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The weekly Butte record., 1862-08-02

bitter war is being waEed between the abo
ition and CONSERVATIVE wings Of the Republican
party. IN the Empire State. and large gatherings
are assembling In that city. Tor the parp0se of de
vi>inC measures to turn back the tide Of abolition
ISM that threatens 10 carry OF the whole kepubh
can party. under the cry Of the Union movement
and ruln tie country. The writer sdd>:l They
will be veto OF The people 10 the ablisIon here>es
OF the anatcs, which, IN The words OF Webster and
Cay, Will sever the Union, dreach with blood and
i2peversa every interest n the country 10 carry
oat their dAmaabie doctrines. They would melt
the Union down To erect an idol for their heaihen
worship California and Oregon ought to be up
+ aud dong. and send wcTds OF sympathy and greet
ing TO their brethren in the Atlantic states. to
stem the tide Of ian-ticism which 0Ferruns the
+ land. and remaia true 70 the fundamental law Of
the nation, the compact oi tie States, and the dig
nifty and majesty OF orr nag and repuplic.'
But, say the Republicans Of California. we
are conservatives here. There are no aboli.
uonis,s here, and this Union movement is TO
srs'aia the Govs-nnlan, ss-air,zt these ultra
The weekly Butte record., 1862-08-02

In Forbe~town. July Goth, REBEcCA infant dauch
ter OF Sandy and Rebeeca Anderson, aged months
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MARRIAGES..

In Derby, Oct s, by Rev. D. S. Dexter, Mr.
Reuben G. Hallett of St. Johnsbury to Miss Di
antha T. Rogers of Derby.
In St, Johnsbury, Oct. 9, by Rev. H. P. Cush
ing, B. B. Martin of No. Danville to Louisa Sils
by CT St. ].
In Burke, Oct. u. by Rev. L. T. Harris, Chas
W. Smith Of Burke to Elsie Cobleigh of Sutton.
In Burke, Oct. 9. by C. C. Burns, Esq, Amos
Parker Of Newark to Abigail NJ. Stanford o
Burke
In McIndoes. Oct. I, at the residence of A. Gil
christ, Esq, by Rev. S. P Heath. Jas. Gilehris
ID, of McIndoes to Ellen C. Titus of Columbia
NJ
In Lyndon, July 2, by Rev VIM. Scales, Henri.
G. Glidden of St. Johnsbury and Christiana AL
lard of Wheelock. Also, Sept. 8. William Henri
Towle Of Victory to Emily B. Emerson Of Vince
lock. Also, Oct. 9, Erastus U. Colby to Juliett
| Stockwell both of LYNDON
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.

WEDNESDAY, Oct ID, 1862.
At market 2156 Cattle. about 1900 Beevcs and
956 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and c:.e. two and three years ODDS.
RICEs-Market Bccf-Extra S6.2j s $50;
first quality $40 $500; second do. S5,25
5000 third do. $500 5000 ordinary.
Working Oxcn-S15. 600 40:
Cows and Calves-SS22 90, Is, Al.
Yearlings-S700 900.
Two Years Old-Sl4 I6
Three Years Od-Sl7 10.
Sheep and LambS-j900 at market Extra and
selections. $500. 3,25 $50: in lots. $500
2,jOa2,75.
Spring Lambs-SO.O0 600.
Swine-0 at market
lIides-Gi &c per ID,
Calf Skins-S DC per ID.
! Pelts-Sl,00 l,25 each
! Tallow-7l &c per b.
/ Veal Calses-from 50 to sn,00
REMAEKs.-Tne best quality of beef sold sam,
as last week s6,2j $50 per cwt. Smaller bee
sold full as high as last week. A large supply o
store cattle and fair number Of buyers for such
stock, and sales were made at reasonable prices
Sheep sold the same as last week for correspond
ing qualities. There was seven lots Of Canada
rather superior sold as high $500 per head
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PREMIUMS

