. Gov Berry ar. council have drc.,cI
not to call an extra session of tie legislature
Of New Hampshire. as they are Of opinion
that the direct tax DE the government c.n
be liqudated. less the - per cent, from :hr
expenditures already made by the state Oh
its account and thus tie expense o. sos-
sion be saved
~ \ la..y Suggests tina. those ben,yo-
lent persons who are knitting sock, for tn
soldier, would be greatly enhancing The Va.
ue Of their useful charity by placing in the
toe Of each par small bail Of yarn and a
darning-need.e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-08
10 VI VI ON L ii y q S
May always be found at
HI\GII\MS DRUG STORE.

Puff balls. catnip, sage summer Savorv. sweet
marJoram, danjchOn root. snake root, aniSe
seed. saffron coriandrr, Mustard Seed
white and black. nutmcgS, cloves cinnamon
ginger. mace. spice. alder bark. elder blows. ar
MICA flowers. prckly ash bark and berries. noun
tain ash, avenS root. balm, balm giieai buds
bay berry. barberry and btter-Swcet bark. blood
root. thoroughwort, mOtherwort. tanSev. blue
tiag. hutternut bark. buchu leaves. SIENNA IVA
ur> burdnck root. vellow-dock. blackberry root
calaway seed, chamomiie. SaleratuS. castor OIL
c"ho>h root. comfrey. crawley root. culverS-root
elccamp"ne. slippery elm. garget, gcntian, gin
Scng. godthread golden seal. hemock bark.
hoarhound. hops. cranberry bark. Indian hemp.
wild turnip, spkcnard. white and yellow lily
root. hcoricc root, white and yellow. way. Sar,a-
par!a. marsh rosemary, mandrake and skunk
cabbage roots. mullen, Nalerean. oak bark, pen
n:roya!. peppermint. spearmint. poplar bark
princess pine. raspberry and rose leaves, queen
of the meadow. sal sod,. cream tartar, rue.
NORWOOD, saSSafras. tartaric acid. snakehcad
smart weed. solomon seal, cardanon seed, cana
~. hemp. mlett and rape seed for BIRDS cutie
tl>ii bone, bitter root. rubber metallic and class
SyrlngeS-all sizes, bed-pans. white pine bark.
lac sulphur. sugar II lead. peruvian bark. red
chalk, white chalk. plaster paris cascarilla bark
columto, gum myrrh and guaiac, arrow root,
taploca sago. lrish moss. gum shclac, senega
root sqnll!s. Hive Syrup and Sponccs. I'll
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-08
Deferred Articles.
Funeral OF Col Baker.

he funeral Of Col E."ard d. Baker. who
lei. in the engagement at Edwards Ferry.
was had 3: Washington Thursday.
y thrilling incident occurred 4. the house
ot Col WEBB. Just as the remains OF Col Ba-
ker were being removed TO lis grave HIS
brother. Surgeon Baker. came forward. and.
choking with tears. rtqus Sted that the body
might be borne o't by a number Of Young
soldiers VINO had rescued it, at the peril OF
their lives. from the hands Of the enemy
When Baker fell !, was found that after he
had been pierced IN front b, SIX rife bullets.
the b4r5arous enemy had thrust two bayonets
into the back o; the mv,ilatad corpse. The
attempt was then made to carry him of as
trophy. bat these Young heroes sprang to the
rescue Of all that remained 10 them of their
commander. They fought hand to hard with
rebels. face to face in close and deadly Ell
counter, until the body was recovered, and
borne Of N triumph TO the Union camp
his instance o: true courage and cnIvalrv is
worthy Of immortal honor. 1t was well that
such body OF braves should be the last 20
bear the siroCIed remains of such man as
Baker TO h.> final resting place. They mar
ched by his SIDE III the procession, and when
tbe rsn...r, ,h, ..,r..,, o,,I "'
bore il into tn dark and silent vault. The
vo.iIes followed, the troops formed into pla-
.o'.:' ''e mus l'alseo I!oni a 'nntFal 10 a
MARTYR 10 Union and liberty were at an
end.
'Ap A'fA,E'-Nss Emily heach' ths
lrooI I-'.'. ''.'''., u A'a'.i ..'
ersnd.,.n4r ~ ford fine Connection R;vsr
ear her father, residence. Their intention
VS. 70 - 20 Co.cbfooh, and sir f'urch Beach
,.' ''s l"''''l ''' u 40 10; attempt 70 'oF'''
81 the ford the oId ron,Ip,o,n c1nc,n1si 70
attempt il. notwithstanding the Young la4y
h'1 strong objections. remaFAIng. the riv"I
Vas ny -! r'.L 10 Ae' n'oN; lhts hau near
,i4v ran ;n,n boIs roon,,,I,. cr, b., ,ho
rent. aad the tran>om bolt came out the
Cd gentleman h1.!'ng on to the relns was
'.s'"l o!,' ana me Strl ting IN the wagon
C52s DemocrM.
I,vuif1t P,TATnrs : C,,r;.., n
Wa'cott r.;>cl u;nrtsen his Of notatoes from
ore hill. fo,r Of them w4;obal ,bruc lbs 90 m
IT,,p.,.. L,3,,
Iy<y-UrJ r Dewey of Pon,,,ov <bo,
LINK /, ,ba. town las, Monday mornino =
The animal KS ,rsel bv small No., .ao
ui,b, e.,r,. within twenty ar thirty vols q,
Nr Drvav.s Jw.I,ir,, -. do, s,and;,o cow
.isel rr-;I tho ,,,oar.nca Of his r,as,.r :, ~.
morning. when he was shot through the head
The "rmmt,d," weighed % pounds. stooc
twenty-one inches high, and measured tire,
fee, from the tip of nose TO tip of tall tn,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-08
ORDERS ARE SOLICITED.

n b. Our word is good as the money, and
what Is not found 10 be a, We represent, he mo
ney viii be refunded or goods exchanged.
We would return our sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon lis for the la,
two years. and would say that as our trade has
greatly increased. our facilities and knowledge
have also improved in regard TO the wants of our
customers and We are prepared to do better BY
purchasers VINO want )ur kind of goods than any
store in Northern Vermont Those whouse Var
n!sh and Paints in sinai quantities will save much
by calling upon us.
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