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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30


WAk FRAzEs Josh Billings takcs a
log kal va of war fruzes: -,
Ontu Richmond-That is tn sa, If the
kusscd re6cis will allow It.
Parallel lines--Are than kind OF lines
that never knm together.
Mil.Gra necessita-lo ofcers and u
gallon ofwhiska to every priYates.
opluee tie dogs Of wsr-But mnzzlo
the darn krlltsrsi if yon don't, somebcdy
will get hurt.
War Of fcxterninashun--Th,s fraze le-
longs ho'eY tu the komsarn department.
Adyense Gard-This is a gard tia Law
tn hav in cur armo tu keep opr fellers
from pitchin' intu the enema fruntw ards,
Rere Gard-This Is a gard ,ha hav IL
hay to keep our fellers, when tha are s,u-
rounded, from p'chin' intu the enema
backwards.
Awl quiet ON the Pottcrmpck-Th's
shows what perfack subjeoksLun our fsl-
! rs ,rs under.
Mllitara straterga-Trying TO reduce
swamp bay keiehin' the bilycus fever ou,
of H. ~
Pickets-These are chaps that are cent
out tu borfT turhacker of the enema, and
in SEQ if the kussed rebels has sJt =
pass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

At the Varieties thenter, in Richmond
December Gath was played the new play
Of "Guerrillas," the eharsctsrs being
Consederates and Federals, the leading
one Of the latter being Gen. Fremont.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

0<TWhen the celebrated Hayden was
asked how all his sacred music was 80
cheerful, the great composer replied ;
Il cannot make II otherwise. write &C.
cording 10 the thoughts l feel; when
think upon God. my heart is so f,Al OF
Joy that notes dsDce and leap. as II were.
from my pen, and since God has given me
cheerful heart, il will be pardeDed in
me that serve him with cheerful
spirit"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
Fame raj and Last Hours OrDr.
utnseAu,.u

FuNerDi and Last Hours of DIR.
Eecehcr.
The funeral of the Rev. DR.. Lyman
Beecher was held on tae l4th inst, in
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, which was
crowded in every part. The family OF
the deceased were nearly all present. A
large number orthe clergy assembled, and
the following Rcv. d. D.'s were pail
bearers; Thos, Skinner, WIN. Adams,
VIM. A Halleck, Milton Badger, Saml.
IL. Cox, Joshua Lsavitt, John Marsh, r..
5. Storrs, Jr., Rev. Mr.. Spear, Rev. Mr.
Buddington and Rev. Mr.. Bdwell. Rev.
Drs. Skinner, StOrrs, Peters, Buddington
aud Bacon occupied the platform. On
the coffin, which was Of richly polished
rosewood, with silver mountings, was
placed wreOths of overgreens. The
plate bore the following simple inscrip-
(, ON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
a.ked. an,d rou any fsari,

hsheNs Hiod NNN oNN lNua
"Nc, none at ali; and, what is wouder-
ful, | have no pain either" passing his
hand over his head.
repeated, 81 shall be satisfied when |
swake In thy likeness"
"How wonderiul," he answered "thst
creature eau spproach the Creator so
as TO awake ia his likeness! o, glorious,
glorious Godi"
81 rejoice with you, father"
al know you rejoice es pious woman
hui you cannot enter into MY experience
now."
"Father, did you see Jssusl"
can was swallowed up in God him
self"
For an hour he was in this state, talk
ing and praying. The next dsy he re-
marked that he had an indistinct remem
braucc Of some great joy. The last in
dlcation OF life, en- the dsy Of his death
was a mute response TO bis wife, repeat
inp
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
TOln brown at Oxford
Enn OnO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OOUsUOO TO SELL