4"9rdcd Jy the Caledonia Farmers Club at
@@"ud annual fair, held at Lyndon, Oct S,
1852:
CATTLE-FIRST CLASS.
Longest string from any town, Lyndon.
-l-Shetfeld.
2I-Sutlon.
Lest yoke working oxen, Curtis Stevens, St
Joansbury.
I'll b x H NJ Hall, Burke.
3--E b Chase, Lyndon.
Best yoke fat oxen, Geo c Cahoon, Lyndon.
-1-Curtis Stevens, ST..
I'D { Parker, Lyndon.
ID CLASS-STEERS.
hest yoke 3-years old, II B & H NJ Hall
Burke.
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stealing from an Editor.

L., EDITOR of the Lamoille NeTsdealer has
II rr.. >.mrxhat of lare from sneak thieves.
Il" light oHe Of them the other day wear
..~ III MS hat. He recovered his hat, and
''a"> 'rca>jon in his paper to preach short
.:"na 20 the people OF Lamoille County on
T.. M"frie'y celebrating in their midst set
Pc Worthless yagabonds who rob hen roosts
-@'e'aes lines, cut up harnesses and steal
"..is and overcoats. And he further sug-
CESS that could they be constrained to d.
.'.r service for the state avery salutary re-
s+t 10 themselves and society would be the
'v'l'-eSpecially to society. We think SC
..
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
The Fire Department.

lhf
The semi-annual inspection of the fire de-
.r.nsnt by the engineers ofthis village took
,,,c on Thursday afternoon of last week.
r,rrent and Deluge engine companies, and
Ix.-'s;or hook and ladder company assem-
Md in Mechanics square, Fairbanks village,
.. o'clock, where the inspection took place.
W. learn that the condition of the machines
,-! fire apparatus was entirely satisfactory
,,I also the companies, as far as they went
:, +. well known to most Of four citizens, now
.,rr. that large majority Of THE soldiers who
ave zone IRON this village belonged TO our
~. Department For instance, out OF the
Excelsior hook and ladder company, which
,h,een months ago numbered 80 members,
lave gone to the war. The other compa'
-, have suffered from the same cause, tho
liner of them so severely as this. 1t be-
.,mes our citizens to fill up the ranks of our
ire department. The time may come when
Vs., be needed, and an ounce of prevention
worth pound of cure.
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To I,raillfbOrO.

Persons wishing to visit the soldiers in
amp at Brattleboro will be taken from any
,a,ian On the PAssumpsc railroad for fare
..r way. Return checks will be furnished
b, ~ station ageuts-good for two days af
=. .a,e This gives good opportunity for
..,r uho have soldier friends in either the
Eth or 10th regiments to make them short
,>.t and SIC the beautiful town of Brattlebo-
20.
y an additional attraction We understand
TN, there will be brigade review on Tues
.ay next, at which time the troops will be re-
viewed by the Governor and staff.
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New Wagon Mandatory.

It will be noticedby consulting advertising
lamns, that John d. Miller, Esq, Of Lyn-
-oo has opened wagon mandatory near
:.r railroad station in this place. The Mil
y. wagons are known all over the Union,and
,hG. name in Vermont has become as fami-
az as household words. Mr. Miller has now
become resident Of this place We hope his
Success will be proportionate to the merit of
lis work.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-17
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
The Worlds Great Remedy 70
N.xs-la Holaa YAasasaak GaYls

The W0rId'8 Great Nemeoy 10E
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the reflex
ofConsumptve patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been SO long used and % un'-
versally known. that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality !, kept
mn n the hest il ever has been, and that Is
mo-, 10 rs,;ed ON TO do all il has ever done.
I,an.,aa nv DE-. j. c. AYKR { Co.,
Practical and analytical CAessists,
Lowell, Mas.
Sold by al druggists every Whsre.
Ho1r R.KN St .ohnsbu1y.
~. u kAXR1, HeaahAA
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Cure that awful Cough before it is too

late This certifes that l have used N. Ii.
Downs Elixir in family for the last 10 and have
sold 1t the last % years and believe it 10 be the best
medicine in for the complaints for which it
mended. Signed T.. d. PUTNAM.
Reader, need say more-he above is from the Hon
D Putnam ask J. c. Bingham HOyt Green, St
Johnsbury if what he says Is sold by all medicine
dealers. Retails DC. soc and 81.
JOHN +. HENRY CO., Propretors,
7S-l3a Waterbury, Vt
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How to Stop Paper.-The only prope

