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GENERAL LOEING'S ADDRESS TO IFS
ARMY.
EEA,a' IS DGp'- WGsTEKS VAGINA
CHARLEs7oa, Va, sept t.
VIA G.LEs Cor&T-HoCss, Sept. ia.
@EsrR.I Orders
NO.
The comaiaruins general congra,Hi"tcs tl.s
army on The brilliant Elarcn fruIn ...e -"ntI.-
west 10 ln!s place IN one week, ~nd r;i H.
successive victories over ll.o ereInJ CT tsy-
ette CoGrt House, Cotton HGl ano Charleston.
Il vii be imneIuorial In history hat over
coming the mountains aad tbo eucuiy II one
week, you have established the Ia; Of the
-c2uu;ry TO lie outer BORDERS Of tr-' Confeoe-
r.cr. IustAnccs IF galiantry und rss'io;:c
u-y.;.oa ale too numerous u To- 't-'ia',f
designated 1t This time; but TO Lr,sa,:,, rot.
,r,.dsrs and their eticers aud inen * coir
IL ,ailpg general makes grateful aca :7leds-
...:r. for services to which our brilliant sue
uess ,s duo. Tho country vii: remsz.a"r All
TOWARD you.
~ COMMAND OF
A!ajor General LonsG.
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER u, 1899.
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CAPTURE OF HARPER'S FERRY
CEN J4cgSoN~S OFFICIAL NIBP1ira

The following official account u the cop
.ture Of Hcrpsr's Ferry by Gen. Jacksou's
array corps hss been received BY The Govern
msnt:
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JNANTED-By a young Lady Of ,hi" city: With Ave
VI Suart experience, siluHtioR 10 TSi"sES Ia
usual English brsaensa prulsk Eai hdsis r-'rD"s'-
Mis- r-fsraures KiT-n, II required.
Address Miss "omesx," RtchmuEd, Va. 80 '.-
LAX 2I--N1t" =
": AETEp-A silsason IL Processes: In Southern
II A.lu or fomAl. College by gsE'lansI ~to ha.
.ugkt sGccn.4fcliy bah The chair 81 staeF Hatts.
nntes AQcio1t LExaa would te piei-Tsd ~ ths}
h.y. be4n especially lsuanl siIi thi % Nora: rh''o
nav or Of ihs a,u raj sci. nee, would b. s.rd
p,rt:oul.rs sid rsfa--rces sddrs.s u. !s'~oho -.
Aux Sn-cl.:>
~;'ThI.-:. LAZY " tA.e ohsrS6 d niii.i! hSctS
Ia So ".n,Iy, Ia whom uoi-rsts tfJ WI! u
Elra. 9a TIN, will conc veil "a ~ 70 sha
sstcr, at p.orouHt iy r-aE; 20 tes1h I'll ID. Ing
]sn B,sco~,. s-tn.s ifsusb. "hd Music Or the
f.sn
ROBERT MEREDITH.
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l9>LrLLGTE0ES.
crn. nrsYEII -, 60,

FcoI ~rjIElX v:.Eaa:-:.;,.
Tho following sddses~ j. IL. :Svi'- c:
Testc.a Virginia has ho>.. ,:s,,.sd y; Gcne'Al
Go7iaS:
70 wi.!: PEOPLE OF a.Es"i!c?it,'
VIRGINIA.
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7ur SURRENDER OF HARprEs FERRY.

