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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-09

Does Us. SnEEr.-Ine Safe Board OF
Agriculture report the damage by dogs to
sheep in Onlo in 1862 to be 31,11o sheep
killed ana 24.972 injured. Amount Of dam
age, Sl36,34I.
\ new hotel, costing So 900. will be IN
med!atr!y erected at S.owe. to acc IMMEDIATE
tie increasing pleasure travel to Noun,
Mansfield. The Summit House will also be
enlarged 20 meet the growing demand for
more room.
Thanksgiving in Massachusetts, November
PC.
kossuth lives near Turin poor ard wan,
and his wife in consumption. Caribadi is
on this island farm al Caprera, lame but
che erfu with an income of 5000.
The book trade sale at New York the las
week Las been very prosperous; large atten-
dance and heavy sales at higher prices.-in
all about 100000 books have been sold, inclu-
ding 5000 of WeOster's Dictionary and the
same number of church music book.
John Morris$ey, of pugilistic fame. lately
gave $500 to a Troy chambermad who wa
honest enough to give John a package of
$1,000 which he had left under his pillow.
The one hundred and seventh year of the
publication of the New Hampshire Gazette
closed on Thursday. 1t is the oldest news
paper in the country.
The Claremont Eagle states that on Thurs
day. the Oath inst, as Mr.. Thornton Towne,
residing on Green Mountain, was leading
home COW, the animal became frightened,
and by sudden motion of the head struck
Mr.. T. violently in the side, producing an
internal injury, from waich he died on Mon
day morning.
Chickamauga, the name of the creek, near
which the recent battle between Rosecrans
and Bragg wasss ought, is an Indian word,
meaning the River of Death"
Horace May nard of Tennessee, who was
at first opposed to the emancipation procla-
nation, in speech in Butler Co., Ohio, las,
week, declared himself convinced that the
President was right and that he was wrong.
Mr. Maynard said that be had heard only
one compliant Ill 1tHneSSe, anu tndt was,
some Of the people are sorry the President
did not include that state Also" The proc
lamation had made the negroes our "true
friends. and their friendship is much better
than their enmity."
YELLOW FEVER AT PENsACoLA-A New
Orleans letter In the New York Herald states
tn at the yellow fever has made sad havoc
with our feet at Pensacola. Captain Spear
of the transport steamship Nightingale, is
dead; also the surgeon of the United States
steamer Relief. Many Of the crews have
died. New Orleans remains very healthy.
Rev. J. C. Fletcher is expected to return
from Brazil in November. He has three
lectures which he will deliver this winter
either singly or in course, on the following
subjects: The Brazilian Umpire; Two thous-
aid miles up the Amazon; and a day with
the Victoria Regias in their Native Home.
Edmund Kirk, author of '' Among the Pines"
VIII lecture or Southern life this winter. His
writing are very thrilling.
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The Session Of the Legislature.

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1"e, 'ep''' VI .',e u''" d. '''' e'pila' 'ha
II VIII VIC '"''Sa''e u Eve ~ > ! eek: p er'
We ca" nearby recommend Ss'her the DAILY
freeman e''''o es HOE = ". "lL'aro' "r
"ai'oh Daly Journal; N. former arrives
ne'e al a. NJ ana me AYE: a. . T. ~
Hl'il'r are FURNISHED At Sl'oo 'or three
months we believe.
Inc reor!c den ND ahC the newspapers
are Wel'ctins' Shof' session MS year.
Inc same mas been lone Nan' years pfe'l-
ously' ana with what results our readers
Kno" as ~":' as we 90. we should lot dare
predict short ST 'lon THIS tall though there
IS no apparent reason "hy It s. lid not be
made so. There Will t"": SIS ne an attempt
to pass militia law. Il n even on this
question there are iNo parties, the oae ca
morlrg for law that shall organize a"d
compel every adj" no!led man IN the state '"
drill. and the olhar contendlng that oul
present system IS well enoush-that VT
nave responded to the call OF the sener
government and done our whole duty Just as
well during the past TWO years as though We
nau eao militia Ia" IN tuli fofce.
we ho''ce also 'ha1 'ne burlington ''mes
e's'"ots 'or repeal Oh the pfohloltoFy Nq"o'
law Inc frlenas OF temperance and moraii-
" must eApec' ''''s anu A'nofea schemes
'''''' SUI" sources Inc argument OF socn
Pe'P'e ~ ''ie otu one ''e Id" IS failure
therefore fepeai It, ms IS UNFAIR reasoning
i'ou' '''se premises we say 'he ID" Is nc
more than partialya iaiiure' and where II
''i'S II y 'i'' 'he iau' OF the law out OF the
p7oP'7 "''' int ''i9 e''''os q 'ne l'neS' art
~. " w ' ~. '"'''u' u ''e ''"'eS. i"e
''''',' "''s III jas. as E"' say
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w. 'epea'eo' NC '"o'e -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-09

