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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-26
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Of the UD6nf0ses
This il q remedy 50 universally known to surpam
any other for the cure of throat and lung complaints
that il useless here to publish the evidence of its
virtues. Its unriya excellence for coughs and
colds, and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made 1t known throughout the civil
lied nations of tine earth. Few are the communities
or families, among them who have not some
personal experience Of its effects some living
trophy in their midst of its victory the subtle
and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders,
aud ~ they know, too, the effects of this remedy,
we need not do than to them that II has
now all the virtues that il did have when making
the cures which have won SO strongly upon the
confidence of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. c. AVER Z Co., Lowell, Mass.
Els Bsllord, Stephenson Carrahan, W. w.
Parker, F. Jacoby, Jr., p,i1en 4 Koch, q. Scbe-
eei, N. Kovacs. J. II. White, Leclaire, jnoS
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resolution was adopted instructing the
select committee on emancipation to inquire
into the eXpediency of making an appropria
ton IN aid OF emancipation in MARYLAND. A
resolution was adopted instructing the same
committee in reference to a bill to aid western
Virginia in emancipation.
resolution was adopted instructing the
committee on the conduct of the war to in
quire what restrictions on trade to portions of
the country now in military occupancy are
necessary, and whether army officers are en-
gagged in trade or speculation, etc.
Mr.. STEVENS offered his substitute for the
Dill OF the committee on ways and means.
Mr.. SPAuLDING in the course of his speech
said, the treasury now requires one hundred
million before the bill can be passed and the
notes engraved. Fifty million will be re-
CURED within twenty days. Our soldiers
In the field should be paid. They can
not be expected to perform duty cheerfully
while they know their families are almost
starving for the means of living. Imperative
necessity requires that payment to them sho,fld
be no longer delayed. If the secretary can
not raise money on bonds, other authority
should be given MIN to meet liabilities, He
showed that eleven hundred millions were re-
quired for the current service. He favored
the passage of the bill reported by the WAYS
and means committee, and said the only hope
OF success in our financial schemes was in
military success. If we cannot achieve vic.
tories all is lost, because the rebels depend on
force to sustain themselves. No compromise
can be made. Adjourned
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HARRIsBUA, Jan. IA resolution was
presented in the senate this afternoon, by NJ
b. Lowry, setting forth, that, in consequence
OF numerous intlammatory newspaper articles
having lately appeared, and that danger Of Vi
olence was to be apprehended in the election
of U. S. senator, the senate adjourn until
~ e,'-'>~N'NJ' ~ IN a,.laoIr, Tho. .es
olution passed the first reading by strict
party vote, and was then laid over until to-
morrow morning. Should it pass previous to
- o'clock, an election can not take place,
and the position remains vacant for one year.
The city is filled with thousands of strangers.
Great excitement prevails.
HARRIsBURG, PA, Jan. 12-l0 p. M.-The
republican caucus has just adjourned without
making nomination for the senatorship.
They sat with closed doors. limitations are
thrown out that Mr.. Wilmotwill be nominated
tomorrow morning. Mr.. Lowry's resolution
offered this afternoon will probably not be
pressed to final vete.
On the first ballot in the democratic eau
Gus, Buckaen received 10 votes, Campbell
16, Hughes IL, Foster 10, Black 5, Gov. Por-
ter L; the balance scattering. The second
ballot resulted, Buckalen %, Campbell Is,
Foster s, Hughes II, and the balance scatter
ing. The sixth ballot resulted thus; Buckal-
en- 40, Campbell 10, Hughes s. This nomi-
mated Buckalen as the democratic candidate
for the United States senator.
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Springfield, Mo-. not Captule1.
THE REBELS COMPLETELY REPULsEI