| 600. 200 MALE Eo .! spI FEMALE AGENTS
bLOlUS NEW STEEL PLA fE COUNTY col
oRED OF THE UNITED STATES,
! CANAOAs, andNEW BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, lsCo
| COST ssv OVOto engtaYe it,and one years time.
M1"PstnoI 70 any lomsPey maee by Cohon Of
Ooo names are engfavedon this map.
II Is not oniy County Map, bat it Is slsoA
! COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of he United statss and Csnadss combined in one
wing EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between
GnaHantee any woUan man 81 10 as psr day
End wi take back all hGps that cannot be sold and
send for 81 sonhto touy.
Printed insiTuetions how TO canvass well, furnished
/ all our agents.
\ Wanted Wholesale Agents for our Man, In every
State, California g Cansda, ngand, Franes aud Cuba
n 'ortune may be made, Mitha lew hundred dolluTs
eapit@'. No eOmpetition,
j. a LLOND, Nc, l64 BToad,sny, New York.
The " ar Department uses our Map Of NiTgiuia,
Maryland aud ehnsy ylyania, cost SlCO,lnO, on nheh
iis,,n'srk cd Antis,am Creek, sbsrp,burg, Maryland
Ford, aud all Others the Potomuc, and every olheT
on ne rotomaf, and every other place in Maryland,
Virsnia and Psnn'ylssnis, OF none yIeiundsd,
| LLOYDs
PO6hAPHlCAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
oHto, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
sthe enly aa,hedty for Gen. Bsell and the War De
Pahme.i. Money'eiunded to aay one Gndisg au er.
ToTih IT, Price so cents.
- From The TGibpns ,Auae.
"LLoYD's Map OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND
AND NDPENNsNLvANIA.- -1LisMupis very Iaise
is cost labs, IS cents, it is,he best which can
be PnrehAsed."
LLokDs GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
tlVth.--ffon Actual Surveys by CRpts. Ban and
m. Bowen, hississippi RissTPilots, OF ST L0uis.
NO shows every man's nlaniaion aud owner's name
nom - loaiste the Guif Of MsAieo-i $50 miles
., sssry .aneest Island own lsndlug, and all places
~ hles 1ae ifon ihe rlser-T oloIed in counties sud
ESQ ON linsn with roller, Ready sept. 10
kAyr EPAkrhsar, WAsBiSoIos, Sept ~, Ne
T. 7 LLofB'S-sirs Send me your Man efthe Mis-
sissippi River with price per bundled eoples REM
Admiral Charles II. Davis, commanding the Mi.sis.
siPpi sauadron, saoth0nEed to Furehsss g. many a.
are required foruss Of that sq0HdfeR.
GIDEON WELLEs ,seeys sf the Navy
Oetl7-3m 4 i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
"Jesus. lover Of NY soul,
Let me to thy bosom ily."

The last hours Of his earthly sleep his
face was Illuminated with solemn and
divine radiance, and softly and tendcrly,
without even a sigh, he passed to the CIV.
srlasting rect.
At the close Of tho services the body
was taken out Of doors in front Of the
church, aud shadows began To fall before
the throng of people. who desired TO look
upon the noble dust, separated. The ro-
mains wers conveyed to New Haven,
Thursday morning, and were accompan-
| led by the members Of the family.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

SoEsE IN the HousEs-Soop after tis
House Of Representatives was called to
order by the speaker, yesterday, a stately
lady catered the east gsllery with an el-
egant silk Dag, of medium size, in her
hands. She walked 70 the balustrale,
slow y unfolding the flag, and; looking
down upon the members, waved the Stars
and Stripes, slowly and uiajes icly, Size
then carefully folded il up again. ala
walked out of tho gsllery,, Her dspsrt-
ure was as quiet as her coming. Tho
manner Of the woman was strange, mys-
isrions, and solemn. She seemed 70 be,
the Goddess Of Liberty in hesh.. What
induced her to perform this ceremony 10
not know. Al all events, il was besuti-
lal and suggestive. ~ Jyashia5ton Chfcz,,
icls. u '.r'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30