How to Stop Paper.-The only proper
way to stop paper when not wanted is. to write
to the publisher, stating the fact and inclosing
the amount due, if any. Such course will al
ways meet with success. Refusing to take pa
per from the post Office while owing for it, is de-
cided by the highest courts to be prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud. The returning of
papers, sometimes practiced by Postmasters and
others Is NOT an official notification asis required
bv the Post Office instructions.
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Atciu'h'>'
Vr J. J. Lamb Of Railroad street. was
.,rl by vicious horse, on Tuesday ofthis
seek. .riuring him severely. He was un-
.,cans the horse from a wagon, and while
..5op.ls down with the thils, the horse hit
Elm with both feet in the breast and stom-
... Nr Lamb was in great agony for a
me. but medical assistance being summoned
- obtained relief, and at last accounts he
,,, comfortable and in fair way of entire
,i5yerv. Mr. Lamb is very unfortunate
..a; only year or two ago ne got one hand
&. arm badly cut up by circular saw, an
.ry Of which he never has nor ever will
lay recover.
On Wednesday afternoon, while attend
.r,,ae funeral services of MIR Lorenzo Weeks,
9yqgon containing MIR and Mrs Morse was
overturned in the cemetery, fracturing the
collar hone of Mrs Morse, and smashing the
WAGON somewhat.
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NGldi"rs' Relief Society.

Il : desirable that the ladies turn out to
'-e meeting on Tuesday next, to consult in
regard to permanent arrangements for the
Winter.
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The Niutil.

HE story that went about the papers res
.rclg the characterization Of the Vermont
"a rrgmen, at Chicago, and the trouble that
ave there, is contradicted. The Taper that
'r'rG the story has been obliged 20 take it
*. The rumor has been circulated that
,~"h would winter at Chicago. We can't
VEG tie strategic bearing of such an order.
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Tho Confessions and EXDerienCe of an

The Confessions and Experience of an
Invalid. Published for the benefit and as a
warning and caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature decay: &C.;
supplying at the same time the means OF self
cure. BY one who has cured himself after beng
put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. By enclosing postpaid address
ed envelope, single copies may be had Of the au-
thor, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, esq, Bedford, Kings
Co, Y. S-lSs7.
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We learn that Rev S. NJ. Plimpton Of
Wells River. who went as chaplain of the 4th
Vermont regiment, has been compelled to re-
n On account of i'll health. The 4th has
In. lost an earnest and faithful minister and
anrd and genial man. May his place soon
X filed.
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superintendent of Schools.

The seectmen of this town have appointed
Rev II ? Cushing of this place superintend-
eli Of schools, rice DIR Carleton p. Frost, re-
signed.
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inother Change.

The Passumpsic House changes landlords
Gain next month Mr. o. &. Harvey va
tt-s ard Mr. Samuel Remick of So. Hard
week axes possession.
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GSJ- Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE
Obituaries including poetry inserted at six line in
advance.
In Brookfeld, Sept. %, Eben T. Hevey. aged
80 years.
In Hardwick, Oct. l. Hon. Joshua Stevens, aged
81 years.
In Newark, Oct. 8, Edward C. Burns, aged 20
years.
In Newark, Sept II, Mrs. Diana Kenney, aged
10 years.
In North Danville. Oct g. while on a visit to
her parents. Mrs Harriet H., wife of Mr.. Edward
ingalls,. of New York City, and daughter of Mo-
ses and Deborah Batchelder, aged IS years.
In St Johnsbury, Oct ), of typhoid fever, Ar
thur Frederick, son of Frederick and Helen NJ.
Smith.
In Plymouth, N. H., Oct. s, Mrs Isabel Smith,
formerly of Barnet. aged IS years.
Gently she stole from earth to meet her God.
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HAIR JEW E L X Y
WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING

Having had over IL years experience in the
business, being practical Matchmaker and En-
graver myself, 1 shall spare NJ pains in giving
satisfaction in this department Of my business
and warrant al work. c. C. CHlLDS.
l x 1872. Vt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT. |
@. G.. CAILDS
MATCHMAKER, JEWELER, AND
ENGRi YER.
Opposite the Post Office, st. ,Johns5ury, u.
~ Is this week opening his
8T NEW STOCK
<~A of Goods which he has re-
MN Gently purchased in New
Nh .& York and Boston, at the
IN LOWEST CASH PRICES. and
~ q SN he now offers from his large
~ ~ Stock of Watches. Jewelry,
Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Fancy Goods,
Books and Stationery, Toys,
Picture and Picture Frames,
Great inducements to ali who wish 10 purchase
anv articles in his line Of goods. as he sells for
CASH AT LOW PRICES.
Also. he has made arrangements with some Of
the nrincipal Importers and Manufacturers of n
York and Boston to furnish him with the latest
STYLES of Watches. Jewelry. Plated Ware, &c
| Aise with some of the first publishing houses TO
supply him with any articles in the Book and
Stationery line, weekly, thereby giving HIM ad-
yantages mot possessed by other dealers,) to
furnish his
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
customers at all times with new and desirable
goods. such as Watches and Jewelry Of all kinds
and styles, Books and Stationery, Silver Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods, great variety, lOol kinds
GERMAN TOYS,
of laughable styles and amusing to children,
Plain and Colored Lithograph Pictures,
Oval, Gilt and other Picture Frames
J At nv store at all business hours may be seeI
free of charge, Picture Gallery, revolving Ster
eoscope aad many fine Stereoscopic Views
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
Of Gold, Silver and other kinds OF bows NJ!
assortment and experience are such that eai
fully supply the wants of those who can De neiP
ed. equal to any optician, and at one iourth les
nr;ce Mrs C. CHILDs continues to manufac
ture rr,pu
in the latest and most approved styles and 4
cbeaner rates than in Boston or New York.
, NIB. / continue to manufacture my silve
. Snoons and warrant them coin standard.
old Gold and Silver taken in exchange fo
goods Those wishing to purchase will find
for their interest to give me call.
e All Goods Warranted as Represented.
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~OLD FRIENDS-0
In rHE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pille.

, TIE BEST FAMILY Ca
THARTlC In thu wIrld, NJ 4
twenty years BY i've mil ~ q
lof PEI sons annually ; alW as
give satisfaction ; coniai q
nothi, G injurious ; patroai<-
edoythe primo, ,alpfyyic ~ .
and Surgeons 10 the Untol Z.
elegantly coste ] with % - .
Large Boxes 9scei . /; AV Q
Boxes for One Dollaf. Pm Ii
directlt rs witt each box.
Warranted . Iperiar to any
Pillbet re the public
Ta'lahas e. lie nCe,l
, Florda, July II. I0o. J
To On. HkI BIck, An n .
n Y.-ky d ar d ctor:-1
write this 70 tnforr yols
the wond .rfu eject Of y sue
Sugar Coated Pills o n, e.
dr. dsue Itkr. For tlrs 2
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DEATHS.