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-Late last night Gen.
Curtis received dispatches from Col. Crabb,
commanding at Springfield, that the rebels
were repulsed on every advance, and we hold
the town. Our loss is II killed, wounded not
known. We buried 50 rebels, and many
more were taken off the field. They left a
large number of their wounded in our hands.
But little of the town was destroyed, and that
done by our troops. The telegraph was al
most wholly destroyed between Springfield
and Sand Spring. Gen. Curtis has three col
umns of troops after the enemy.
ST. LOUIS, JAN 11,-Naj. Gen. H. W.
Halleck, Geaeral-in- Chief: Il have good
news from Springfield. Our troops have re-
pulsed the rebels and we hold the place. The
rebels are retreating, and 1 have three col
umns going toward them. General Brown
lost an arm. Colonel Crabb of the nineteenth
Iowa regiment, succeeds him in command.
The troops, including the enrolled militia,
behaved nobly.
S. r. CURTIS, Major General.
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Rebe1 Reports and stories.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
Jan. 1.-THE Richmond Enquirer of to-day
contains the following:-
VIcKsBURG, Jan. $50 Hon. j. 4. Seldom:
From the latest information am satisfied that
the cnemy's transports have gone up the river.
There are only seven gunboats between the
mouth of the Yazoo and Millikins Bend.
Vicksburg is daily growing stronger. We
intend to hold it.
j. C. PEMBERToN, Lieut.. Gen. CONG.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 9.-The Rebel publish
es the following from an official source, dated
Winchester, Tenn. :-''Gen. Morgans report
of his expedition shows that 1000 prisoners
were paroled, and several hundred Of the en-
envy killed and wounded, and an immense
quantity of arms and property destroyed.
Forests report shows 1900 prisoners taken,
1000 of the enemy killed and wounded, and
an immense quantity of arms, ammunition,
and stores destroyed, and his whole command
splendidly equipped from their captures
Our operations at MurfreeSboro, including
5000 prisoners and the capture Of 1000 at
Hartsville and around Nashville, sum up TO-
900 prisoners in less than month. We have
also captured and sent to the rear 30 cannon,
$4,000 small arms, with 1000 more i'll the
hands of our troops, 1900 wagons destroyed,
and the mules and harnesses secured. The
enemvs loss in killed and wounded is estima-
ted at 10000, including seven generals.
CHARLEsroN, S. c., Jan. 1l.-Late advices
from San Antonio, Texas, state that the ex-
press from Brownsville had brought intorma-
ton that four thousand French troops had
landed at Metamoras and taken possession OF
the city.
The railroad bridge over the Neuse river,
on the Weldon and Wilmington road has been
rebuilt.
The Virginia soldiers in the hospitals are
suffering for clothing and blankets, while
those from other states are supplied by their
state agents. The Richmond Enquirer calls
On the men and women of Virginia to furnish
these necessary articles Gen. Lees cavalry
brigade has subscribed and forwarded S., 400
FIR the relief of the citizens of Fredericks.
burg.
EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. FOUR.
The following officers and men have beer
dulv exchanged, and are hereby so declared
All officers and men taken in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Flori-
da, and South Carolina, up TO Dec ~, 1857
all officers and men captured IN missouri
Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, arkansas, anc
Louisiana. up to JAN /, 1868. The two fore
goinp sections apply not only to the officers
and men of the confederate service, but TO al
captured in arms or hostile array against thu
United States, whatever may have been IN!
character of the military organization to willci
they were attached, and whatever may nave
been the terms of parole given them. II any
are in Union prisons they are to be iInmedlatel.
released and given to the confederate authorl
ties; all confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at City Point up to Jan
&. 1862: all confederate officers and men VIII,
have been delivered at Vicksburg up to DE
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LATEST, NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
no THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
The News FROM VI3K5BUR5~
Tue Attack Fhcro Abandon ed.
Another Expedition Blamed

