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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-27
More "style.''

An exchange says there is new
fashion for ladies' stockings pardon
the word, me mean hose--which has
just been brought out They are OF
either wollen or cotton, but are parti-
colored, as. red and white, red and
black, mauVe and grey When har-
monizing in color with the dre.s, the
effect is said to be very becoming and
pretty especially when they environ
ankles exquisitely fragile.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-27
To Advertisers.

To the advertisers of both City and Country
we now offer sheet that has larger circula
ton among Merchants, Mechanics, Farmers
Laborers, and business men of all shades. than
any of our county papers have, or ever attained
and is, consequently, the best paying adVertis-
ing medium in this section.
Advertisements inserted at the rate of so
cents per square of IL lines for the first week,
and rs cents for each subsequent insertion, as
follows -
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-27
New Academy.

New Academy.
The citizens Of Stockton and vicinity
met in The Baptist Church at that
place, on Wednesday evening last, and
took into consideration the propriety
of building an Academy. A number
of enterprising persons were present,
and after discussing the merits of the
undertaking, committees were appoint
ed, &c. David b. Boss, Esq, acted
as Chairman and MIR Asa Reed as
Secretary. The committees were APP
pointed as follows: Committee on
Constitution, Bylaws, &c,-O w.
Larson, M. Wolverton and F. S.
Philips; Committee on Subscription
VIM. Bodine, G w. Sharp and J.
Butterfoss; Committee on Investiga-
tion-C. W. Larson, JOS Butterloss,
w F. Godown, G. Bells and J. John
son The amount of each share will
be $500, paid by instruments.
The Stockholders expect to erect the
academic edifce early the coming sea-
son, and open the school with sum-
mer term while the building is in course
of erection 1t is proposed to build it
large and conveient, so as to have a
boarding apartment connected, and
make it school of the first order.
Mr.. G. w. Larson, one of the Princi-
pals of the Pennington High School,
has agreed to become one of its in
structors. Another meeting will be
held in Sharp's Hall, on Wednesday
evening next - Beacon.
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Advertisements should be marked the length
of time they are to be inserted. or they VIII be
kept in until ordered out, and charged for ae-
cordingly,
All yearly or half-yearly advertisements due
quarterly, and all transient advertising must be
paid for in advance
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4otal Affairs.

To- PERSONS KNOWING OR HEARING OF Ac-
cInENTs, BURGLARIEs, THEFFs, OR OTHER
MATTERS OF A LOCAL OR GENERAL NATURE,
WILL CONFER A favor WHICH WILL BE DULY
APPRECIATED BY ADVANCING US THE SAME.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-27
The EquinOctial storm.

The "Equinoctial," which generally
occurs about this time in March, was
very severe, on Thhesday of last week.
In fact we had the largest snow storm
Of the season The trains on the rail
roads were delayed and much ineon-
Venience experienced. We hope the
recent snow storm twill be the last of
the season." although the weather
wise predict couple more Nobody
will regret it if their predictions turn
out to be Sunshine. ("
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-27
Business Notices.

BY reference to o card in another
column, our readers will observe that
they may ob ain clans in large or
snail quantities, by applying to Mr.
}. K. Zeigler, near the Depot, who
intends running a beat, during the
season
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-01
America vs.. ireland.