GE- Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE
Obituaries including poetry inserted at six cents line il
advance.
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lot pumpkins, Geo Sherburne, Wheelock.
squash, r Ellis, Sutton.
lot onions, Asa Carpenter, Kirby.
cabbases, Alpha Quimby, Lyndon.
turnips, do do
beets, do do
tomatoes, do do
carrots, VIM Patten, Sutton.
Native grape, l W Sanborn, do
CauliAower, Geo w Cahoon, do
Bell peppers, Albinus Dean, do
String pop corn, Geo B Walker, do
Common corn, Caleb Aldrich, do
Beans, Alpha Quimby, do
Barley, Nathan Way, Sutton.
CHEESE, SUGAR AND HONEY.
Best old cheese, Mrs Thomas Mason, Water
ford.
new cheese, L Stowell, Lyndon.
2d-Mrs Thos Mason, Waterford.
Best unrefned sugar, A F Taft, Sutton.
2d-Wm Hoffman, Lyndon.
Best box honey, Joseph Hoyt, Lyndon.
2G-Geo L Mathewson, do
3d-John RUSSELL Kirby.
BREAD AND WINE.
Best white bread, Miss Sarah NJ Matnewson,
Lyndon.
2d-Mrs Thos Mason, Waterford.
Best brown bread, Miss Amelia A Hoffman,
Lyndon.
I'd Mrs Cynthia Hunter, Burke.
Raspberry wine, Mrs Nathan Way, Sutton
Strawberry wine, Mrs Harriet Eggleston
Burke.
Currant wine, Mrs Cynthia Hunter, Burke
Cherry wine, Mrs A w Burlington, Lyndon
Jar tomato pickles, Mrs VIM Hall, ST.
MECHANICAL WORKS
Best lot plows, Luke Buzzell, St ].
Improved cultivator, D w Burroughs, Yves
Concord.
Rife, Hugh Somers, Barnet.
Model hog trough, E Way, Sutton.
Spring mattress, J I Casino, St J.
One lounge, do
Franklin sewing machine, Aaron Farnhan
1 ST..
Union moving machine, Geo B Walker, ag
Lyndon.
! Specimen marble work, G P Spencer, Lyndon
: blacksmithing, Caleb Marsh,
Side upper leather, G H & J NJ Weeks"
= Calf skin, do
e B Gorham of St Johnsbury, exhibite
o some fine boots and shoes that were not e
tered for premium.
The committee would especially recommel
the sewing machine exhibited by Mr. Far
- ham.
y HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Roll rag carpeting, Miss Orlana Hall, St
Ancient cushioned chair, Miss Sarah A Sht
ey, ST..
Web table linen, Mrs Austin Barney, Kirt
g. do Miss Betsey Brown yndt
~ Table cloth, do do do
do Mrs Royal Hunter do
Stand cloth, Mrs Olive Burlington, do
Roll towelling, Mrs Royal Hunter, do
" Linen thread, Mrs E Bugbee, Burke.
Wooden Shawl, Mrs John Graves, do
Roll frocking, Mrs Eber Rowland, do
do Mrs Caleb Moulton, Sutton
all, Wooden flannel, Mrs Amasa Bemis, Lynd,
do white, Mira CYNTHIA I H,
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years she has hem affected wte Din 'us ae,s Sen
Of the system "a ny inpai, her halt which fas
IN ArT, issf I, end airi ed re to test vour piIs
Ing The faiest C nhdenoe III, Iudsmer o. my iep
Park Row New YORK On returuirl i.,--- W. CA &C
al other Treatment. and adm s,s., you, ,,, f
ION ,iigeston etc, surpri ed u all 7Apd ano eru =,
nent restoration TO heath hs>l zen thu r. M Ia
less than I'VE boxes. and cons se mel ehuleE sea
consider the sbs We q 1ust trbui TO Is ef. ieae
and trust II viii Be the Of induc nS uany 70 soe
YOUR Pills their family medici res
Iremsin, dear sir, viii, many thanks,
Yam ahA 4 seryaIt.
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

cure In Eve horrs pains and Spess OF the ofeaa
and hack and Kheu lc Comp ANTS In An QuAny sn
period of timeipr id on beautiful white lamb skr 4
their use subjects III ~ NO tnoouv -niencs a
each one will wear s)m one weef 10 tnNs nonsos -
Price 10 "a cents - -
Herrick's sugar Coafed Pills and and KID ihssen
sold ty Druggists and Merchants In eli parts OF ne "
states Csnsdss and south Am EN- and may b ooA me
by calling for them by their fuh name
- DR., L. Z HERRlCK CO.
ala Ahsny. u. Z.
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The peculiar faint or

