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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Saltpetre may be manu- featured in the
States of Tenpessee, Alabama. Kentuckv
Arkansas, ETC., from a nitrous deposit col.
iected in caves. The material is generally
greasy, tough, yellow brownish looking
clay dirt, of "A saiue taste The caves are
very irregular, and the transport has to be
done in bags carried on mems shoulders.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

1t seems strange to read in the newspa-
pers, "amidst wars desolations," notices Of
theatrical and other gay amusements in the
principal cities North and South. Thew
seem ill timed and ont of place. But time
and the hour run through the toughest day"
and no calamity is great enough entirely
to depress the spirits of the generality of
men.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

PARALYsIs.-We learn, w h great regret,
that Col. Shimuel Goodwin, gentleman we'll
known in this city, lies in most critical con-
dition 1T his residence, near the Theological
Seminary. Col. G'dwin was sstruck yester
day with paralysis, and has. as yet, derived
little assistance from the medical skill which
was quickly brought into requisition.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

In a letter in the New York Post giving
detailed account Of the great naval expedi,
ton to some point on the Southern coast. it
Is said that Quantity of bright Zouaye
clothing has been sent with the intention of
unlforming negroes along the coast into
Zouave regiments "-"and that to take these
negroes into the army will prevent them
from doing mischief where they are"
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Gen. Mcclellan has issued general order,
Offering his thanks to, and expressing his
admiration of the conduct of the U. S.
troops at the recent battle of Edwards Fer.
ry-and asserting that although victory was
impossible under the circumstances, 'their
gallantry and discipline deserved more for
tunate result" He expresses increased
confidence in Gen. Stones division of the
army"
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

MORNING IN ALEXANDRlA-Th dawn of
day was marked, in days gone-by, by the
sbrlll whistle Of the incoming cars. the clat.
ter of the Alexandria Gazette's mail wagon
the dash OF heavy omnibuses through the
streets, and the clang of the bell, announc
ing the departure Of the George Page on her
first trip to Washington. Tired newspaper
men and weary watchmen, with horn along
side and ha|bert in hand, might have been
deserted moving homewards in the misty
morn. Occasionally, too, "a belated reveler
strolled from closing restaurant; rarket
wagon numbered on, awaking the echoes of
the walls, and the slecpers within them. The
Alice Fox, too, was like the early bind, UP
betimes, bringing over. the marketers from
the Maryland shore, and putting away over
the dark Potomac, Just then enlightened for
awhile, by multitudnous sparks from the
smoke stack of the George Page. Gradually
the sleeping city would awake, an early ris-
ing denizen would sally forth for a healthful
jaunt to the Spa spring, and, like the villa.
ger of old, inject the sun upon the upland
lawn" A store opening would put out it's
wares to meet the passers, carts and draws
began to rumble, and by the time the sun
was half an hour high, or the Catholic bell
rang the " Angelus," the town was awake,
and business whirring along over the marts
Of Change. The fortune of war has brought
changes. Now the mail wagon and Gazette
seem to slumber, the Alice Fox is laid up in
ordinary, and the quiet old Page, that jolly
old turtle, which used to wadde up and down
the Potomac with an uncountable number
of wagons on her back. has follow ed the pre-
valent fashion, and mounted with guns, and
sheathed with iron, does duty as 4 Confede-
rate war vessel, and is announced as throw
ing " shells into the Sickles brigade" The
only kind of shells we ever, in days gone by,
the Page with, were oyster shells
Mornings now come up from cut silent
night, and when Aurora climbs over Oxen
hill, she sees onl y a bayonet and an overcoat
with frost &C every corner. Soon
The sharp rattle of the drum awakes the CITY,
and, 10y the time the sun is fully up, trade
and war pursue side by side their several
avocations. What is lett of Alexandria is
awake.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