Sewing Machines. GEO F. CowLEs takes
this method to ! ,rm the people of St Johnsbury
and vicinity that after attending the Fairs at
White River Junction and Lttleton, he PROPOSES
TO spend few lays in town for the purpose of fur
nishing such as NAV want. Those who saw the
Machine while on exhibition at the Fair, or who
think Of getting Sewing Machine, would do well
to inform themselves further in relation t, the ST.
periority of Wilbur X Gibbs over those of any
other manufacturers. Machines left on trial
See advertisement.
An ATTACHMENT for sewing braid Oh TO any
fabric is now part of the Wilcox K Gibbs Sew
ing Marhine.
This will he found of great utility dispensing
with the tedious process of braiding by hand -
The braid is passed through hole in the foot
which is grooved as to act as a Guide. and fol-
lows the path of the needle with perfect exact
ness without any assistance from the operator
taking any desired curve: so that the most intri-
cate patterns may be braided with rapidity.
This arrangement does not effect the price of
the machine. but adds very materially to its value
The agent for his machine will be at St.Johns-
bury about the 18th inst. Machines left on trial
and warranted.
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TATE OF VERM ION IT,
y CALEDONIA DISTRICT, 8.
ALEDONIA DISTRICT
NOTICE To GEO. IAVDER.

The president directors and company oi the Bank 81
Newbury having prayed out their writ against Geo. Law
der OF Ryegaie in the county o Caledonia aforesaid re-
urnable 10 the county within and FOL the SAID county,
OF Caedona Whereby the defendant Is summoned 10 an
swer the plsintlns IN plea ndebiates as>nn> con-
tanning the general which suit pending in
SAID court And II being made appear that The deie
dant Is absent from the state the time Of the service
of the writ and has hot wi,hin the same had
notice Of the service OF said wl said continued
and notice Is ordered TO be given o said defendant by
publication of the penency OF said suit n The CaledOan
public newspaper printed IL ST. Johisbury Three weeks
successfully, the last of which publications least
twenty days before The term OF court which
lie held ST. JohISbury, the r>t tuesday f De
ceInter ID 1863 which time and place defendant
is ordered 10 appear and make defence suit ii he
has
Dated at ST John sbury this third day OF Oct, 1861
CHARLES :. DANA. Clerk u The County Court.
A. UNDERWOOD, Atty for Pins 6sbs
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tt ~ vi. -. =,

The New Workers think that their Russian
visitors are the jcliiest fellows in the world
an the apple womer here conclude tina,
!ney never saw any real gentleman before.
The sailors have their pockets full of silver
coins Of unknown values, and they disburse
hem with perfect freedom. They look lit
Tie blank when postage currency is offered
them fer change but always take it, out OF
regard to the country they are visiting. We
suppose.
1t IS thought at the War Department that
there will be no lack of recruits to the armI
after the harvest season is over, under tn.
stimulus Of large national and local boun,;es
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kENSEDY.S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