OFF THE Mourn OF YAzoo RIVER, Jan.
81, lS63.-The expedition against Vicksburg
was withdrawn from the Yazoo river yester-
day. single attack by the enemy was re-
pulsed by our gunboats. The enemy is i'm
pregnable on the front, facing that stream.
There has been no fighting of moment since
last Monday.
Gen. McClernand arrived here Thursday
night. The army are now in transports at
Millkin's Bend There are no further move
ments by the rebel Gems. Pemberton and
Price in Vicksburg. They were reinforced
to &C, 000 men, and had 100 guns in their bat
terieS. besides their field artillery. Our losses
in the Yaz0o will amount to 2500 or 5000.
The loss of the enemy is unknown. Capt
Gwin of the gunboat Benton died this eve
ming of his wounds. His remains will be sent
to his friends.
1t has rained necessarily for thirty-six hours,
causing heavy rise in the Mississippi river.
A council of war was held on board the Ii
gress, General Netherlands headquarters, on
Sunday. Commodore Porter, Generals Sher.
man and McClernand, and other officers were
present. 1t was determined that it would be
folly to make any further attack on Vicks-
burg with the present force, that the enemy
receive their reinforcements too rapidly, and
there was oprospect of reinforcements to us.
Therefore 1t was deemed expedient to aban-
don the attack on Vicksburg, and operate
against some other place. A point of attack
was decided on, but its publication is forbid
den.
The following day both fleets got under
weigh. There was no coal for the gunboats,
and they were unable to raise steam. There
was flood in the river at this time. With
wood fuel the transports took the gunboats in
tow, and moved slowly along. The advance
arrived here last evening, and met coal going
down-the river. There was considerable ex-
citement at the mouth of the Arkansas river.
The ram Ponchartran is down the river. The
gunb0ats and rams are waiting for her.
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In Northboro, Jan I, by Rev DR. Ripley John u Roy.
den OF Springfield TO Mary b Pierce Of Northboro
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-The bill intro
duced by representative Burnham to-day, to
aid Maryland in the adjustment of slavery,
appropriates million of dollars, and senator
Willey's bill appropriates two millions for a
similar purpose in West Virginia. The lat
ter provides two hundred thousand dollars for
the deportation and settlement of slaves.
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NEW YORK, Jan I2-COTTON more active and hrmer:
sales 230Q bales at 693 a Zoe for middling uplands
FLOuR-Saes l200O bbs; state and we stern lOc bet
ter; supeifne state s6,l5 % Sc As extra state S655 "a
S6S5; round hoop Ohio 81 a s7,l5; superfne western
@ez9 @ Sl9O; SouhernhrEer sales 1900 bbls; mixed to
good 500 $3.50; extra $40 q $500; Canada IOc bet
ter; s,les $50 bbls; extra IS 20 q $500
,GKAINIWheat q &c better. Corn lc better: sales
% goo bush: mixed western 50 q SIC for sound
9ecf quiet: sales $50 bbs. Pork-rness frmer prime
unchanged; sales 24OO bhs; sl43T "a Sl4 So Lard
shade frmer sales $3.50 bbs at % "a lode Rice more
setye and &c hgher sales 500 bags Patna Rangoon
at u. Coffee active and firm Molasscs-New Orleans
active and firm; sales $50 bbs at u a SIC.
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cember 23d, 1862, and including said date;
all confederate officers and men captured and
paroled at Fredericksburg in December, 1862;
all confederate officers and men captured
at Goldsboro, N. C., in December, 1862.
There are other miscellaneous exchanges of
which the appropriate officers will be duly in
formed ROBERT OULD.
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Nav YORK, Jan. l2-SToCKS are steady; Chicago
and Rock island $780, Cleveland and Toledo sGA Gaena
ana Chic5ao 500; Cleveland and Ptsburg G75 Illinois
Central scrip 49, Panama lS2a Michigan Southern guar
anteed "; Michigan Southern Railroad 81 Michigan
Central 964i Reading $50 Harlem 34}; Norwich and
worcester u Hudson 9S3; Era Railroad "a; New York
Gold l42. ~ N@' --A
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. 12.-W. A. Rich
ardson was elected United States senator this
afternoon. The vote stood, Richardson &C,
governor Yates 81,
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Funeral from his late residence, No 20 r rvr,. s.
Thursday morning at IL O'Clock Friends invited TO
attend.
lnBe,ln, Jan 6, Betsey, widow of the late Capt Will
liam Barnes So 10 mos.
In Brookfeld. Dec 30, of consumption, Harrison E
"a yrs.
At Fairfax Seminary, Jan I, Frank Stowell, private
in Co X, 2lst Mass regiment, rs yrs
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-A Wal
II let containing small sum of money, was lost be-
tween 2S Orange and Salem street church, last
sabbath The above reward will be paid tor the same
left at this Office CIT JalS
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NII-cFII.ANEnI> CARDS
GEO. G. & GEO. VI. CAHOON,
BARTLETT * TEACHER.