The Philadelphia Press says that as the
troops Of the Federal Government advance
into Virginia, observing that no crops are
now sown or gathered "they are marking
out plantations for themselves to be hereafter
occupied and cultivated by a new genera
tlon and new people.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Orders have been issued for the removal
OF i've cong anies of Col. Purnells Mary
land regiment, now stationed at the Pixies
vile Arsenal, to the town Of Salisbury, in
MARYLAND.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Garibaldi has written letter to the u. s.
Consu! at Antwerp, in which he says he
cannot get to the United States at present.
but that if the war continues he will over
come all obstacles and come over and assist
the Federal Government
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Rev. Byron Sunderland, in his sermon in
Washington, on the death of the late COL
Baker, is said in the Northern papers, to
have INDUCED in strong ant-slavery views
and feelings; Il ss ~ z
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

An order has been issued by the U. S. Sc
cretary OF War to the commanders of the
Naval Expedition, directing them to avail
themselves of the services of any, whether
fugitives from labor or not, who NAV offer
them to the Federal Government. and "to
employ them in such services as they may
be fitted for"-but. he adds, this is not to
mean general arming of them for military
service" All ''loyal masters" to be informed
that Congress will allow u just compensation
for the loss Of the services of those so EN-.
ployed.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

We must again urge the humanity of al.
lowing the wood which has been feled in
the neighborhood of this place, and which is
not used where it lies, to be brought to town
for sale We suppose there will be no diff
fully IN the matter, upon application.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Inc new assistant Bishop of the P. E.
Church IN Pennsylvania, Dr.. Stevens. is a
massachusetts man by birth, a considerable
traveller and scholar. and Of the moderate
Low Church School in ecclesiastical politics.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

1t il proposed at the North, and the pre-.
lminary steps taken, to organize new Pro-
testart Episcopal Seminary in Philadelphia,
TO take the place of the one near Alexan
dria, which has been closed blythe war.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

jeff. Thompson's army, in Missouri ac-
cording to telegraph accounts. was pursued
twenty two miles beyond Fredericktown,
when he pursuits ceased
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

1t is said that small vessels continue to pass
the blockade on the Potomac.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Communion service was held last Sunday.
in Grace Church, in this place. Revs G. A..
Smith and E. R. Lippitt oficiated.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

The midness of the weather approaches to
Indian Summer" But that season is vet
to come.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

The news Of the capture Of Springfield in
Missouri, by the Federal troops is confirmed.
Fremont is still advancing, and Price re-,
treatlng-bnt battle was expected SOON
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Experiments of warming and keeping
comfortable the tents used by the troops in
their encampments, is being made by the
opposing forces.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Gen. E. Kirby Smith, Of the Southern
army, has been recently married in Lynch
burg, to Miss Cassie Selden, of that place.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

considerable force of United States re
mains at Edwards Ferry, on the MARYLAND
slde, and there has been no attempt by the
Coniederates to cross the river.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

We hear Of very little seeding wheat in
all this neighborhood
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

The line of the Baltimore and Ohm Roll
road is to be guarded by thirteen companies
Of Z. S. forces.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Lieut. w. W. Ross of the New York An.
derSon A'uayes, was run over by the train
from Washington to Baltimore, last week.
and killed.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

In Georgetown, it is said, that fuel is very
scarce, and the prices high. Unless navga-
ton on the Potomac is reopened, there will
be much suffering amongst the poor in our
midst
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
THE CALEDON IAN,
Life in a Military Hospital.

