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ssssssssssz VI STRING AT SEA. MR. w. AL.
Booth, tbs coast pilot Of the revenue cutter Har-.
ries Lane. sports fte discovery of boiling fresh
waiter spring at SEES off the coast of Florida He
says The spring i situated twelve miles north BY
seask from 81 Augustine, Fla and eight miles Off
satore. It boiis up With great force, and can be
deserted at distance Of two miles. When first
seen il has the appearance Of q breaker, and is
generally avoided but there Ii no danger in the
uicnity and there is five fathoma Of water between
Ill ana Tile shore. Ten fathoms Of water are found
I. "a The alFardy but no bottom can be reached
with she deer sea lead and thirty fathoms Of line
4 at the spring itself. The water In the spring ID
asesll and is BY no means unpalatable One peou-
aisFity about this phenomenon il that when the st,
4otn,g river d high it hoiis up from six to eight
gset above heleve of the sea, and presents rather
Il forbidding appearance. This spring has doubt.
sess aeceiFcd hundreds who have hastily put about
frena, as they thought, imminent danger, and re-
ported seeing rock with water breaking over
III The Harriet Lane has passed through itHev-
safal times, and water has been drawn from II by
{ q hllcket thrown over the side, and when drank
mo pleasant taste Of smell has been found. It's
position ana harinless character hare been long
anknewn, hut NOW the supposed danger has be-
come as II were 70 well Of water in q barren
Hand
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TIE Toilet

"TRaFEIO" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
'TREFELIo" Curesall Eruptionu.
"TRfFEIIon softens the Skin.
"TREFEL1o" Beauties the Skin,
'TREFELIo" Eradicates Humor,
"TREFELIOn 50 cents q bottle.
Particularly adapted to climates few drops pourcc
the water for Bathing deciousy refreshing and exhcya
g giving the Skin Freshness smoohness Elasticity sonss
9riancy and PuryCooipg and nvgoratlng- tn,
iesh firm and of asbaso richness Beauty removes
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
RS-sod everywhere at 80 cents bottle ...n.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYE No. 1874 Cana
trset, and by Druggists generally. sv-.
TILEsTON Il CO.,
ny2S 2ply General Agents, 48 Broadway, New York.
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AeMG0UlR.

SMITH, COOPER Il STEBBINS ..
Have removed from II Tchoupouas street to No. "A POY
IDEAS STREET, ono door from Magazine. MIG 2p1m
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Storage of Furniture, etc.
Families leaving the city have their Fur
nturo Carpets etc. carefully cleaned and stored during their
absence, by applying to .r..
WATKINS & HOMAN,
Carpet and Curtain Warehouse,
al 2pl2t 30 Camp street.
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Prot Wo9d Thee wilt nonse accept linz to Inform tha
that INC half on my head NIL fell twenty years ea
caused n complicated chronic disease attended With an eg
ION on he mead continual course of suating through Efa
hhyng reduced me to state Of dependencies have n1 ny
able obtain stuff for neither have able 10 do them gs
ap in CONSEQUENCE Of which my head has suffered xtpsrn
ron cold This induced to pay Briggs Hodges n1o!t
we last cent had on earth for two dollar bottle OF INV Hail
hGsorhve, about the FIRST Of August lust have faibfn
toed the directions and the bald covered witB
mar hick and black though short II Is coming in nj n
my mead Feeling confident that another large bottle nnIT ra
sore It entirely and permanently feel anxious to perseyere u
a use and being destitute of to purchase any ns
You'd aSE hee v thee woust not be willing to an Or
uer on ihe agents for bottle and receive myself the Er
te the reward s to those that are kind 10 X,
widow and the fathetIesa,D r N. - otaa
Thy FRIEND sIJgANEAH KIRRy
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Boots, Shoes 0sstS HsSogNeS,
ATEW SALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Russo,
BRoGANS; Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and CampeachJ
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans.
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Ill Word to the UgaaCise.