\ few days since Justice Lewis was requl-
! ed to sit i'll judgment on a matter at issue
wherein Richard Jones. the artist. common,
called "Black Dick the whitewasher." and
his son Tillman, who, although not whittier
than chalk, is as polite specimen of ebony
as graces the streets of Pawtucket. were the
plainttfS-and Patrick German, more gener-
ally known as "Old Gorman," "Psddv Cor
man." "Dandy Gorman,' Or "Gorman the In
dustrous,' was defendant The difficulties
grew out of certain porcne contracts made
by the parties, the particulars Of which it is
not necessary here to repeat, but will be suf-
ticiently understood when we say that the
warrant charged German with an assault on
the Joneses with a "long pole," while they
were attempting to obtain possession of a
porker, of which Til!man aforesaid claimed
legal ownership. The Jonese> swore point
blank to the inhction of blows. the effects of
which could not be seen because they were
inflicted on their heois. German and three
elIow-countrymen who were present on the
eventtul occasion, swore as positively that
they niver a one had seen lick sthruck on
the bids of the naygers, but on the hog in
tirely, and it might not be a great differ =
But the justice felt compelled to inhict fine
and costs on the defendant whereupon Cor
man delivered himself as follows: "Msther
Joostl@, right forninst yces, appale in coorsc
to the bigger coort. Be dad, and do | Won
Their that yees have wars in coon,hry where
four Sons of ould Ireland can't swarc doom a
pair of runaway whitewashing naygers.-
Great Dymmycrat yez be, to hould such a
coort. "-Pdutucket Gazette.
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The young man retired by a back door,
but not out of hearing, as the tory Lieut.. en-
tered the front. He advanced with bold
step.
"Miss Rosa, have but little time to spare,
and want you to answer me at once. Read
this"
He took the commission from the lining
of his hat and placed it before her saying
"Some difference between holding COM
mission in King Georges service and being
a ragged continental"
/ Nathan Palmer" said Rosa sternly, ~ al
ways disliked you; now | hate you; and
she handed him his commission.
"Bo you refuse to be my wife now -
"Your wife leave the house, or shall be
tempted to loose the dogs at the mill upon
YOU"
"Good by, Miss Rosa he said, grinding
his teeth in anger "Look to your fathers
house, his mill, yourself. will be avenged. "
And mounting his horse he rode swiftly
away.
Rosa FASTENED to the back door to look
after her lover. He was just leaving for
camp and the wave of his hand indicated
that he knew Palmer's errand. He hasten
ed to camp, had an interview with Putnam.
and the latter issued his private ORDERS
Palmer came to the lines that night with the
freedom of an old companion, and having as
he supposed accomplished his errand, was
about taking his departure, when he was ar
rested, and the fatal commission was fut
proof of his being a spy.
After brief trial. he was sentenced to be
hung on "Old Puts Gallows" the next after
noon.
Before the hour Of the execution came w.
ron, who had heard of the arrest of Palmer
sent in flag, declaring it murder to hang a
mere civilian who happened to be a loyalist
and threatening a retaliation. He was not
aware that Palmer commission had been
found on his person. Putnam sent back
this brief and memorable note:
HEAD QUARTERS. Aug :, III.
SIR Nathan Palmer, a Lieutenant in
your Kings service, was taken in my camp
as a spy. He was tried as spy, condemned
as a spy, and you may res: assured sir he
shall be hanged as a spy.
have the honor, &C.,
ISRAEL PUTNAM.
His excellency, Gen Tyron.
p. S.-.Afteraoon. He is hanged.
Such was "Old Put" prompt to decide
and execute. The hickory tree still remains
STANDING near Peek skill
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May always be found al
BI\GIIAMS DRUG STORE.

Fuf-bals. Catnlp. sage. summer SavOrv, sweet
marJoram dandeiiou root. snake root. aniSe
seed. saffron. coriandcr, Mustard Seed
white and black. nutmegS, cloves, cinnamon
ginger, mace. spice, alder bark. elder blows. ar
Mica flowers, prickly ash bark and berries. noun
tain ash. avenS root. balm. balm gilcad buds
baybcrry. barbCrry and bittcr-sweet bark, blood
root. thoroughwort. mothcrwort, tanScy. blue
flag, butternut bark. buchu leaves. SIENNA. iva
urSl. burdock root. vclow dock, blackberry root
caiaway seed, chamomile. Saleratus. castor OIL
cohosh root. comfrey. crawley root. culycrS-root
elccampane slippery elm. garget, gentian, gin
SenS, goldthread, golden seal. hemock bark,
hoar"ound. hops, cranberry bark. Indian hemp,
wild ,irnip. spihcnard, white and yellow lily
root. licorice root, white and yellow. wax. sarsa-
parliia. marsh rosemary. mandrake and skunk
cabbage roots. mullen, valcrean. OAK bark pen
nyroyal, peppermint. spearmint. poplar bark,
princess pine. raspberry and rose leaves queen
of the meadow, sal Sod,, cream tartar, rue
wormwood, sassafras, tartaric acid. snakehead
smart weed. solomon seal cardalaon seed, cana
~. hemp. millctt and rape seed for birds cutie
fish bone. bitter root rubber, metallic and glass
syrlnges-all sizes, bed-pans. white pine bark.
lac sulphur, sugar # lead. peruvian bark. red
chalk, white chalk. plaster paris cascarilla bark,
conmbO, gum myrrh and guaiac. arrow root,
tapioca, sage, Irish moss, gum shelac, scnega
root. Squllls, Hive Syrup and SpoHges. 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-01