The following extract Of private letter to
friend from one Of the ladies acting as vol
un,eer nurse in one Of the Military Hospl-
tai at Washington, conveys vivid idea of
the devotion and self-sacrifce required for
such service:
HOSPITAL, Nov. %, 1861.
You can tell that with fever and
death constantly about me. | have enough to
excite me and to cause painful thoughts
Hospital sights disguised me when | first
came here, and felt for some time that |
could not endure them: but the sorrow and
suffering sawsoon made things that were
c1arse and offensive sink into small matters, and
] grew more and more welded to my work.
But canltof get &c customed to the lamenta-
tons of the dying nor to the horrid monster,
Death himself, as he comes to US here. If |
were TO see any Of: the calm, placid scenes OF
passing away to another world, such as |
have heard of. could endure the sight of
death without shrinking. But it comes
here friehtful. grinning, jabbering maniac.
with wild, open, frey eyes, and hot, black
lips. and clu:ching fingers, and this grim
shadow crawls gradually over the poor sold
iers' forms until they look terribly hideous,
and that it seems to rob their lives from
them with dreadful struggle. My imagin-
alton has given the king of Terrors,' Il
never realize the truth of that title until now, J
horid personality which | am often afraid
Of meeting in the dim light Of the hospital
lanterns at midnight. \ soldier died here
last night. He belonged to the 9TH Vermont
Regiment, his name is Fushya. That is ali
we know about him. He was a remarkably
fnelooking Young man, with large black
ewes that seemed to dila,e to monstrous
size III the asouized working in death. He
never had a conscious moment since he was
brought from camp four days ago. After
such a death, late at night, the stiffness
seems oppressive and awful. ask myself "a
hundred questions Of all kinds, sitting alone
in my room, after so up for the right, and
sometimes sit here swdying to and fro in
my rocking chair until near morning. All
day have been thinking Of that young man,
and wondering # he had father or mother,
sister, or wife, that loved and thought of
him. He may nave relatives that have not
heard even that he was sick, and they will
expect to hear from him while he lies buried
in an unknown grave. Now have not food
enough for painful thought and feeling
here
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
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4 n EW DIS co Y E r Y

Tie AScar!drS or Pin Worms. the rcmGv1i Of which has
ever hiei The skill o The most eminent y-icali>, and
universally considered bv them hevpi the reach of
medicine. entirely expelled from the human stem
by the Use oi
DR.. T.. Il. G0ulTS Pin Worm Syrup.
4 warranted in ever case. Relief afforded in
twenty iolr hours This syrup Is purely vegetable pre-.
parttiuIi. and harmless with the youngest child.
SYNPrnNS-lntenS. itching. biting and distress in The
lower part 81 the rrCtun and about the sea- "lten Ills
taken iur the piles. 'i>agreeihe >eI>ati" IN h-rl-a>
tTiC lower Part the opwe> rc;le~II>S WAc
tUr. starring and screaming in the sleep a.!.tln,. and
Lpt unIre'ilentlN >i,r>ll> Of mr..
C,UrIo>-rle gruun. has the name Dr r &; could
Pin Worm SNrlp blown IN each bottle his portrait
Tao >iuilr "l his signature Oh The wrapper
lIERVkI y MOORE. Sole FforriotorS.
Address ,.r" { 'i"riw.ni Co.. II All y MAr>ii,. );
Is '~IoIi. Mas -cIl-iL agents i'. NcN England.
60 Sold - druggists GENERALLY. 3i-l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
CON.NISSIONER.S NOTICE.

WE. the subs, rIhrrs. being appointed bytL- 7
" C"GTtfurthr district ~ Essen Commas. e.
..-NililI!, ana just ali tliins and q,
persons against the estate o ililan Is. Mav al
Curtlu>tli district, Deceased. ami the claims -
exhibited IA Offset thereto, hereby ghr hottie --
months from the 9Th DAY OF NoV-, \ II. l-tl I--
lowed iur the creditors to present their claims
commissioners. iu- examination ana ALLOW
We VIII meet Tor thai PURPOSE al the l.u
Brigham 81 CuHC"rt.iu said district I'll liz. -
l,a-. and on the -Y;h day ci MAY, no. Al T.. -
IA. Oh each oi St!i Gdy>.
DAVID HTBBARD. }
ga CHACNCEl HILL, Conn
y. I. BROWN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
The Raising Of Sheep.