THE SEcFsH AND GERHAS-Amonr
the patieDts in the Gensral Hospitalrs at
Philadelphia is a secesh soldier. He
was very sick when first brought here,
but is now doing better. He IL erabbs d,
customer. Now thut he is recovering,
his bnrliness begins 20 show itself in a
manner shat his comrades don't care about
putting up with--ut any rate from a Sc
cesh n.
Ia the sumo ward with him is Union
soldier-an adopted citizen, from this
land Of krout. Yesterday morning TIA
Union German said something 10 e. cesh.
Secesh vcuchsalod only in reply: 3, ~
SEQ TO --.n nf awe Tiraf "a
"DoVsiln a. if ,ba.
Secosh repeated his remnrk. sgta
Tbs German was not at all exlspera-
ted. rtfrr aili ~. :
"Ah" said he, "mine frent, you ishtso
kind,7I cannot 20 TO dat plaee.'i ~
"Why notl' loe ,a4
at ish now full. 1t ish very crowded
dere. Sigel, he fill II nit dead rrbelss--
Even dc tuyful has to shleep DOT o'doors.'
The laugh came in here froa the boys
who were lounging around. seoeshl had
nothing more 10 say. fd boa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
respectfully yours.
REV y CATHOR

Such is the language reaching US daily.
No article ever have had an equal sale. :
Under no circumstances will the pure
standard Of the materials used be dePsrt-
ed from. sem r.1a IN
These Bitters are sold by all principal
druggists, grocers, hotels and restaurants.
Be sure each bottle bears the fac smile
Of the proprietor's signature, on a steel
plate label. sAf
'I4 i. p. II, BRAKE g. CO..
2o2 Broadway, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

The sun arose, and David awoke from
his mslodious rupture. Aud as long us
he lived the strains of creaion's harmony
remained in his soul, and daily he recall
cd them upon tho strings of his harp
The Taimud.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
sT. CROIX RUM.

The powerful, inyigorating and tonic
properties of ST. C,oix Rum, have been
acknowledged by tho physicians Of the
world. For consumption il is tho only
stimulsnt that should be used.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30
The Mysteries OF New Ycrl..
COMMUNICATED. /

Wars, national RESOURCES, political con.
tests, religious conventions, smusements
the Central Park, ts swans, gondolas,
Sc. have beeu disoussed--this letter i.
Of the Mysteries Of New York" In the
car, steamboat, saloon, porlor, at dinner,
10 the street, everywhers do | hear some
story with relation to, sr All inquiry as ts
the meaning of those mythical words,
posted, printed and advertised, wherever
70:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
Another Kind of Slavery.

Extract from Beechers from the text aye are
called unto Liberty "
But remember that there is something
more. Only use not liberty for an occa,
sion 81, to the flesh" Do not think that this
loerty is Tor your own profit and benefit. Do
, not De s'ingy because you have the riches of
i'oer'!; but by love serve one another -
become slaves to each other. By commission
i no man should be slave; but without com
pu1Slon' and under the drawings of love. ey.
cry man should be. Do YOU want to 600 o
save 40 not go down to those paradis;a-
cal lying places in the South, to see the ham,
Ply slave. ! will point you to one D'p
The day is drawing to q closo T,
all the hours of it slave has been moy;no
about the house, and now, as twil;obt comes
on, hear the slave singing HYMN anJ
what is it that this angelic choir is s;ne;na
to- 1t IS little nothing, called a bahy %
And who is this slave, fit to be an an~el IN
royalty of gifts, and in richness of cnlt;vo
ton Why, it is Mrs Browning the poetess
noble in understanding velsed in the Lore
OF ages; deep in nature full of treasure such
as a, no king, no court, and no palace ever had,
She sings. And when the little child is un.
easy she serves it. When the child tires of
tne pillow and the cradle, it makes a pillow
u hef' AND when she is weary, if the child
ooes not wish to 60, she still holds it. And
~hen at last 1t will lie down, she still wakes
i0f lear that the child will awake. And in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