Ap1rr-o-a.. PARTICULARS
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Information which reached this city last
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STEVEGSTlLLE MALE ACADEMY.
IEtRR n.xt sossnn q ihl. Yscaol -i "a -
4 :hSn ~ saPT6hS..a :,e., bua W; 81. - -aIr'.
lach Of jul7,
Irl4s PER sx.I,os or ryg Ao-:r-.
1u:l.H.bLx.EL 70
ALs.s-S srt ao1-.E .r7i ~ ga
Far iafcIui-.iou Sans-raiaE S"AJd. ~: s2py 70 20
Pr acIpal Iva f 5 shi-HACH
Hl-rlu
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klSl Icis
Dir. CuANBLI<s, e Va, nh:+;'.,; lrs"o e
. ;n,r0huce Ii.e f.l.o vim: s".I. i v, .h So:
SaISec -.
Kesui;sd, That tLs G.yi.. ai:.", ii s.. - sd
Means Consider Tie justice. "a. 80 tt'l ~
p.disuuy uflavviug IT,. IN a.Gr,a .or G:,:.
urposc Of making fGic ru.i s.tu:."n's o'.,a-
pens alion for slaves los: To their 49, I,=rE u,
rsssou q! !he public rn-r1 ."n i::s pi.a.i.:
war aid ctpnrL tho :e$a:C CT 49,. ':v.!--rr.
liuus ~ This House.
Mr.. HIlTos, of FI!rli,, Is copaen:, pie
seni=,i Communication fran III. Governor u!
lhst Stale, il rclatiua 70 the expV:tat..,, q
crlt,.:I, and IN. operGilIis oi sp"@',iat"r-, aid
en.bodying ccrist" Irc. HiIn..!.cauun, con-
! corning the prohibition u Ina tiru". LIZ
fcrrrj ~ tho CJinntteo on Foreign AEt:TS.
Mr. G4arAiLl, ui ia, !r.iu ;!.o CyusEittss
on ice Jucic;sty, reported bscE E Senate t]!
changing The tinle Of meath: Oh i6s nont re-
ular esS-irT "t CoIs:,cs trnnI tho itcHt III tn-
DAY ii December 10 tEs s:c'Id li,.,!dg: IA
January, wiI Recommendation d.: x pati-
4 motiun ~ puelpoHe Was voted Joan, snG
the bill pEsssd-lves SO, n"%s q
II. nku reported l,a.h, frc,n lie ,eii.o soro
p,Ittru, 4 III, 10 mskr Irs"e";y r":4o isg.i
tei,her, viii; Il reoo:pr.endat.u- .Bs. :. Il u.
ps. 8. The bill w..s pu,;poF,'6 80 paced
upon the calendar. 'nG1oH :" n + II tie
special order tor H.. po,;::.iG MnI.da. .: Jgn-
Gsry' 1906 ~S' ted 1''""--'e' - ''eS'
IL
On b"i:HH 81 III "':' ~. VI H. '~f
special o'dsr o. The o"F >'"S - .''l was
PoSto1heo' Win 'ie'' !" ~'s'''."H -" ta!-
OF the regular s'S-'a'oe '''''''' ''','' ~ -
ports
NJ E'i"i nAl' '.'''' 81 ~,
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MUL..G L..G rfL !'.h''r hi
sJE-nPsEa !sT OF .-.T~Ris. 80 .."rAs LET y
Il Jelly ioilnvlts
TrasI Yos Bo.yy. 7,cIu.l7- ~ h&hY tsT%1
IS. yer hail .aafiri, p J. 9i- IL "d0,.s.3-.
T:Ir,oJ .icLe y r-r Ia. )! s".sp-. f-;Acl- Z g
.G,.<
au.-ox. 0! ra2i., l!.s:'.: t. '~a-;T. adfr-...
fiEE rJ~ Frs.
Leg E-1tJl' D-a'ti, r.s'lfk= e"cny, r.
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Lead u> rot into TemptatiOn.''

The following incident, which is related BY one
who was witness fit. is worthy Of preservation ;
During one Of the days of tAe muster held al
Concord. a wear or two since, after long ana
tedious march, the troops were matted Iol rest d
portion Of them BEING III front OF an anc!ei' Ou'
comfortable looking mansion. cTtrythlhS ABOUT
which bespoke thrift and happiness. In 'front.' OF
the house pump and the oId fashioned way
rring trough Several of the soldiers stepped to
the pump 70 Sa, X their thirst; mere they were
Joined by the owner OF the place. al! o.d gentle
man who had seen more than Tie three score
wears and ten allotted to man. and who had
witnessed the muster of the Minute Men Oh
Concord green on the memorable l.th OF April
The o-nt of the troops seemed to STIR his nh0S.
soul. and he rubbed his hands in glee. congratu-
ating the troops meanwhile upon their sHldleriy
appearance. and rr.ating incidents Of the times
winch tried men $ sous. One Of the young
men presently drew from his pocket flask, aud
after taking draugit presented II TO the Old
man. with an invitation to imbibe. He respect
fully but hrmy declined
20. take some: it will do y"u good, said the
Young man.
No. guess not, -" responded the old man.
Of Intoxicating Ii. ,uor, and guess / wont begin
again
III you hayu taken any for so long, it tine
you TOOK :, iitt'. II will warm v0ur blood.
urged the young man
No, guess not responded the old man. IN
aHoicc which plainly showed that he wa hall III
c.incd 10 drink.
! After little urging he took the flask. and
raising il To his i!u> was about 10 swallow the
Poison. when daughter. Who had Jetn
W.tYc>s of Ia" scene from the door of the
house and ";,id the coi'cr,;.ri',i. uttered the
single word "Futicr.' IL a voice which thrilled
every nearer, and caused gerry Iinb Il. The Old
man - trcmbc TIE flask dropped, .ni in its
contact witt. the ground WAS broken. and the IL
iuid ii contained va. drunk ~ the thirsty eaIil.
II Thank God. | an saved exclaimed thr old
man.
The tears which. started 10 the eyes citho,e who
wl'H.> ti.c incident testified to the impression
which il made upon ,h.ir hearts. anu whici. will
prubabi. never ue cit,cei -ijosfou Iol.lytnt.
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~ \ hor>e-fancic:, visiting Montpelier
started ort one morning to visit the famous
statue Of Ethan Allen. As the marble figure
OF the Old general was pointed out. and his
mistake appeared to him. he turned away
with look of great disappointment, saving
Il, that it? Only a man? lis too had .
thought it was the horse.
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its close, when business shall revive and trade
resume its former channels, the demand for
good horses must exceed the supply. Reas-
oning from the premises, no more profitable
labor can be engaged in than the production
Of good business horses
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THE CALEDONlA AN.
From the Rutland Herald
THE MEN OF VERMONT.