he affection OF the pn'c Is called This mos: excellent
q al! Ln'ments pence, sped. Tor III the
aches AM pairs ia'; icSh + heir II.
EHEUMATSI
Is caused by >Asna cH ci .he luid> arising from chec
e rer>irati Is uri by few BOTTLES Of keu,e..ys
KlcuiudtiC l. -.ilnelit.
SPEiINS
Are ca'sei b. an oveTexisson and ien reaction Of
the '>I> cured by bottles u Kennedy R;lc-
'i-ai'c Linneut-equ-Iiy COED IoT INA, and beast
RALGIA.
ras ; @; al pain, : caused l an Inflammation OF ite
I"rNt--> instantly cured Applications r.eae
dv'S Rheumatic Liiimci.i
PLEUEISI
l. al Inflammation she iiuz Of tue rs-l> c,r- b.
lew e"t;-es "i kenlcdy'S Rheumatic LII ''neuL
BRUISES
Are caused ra 'dier "re--,-e q. IT,, ,=l IN, smash,
lli- 81 the liS>re>-iS >iIny relieved ~ kyc-rj's
Rheumatic iili.I-n,
CaANP
l. contraction Of 'h@ ci-. caused y sudden stop
psse "i the nervous 'i mich prevents animal iif-
Rheumatic LinineGt-
BILIOUS collie
l. caused h neuralgia in The >iorach and laygS-rake
4 teaspoonul Of Kennedy Rhenat.c linireiit IN WAN.
wafer every hall hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HoARslNESS
Are caused by an unnatural dryrr a the Sani>Ne
piece II rianne with kein-iT's Rheumatism Imminent.
apply il going Ia bed ai yoC ME t Wei IN Ie rnurti
ing
HEADACHE AND TliRoBBING OF TIE TEMPLES
IL caused hr pressure from nSenSib- lcrsiralin-iS
cured by lev applications Of heunecy's Rheumatic l
inent-
WEAKNESS OF TIE RACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
FOR AN CLCERATED SORE THROAT.
GU viii take ieaspOOnful the Linlrert aud four
ieaspccniu OF water Garsle liz throat twice day In
few al II viii Ice xell This ole rea>,,,unfr " III t
worth dollar 10 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
Aud al Inflammation Vi the threat tos and palste with
dr. hacking cough nIl dilute the Iinineat With
four i've times its bulk Care tine throat and
swallow the moisture. This fails.
Ii Is good for TooIHACHE. EARAcHE. SWEIIED FACE and
NFLasNATIoS every kind Every family should have
ull supply for the winter
. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury,
Mass Price s. cents Sold 10y
go J. c. BINGHAM.
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In this town. Oct ,, of paralysis. d Bickford.
aged 20 years.
In this town. Sept. s, of quick consumption.
Martin Thomas, aged 50 years.
Thou art gone, but not forgotten.
In Burke, Sept. 24th, of diptheria. Mary F.
daughter of Zenas B. and r. +. Brown. aoed
20 years and months
In Dorchester. Mass, Mrs. Anna Reed. wife Of
Alexander Thompson. both of ST. Johnsbu in
the 4lst year of her age y -
In Sutton, SEPT. %, Helen s., oldest daughter
OF Jacob B. and Ellen d. Anger, aged . years
Sd inst John Wiley, aged 50 years
In Montpelier. Oct. |. suddenly of hemorrhare
from the lungs, Mrs. Sally Vail. aged 81 year
wife Of Scion }. Y. Vail. Esq
In BURLINGTON, Sept. 2ith. Mrs. Anna P. Adj
ans, wife of }. s. Admas, aged "a wears.
In Derby, Sept: 10, of di pthera. Hattie H.. az
ed years: only daughter of Charles Traverse
Sept. r. Albert o. Marston. aged 81.
~ In Newark, Aug. %. Jenny, eldest daughter If
Nathaniel and Amanda F. Ham. aged wears and
3 I'M months; Aug 80, Eta May. only daughter Of
George W and Susan Mitchell, aged Years and
month. both of diptheria
In Lowell. Sept 81, John Rust, aged 81.
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POSTSCRIPT.

The two houses we're promptly organized
this morning by the election of the following
officers:
HOUSE, A. B. Gardiner, of Manchester,
speaker by nearly the entire Republican
Union vote. Edward A. Stewart, DERBY clerk,
Stewart Isl CO.. Cummings of Bratteboro
Il, scat. 10. SENATE, Henry Clark, Poult-
ney, Sec, and Henry L. Lamb, Asst. Sec.
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Sword Presentation.