Ill Word TO the U9e9Vise.
You that of indisceton have brought you
body and in mindthat feeble nervous unhappyge
going say mserableand almost wish your were
end Now by taking advice, you become new
people, and be ranked amongst the the unwe
Take
Wright's Rejuvenating Elixir,
and you will find you strength RETURN your an end
the remainder of your days blessing yourselves
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Fl and ISL Charities street.
sS 2p3teod&1tW Sole Proprietors
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TO Dry Goods J0bbes's.

For sale consignment by the undersigned UNI
BRELLAS 10 of LINEN THREAD 10 cases of SWISS
NULL.
J. G.. SIBBALD,
m22 2p1m No. 571k Magazine street.
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WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND-This medicine
is pre-emineDtly excellent for those coughs
which are so prevalent in this climate, opca-
stoned by severe cold settling upon the
lungs, and which unless relieved usually ter
inmates in consumption. We have never
known any remedy attended with such uni
versal success. All who have used it speak
Of it in terms of the highest commentator,
as almost universally affording immediate re-
lief. 1t is no humbug, but an actually, a
compound just fitted to accomplish what it is
recommended to do. 1t is spoken of in the
highest terms by those who have used it for
sore throat, asthma. and in cases Of severe
Group, as atfording instant relief. We have
known those, thought to be in settled con-
sumption permanently cured by using it
Without further comment We say to all who
are afflicted with any of the maladies for
which it is recommended, give it one trial
Orleans Standard
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Compromising Principles.

Fears are entertained by many that there
will be some humiliating compromise pushed
through Congress to fetter the coming ad-
ministration in advance. The outside pres
sure upon this body is tremendous. MIR
Pangborn of the Boston Atlas, writes as fol-
lows from Washington, Jan. Both:
We have now here not only the Boston
fossil committee, but also deputatlon OF
two dozen of the eminent gravity OF New
York. like number from Philadel phia, and
even the Milwaukee Board of Trade, now
here on pleasure excursion, felt yesterday
morning impeled to exercise themselves on
the state of the Union. This last mentioned
BODY met and passed resolutions of the nam
by-pamby order. Those who waited on Hon
John +. Potter. the representative OF the
Milwaukee district, got very short and de-
Cided answer. Mr. Potter informed them that
he was not sent here to compromise his prin-
c:ples. nor take counsel Of his fears ; that he
would consent to no compromise with, and
make no concessions to. the rebels who were
in arms against the L ited States and that he
would see the whole brood and breed of such
fellows in place that is not specially adapt
ed to the purposes of powder house, SOON
er than agree to any such compromise as
they desired Potter settled that case as
speedily and decisively as he did that little
business with Pryor of Virginia. l only wish
that we had more such sturdy and fearless
men here as Jack Potter of Wisconsin. We
have goodly number, but shall | say that
apprehend that enough weakened men vii
V; be found here among the republicans tt
sell out the party and debauch its influence
in advance Of its actual accession to power
fear it greatly.
IL Jackalow, the Chinaman, has beer
found guilty of robbery on board the slool
Spray, and acquitted of the murder OF tn
crew. An effort will be made to have IN
verdict set aside.
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DEATHS.

In this place. Jan. 81, John S. Barker. aged
Sc years.
Tn Danville, JAN So David Wilson, aged IS
A resident of that town for &c years.
In East St. Johnsbury, JAM 81, Asa Morrill,.
In Mddebury. Jan. ., Catherine f., aged 80
wears vito Of uf,s Meade, Editor of the Regis
ter.
In Cabot, Jan. ID, Hannah, wife of Thomas
Lyford. Feb. l, daughter of Horace Carpenter
aged II years.
In Lunenburg, Jan, 90, Charles, son Of George
Clark. aged year.
In Irasburg, on the Goth ult, Maria florence
aged Sc years.
In Coventry Jan. II, Athlinda, daughter OF 'oo
Guild. aged IA years and ! months.
! In Troy, Jan. 26, Howard Pratt, aged 81.
In Providence, R. l., Jan. -. Susan, aged TO-
wife Of Hosea Carpenter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08