s;,. Hcmcnvay Jenison. the twelfth Gov
.roor of Vermont was the iirst native OF the
,t,.,. who filled that office, and was the only
;.u,.u,,, Governor VINO has been called
rn,r 10 discharge the duties thereof, by rra-
san otn yacauc, in the office OF Governor.
He Va, the sJn Of Levi aud Ruth Ctiem-
rnvll Jrni,ou aud va, born IN Shorehah
III tir County OF Addison, on the TN ga!
ofNy 1874. When scarcely year "'!' ms
t,,bar died. and LETT him to the care OF his
nothpr .,he onIy son Of his mothtf' ana She
widow" H., mother >t!.I NAE'i'eS at 'hf
r,ur are of nircty-and IS as We nave been
informed. woman Of remtfhahte energy. IN
,l.,,ry and iulgmrut-tn her watchtuI care
and nruI,,re may he a>crlheI that early
,r,i,'r,, which 50 fixed her son Tor the future
Ipt;r, Of !.t-. r. early lie w, deyol,rt on
MIN m. cart. OF his mother, farm, and 1t was
o.ly damn. the winter months that he had
,yta tnr nrueh Of : comnOn school educi
ion. How well h. enp.oyed The II" months
m.S be sen from his future LIE.
/. l>16. -, ~, -. an,, 80 he represented.
H.. native town in tie Legislature Of Yer
mont and also in the Constitutional tonvea-
ton Of l>IG. Although several important
amendment, to The Constitution mad been
prop ,ed to this Convention iy the Council
IT Crn>prs ta,y were a.I rejected 10y decisive
maorltc,.
in l>29 he va, elected assistant Judge of
the Addison County Court and received six
successive a1audi elections 10 this Office and
!. ISL he was crct... ia We o. Probate for
the Addison Probate District and was re-
elected in l>i3, t., t. II and II.
II l~j2, he va, c!, c.yt! one Of the Cuun-
r..lj.s Of the State, and continued as such
turrc years au! till his election as l.ieu,en-
at Governor.
In the election ri $50 he was the candi-
,ll;" OF the Anti Masonic Parry !or tie ottIcc
j.. lIruleuant Governor, and w4s elected r.
. !arsc majrr.t, Of the popular No,e-J'.;
so nearly were lar rariy, balanced, that
there va, npc.cc,ion Of GJy,.no. hl the peo-
Ile--aNd after b.IiottHg almost daily in
Joint assembly Tor more than three weeks,
without riirc'iug any result the lont assem-
n., 70, dis>oiyu, all N.., II. Jci4i>pn. be-
Ing Lieutenant Noyrrcor. became The urtitj
Governor.
tie urAt ypar he WI, elected Governor
a'i va, yr-cioclea 70, constantly Increasing
ln,iJs.tir>. il. ~. - All % and in l>tu
h. received 2 l".J,r,ly Of yfcy teu tho,>aal
votes.
The importance o. he mea Vrrs that wer"
adopted, al.a tie "yrn, that were tyauapil-
ing around, rcl,".> H.' administration one
Of 'he most eventual prr,ad> in the history
O.. 'h!- >ta'r. J. w, during tn, pcgio!
i..t occurred fin. rr,,lt rnf,i,n,rci.i crisis ri
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I'M t|IjlI
1 y Z " DIS co Z r Y