C. The New York Tribune SAYS that it
now looks very probable that among all the
movements for Union and reform which dis
tingui>h the present political etiervescence i'll
that city they will succeed in electing IT,
greatest set Of scamps that ever received dis
tnction from the electors of New York.
O. The Albany Evening Journal say,
that there is no cause for the panic made hy
Mr. Stewards singular letter to the governors
and that our relations with England have
not. since the outbreak of the rebellion, been
so satisfactory as the last dispatches lci
them. Coming from Mr. Weed, this is semi
official and must be credited.
To CATCH MlcE-On going to bed pvt
crumbs of cheese in Your mouth and lie witt
it open, and when mousc's whi>kers tickle
your throat, bite.
!-y7 In Bangor. Me-. there resides q Ger
tain William y, a team>ter, who is noted
for his jolity.and also for keeping late hours
as he usually goes home at two O'Clock in IT,,
morning. Well. one stormy nigh, about q
year ago, William concluded TO 90 home ear
ly, and accordingly he arrived at his house "a
Just midnight In answer to his knock, hi,
mother opened a window and inquired: VIII,
is there p William was the reply. NO.
said she, you can't come that over me; m,
William won't be home for two hour
vet Poor Bill had to wait till his usua
time.
B \ country laird, at his death, left hi
property in equal shares to his two sons, VIII
continued to live together very amicably 70
many years. At length one said to the 9th
er, Tam we're getting old now, You'll tax
wife. and when dee you'll get my share Q
the ground Ma, John. you're the younge>
and mast active, you'll tax wife. and wheI
| dee you'll get my share 'Od, Tam, say
John, that's just the way wi YOU when ther
is ony fash or touLle, the dell a thing YOU
do at a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-01
ORDERS ARE SOLICITED.

\. B. Our word is as good as the money. and
what Is not found to be a. We represent, the mo
ney Will be refunded or goods exchanged
We would return our sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon Us for the last
two Years. and would say that As our trade has
greatly increased, oar 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 our kind OF goods than anv
store in Northern Vermont Those whouse Var
nlSh and Paints in small quantities will save much
by calling upon US.
HOIT & GREEN.
Railroad street. 81 Jo!.nstury, July 9. 1861
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-01

MANHOOD How LOST. HOW RESTORED
Just Published, In a Sealed Envelope,
\ LECTl Re-
w me NAit RE TREATMENT. and CURE OF sPypv.
loRRHiA. ar Seminal Weakness. Sexual D,iili-X ~
usit>' ana Involuntary emissions, producing in. o,euc
consumption, and mental and lhy seal Debility
BY ROBF. J. CULNERWELL MD
Inc ip'f iht tact that the awful Consequences OF sci.
abuse MAY be ereCualiy removed ithout Internal NJ
.ihes ot te dautrou> Applications castics ,n.,rii
nei'> edcaed bulSle>, AMI other euipiri,l vi... :;
ele Gear demonstrated and the entirely new ana h,-b
successful treatment. adopted by the celebrated an,
mo- .''H eAiaed 10y means Uf which every ON, * .n,
u'e - Sic hli>e! perfectly, and at the least no,hI.
cost avoiding all the advertised nostru, OF fbe
thousands WV" ~ 'uousaiuo anu
Sent under seal in plain envelop. 10 any address mos,
,r gu - Ui Two postage stamps addr .sslnc
2sla, M T. hLlNE. III Bowery, New Yoik,
Post Office Box 1855.
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THE CALEDON Ia n.
Old Puts (:allOWS.