On Saturday. tie 2G,h Of Sept. last, the
members of battery \. lst VI. Artillery, pre-
sen.ed their captain, E. J. Merrill, beauti-
fol sword, valued Al bout 500. The sword
was presented ~ II. y. G Packard, who
made short : pc ecu a appropriate to the occa
s;cn. The captain RESPONDED IN a feelir g
and patriotic manner, anf edged himself
that that sword sh0r.a never be taken by an
Unless he "a kea with it. Know
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ing well his courage and physical ability, we
believe he will faithfully keep his pledge.
This substantial token of regard is but the
natural expression of the affection of the
whole battery for one of the very best cap
tains in the regiment. FED.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-09

JOB PRINTING. Every kind OF print
ing is promptly executed at this Office, IN
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order; good WeIkmen are EN-.
picyed, ana add ttiCns of tyre an. other
printing materials are constantly being
made to keep fully up with !c times.
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III A son & II AMLIN' S
CABINET ORGANS.
PATENTED OCT q, 1852

the best OF their kind in the world and yery I'D
mrable for both private and public USE See written
Testimony from More Than Leo u the eminent rs
Isis OF tie leading cities Mason Hani
have received The only gold medal ever awarded In h
cOlnfry,-aSo. eleven silver medals and fourteen iirJ
mas In all twenty-sN first premilms-oyer all connect;
40 NS--f'NNI
Prices Of cabinet organs manufactured SOLELY ny Nas,,
4 iamlinJ go 10 S50u- Meloderls 500 10 sl-o
b--ilstrurors for the cabinet orya-also arra -a
-,inustrated catalogues sent by mail "
New York" VI AAS'n :. 5i ns
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I ADMINISTRATORS SALE

BY virtue OF q license from the honorable probate
court, iug Tire district Of C&i, dc;.ia:
viii sell at auction.
ON SATURDAY. Get. 81. on the premises.
The homestead farm of the late John Mccall
containing about tifty-th.cc acres of lani. with ,
dwelling house and barn thereon SAD i.rn i
situated in the northeast part ii RveAatc. about
tao miles from Mc,ad1es Falls. Also. It the
sane tine few articles Of per>; nal property be-
Ions Ing 70 said dcccascds estate
ROBERT HARVEY, Administrator.
Barnet, Oct. ;, 1888. eco
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
CHARLOTTE ORIGINS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DIsrRIcr, So
AT probate court held ST Johnsbury, in said district
the ID day OF October, A ID 1868
whereas David .Chaaie administrator CUM testament
10 annexo on the estate Charlotte Durein O Peaeha
said district deceased proposes 10 lender an account
OF his administration and 10 present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance ioi Inc inr-
DO Of making Partition and distribution OF The Residue
of said estate under dec-ee vi said court among Inc
persons who by law entitled 10 the same:
Ii Is therefore ordered by said court that the same
come under consideration and be heard al the Probate
Office In ST. Jchnsbury the 26th day Of Oct. ID.
1868. And II Is further ordered that all persons Interested
he notified hereof by publication 81 copy OF the record
OF order In the Caledonan printed al - JUhnsbury
three weeks successfully previous 10 said time OF hearing
that they may appear and contest the allowance Of said
account, II they and also he heard hy said
court in tine matter OF partition and distribution OF said
estate. By the Court,
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy o. record,
6.:5a Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
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v I Sold BY all druggists Oticc.N-
sLs5G Couftland. ST. y. C1.7U ! Il "a

f0Wir>> Pile art! EIuinOr Cure. Thon<-
aac- 81 certificates abroad IA this Cour try admit
llNt" To- 'i"">Lf ne hi"i Cu-e to- piles ,,ru!-
ula salt riuu &:l al! diseases al tae >.. For Internal
ana eXtc!H,l So EUIr", vegetable. One, bottle. war
raht" - eur" III every kud II piles bottles j., Al,
other I" the 'tnvr diseases. In failure al are
requested &c r.iur the pty l,s and take back their
molev. Sob! tvCrvwErr.. o..
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CON.EISSIUNEES NOTICE.
DAVID FoRSYTH.s ESTATE.