Tie A,ctrir. or Pin Worms, Tho rar.yai i which has
ever tl:il"i thu ,a!l 90. he eminent physicians AID
universally Considered 10 them i"vuul IA ui
medicine entirely expelled the human stem
~ thc ii
Dr. L. Il. GoHId'S Pin Horm Syrip.
,i.-o Warranted in every case Rrl.rf Afforded in
twenty tDa hour. Tbs syrup i pVrivi vegetable pre-
pLratu.i. ami la -mle>S with the Youngest ,ii
SYwPr"v>iuri-' tyi is. hitl.- AMI distress IL! The
io~rr pan nI the rcctInI AMI 'rul The seat ."trn Ms
tIhen nr the piles il>I.rc,.hl- sensation Ia iLrerla>
'rit =, zion 81 w'r part i ti' h,wc r,>t.r>-.-> a-
IL . sti il- AMI sr"t::... The sleep it;- and
hot ui.irt iU-ItI, .,-~;I,, Ir-.
tArr"N-Thc genuine ht> the Dr. T.. t; dinl;l>
Pr mp down In n bottle" Ii ,---iir =, /
iic >iniir ii his signature Oh ;lc wrapnc-.
iEKVEY y MOORE, Sole propriotors
A!re> Geo. G. tioniwink 60" II a:il - Mar-h4ll ST;
Boston, MS. grI"l.t. i ';.t, Tor Me-, England
Sc Sold b. druggists ,cllcrali. a.-gI
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- IA I r OF NERMO ONT.

rAlrt Eie3'A - -. JoA> SsIT# - Al
Z" The Hon C-'llr Colgt /, IL Held at '-lct.
The Comfy al t>>eA ii itI- Stat 81 N-Tri,tg
Tie Petition Page Rriul,A N,sI,. ia IL. { .1 r.
Il t>-,N >aid li'ity she seth sI H. : Tie
<.-z-i az. '--->>; IL ii>vG.. T.I ia
,usr1- % certain lar.t> ,lruai-i Merton, n ,,i4
~ GsLii,s tisc Stale G-Tm.'s4r Al! ,,.Ir -
t1r;h-r si'A'lh Ii.AI J,u Il. Cleveland Ra~ll- . 20
Ia, n-tl.i 81 ~ Fans ia Il a i,sT1 ., IT. = ,,,
tAnaaa r."lly called Low 81 Canada. ILL., ,.
i'r,J-aI i a,ioltvf UIfS ided lars,r %. oai1 a ..
That - John S;iiiiil ui Portland. 81 the rsGlgv - @
-cfi.-- =; IL, state - ya-. tisv ps,,ll-;,I - -.
--lliai.r- To Nj al lrlE icd hal: lar-
A.d -..i isr-e r2I ,e>-lIE liz -
aid snii- i- >t.-T. O=gr-rs Ihrr--ri. Ana II.
>ad si CONSISTS - lie I'll wt;, - IL >al Nor
NtI
NJ Genealogical -. ~rS.,lry-sue - I,r,-1,
litif-r'r Il '.liiteiytW a. -l.Ir,s =; r.
-lI-'t All lsfir ,lnl Hundred aud tsr tl,',. 10
hundred @d s,l- hundred >-S-i t. ,
hundred AMI -s,.i-,ia lis. HUNDRED .,-t.
IL ollo hundred ,la twenty ia. iILfr-, a..
- r;T-viie "a . 'iiir tuIIti ts-t1s-t-l - l--
Hundred t.--lltAi-nt tle>f- -nr hundred fx-
80 ole L4U-re4 ItilTtA 1872 All1 e-n,lyN =
al Land ma sa:i N-a III .ir- ka>f % sald t- tli,.
iA"iiT-l.,'.- 10, al.4 bundled thriS L. :-l-
irii >ld 49, Tie ri-; casting 81 ;ic III;
Your T-titiil.r that a.
IL IsA;- ai4i la 4. Pool A.ii Il said PerilAl
rt.! - have. the ar.,iiG1ar1
SET ne liz. ;I.Hrry <; Jnn Smith. 1T ~ 81.
r'vt's ha- i' ,'rtl lil 'r.iailui y 4-'i,-r c Tree
true 7 Lat IL dc 81 al. llioT--t- aiy. =.
liza ALL - interest - HE
ii'"i r. Aaar i-ii'i i'raHs - ,'artiii.
aI.,- ai.d that A citation issue xuar II
t'r-- lie said JOHN 1. &c elA,. y -
Smith L. al'ra- tel e thu neAt term your H--a
- Tuesday Il March A Ia l,5c ant al-0 >uinrl-,r.
Ill alt E:NaIi II Davis aud Jor. A PaI -i,. -.
There APPEAR aud answer to ttis petition
ei'L"r % Them MAY h- Interested in $40 Lands
l--t;tiO.er IA tgty bound. ~ eg,.r lrss
iAt' 81 Merton IL Essex Court, ll- "a d. 60, "a.
A ID $50. Pale RkAltk
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| \ y ID S + X S SALE.
III Westmora. Vi, ia the vicinity OF