Manufacturers < is-:,r~ Il. isl~ir-,r ai.. i--r>
E4>t EG-Ss. = So
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Daildrstn.

BosTON, Oct. 80, ls3y.
Me.srs Joseph Burnet' K Co:
Gentlemen-I have use your Cocaine about wecss
and its effect is 50 marked d extraordinary that Ideem
my duty to state it to YOU
Ny worst complaint for several years has been Dan
ruff with itching and irritation OF the scalp. After brush
ing my hair, my collar would be covered with the
white scales. (landruf) which ked like a shower Of
Ny barber tried various Applications Without CT
feet. His abuse of Jour Cocoainr, and lis obstinate
fusal to it, provoked / to procure ami tIy it.
have used less thln bottle, The danlfuH, ani til,
irritation which caused t. have entirely disappeared ANA
MY hair never before in good condition.
Your obi servant A. \. FULLER.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From S. N. PETTENGILL l. Go, Boston.
Indian Medical Institute.
OFFICE, sc BROMFIELD ST., BOSTON.

OFFICE, % BRoMflELD ST., BOSTON.
r. GREENE, NJ. D., Sup intending PLY sician
This Institution established for the Of disease
by the Of innocen; vegetable remedies entirely MS
carding poisonous drugs Invalid, therefore, VINO al
employ sensible means !n sensible way, lor INC IT,
covely of health will find advantages at this Institution
not 10 b. f und elsewhere.
Many diseases such scrofuia, huinors Of Tue pood
diseases of the throat and lungs, dyspepsia liver com
plaiut heart conpa rleuma .m female complaints
and ra1 variety ordinary diseases, are successfully
treated by medicine which may be sent to any part OF the
country with full directions Persons having cancers or
tbose afflicted with complicated diseases should immed
ately avail themselves OfDr Greenes personal attention
Consultation AZ the office, by mail free of charge.
Or Greene viii be at the Office from 4. NJ to 2. NJ.
The Office will be open, All competent pcrsons III atcnd
.rce from ! = AN. to 7. 81.
Not".-Prr-Ons wishing TO investigate this method Of
practice H. superior Success will be furnished with
pamphlet descriptive Of treatment, Free by addressing
Z. Gr-ene N D., - Bromfeli Street, Boston, Mass.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prom s. VI. PETTENGILL & Co, Boston.

The Human Hair.-HCw many persons abuse
This delicate and beautiful ornament by burning it with
alcoholic washes and plasterng it with grease, which has
no affinity for the skim an is not absorbed. Burnet's
Cocaine, compound Of Co3oanut oil, &C. is unriyaed
as dressing for the hair readily absorbed, ard pc
cullary adapted its various conditions preventing is
falling off, and promoting its healthy growth.
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EsalaSliPSs.