every single hour of the night she hears its
call. Not whimper or sound from the child
escapes her notice. And she is up before
the morning star. And, though weary, all
day again this slave serves this little baby
this little uncrowned despot Of the heart!
All! there is no slave out of heaven like
loving woman; and of all loving women
there is no such slave as a mother. And
how royal, next to God himself, are slaves
But remember what kind they must be. "By
love serve one another That is the coin
that buys them. 1t is love, and it is giving
ones self for another's benefit and to anoth-
er's life in the fullness of love, that makes
true slavery. How beautiful are those slaves
that are slaves through love Not the Greek
slave could be compared with them. No ideal
that we can form can approach to the glory
OF their nature. No measure can be found
by which to estimate the value of one that is
slave through love to another's uses.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
on r E NJ 0 V A l. -.
-K<zs; /. eoz J. s.. removed

B o rs AND shoes
into the room with his
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
where he will continue to keep and manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE VARIOUS
PATTERNS AND LATEST STYLES.
His Manufacturing Department will be under
the direction of
MR. ROBERT GAN,
who has been known in this vicinity for many
years as very faithful and accommodating work
man.
MR.. BERGE RON,
from Hanover, N. H., who has been with me for
the LAST SIX MONTHS, still continues to make the
LADIES t. GENTS FINE BOOTS
which for superior workmanship are excelled by
none. 26
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
CUNNISSIUNEP.S' NOyy-T
JOSIAH ID. JACKSoS,S ESTATE

I'VE the subscribers. being als..lrr-s IN. 81. d,
w C0urtfor ihe district ,f FSS.x a - ~. 81.
receive, examine arid adjust all G. Ia NJ gs
persons AGAINST the estate u J> al ID l,,.-~
uuaGtlal III SAID dl>tIlCi. deceased and ,i,...-
The DECEASED exhibited in oi,~cl 1l,r,;, a..
notice That six months from lie n day ~ H.
afe allowed tor itr Creditors fre-t.,- ~
said commissioners Tor examination, ana ,,a
that Ne Hill Meet Tor that l'Jr1nose AZ s, + r
o. The late 'icoeaS d 4, 'ic!l lhsI, ia ,a.l a!-,l
ID Tuesdays al March AID Jui.e ,..K- n
III the forenoon Oh each Uf sad DAYS 'n
sl-as AZRO II sToS 0l'''' Conn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

Cai~a'ria D-.r.- -.
In Pr,'iaie Court held Al 81 Johu>tl.rs s.--s.--
said dis;.ict, On the 81 DAY 81 Felrua-r -.
Al instrument purpprttI- 10 br liz. ss,f X. .
latlthl 90 Loirizp SA-N ,>ieT. late ,i J,l--.-,
Ir,, uCSr>'.' L.ii5 Presented L" lie rsf- Is
i / "I's.rcd ~ said ouu7I. that all ,,er-,r, .
rAeifil lie uoincd 70 appear ii a session .a :.
u noi'.ri n the Probate DftOr. in ~ 1,.l-r.,
-otA l@s VI frtTuarN- l>6S, and sheW cal.,, II =,
iiAn lake- i-aiI>i illr probate saia NIL. ~ 80
l'tSr- Il : luIii,r ordered. that a Cag N f..
as OYER hc publ Silea three weeks ,rua--..
-4eu'iilAt printed al ~ JohnSburv l,Fra5.rs. " '
liile Appointed Tor hearing sd '-.-
ASA l.. FRENCH, judge ,.l p. ..,,-
A STlte copy Of Teo,ad-Atie>i. '''-
1--1i ASA L. FRENCH jude q Pr s....-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