" J. J. o L Il II Z ! J. 4 Il +.
The subscriber offers for sale. il quantities Q
S;.i; purchasers. GD0O ACRES Of New Land III
the town of We>t,4ore. al prices ,arying from
- TO - per acre, according 10 quality and lo"a-
tiHn.
lieSe lands are Of excellent quality. covered
with /. naked growth of Maple. Beach. Birch.
Spruce and ilcn.oc5. The soil i rich. dar x
lam. and "ll produce from - 1. ~ bushels Of
Wac A. per acre. wi,hau, manure.
W:>'m"re i near the Pa>>um<>ic Railroad. i
:-r' .>!, !. .iai.c,.. md NIL eronIca..y hS-
come one Il the De-: agricultural towns ia Or
leans County.
>~'h t. are contemplating emigration 20 the
W.. or Ii" nur' base Of old wo.n-out farms a
the East, Mill do well 20 take 4 look Al He>imore
h"fore pgIcha>in. elsewhere.
4 liberal credit given.
GEo. =. CHANDLER.
Concord. n II. FEB ISL. Stiff
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gr>J- II. STt.ir. Aiiy III Petitioner.
SAFE or VERNON. To auy Sier- y "a. * Il tie
E,-tN ..-.E. SrA-r. .,---.lu.

SAFE or 'sENo>1- To ais Sieri- C,.s;a, !. Z, lie
E>>rN tsll.if. -. Stale, 'r-erlin.
b liz al1"-iIr i Ire STATE vermont s A.. .-.
t'l Il. 'iAI ,.t-r ii- Promo = Ca'la.A AN, :
C- Love Calaii, AMI ~ ypLl ana EiAaI,. II
HaTi- aIc Sr 4 P',T. al - Il rIlaIt IA Tie Csis -
iAltT.;i. IL liz Stale "a: Na.r "a ap-.-ar lvlI,.
'i;;F CT l-A I; - Esi-Ii a tsuiiisl via. = Al
=: iti" t"GI 90: t>eA. III r--s.l- PCT
ton All t. matters therein lei terIh ami =14-.I
SIS l'a" 49, i-ll ~. ~-I .i-i
-a.l ''E:rs II a. ..44s, q IL ;,re;i;-->
~ ,i'i tit ilIasv a. ,crslt, aiI -J.s--.
iaH-
pa'' A. ,4! .ila IL liz County k,--A ihi- - a,
90; JANUARY /. u l>O..
Nm IL HagTsHuaN. C..r..
K.ri IL Steele. r-s,c,l;5'G -a.i - 49, IA %
ir;Ilr,> "a il- - IL. i-a-s ,lIer, lr >t>
,-r>s,- 'iei a. ne Law directs
Erf'E- IA, M II. EART>aot> c.,
l,- r.---;i. etir.BGl has been ,a1g die: "a -. :.
81 lle t'rA u teA 4 i;.rt. ala 49, IN.
l. 1li'l.> rt>!: ''1f - 1f.l> Slsi- .AI -.,f IL 49,
!'i = -e-Ee upon t-l- T-'Tri.r l->l.4e-. 1i,
provisions 80 III SiaIci.- j., such -. Sc,
i-t.c : here's - Z" lii, 1 Pa, -'sa> arta ts.,-l
49, h'r.s ri it-i 1" .;'Ir h ,r- toui.-. f,ll:i
- Al '- l"iiri- a. t.;-si.4 al l;t. .rA
u h->-N ga -t iGr: e. Ma .. II Al. maj
a;>Ni'r =; liz i'.',- e;i;i.. ., - . ord a
if'i'i'> A1i I'T,' therein / 40; ts-- Si.ai sem
n'i Airi NJ lituli'r = ii- r;-- tal>r >a.l !5e-
La A.. IA oder 10 r. I.s''>-i - IT, & . llt.
printed "a - Jv-.l>gTr it-,- N-h> -, ~ ', H.
lat -st'i; = - Al least r,.,y ay> teir Il.-a
- Tu-sG.y ol Nsrci.
rriaIl.,l. IA,.,lare =. l-te 49,
Has, IL >TFsrt- Az IT Petitioner.
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EzsA \ : Vi / |. |.
6tssGS AND
IssiN4 NAl.t ABLE. FARM
ak For Sale.