I'VE the subscribers. being appointed by the Probate
" Court for the district of Caledonia. Commissioners
receive. cAaine and Just all claims ami demands 81 all
persons against the estate OF DAVID fr>y II. OF ST
john airy. ia said district deceased represented insclv-
enl ana ie term Of G;JJl> from tine 81 ay oct
1913. -cltI- Lowed Il -sii a. the creditors said
deceased g. 'Siii ami prove Their sprCIive claims
tc!o." Us liofice. that Wal atirI 10 the duties
III car ""onf m.II the ci. 4. J Willard
in - sohsry in >aii fi>:-,: ga the SIN dav of De-
teiiiier ami Sih av -; T al O'clock in the al
tcrnyon, ZACH c; said ,iay>.
fPaRaI1 cn i ii con'rs.
ST. JuhSbrrN. pci : 1. = I>65. c--6S
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COMNISSInNERS' NOTICE.
psU-I EYppUSu-S ESTATE

The ST t>CriberS having been appointed = the Honorable
Probate Court for the district Caledonia commissioners
receive eNane aid Adjust all claims aid demands
all persons. against the estate IL PAU + terrisl late
81 ST Inu>hury, said dSTict. deceased. Represented
in>"lvcrt. aI the term ol sin months from the a>t iay
of Sept. A d ej3. being allowed by said The
creditors e" said deceased. 10 EXHIBIT and prove their
respective claims beure give notice. that We viii
attend L. the duties al appointment The 81; Johns
fury House. III ST Johi>hETy. III said district the
fourth Monday In Oct, 1903 AMI third Monday OF March
l-I at OClOck in the afternoon each uf said DAYS
eta R,SR ChA HH, lfk hnx commissioners.
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EARN AT AUCTION!

ON OCT. 18TH, AT OCLK. P. VI.
At the dwelling house on the premises. will be
sold The farm belonging To the estate OF Joshua
Stevens. The farm contains 23J acres of excel
le;t and. with 4 comfortable house and good
barns and sheds. Il is situated on Harixick ST..
IL nc town of Hardwick, and is one Of
IRE BTST FARMS II CALEDONIA CO.
There are two sugar lots on il. and abundance
Of wood and timber. TwO-thirds Of the money
can Law 10 OF ID Years secured oy mortgage on
The :arn if desired.
HENRY WALKER. Administrator.
Peacham, Oct. }, l,G3 676q
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" 7 DIR. Tobias VenftianN
IL Horse Lin iLucnt II L,

has given universal >atistaC during fourteen wear,
II has been Introduced INTO III" United States. After be
Ing tried by millions. II has been proclaimed the pain de
Sfr"i"r Il the world Pain be where this IMMINENT
Is .lpir II used as directed ii never la
l." III SI" lI>tInS" r"r colds CrIi. and flUr.l-
~. II 'd,i't III beat. One > t,tri- viii cue al the
above, "- IL useful IN every family sudden acct
debts such a. tHTn.. Gus >i.s, insect >tiuCS g.. Ii is
perfectly 'ct T. t"h' internally. and ht given 10
tn2 oldest Person Of YOUNGEST child Price anu cents
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FARM AT AUCTION.
The subscriber Will sell at public auction
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER PC. 1Ss3

At9 o clock, A. NJ, the following property:
he iarn situated in Barnet. l mile south of
the Center Meeting House Said farm contains
AZ acres suitably divided into till1ge pssturage
and woodland Also a small apple orchard and
sugar orchard, containing $50 trees. The build
ih5s are good large new barn 43 80 with Gel
iar. o"iit IN o2; agood, never failing spring of
water running to house and barn. Also the
farming tools on this place, 80 tons of hav, lot
OF straw. 200 or 800 bushels of oats, cows, fat
COW, nne-year old mare, l two-vear old colt.
two-year old heifer, 3 yearlings, , calves, II
sheep, shote, loo buckets,-nearly new, pans.
holders, etc.
Sale positive. ALIEN. MCLaREN.
J. H. Moore, Auct;oneer.
Barnet, Oct. :. $3.50
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT.