FARMERS FREE DINING SALOON Mr. John
W. Farmer, who, during the winter of 1857,
opened free dining saloon at his residence
in Ludlow street, New York, where he fed
thousands Of the poor and destitute, free of
charge, has recently thrown his doors open
once more to the needy. He now sets ia
BILE in the evening, which is covered with
cold corned beef, ham, pork, fish, vegetables
and soup, and all Of the best quality. The
number Of people fed thus far of an e' ening
has varied from $50 to 700, mary of them
being regular customers, the meal they get
there being the only regular one they have.
In 1857 two-thirds Of those fed by MIR Far
mer were natives of Ireland. This year two
thirds of the whole number fed have been
Germans, and there are more Americans than
Irish among them. Mr. Farmer is not veal
thy, but he has the disposition and means to
befriend and assist the poor.
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THE MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6, 1861.
At market 476 Cattle. about 400 Beevcs and
21G Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one two and three years olds.
PRIcES-Market Becf-Extra $3.50 1913 :;
first quality $500 a 5000; second do. $500 {;
third do. So 90 ordinary $40.
Working Oxen-S7O, 600, $50:
Cows and Calves-S3O, 80, 40, 60.
Yearlings-S0 0.
Two Years Old-Sl2 II.
Three Years Old-Slj Il.
Sheep and Lambs-2tG0 at market. Extra and
selections. 1875 5,25 in lots, Sl,5O, l,7j, a
600
Swine-O0O0 at market.
Hides-4! DC per ID.
Calf Skns-lOa lie per ID.
Pelts-Sl,OO lbs each.
Talow-6i &c per ID.
REMARKS--There was smaller stock of cat
tie and sheep at market than last week. and pri-
ces Of beef improved about p cts. per cwt-
Sheep. though they were all sold early, there was
a de cline of - cts per head on last week. Dro-
vers say they lest money.
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nOWNER'S KEROSENE OIL

The subscriber has just received two barrels of
Downer's kerosene Oil, and has made such ar
rangements that he will hereafter be able to sup
ply the genuine article to all who call.
This Oil is far superior to any other make
Price one dollar per gallon. l.. JEWETT.
st Johnsbury, Dec q, 1857.
n. B. Orders from distance promptly at
ended to.
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ST.lTE Of iFE.EONT.

i'al.I"!L Ni~lrICI. =.
AT 4 Probate to1ri h"i'icn At Tie Probate Office in :.
J"l>ry. within and Tor ,ai on the iIi day
of February. \. D.. lo6
An Instrument. pur"rti, :" hc tn LI>i u IL and test
lament al ASi Morrill,, latr"i X | EBY. in said
district. 'ic' ca- tcliE Presented the mere ty
CALVIN MORRILL, Tho executor therein lame,
Tor Pr"litr II i ordered y -d! court that all persons
concerned therein b" notified To appear al a session OF
said Court to hc holden ut the Pr"ig. Oitcc in =
.IuIi>hI!ry tn 2,l day 81 February. ISL ar! show
cause. il they have against the Probate of >ai.
sill: which purpose il i further ordered that cop
the record this order l." published three weeks sue
cp>>ivcly in the Cacdoiian printed at 81. Johisbury
previous L. said time appointed l"r hearing.
true copy OF record, -
$50 ASA l.. FRENC II, Judge OF PROT ale
Attest, ASA J.. FRENCH, judge Of Probate
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MARRIAGES.