Near PeeksVllle, not lar from the main
road, stands a small clump of forest trees,
among which an aged hickory is conspitu-
Gus.
1t bore for long time, and still bears, |
believe, the name of "Old Puts Gallows,"
from the fact that many tory spy, skinner
and thieving cowboy had swung from its
branches when Putnam commanded on the
lines.
In the earl y part of August, liz, General
Tyron was at the British outposts near
Kings Bridge. 1t will be remembered that
he was royal Governor of New York at the
commencement Of the Revolution, and
Colonel of British regulars After the war
broke out he was placed in active service, and
raised to generals rank, with power to re-
cruit and equip tory corps or brigade from
the Americans who still remained LOYAL to
the crown and the Government.
For a long time it had been favorite
project with Putnam that an attempt should
be made to recapture the City of New York
From all accounts it appears that Washing
TON did no, dislike ,be MA, hnt with n,n-
dent caution. did not wish to hazard, at that
.; ,1 r., D. 1.
made several feint and false movements at
his outpo>,s to alarm Sir Henry Clinton. in
which be- succ.od.J ovid thus low. ,ho RI,
i,h troons within mo c;,r {or ;,s rro,sc,;or
that o,bervis. aided Lv the fleet womb
bav. been ravaoino the adiacent shores Of
other States. 1t became necessary to Sir
Henry Clinton that he should know the po-
sitjon and situation of Putnam's troops more
accurately: also endeavor. if possible, to as
certain what parties in the city gave Putnam
such accurate knowledge Of all his (Clinton's)
plans.
Tyron was busiiv engaged in raising his
rev levies.' when Sir Henry went for him.
General Iyron." he said, IL must know
he position of Putnam's troops. and their
numbers, including his fresh battalions Of
militia. You ought to find some one-a ma
tive-who has enlisted in your corps, that
will 60 into the Highlands and obtain it for
u.s. The reward shall be liberal. and if sue
ceSStu, the person shall be advanced a
grade
II think have such a man, Sir Henry
sergeant in DeIayee's Regiment. He en-
listed only week ago, and is intelligent and
ambitious. He has friends on the other side
that DO not know he has ioined vet"
The very man. Go and send him."
General Tvron was absent about two hours.
for he had 10 send 70 Harlem where the ser-
geant was stationed. UNDERGOING drill with
others o. the "ney leyies.- under their o,ii-
GERS
81 have Seer tho man and had long cou-
versation with him" said Tvror when h.. en-
.ared III. !. w;ll;uc 10 ur1er,ake;, an ono
csndition and that * only co,ai,;nn ,t
nrida
.Wba,; T."
"Tbat he shall r.ca;,o E.r,o,an,,s conn
mission At once He will then denar, the
instant Won r,oure and i corfdent &C src.
cess,
"Do Won know him 70 be q nerson in
whom reliance conId h.. nl,ced y"
.From al can lear, and from nv own
Indictment | sbopId NOT douh, !, in the least "
.Tber 10, tho commission no made on,
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I \ y ID s + O Il $ \ l. f..

II Wr>tmorc VI. in the vicinity Of
" | l. l. u / Il II 3 \ l. i X L.
The subscriber oFer> for sale. in quantities O
>vi, purchasers. G0O0 ACRES Of New Land IN
Ne town of Wc>trlore, A. prices VARYING from
- "a - per acre. according 20 quality and l"ca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach Birch.
Spruce and llemlock. The soil is rich. dar n
.oaul. and Viii produce from - - - bushels If
Whca, per acre, without manure.
We>,morc is near the FaS>Umr>ic Railroad. Is
Increasing III population. and will eventually he
come one Of the best agricultural towns IN Or
leans County.
such a. are contemplating emigration 10 the
West, or the purchase of Old WORKOUT farms a
The East. vii. do well Ia take look a. Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere.
\ liberia! credit gwen.
GEO. L. CHANDLER.
Concord. y. H.. Feb. 1861. 5ltt
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
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~ Caledonia Dist. .