There mu t come an end to all beautiful
things, and this year of abundant harvests
aud manifold blessings, closes with this
month. We see around US, on every hand,
the evidence that Nature is closing another
volume of her records and settling the ac-
counts. The forests are bare and desolate,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
NOTICE of hearing upon Military 49,

4 against INC Nt3tc OF rlnlbLf.
Notice is hereby given that t. ri.i---> -.
mi>>ioners. appointed 10y the ,,overI..r Cd; r.. -
Vermont. pursuant I" act 81 the ue.'rA l.
o this State. entitled An ACT L. a,pl.iI -..--
10 ads> AMI settle certain claims AMI accr III
p"nGlture> ior Military purposes. Irpr.tr. -
ID ISL. VIII meet At The Court ii rJI-r e. h.--
Chlttcnien County, on the 18th iay nf i',~.-.r
1871. Tor the purpose 81 heirIl!. az! ir''-,'
claims against this STATE, a,,ruIlis p'Itr y ...
A ID 1871. ''ior the Gusts. charge AMI tN,I-,.>--
INK. enli>ilii., sut>i>tInG, clothing. >.fiut--
egnlpplns, Transporting. and pavll- trofi> ti--
the authority UI this State. OF i.Iv 'ruNrlr ,-'
Ice employed in aiding IL suppress the i!'~--' -
tion against the Unitcd States
Al! persons having claims oi the description o.
against this Stale, are allowed Two III. !ti~ u.
OF The nr>t publication ~ this hottie VIII
present HEIR said claims i'r alluwan.r. a.. ..
signed VIII hear all slCh claims ~ III" pa
ed in the order in which they Ar prr~-..'r- :.
'iay above named. until the cSPiret.'a . So
mouths.
All claims not - presented viii go. hi-r-: j.
10 idcliltdtc the performance 90 the il'-''-
ul!S>lo II i earnestly '!">irri 81 r;i-' aHi .-
ali such claims br presented "u The IL. % ia'~
named and claimants viii therein I",v--- -'
much SOONER than otherwise.
IL l. ordered that thi, notice %. pUh.-,.,! '--'
Succe>>lEeiy III the talriO;iidH published a, ;
~, the Vermont PhWniX. puol-Ir! a b..
Rutland Herald. published Al Rutland Ia j.
Iliic>, published IL Burlington tnr "a '''
Freeman, punished II VI rnIpccr. tn b.
her, punished Al Benniist IN The { IL 81.
published al Middleburv, The ~. Aibau> So
iI,hed al n. Adams, an! the vermont san -
Ell al Woodstock
GEO. + EDNJ Ms. I.
f. t.. WOoDBRlpuE. .-
GEO. A. MERRILL.
Dated this 2ath day of November. II !'t'.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
II. VI. HALL. o..
{. /. A. HI MPHREY. Z
ORDER Of NOTICE"t SETTLE.NEt
WILLIAM AlKEN'S Estate.

Al a Probate Court held al 81. Jvhll>tuIy Ill "a.
ola the 1th ia, uf Dec. a. IL ISL
WHEREAS. JOHN sIlLkERSeS. admin. '-r-,-.-
W the estate ct WILLIAM AIKEN Lac - O..
III said district deceased. Proposes l. render al
III i> administration and 10 lTc>.it hi a,,.,t de-
SAID estate Tor examination and dlluy iIi,,
"i making Partition ana distribution a.: I, I,->ir,
estate. Under deere uI said court. aiIi.t
Htp 10y law entitled 10 the Il l. rfr.-
ordered 10y sal: court that the same under
alton ana he heard al the Probate Office IA \ .
hurN the 2i.h idv II D-Cc8'r 4 H. l>tl. A.
further oI!crri. that all I-I>'> Interested 90
hereof hy publication ~ copy ii The H.
III the facdulaii. printed IL ~ Juh>trH rtt,.
suCl">-iIclN. i'TtNuI- L. >dlt tim. e" ii-dI tis-
n..y .iI,,t.,T and contest The allow II >aid .,
they calls; ami il~,i l- -ar'! iy ,.ils ,,.I, p,
matter oI Partition anu distribution OF >iii .-r
IN Conn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
TDW.HIS SIONEES' NbTTCE