In East Hardwick, Jan. %, by Rev. f. Evans
J. NJ. Kendall and Louisa \. Hill, both of Hard
wick.
In Goshen Gore. Dec. 25th. by Rev j. G. Nc
Loud. Andrew J. Weed and Mary Ann Ransom
both of Goshen Gore.
In Newfane, Jan. Is. by Rev. VIM. II. Lord
E. 7. Jewctt Of Montpelier, and Julia X. Field
d,uuhter of Chas h Field.
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DR. \. p. c. CAMPS,

Physician and Surgeon from France. Surgeon i'll
French Army during the Crimean War, director
of the Medical School of Algiers. begs to inform
his friends and all sick people. that he is come
back in this state, and in place to so to Derby.
where he was last year. establish his defntiye
residence in st. Johnsbury-Railroad Street sec
ond door after the Passumpsic House where he
will pay his first attention to all patients. and
make any kind Of surgical operation. Terms
Cash or ready pay. Particular attention to con-
sumptiyes. Private rooms for secret diseases.
21-3U+
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE. the subscribers. heinz appointed ht the Probate
COurtt"r he district t" Ca''"l!a, Commissioners. IL
receive Examine and .iilet all claims AMI demand. of
persons the est OF AN i'll aker late iarlW iCk
in said district deceased ard the claims of deceased
exhibited offset thereto. hereby give npticc that sN
months from tie Eth day Of Jauary A d. ISL
are allow ed the creditors 10 present their claims
said commissioners iUr Examination and allowance and
that i'll meet that purpose AT the ling lo>
the iiow Clara Walker III said liardwick on the Isl
day Of March and the st day oil August lotl 10 O'Clock
a. N. each day.
$50 ORRA I RtSbf
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A Friend in Need. TRY it.
S
BIRTHS.

In Sutton. Jan n, daughter to G. W. john
son. Jan. 30 son to II. +. Barker. Jan. 20,
a son to 3. +. Gaskill.
In Cabot. Jan. %, a daughter to Charles Ad-
ans.
In Barton, Feb. ., son to Thos. Jefferson
Rurpham
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KID RENGTUENING PLISTERS
WILL BE SOLD AT MUCH
LESS THAN LIS REAL NAIEE

About IO2 acres of land in Newark. VI Q,
miles from the West Burke Railroad Station %
acres OF 1t being under Improvement, and more
hard wood land well adapted to it. The lot is
well watered, lies finely. and would make An ex-
celent farm.
There is also a large quantity of Cedar and
spruce Timber, which is valuable on account
of its proximity to the Railroad
Credit will be given for part if desired. For
further particulars inquire of Henry Doloff
Lawrence Sleeper, Newark, VT, or the subscribe
at Cranky. Vt. 15a
JEREMIAH GLINES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08