In Probate Court. held al 81 Johnston Wl-ts- -
said District Oh the 10th .iay of OF - l>.I
4 y Instrument. puTl'prtli- IL or the ll-i ~ .-t
~ lament ui MANY DE>IsoN. late 81 Itf.....
District, deceased being presented II ttI- { -,
Brown, The executor Therein named IL p.
Ii i ordered ~ said Court. That Al Ir-l-..l~
therein. be- oill,-t jo appear al session -
hc holden II the Probate Dii,r Ia ~ .pt.,.-t...
9Th DAY al Nuv-. l>6l. AMI show CAg>e i IL, L
have against The Probate ui >.i,a VII. Tor "a l. p
il / further urGerc1 Ina, CVry ~ TIE re,,f,. m t
Toe published. three weeks ssrt---INei- IL az. o..
printed At II. J"iil!>3url. VolIS to -a TIM. $3.50
ioT he lTim-- ASA l. FRENCH Jv.-.- a.. T. .
4 true copy oi record.
Cl-C6 Attest ASA l.. FRENCH judi. ~ p.
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~ CALEDONIA DISC

The Probate Court Tor the District al C4i-,. -
ali T,-r>pl> Interested IL Tia h-Iatr OF i.aIa b.
Carlos h. AIKEN. JOIN. + Aiken. Henry Aiken. IL
-iik-s Julia 4. AikeI.. minor children 81 ilisr
late al Barnet IN said District deceased Iij->ta
john 'rlhcf>"li, Guardian u Thu said y l..aI- !
los Is John r. Henri. Harriet r ami julia 1 / 81.
represents 10 SAID Court ;It HI >ad wards A.
Tee al certain Rial Estate. n wit. uuii.s-- -..
ia r.r HrIl,t,i! Oi Il-I Fath,r. the sal u i..a.
lie, 49, 4ii- The said Guardian tErt4y- rr.f
>i CuUr; that 1t viii te c,,lis,iS- l. III i,:.-..
>ad wards l. sell >.i kc.u Estate. 10 t'.r ,...-
;utiin- III" Proceeds 81 -! sale ~ interest. - .-.-
IL il stocks zeal estate. All >sli Erfl. a .
made Application! 10 >ait Csurt l.! license /. - -.
estate. plr>gill 20 The Statute il a, .....
provided.
said application VII ic lizard ani ..,t.,r! g.. 81
IL thu Probate orfce Ii said District. 5Ti itr L.
November IlrAt.
You are therefore hereby Ir;i--d L. 4lirs- Do.
Court. II the time and place Aforesaid. -hl ~
Call-r. l. the -lIiItllIc u -tls license
Dated ~ 81 Johi.-turN, at5T.,. t!l.> l5:i IA.
4 II. ISL.
~ ERENt-H l.. L.
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st. auhnsbury Cuisines 9irefturu