WEthe Subscribers. being appuiri.i irtf. h 49,
~ ne Probate corr i"r TIA" district -
>."I.r>. i"rc,rlN" -rAai.Iii' al!a a. .ai!~ e,
Iuai'.> ul d!llrr>"H> against III s-r-r.. h-r N.
rrN ittr II Concord. ia >tId .!i-r-,r ,,. i>,
C;lul> IL TIE deceased exhibited ia
80 notice that - H. alias iT,.I IT, l-- -.a-
u ISL. Ar a'A 80. Ir liz, cred .
before az tulI' notice. Iiir "a 80 l--,-r 10y = =
,~. al the Dazzling iIus. "a Flora G,,..E r-v .-
nd Ii.r iti ia, ol J.lEaIy AMI lila "a. ~ v 49,
Leaf a. IL O'Clock The f":e,, o.. ii, il 90, al! a.,
MOSES HILL.
.l-.3 CHAUNCY HILL comm =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
ORDERS ARE SOLICITED.

\. 3. Our word is as good as the money. and
what is not found to be as 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 las,
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 who want our kind of goods than any
store in Northern Vermont Those who use Var
nlsh and Paints in small quantities will save much
by calling upon Us.
HOYT 6; GREEN,
Railread street. St Johnsbury, july 9, 1861
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH. judge o. Pr. =


WE. The subscribers. being appointed IL liz. =
w tourttor The district al Caledonia Comm. -
receive, examine" ami al just all CLAIMS aid J.la~
persons against the estate 81 Jerry u Hos
81 Lyndon. in said district. deceased. aha H..
., the deceased exhibited ia offset th-r,fu. .l.-.
notice that >iN inolttIs from the 1i iAH o N
allowed or the Creditors L. present their "a
SAID commissioners, Tor 'AdniIdllpli and allow div
that VIII meet Tot that urp.r>e. at the fNelli,f
lie said hopkins 'ieCea>i. The 18th DAY 81 De-
l>tl aid "n The Eth DAY "a MAY 1867 a. L. o'coJh =
FORENOON ui each oi >iid DAYS
r. \. CAiinoN, 0,,....
-I-TY % HARRIS tvll!ni->. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20

DIGHT-HAND, SWIVEL, SEED, and
. llSlde-hill Plow>, and Cultivators constantly
Oh hand by
LUXE BUZZELL, ST. Johnsbury, Vt.
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TRD STRAIN SANBORN.
ASA SAkIEAN-.


fOU-NI>SIONEE.>' NOTICE.
WE the subscribers ,rgap ir ilIci ly IT,. fru.-.
W i"T The district ul Caledonia. C"In>-i .l,I-
eNli.i!il- AMI a. G>I all claims AID DEMANDS -.
against Ia" estate II William gray late g i.
Il 81. district deceased. and the lal- - .--
tAi4.ii'd III of>'t tirrcin. lvrets -I.r Notice. E
months from the llth DAY ~ My ! . l>,! a..-t
the Creditors 10 present tL"r claims minis
-: rNa;nafly:I AMI allow i,r. AMI that VI y - IT,
mai lil:l,">e III the dwelling, hou>r al Wi,:.U j.
brA:. III RXcSlic IL. fir>I Tuesday -. Ma -t.-
o'clock, i.
GEORGE COWLES.1
II q GIBSON =, I'LL.
go " I. WHirELAW
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20