RSsn MIN.
On tn efficacy Of TIL Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived from Il
Rev JOHN PlTiiruNT N rl Nas.-It, efficacy in Sal,
kheJIa and oti.tr Isiane, - Diseases.
Rev wARIEN BURTON. Boston Mas.-its e,scacy in Heal
tons and eftiai D,5l 1t, Van, 70 Ce1s, pi
Rev, ARTHUR r. ttILER-It- Efficacy N.rvcu. Head
aches, Exhaustion, N,IvI>' >ai ;Gt, Tor All Ulv.Ic
lie. AMI G..,ral D,bilt L., NSue l" Cl.rr,m.n
Rev. AUGUSTUS r. TVrE somer'ile, Mas-Cure for Boils
and General lie iIiy-
Rev GURDvH ROBBINS. Hartford, Coun-I,s Efficacy in
fox Alcoholic stmulani..
Rer SYIvANI'S COBB. Boston Msse-Is Tse and Efficacy
family; Restoration O: S;.,,lEtll 4:ier Typhoid Fever
Rev. TIioM WiITrEMoRE Boston, Hass-1:s Use and VAL
uen Paralysis ID and Drops! te Chest; and adcs,
Il, gives coi, Buo, u,y Of spirits Elasticity Muscle
Rev. OSBORN NJ RICK rr.i.c Mass.-iis Efficacy
-. NIu>'s Dance. nEi Chrome Bronchitis
Rev. EPIRAIN MITE JR Issrenc,. Territory Its
Efficacy IN Dyspepsia D,:nity, tIcaion, and Adaptation
Rev THOMAS H. PoN~- IL Etcacy l General Debility Ex-
hau>t,n Of Nervous
Rev RICHARD MTG ALI Boston. Macs Its Use
that i wanted"
Rev. NJ. WEBSTER Hcston Mass-Is Value IN Dyspepsia
Chronic DiarIlia' Drars' ri'I Of Liver and Stomach
Rev JOS II. CIINCH Best N, Mass-l;s Efficacy IN Diar
rhoca and General bodily
Rev. ABRAHAM JACKSON. wa'roie - Ills Efficacy
in Pies. Dyspcpsia. and / uiesl;i. Appetite.
Rev. > PEARSON JE, N.~buli"rt, iass-Is Eiicsoy
Dyspepsia and ne5iiin-
Rev. ARTHUR r. l. CRAwLEV. Herslata. Burmuh T. L.
Climatic D,tl:ty. Sw,inr, Il the E-ir,ir liz
Prof Z. VIr.IS sCHFRB Boston, MIS-, It's Restorative
AFTER t''Cr. VI It the
Dyspepsia, decentralization Scholars Teachers, Clergy
and ECIo-s.'
Rev. Henry UriIiN B"on Mass.ls Efficacy Dyspep-
e Affections 4: I5c l.iV,I
Rev :. H. R:DDEI Boston Mass 1t. vnlue in case- of
Bronchitis, indigestion, io:Il Liver Neuralgia and Nervous
Debility
/ Rev p c IIEApiiY C,ee: fed Mass Its Genuineress
Medical Agent tl.i III, ICY Dysi->iu, Disrrteea
and rruIisy.
R.vI W. "INSTFAD. n.>'on. N4es-';enr-al Recommen-
caon and Confidence Jrt Medicines
Ef.,acy lii Dy II i~i- aid Nervous Dei.ty
: y. II. Paml::iste conf. iGin- citers from the
above name. t;rEiciicw :i:..i others. and giViE.
iuli iriurIH lion Uf 4 = .LrEp. he had ON 4
UlicatiGn 10 Ike .;.euis. 10
JOHN =. JEwETT & CARTER.
S TO /. Z 50 SF.N.NE STREET.
Next door 10 Nea Post oi!cc,p
i o : L O y.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ORA CR0SEY. }Conn;s,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

THE subscribers having been appointed hy the Hu!.ora
bic Probate Court for the district Essen commits,
sioners TO receive and adjust all claims and
demands OF all per>"I>. against the estate James
Howard. late Of Concord. III said district d,cel,.
represented insovent. and tie term OF six months from
the day January s6 being allowed hy said court 4,
the creditors oi said .tea c,. exhibit prove their
respective claims .eiuIc Give notice. that Will at
tend 10 HE duties ui appointment al the dwelling
house Of " Ilia,n > Howard, i'll said Concord
on the ri SATURDAYS OF April ami July next at ococh il
the Afternoon, each vi sad GAYS.
ELMORE CHASE
$50 WIN B. MAY, )Ooih Is.
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COVETS SIONERS' NOTICE.

. 20 WHISSIONE TN NUIITE.
WE the Subscribers being appointed by the IIonGra-
Die Probate the district OF al. donna commits
sioner> 10 receive examine ana ADJUST all Clas and de-
mandS OF all prr,u,, against the estate {" Riley Harvey
late OF LYNDON i'll said district, deceased and the
claims Of the deceased exhihedin Offset there" hereby
give notice that sX months the 18th day Dec
d ls allow ed Tor the creditors I" heir claims
before Give Notice" that "" VIII meet for that pUr-
nose at the du eil. house 1hr widow Sarah Harvey o.,
Saturday the 2d a! ii March AID 18th day OF June
a one clock in the afternoon Of each q" said days.
II. NJ HALL, lC,-
2:-0- J.W. EVANS, |oomrs
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TIIE EBONYTYPE ON GLASS.