The peculiar faint or
infection which (e
call ScRoFULA lurks
in the constitutions of
mulhtudes of men. II
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled, vitated state
sof the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
ithe vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
Fleaves the system to
fall into disorder and
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ID ID OnaSe, Lyn0On.
Best yoke 2-years old, P Jenness, Sheffield.
2d-Amasa Bemis, Lyndon.
Best lot yearlings, E B Chase, Lyndon.
2d-M A Taft Newark.
3d-Jas Trefren, Lyndon.
Best lot calves, H B & H NJ Hall, Burke.
2d-G d Fyler, Burke.
Sd CLASS.
Best Devon Bull, Jas Trefren, Lyndon.
Durham bull, E Woodruff, Burke.
Devon bull calf, H B & H NJ Weeks,
Burke.
2d-Jona + Dow, Lyndon.
Best Durham bull calf, Dennison F tyler, Burke
2d-E b Chase, Lyndon.
The Messrs Halls had very nice Devon
bull calves on exhibition.
Best mich COW, II B & H NJ Hall Burke.
2d-Jas Trefren, Lyndon.
Best fat COW, devon, VT. 1900 lbs) H B &
II NJ Hall, Burke.
2d-Jas Treiren, Lyndon.
Best 2-year old heifer Uurham) E B Chase
Lyndon.
2d-Dennison Fyler, Burke.
Best do Devon), II B& H NJ Hall, Burke
I'd do do
HoRsEs-lsT CLASS.
Best stallion, Joshua Bemis, Lyndon.
2d-Daniel Ruggles, Sutton.
3d-Wm r Streeter, Burke.
Best matched span, Nathan Way, Sutton.
Best driving horse, J d Lawton, Burke.
2d-Willard Bundy, Burke.
3d-Francis Blanchard, Danville.
Best saddle horse, Welcome Bemis, Lyndon
I'D B Knox, Sheffield.
3d-C r Crossman, St
% CLASS.
Best mare and colt, Welcome Bemis, Lyndon
3-years old colt, Chas Wiley, Sutton.
do Albert Chesley, Sheffield
SHEEP.
Best fine wool buck, (Spanish Merino,) A /
Wilcox, St J.
2d-do, do.
Best coarse wool (Cotswold,) H B & H N
Hall, Burke.
Best buck lamb, do.
2d-Geo B Walker, Lyndon.
Best lambs, do.
Jeremy Pearl exhibited very good lot 0
store sheep, which were not entered for pre-
MUM.
Best SOW and pigs, A W Burlington, Lyndon
boar pig, A o Harris, Lyndon.
SOW pig, VIM Green, Lyndon.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Best variety apples (2l kinds,) CIV Carper
ter, Kirby.
2d-Miiton Burt, Lyndon.
Best lot table potatoes, Geo Walker, Lyl
don.
2d-Alpha Quimby, Lyndon.
Best lot common potatoes, Geo B Wake
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

customers at all times with new and desirable
goods, such as Watches and Jewelry Of all kinds
and STYLES, Books and Stationery, Silver Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods, great variety, l0ol kinds
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SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
Of Gold, Silver and other kinds OF bows MY
assortment and experience are such that 1 can
fully supply the wants of those who can De help-
ed, equal to any optician, and at one fourth less
price. Mrs c. c. CHILDs continues TO manuiac
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-17

Is this week opening his
NEW STOCK
of Goods which he has re-
Gently purchased in New
York and Boston, At tht
LOWEST CASH PRICES. and
he now offers from his large
Stock of Watches. Jewelry
- Ma En Good