-
At Proba' curt. held Al ST Johnstury, in said dis
triIt. the j.. day Il Oct, 1865
WhP- Is David W. Choaie, administrator cum Tesla
ento the estate % Ac>ah Durgil, late OF
Peacai in district de ceased proposes render an
his administration and ,res iit his account
against laid for examination and allowance Tor The
IrpCse making Partition ami distribution vi The residue
said eta;e under decree said court the per-
who By aw entitled 10 the same IL Therefore o.
dered by sid that the come under lsidera-
ton and heard the P-ose Uice in ST JOh>bg-y,
the 10th day of Oct, l-. And II l. further ordered,
t!at a y, Interested b. Notified hereof by puhlica-
lion copy tie record 81 t- oGer n The C2ec"nian.
printed At ST JennsbUTA, three weeks sGcoe>sTe pre-
vouS said lille el Eearinr. that they may appear and
the allowance of sai account il they
and al bc heard y said court in the matter OF Partition
and distribution OF said estate.
BY The Curt
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
A true copy % record.
t.69 .itcst. Asa l.. FRENCH. Judge
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Lumbermen. Attention. Bnfnrn rnn 90

LUIIIDPfmFHs lITPNtION Do'Orp Won 90
INTO the woods this fall be and buv bottle kenne-
dyS Rheumatic Lnimcnt. This has been tried Al many
camps and found 10 work complete cure IN all
rheumatism Cole pains and sore Throat. For bruises
and SpanS we have used thing compare with
IT, AMI one ~ the best rvcTmsn the West Branch
'are this spring that he would never he without supply
Whenever H. was Al work IN the driving II i
for sale by all druggists. and is well worth the price lw
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Ear once ,ye fnlo y.

Fer once. we take pleasure in calling the a.
tetOn of our readers L. adv cr>emenitLaf II Howe
4 Stevens Family DYE Cnlnr>' this DAYS paper
These DYES have beC'm" a household u"'es>r". and
general In their that We'll dressed lady lui-
That MARY article II i-Ct"l ii date. j.. hv
The ai OF these Dives. mA..c .s ,...L a. l.A.
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Mason Il t!amIiu Cabinet Oruon-I

Is very seldom that We able L. direct public Alteration
10 musical instruments that contain fniuv elements ni
popularity as hr Above named A. itn. test inuniai
Il the cAcelicnCi"S {" these Instruments the
over one unTe'! ut the most eminent "r-ai>tS an.
musicians In the country hav" been L. their sup
port. pron"unciiE Them the " best In the world on
musical readers an! other, Interested are referred
advertisement OF M->srs. Mason Iilnllu. il another
column.
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L0ST!-A French Lace Vail, on Main stree,
OF 1onhsoury. the first week in August. The
finder is requested to leave it at this Office lr
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lSi OF LETTERS remaining in the
IL Post Office St Johnsbury, VT, Got. $. 1863
Allsen Hannah Mrs. Harrington Martha S.
Bixby Geo. F. Hut ;hiEs S. A. Miss.
Bradley L. ". Johnson G. W.
Curier b. B. Piece Horace H.
Dixie Harry Quimby L. X.
Fisk Hannah J. Mrs. Rock VIM. w. Mrs.
tarr Lorenzo ID. Weeks Flora Miss.
Gangros Luke
EMERSON HALL. Pm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-09

NJ o L { L. The ccpartnelship hereto
~ fore existing under the style Of Lee and
Warner, is bv mutual consent dissolved
The machine business will hereafter be con-
duc.ed unde. tie firm Of Lee and Blunt All
COMMUNICATIONS should te addressed to the St
j"hnSbuly Machine Co, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
81. JohnsjUry, Oct. !. 6.:69
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-09
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On Monday. jet and gold breast pin, in form
Of cross: Probably dropped somewhere on
Maine or Church SITS The finder will confer a
favor by leaving it at J. d Stoddard's office.
Oct. I, 1868 g..