These Pictures are the most beautiful known
at the present time. and are equally as lasting as
any other. When put in cases they are sold at
The same price As Ambrotypes.
Nude only at G0ge's fortrat GoIuy,
where they were invented All kinds of Pictures
Cases and Frames will bc sold
rs CHEAP
at this Gallery As at any other in the county.
Persons can call at THIS 0ALLTI;Y al any time
and examine specimens and prices without being
teazed to purchase. 2S
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n l. NJ S L + D. S
WATERPROOF
LE A THEIR PRESERV YER,
This Compound, discovered by Prof Denison
OlmSted. Of Yale College. is the best preparation
now known for making leather in every form and
quality
lmpervious to Water.
1T is one of the most useful of the many appl
cations Of science to the useful arts, with which
the name Of Prof Olmsted is identified.
1t perfectly penetrateS the leather. and renders
even Old and hard leather almost rs soft a. buck
skin, and is perfectly neat, that will not soil
the fingers, or the carpet, even when applied to
the soleS of boots. Indeed, to j)rercM cr0chinG
M leathef, to reStofe its n0tu,i coor, to add 10
ITS d"'0bthty. and to make il equal to lndia-rub-
Der i'll turning water, without any Of the disagree
able qualities Of rubber. this Chemical Compound.
Is unequalled, so much so, that its use must be-
come UNIVERSAL like the little sulphur match no
one can dispense with it. while it is a constant
witness to the advanced arts. and an addition
to the means, comfort, health and progress of
mankind.
For sale, wholesale or retail. by
BALDWIN X BURpEE.
2ou Agents for Caledonia Co.
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are encouraged to adopt new facilities, and to Of
fer still better bargains.
Our motto being "a nimble siXpence is better
than slow shilling" we would call the builder
attention to the fact that we are now commencing
on lot of
FIFTY THOUSAND FEET OF PINE
which we are going to put as soon as possible, in
to common sized Sash and Doors. to be sold al
prices that defy competition. With our facilities
and experience in the business, we feel ourselves
fully competent to offer work. considering work
manshiR and material, lower than any other shop
new or old, in this section.
AS we keep constantly on hand large supply
Of well-seasoned Pine, We are always prepared to
fill orders for extra work promptly. without being
spoiled by hasty seasoning or not seasoned at all
as is apt to be the case when not thus prepared
With our new patent Molding Machine we are
prepared to offer any of the
Fancy styles of Sash, Cornicc Band
and Door holdings, Newells, Hand
Rails and Banisters.
Bevclled Doors. &c We also furnish Window
Frames lower than they have ever been realized.
and to complete our arrangements to meet the
wants of the builder, we keep an assortment Of
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, &C,
and Sash ready glazed. and will furnish Glass to
customers at the Boston wholesale price and the
Freight.
All work delivered aboard the cars when desir-
ed. without charge. Be particular in sending or
ders to give size, thickness and quality, and they
will he promptly met, and as low as though given
personally.
Pine. Spruce. HemlOck or Bass Lumber taken
in exchange for work. Seasoned Floor Boards
ready planned constantly on hand, for sale at the
lowest market price.
Call at the st. Johnsbury Sash and Door Shop
at Ramseys Village, and if these things are
so. A list of prices forwarded immediately on
application.
l.. o. STEVENS.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. II, 1860. lift
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business. of guarantee
ing a good article or no
|pay, has met with such
decided success that we
now f,o;l;t;oe ,oj f
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and CONSCIENTIOUS fidelity; and nothing done o
advised except for the benefit of the patient.
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5 A S H AND DOORS

We are happy to say to
the building public that
the norel experiment we
have been applying TO
the
SASH & DOOR
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-08
The Daily News

Is published in the city of Shreve-
port, Parish of Caddo, every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday morning, at the low price OF
50 to mail subscribers. The Mon
day. Weekly News is published at
So so per annum. The News will
not be forwarded to any address, until
the subscription money is received,
as it is published on the cash princi-
pie; and the terms being put at low
figures, will not admit of credit.
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