l.a subscriber vii sell his farm on which he
now r",ldc> located ;wn miles and half scnrn-
cas- a.; DAili-c Green. Pleasantly situated on the
mann travel. t: read from Eln.iile - Barnet.
Sli! farm contain, - acres II most excellent.
lam. Wei ulN.t'd III till7cr pa>Urage AMI NOW
ny ~" very h",t 81 never falling water running
h'th to ;ir A",.~, AMI h...n. 1he buildings cell
>>t of Aol.>e. barn. sheds Nc. all N good rc-
pair TIC ! 4 sugar "rrhl-,. on The lr,-i.,e,
oi - or $50 trees. and nca- sugar house. A.
&" Al orchard ~ - Young anT' trees. cnmmcnc-
lngio nCC- I."!i. said farm ! well fenced. and
IN every rr,prcl j. l most desirable location f,r
farmer Possession ci,Cn ncx. March a.. Ami!
70: further particular - I" terms. A. please
cail and iG!'urc; and ii.r purchaser WOULD 4,
we! :" cal! and cNa'n:nc the growing rio1,>
HENRY {. DtNFORTH
l'anyillc, Juiv Is. ~. stiff
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WE Ollcr I" the country trade ana Consumer
" pvt" assortment al every Na!ci! 81 Lliu-r-
sc, ai Guild "A. ii; ?e!ieCc ihJl! fyi-
~ Years m;Drte- i .'.t oi! sUiiIicIi ..I '.r
rIl. purity goods dat :, enables
vantage> buyers that ciilv lie eNc-, 10y a.y hui>
Il. Boston. Owing 10 lie difficulty ot procuring. m many
towns. strictly par sri r'atl- arii'" Icr> Ai.,i
lie. or me ihL!a.i other .uIp">". ..c
given ,lc."! attention Ia !!: o!; private.
Us., and ,,s.-> III ind il r,sty L. 'hcr advantage
= ..I their oriyr. direct. enly
lin; other whatever. Persons who IriA.ry ;.fr
Liquors. AMI Wine> ii ltrg" sinai quantities i:ay
assured that all og,eT- VIII receive best personal
tcnti,i, ALI that every article iu. III te
-ati,sct y la every REJECT. C"nmU!. it.,l, bv nl
viii ie..,e prompt attention. with i,:l AM ~, it. -
alosG vi goods. prices, &c.
% RICHARDS K SONS.
:. - State Street. Boston.
Boston, April 4. Isl. -,
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st. 9ohusburu Bustness Directory