B0STON, Nov. u, 1873.
Gentlemen--When first used your CoCoaIue had
been bald seven years, In the IN antme had tried a
dozen different preparations specially recommended for
ba IS, and al" claiming to be ufAlibe) without any
beneficial effect. The ladies OF nv hou>col! URGE!
to try your Coco ine, which lid, 10 pleas hrn no
having myself any faith the power Of man TO r. s.
nv hair hav. used tn. Is Of one bottle, ana my
Dtd pate is coTered all With young hair about rre
gh:hs OF rch lons, which app rs strong and heal
thy, and determined to grow.
In word. your Cocaine is exceent-tlie hc; prep
ton fer the hair have known, and the only one
which accUm2shs Elore than j; promises
Very truly roi. bgei and obt- servant,
d. T. MERW!N.
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Messrs Joseph Burnett ~ Co:
cannot refuse to state the Sautary effect, il my own
aggrievel case of your exec lent hair oil-Cocoaine
For many months my hair hal been falling OF, until
was fearful of los entirely. The skin my head
became gradually and more inflaInei, that
could not touch it without pain. This irritate uiI-ion
attributed to the of various advertise lair ashes
which have since been told contain camphene spirit
By the advice Of my PHYSICIAN to vino; you had shown
process of purifying the OIL commenced is
the last week in June. Tne first application allayed the
itching and irritation il three four days tin rcinr
and tenderness disappeare-te hair ceased to fall and
have Il thick srcwtl of new hair. trust that 9TH
crs similarly afflicted Will be induced try the c
remedy Yours. very truly, SUSAN L. POPE.
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BUrnctt'S COcOaiMe.

compound of coccanut oil &c for Iressi'g the hail
Fvr efficacy and aTeeabeness, it is without equal
II Prerents the hair from falling od
Hp'oDiotes its heothy rigorous gro,rh.
II Is not grcaSy or sticky
eores dsagreeaJie o,ior.
II SQftens The hair wheu hd,d and dry.
IT soothes the urttated scalp hin.
II affords the RICHEST iusfrc
II remains longest IN etiect.
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Dc MI er-i-r.s. r,ila :l.> l-ra ~. ,Gor7s i.
hi, 'ar: 81: &c state ."r - v,ar> - a Ms-,.,
Worker. continues Z" l.iaauil,tfiT- Il g'.,..r-i,
Grave Stro~ AMI D.ia,Ir'i'sl MI Of ,.,rly
>'yic y pattern. :, >'i'i s1'iy; ava, .. Is,
4 Tho fs-' t.t he docs il-a :no~. ez.,e-,sy" ,ar,
II the s,ork himself. IA, can se.l n ;.-t> thai =.
ma:I iiys - ami hir, is ~ol> done. ar ,s..y
his a.i.> l. = So! established la,.' Lat = u =,
always succeeds til best VINO ! tie be- a-,.siain,-
ed with the business which kc ! in Whit sane
man would think of getting fine proportional
and ~cll finished monument. designed and exc
cuted under the directions II ! man Who had
tended SAW mill ca rc.liled tia Il sou war.t q.
good l"b - |" good mechanic, til h.u aia-
you Wa,.t. and Kou Ma, 1t &c best woi> and 'i,
ioNest prize. Those ,zi.n are a'.nt 'a 1,rs'..>,.
Monuments or Grave Stones. 80 and las; MA
WI: salt i'er hy coming II Lvli "a. az % w-i;..
inll particulars. ai-& cvev i''h ,vi'l n rxr,s-,
with fidelity And :rie .,,sj 20 tie ,y Ines 4 -,
purchaser. - p. SPENCER.
Lyndon. jan. !. lI-.;. @1if
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c. ". WILLIAMS & Cos
Double Thread
EalniEt sewing Machines.

Pr.c, ran g upwards from SIS. These machines have
been in he -aket nearly fire years, during Inch time
they have earned reputation Second IN none in the
trJyid They max tie lOublelOup' stch, straight
rcedle from The rginal ,pGOls and all
ted. Circulars, with sample vi sewing sert by mail
sub agents wanted 9r Salesroom, 3Z3 Washington
g, Boston.
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o. S L E Y E n S
ECONOMY, HEALTH AND
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed:-Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do YOU want II buy the cheapest bed:-Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress
Do vou want 20 buy the most durable bed -
It j. Casino Spring Mattress
Do YOU want 20 use the most healthy bed -
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want TO enjoy a good nights rest -
You can; on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health, durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
For tn truth of the above would refer to the
many III this and neishboring towns who are
USING them. IT CASINO.
Next to Binghams Drug Store, St Johnsbury.
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DACk PAY AND Bounty.