st. auhnsbury Business Directory
MISS E. Il. LANG,
MILLINER. Room on the corner Of Central and sum,
JOEL HOUGIITON, NJ. d.,
SURG EON AND PLY SICIAN,
ayb found at the residence Of the late Dr. Luther Jew
et one door south Of the Bakery, St Johnsbury. VT
ALEXANDER THOMPSON,
IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
PADDOCK MACHINE WORKS.
n. Il. Mt,
Manufacturer of HAKNEs Etc,
OPPOSITE Passulnpsc House, Railroad Street
C. c. HILDS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, sPECTAcLkS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS ToYS, &C.
Reparin g and Engraving dohe with elegance dproml-
ness. Opposite Post Once, Main Street
j. G. CROSMAN.
Dealer IN BOTS SHOES. AND UMBRELLAS,
No. 2Bnsiams Building Main Street.
DANIELS Il COOK,
MEAT AND PROVISION MARKET,
Buffers Building, Railroad Street.
MUTT & MASON.
FILE MANUFACTURERS, STEAM MILLS,
Opposite Passenger Depot.
GEO. ALDRICH Il X. UNDERWOOD,
Manufacturers and Dealers in FURNITURE,
Railroad Street
Miss l.. McDOJGALL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEAIERIN
MILLIN T. RY AND DRY GOODS.
Opposite CALIFORNIAN Office.
l.. .JEXVI%IvT,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS CROCKERY. HARDWARE
BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES. OIIs, PAINS
Main Street.
HOYT II & RE ZEN,
DRUGGISTS, and dealers i'll Paints. OILS, and arn>hcS
Railroad Street.
II. II. NEWT TON,
DENTAL st RECON.
ONCE opposite Bank, Main street.
ii. c. DICKINSON,
AGRICULTURAL WAKEHOlS Sc 4 SEED STORE
Buffers Building, Railroad street.
J. LANG, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
II. J"hIsbury Centre. Vt.
IL. X. BROWN,
STOVES. TIN WARE. v o Vol CLASS WARE.
Eastern Avenue.
/. 4 K VI Nc TON,
Manufacturer X Dealer in Furniture ana Chairs,
81. join. -!UIy t,ntrc
+. TREE corr,
LIVERY STABLE PASSENGERS carried 10 at'! from TIL
cars. stable OH tr"ra street, near ST. Jo>ur! House
:. NEWELL, VI. ID.
ply SICIAN AND RECON.
Once at hi, Residence OH Prospect street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-01

I'VE offer to the country trade ana consumers COM
w plcc assortment o every variety oi liur- mes
and would say that experience al more than For
" Years Il, importers hot only sufficient gIaramte" FOL
the purity OF our goods hut that il enables lis 10 or i
vantl,> buyers that cannot Ice cNCcNcl 10y house
Boston Owing 10 the difficulty OF procuring in many
towns strictly pure and liable article al Liquors ana
Wines medicinal and other purposes have Tor MANY
wears special Alteration TO in. orders for private
and consumer, viii find il greatly To tl.ir Advantage
L. send their orders 10 direct, employ travel
linz other agents whatever Persons Who require pur.
L:GIorS and Wines, in ar-c s. quantities. resi-
assured that all orders will receive personal
i,ntion and that article hor>c i'll lt
satisfactory every respect. Communications hv maj
Will prompt attention, with ul and complete
al"-Uc Of goods prices. IL.
|. u RICHARDS X SONS.
:. 4 - State Street, Boston.
Boston, \ pril L. l-Il j-->.
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Quality Warranted /;

Common and Ornamental Brushes of almost eve
" klnd.-N hItewa>h Brushes. DuS: Brushes.
Color Brushes; Graner> and Granting Combs :,
Blenders. Sash Tools. Narni>h Brushes and Fca-
Their Busters. StrpCrS and Scroliing Brushes,
Lettering Pencils. and IN short every Color. Var
n4Nh and Brush tha: Painter needs ~ work with.
Also 4 'm?lc:e stock Of Dru1S. Medicines. Pa
tent Medicine Surgical Instruments. Port Mo-
nalcS. alrtS. Soaps Pom1de> Choice Pcrfulr
cry. Shoulder Braces and Abdominal Supporters,
Va new and improved pattern the best III market,
Channels Skins or Wash Leather. Tea, Coffee,
Cocoa Cocoa Shells.
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HOYT'S PREMIUM BITTERS.

ii"yt X Green's Tincture of Arnica. Pocket
kn!vcS. Scissors Razor> and StropS. AUricles for
the Deaf. tamphene. Fluid. Kerosene Oil and
Lamps. Walls and Bottles of all descriptions
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-01
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-01

DIGiIT-IIAND, SWIVEL. SEED. and
ltSLe-hill Flows, and Cul,ivators constantly
on hand bv
LUKE BCZZELL. St Johnsburv VI.