The subscriber will sell his farm which he
now resides, located two miles and a half south
east of Danville Green. pleasantly situated on the
main travelled road from Danyille to Barnet
said far!n contains - acres of most excellent
land, well divided into tlaSe, pasturage and now
ing the very best of never failing water running
both to the house and barn. The buildings con-
sist of house, barn. sheds &C.. all in good re-
pair. There is a sugar orchard on the premises
of l2j or 1870 trees. and new sugar house. AL
so, an orchard of - young apple trees, commence
ing to bear fruit. Said farm is we'll fenced. and
in every respect is most desirable location for
farmer Possession given next March or April.
For further particulars as to terms. &C.. nlease
call and inquire; and the purchaser would do
we'll TO call and examine the growing crops.
HENRY c. DANFORTH.
Danville. July Is, 1861. sat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
rO.N.UISSIDNERS NOTICE

WE. the subscribers. being appointed ~ III. p --
Court for the district oi E->.A. Ccinini-> l.rr> 90
examine and adjust all claims ami i-ii,!.> 81 a %.
rran>t tucll> ID ic. late oil EI>t iaF.u Il >A.i .,-
deceased. and the claims oi the -ts t>t.!
Offset tleret" hereby give Notice TIA. ~ months
the 25th day OF November. \. 10 l>tl aovv,- go ~
creditors Ia present their claims L. >al conn.
examination and allowance. and thai ID me-.
that purpose Il. the WrlliIi, il-I>c M
il Ea>t haven the ir-t TUESDAY OF Jauuarl H. a.
the ir>t Tuesday MIr. l>12, ~ 10 ol,-. d. -.
forenoon Ui each ol sai! ,iar>
II. VI. HALL,
7I-.3 eta. HUMPHREY ,t.i---.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20

I'VE offer to the country trade and consumers, com
pete assortment oi every variety OF Liquors, iiieS
&C. ard would that our experience Of more than For
Years a. importers is Lot only asutCent guarantee iVr
the purity goods but that enables Us I" oner al
yantageS to buyers that cannot be eNreed by any house
Boston. Owing the difficulty Of proc urug. in many
towns strictly pure and reliable article OF Liquors and
Wine. for medicinal other purposes have for many
years given special attenti" TO filling orders Tor private
and consumers Will find ii greatly their advantage
send their orders direct, employ ell
ling other agent, whatever Persons who reGsrs pure
Liquors and Wines i'll large small quantities, may rest
assured that all orders will receive best personal at
and that every article hose Viii he
satisfactory i'll every respect. Communications by mail
will receive prompt attention, with tul and complete cat
aiusUe OF goods, prices, &s.
Id RICHARDS & SONS
81 i g State Street, Boston.
Boston, April s, 1851. 3.-o9
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

THE subscribers. having been appointed !. thu n
hlr Probate Court Tor tie district I Cal. ;.ia. Eel
>l'icT>- l" receive. ,Aaule. AID adjust a. t4i:-
',;I..i> IL -. persons. slI.>t i estate . L.,
F.irrrw late 81 Pe.-chaul. Ia said district. ...-
ai tie claims ri the deceased LIi,iT, j! oils
L. hereby give u;lCc That IN r!lt> rom tie
81 Nov, A ID. 1851. allowed ilr til. creditors g.
ti their AIMS L. said commissioners Ipr tX4t
Al dl.pW ii!UC. and TIA WI ii-v il4at .--
the '."cl!iil- A'l>e "i the late Benjamin Fagrua
c,i. IN PtiNualu the 81 dts JdnLarE real IL
DAY II May next, al ole O'clock y. m, each .-
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
Railroad street. St Johnsbury, July 9. 1861
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Having leased the shop formerly occupied by
s. b. Marston, would say to former customers
and the public generally, that am prepared to
do all kinds of work with neatness and despatch
wish to call attention particularly to horse shoe
ing which will be done IN manner that will de-
fly competition. CALVIN PATTERSON.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. %, 1860. l8tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-20
WATCH, CLOCK, and JEWELRI
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING

Having had over y years experience in the
business. being practical Matchmaker and En-
gravcr myself | shall spare no pains in giving
satisfaction in this department Of my business,
and warrant all work.
{. c. CIIILDS.
st. Johnsburv, Vt.