Back paw ana b., n'.e> ,iue deee2,ei sa'dieE-.
entitled i;..5,,a iy ar-s 4 faa-re>~- 80. '' r-
tanned bv lie subscriber t. Is-~-l - o,ilt., L.
sarjon. CiiAEff> L Nm Eli
East RuIae. Vt. jIiy :. -. -
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ST.. JonNsBURY BUSINESS Directors,

ST.. JonNsBURY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
NEWELL & BROOKS,
HYSICIANS < SURGE ONS-
OFFICE OVER uowARp's
DR. Ns residence. Sumner ST, opposite Union School
DR. BIS residence Central ST. Sd house from Summer 81
EMILY A. VARNEY. VI. ID.
HYSICIAN AND st Z 6 y q.
Office first house North of The North Church
j. RO SIS,
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR SOLICITOR
Office over E. Jewett's
JOHN ID. MILLER. Ast.
MANUFACTURER OF
CARRIAGE OF A l. n y ID !,
OPPOSITE DEPOT, ST JoHNSBURY. VI.
+ Carriages repaired al short notice
j. MUTT,
FILE MANUFACTURES, STEAM MILLS,
Opposite Passenger Depot
T. JEwETT,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CROCKERY HARDWARE
.ooTs AND SHOES, GROCERIES, OILS, PAINTS, 1c
Main Street
Miss f. NIcDOCGALL,
Dealer in
MILLINERY & DRY GOODS.
Opposite Caledonian Once
F. b. GAGE, ARTIST,
AT ST. JOHNsBURY PORTRAIT GALLERY;
Ambrotypes, Mslainotypes. anu liie-Sze Photographs
Better AMI cheaper than elsewhere
GEO. s. SHAW,
ms nee AGEN T,
Office with ]. Ross. Jewett's Building
n. b. FLINT,
Manufacturer of HARNESSES. etc.
Opposite Passumpsic House, Railroad street
C. C. CHILOS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER AMI
PLATED WARE, sPEcTAcLES. BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS, Toys, &C
Repairing and engraving done with elegance ami prompt
ness. Opposite Post Office Main street.
WIN. III. HORTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR and dealer in Gents Fur
nishing Goods. Railroad street
HOYT Il GREEN,
DRUGGISTS and dealers in Paints, Oils, and Varnhes
Railroad street
H. H. WTON,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Office opposite bank, Main street
III. c. DICKINSON,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE.
Buffers Building Railroad street
1. RMINGTON,
Manufacturer < Dealer in Furniture and Chairs
ST Johnsbury Centre.
It. TRESCOTT.
LIVERY STABLE. Passengers carried O and from the
Stable Central street ST JolShuTy House
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81 FARM FOR SALE.

zg@2 FARM FOR SALE.
:ss;s4s. Where Asa Morrill, died in Kirby.
lille on the River Road leading from East
- - 4. Johnsbury to West Concord;
,5nut J.. miles from each Village. said farm con-
taia> 10 acres best quality Meadow Land, 20
acres best quality Of iillase. upland pasture of
the best qu:..ity, Wood Land. Sugar place, Sugar
house. sap pans set in an Arch, buckets. holders,
and DRY v cod IN su-ar house everything ready
10 commence susaring. All the Buildings On
said far,n are new; all necessary out Buildings,
running Water in the house and barn.-in short
everything about the buildings to make IT con-
ye!tnt and one Of the most desirable farms in
Caledonia County. One half Of the purchase
money can LAY Oh mortgage on the premises in
twenty yelr> equal annual payments and the other
,.,.,: T., purchaser can have ii he wishes three
wears eCua! annual payments with undoubted Sc
,u!.ty r. session given Immediately.
CALVIN IUBi.iLL, Executor.
March -, lS5:i- 39tf