St, sohusburu Business 9irefturu
A. J. Will A X ID,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
Agent for the VI. Mutual Fire lnsuranceCo.
T. NJ. HOW ARD.
WATCHES JEwELRY Df sook = STATIONERY AND
Opposite Bank, Main street.
GEO. NJ. BARN EY.
DEALER IN BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER.
kittrige's Block, Main Street.
JOHN BACON, I'd, 4 co.
DEALERS IN HIDES LEATHER AND OIL.
St. JOhnSbury Centre, Vi.
J. ROSS,
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR SOLICITOR.
Office over +. JewettS.
HORTON 4 HALLETT.
MERCHANT TAILoRs and dealers In Gents Fur
hi'lil@ ""pd> Railroad street.
F. d. GAGE, ARTIST,
AT ST. JoMNsRrRY PORTRAIT GALLERY;
A"hro'yP Aeaih%isIss am .,snr Photographs
GEO. :. SHAW,
INSUR nee AGEN
Office with J. Ross. Jewett's Building
GEO. F. MINER.
PAINTER. GRAINER PAPER HANGER
shop opposite Bingham, Drug Store.
GEORGE ALDRICH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE.
Railroad Street
MISS L. Il. LANG,
NILLlNER. Room on the corner "f Central and sum
Streets. First house JoIn>bury House -
ALEXANDER THOMPSON.
IRON FOUNDER AND MACIINIST,
Al PADDOCK MACHINE Eo.h>.
n. II. FLINT.
Manufacturer Of II AENE-sE> Etc
rppp>lI" Pa -silnpsi" |! as, Railroad Street
c. e. CHlLDS,
DEhLEi; u WATCHES. JEwEIKY. SILVER AND
Pia.sp srl,.,,i.s. Eyohs. -r,-,..tty r,>rr
Repairing and t:ucrav.r.- ,,n rac- Nd. ronI-
nca>. Opposite Posi- rin,e. Aa!l, Str,.t-
j. <. IRrSMAN.
Dealer i'll BOOTS. sil ES, AND UMBRELLAS.
No Bih-!.aIns b..'.Ins N 'in Street.
NIELS Il COOK,
MEAT AND PROVISION MAnkET.
E"tirr'> Building Railroad Street.
MUTT Il MASON,
FILE N II EERS. STEAM MILLS
Opposite Passenger pci"t
Miss l.. NrDOt-GALL.
. Wholesale A>u r..r,r1 nEaiLgI.
; VI LII y t. Rl AM DRY GOODS
Opposite Cac'"nisii nni,".
r. .JEwI-TT,
DEALER N DRY GOODS. CRoCKEEY. HARpw ARE
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The long established
reputation OF this Office
i,hc alics.in ;llc c"un-
tyi renders -i-rce>sa-
~ a.; commcn.ia;iu4-
Dr.. k;lhourne would
simply say that ever.
operation Mil DE per
formed a. heretofore.
with discrimination
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SPRING MATTRASS.

This Spring Bed costs. with Mattrass. but a
TINE than the common Spring Beds. without a
Mattrass. with ten times the elasticity; and the
springs are SO fastened that they cannot gc: out
of orde-. The opinion is Justly prevalent that
feather beds are not healthy There is bed
which is not only soft. but healthy Read what
Dr. Aiicott says Of this style OF spring bed in his
Home book of Health" page 93I.-"As 10
feathers they seem wholly inadmissablc, not be-
cause they are soft. but for other reasonS-uoRl.
SoFTNEss would be a recommendation. Il Is on
this account more than any other. that prefer
the elastic wire bed 81 lately come into fashion.
II secures all the advantages Of feathers wi,hou.
their disadv antages. l. allows the Whole body IA
have resting place and not few parts merely =
This bed can be bought of the manufacturer a,
UhnIcSa 10 ar retail 49,
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and considerations Fidelity: an. nothing done
ad,is cxren' for INC htnctii Of the patient.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
customers 4. all times with new and desirable
goods. such a. Watches AMI .Icwt,ry Of all Kinds
and STYLES. Books and Stationery. Silver Plated
" are. Fancy 'r'od>. great VARIETY. lc"l kinds.
L HNAN TOYS.
Of Imaginable STYLES and ann IN. Il children.
Plain and Colorc,l Li,hograph Pictures.
Oval, Gilt and other Picture Frames.
4. my store 4; al business hours NAV hc Src,,
tfsr AZ csnU", 4 Picture Gallery. rcyol,ir,
>t'r""scopc and many Inc A:srco>copic Views.
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FILLING TEETH, FIC-
Fox filing .ceth with Gold. l.r cavity, II 10 81
Tin 20 10 -
For cleaning Teeth, - "a l.:0
For extracting. -
With ether Loo
y Il. Ever operation shall give e.t.re sGffs-
Iao'.c... ar the work need no, be taken from the
one.
81 ..hn~ta5; Nov l., 1859
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NOTICE.

Immediate payment OF ali demands dle tt.t
late Firm OF Horton & Hallet, i desired
1lf w Ii. HORTON.
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7 D. KILBOURNE, d. D. S
DENTAL, SURGEON.

OFFICE. COR. MAIN AND rE>TRAL SIS. DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE 81 JoHNeBUEY HoC>E-
Eou,e c,i ..il>4.,i III LIS.
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|. ID. KILBOiRNE ID. ID. :.
DEN \ l. : RIG EUN
ilte Corner Main AMI Central streets.