Hops.-The total amount of hops inspect
ed in Massachusetts, in 1862 was l,1l6 bales
weighing 2l4,671 pounds, against 1914 bales
of the weight of 1892 pounds in 1851
In 1860 New York grew 9,655,542 pounds
out of total in the United States that year
of 1O,676,704. The next larges: producer,
was the state of Vermont, 631 ,64l pounds
Massachusetts grew in 1910, 254 ,196 pounds,
but fell off to Ill ,3Ol in 1860, and to 2l4,-
GIL in 1862; New Hampshire produced
243,425 pounds in 1910, against 13O,42S in
1860; Maine reports $500 pounds in 1910,
against O2,99S in 1860 The duty on hops
was taken off by England in September last,
consequently our hops can go there free of
duty. At the commencement of the year hops
were ten cents pound, but they have since
advanced to Is cents. During the year 3d.
600 bales were exported.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

A $4,000 SMoKE.-We met an intelligent
and economical gentleman at the State Fair
at Rochester, who had just built three thous-
and dollar smoke house! He was induced
to do SO for the following reasons Find
ing, many years ago, that the habit of smok-
ing tobacco was injuring his health, he dis
continued the effort, although it cost him
many severe effort. He was subsequently
encouraged, however, at the pecuniary saving
it was constantly eAecting. By an accurate
arithmetical calculation, be ascertained that
the daily cost of segars, with annual interest,
and compound interest, that is, with the in
terest placed out again on interest, would "a
mount to over three thousand dollars in twen-
ty years. Having already effected this saw
ing, he concluded to build hand some dwell
ing. His friends often inquiring "How can
you afford to build SO good house, he in
variably answered, -"This is my smoke
house-the amount have saved in not puff
ing $4,000 to the winds"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
NO L | c E.

We, the subscribers, having en- appui..,,. .-
the Governor Board 81 Medical tAan.ii...r, ..,
der he recent >tlt',te enacted 5v the Le->'s-.,a
81 taiS State Toy the county OF Essex l. .>s,-.s
al persons enrolled in the hi tia 81 the >,.-.
towns in said county If ESSEX. who ma, mn
application for exemption from milirars dur, "a
hereby give notice that We VIII meet n ~. r.
ins places 10 attend 10 the duties Of OK ar, ~
ment. viz
AT Whites Hotel, West Concord. Feb as...
smith Hotel. Lunenb2rg. Feb u a.: Al DO l.
Hotel. Gulldhail, Feb. p; W. r Baldwin S,or.
Bloomtield- Feb Pa; and Al the lsl.nd P..-
House Island Pond FEB. >, At 10 O'clock IL .
forenoon on each OF said DAYS
e e. ADAMS. Nc
/. I. CUSHMAN. fiAil---;-
West Concord, Feb 3. 1868. a.-..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
CU RE I 0 R PIN WORMS.
DR.. L. q. GOULD'S
Pl y " g Il VI SNRI'p

Pr y WORM SYRUP
Is the frs. and only remedy offered ia The public
for the cfectuai removal Of the AScarideS. or Pin
Worms, from III" human system. The high reru-
t'tion Il has established III the "a two years
ana the fact ina: il i fast Supor>cdiur al other
worm remedies, Is the best Is; OF its great meri:
II AFFORDS RELIEF IN rwEyrY-Fo HOURS
AND An ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED
when taken according to directions. which accom-
panv each bottle.
This Syrup is also 4 most valuable family ca
thartlc. To be ai"aN USED when piy~ic is rcgired
especially for children. Ii correct Ito seer, lions
gives tone to the stomach ana bowels. assisting
nature IN her efforts 10 restore heath. |. is pure
Is OF vegetable extracts. anc ALWAYS safe and re-
liable.
G. IIcrycy. Sole Proprietor.
Sold in Boston bv Geo c. Goodwin X Co. u
Marshall street. and other wArlcSa.e drugris,s
At retail by Hoyt \ Green. s.: Johnsburv. r. B.
Magnon K Co, North Troy. 1919
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

me critics AMI the public right in predicting that
i> Viii >ll"d>,. IN graphic narrative cNC:n. interest
AMI extensive 'rlarIy all other histories ui the ar
i III" iii"I IL ;icle VIII ic tIe heroic daring pA-
ei suffering. AMI HAIR breadth escapes >.li sers
AMI >dicr> ai IL iu dents Ia. theme 81 coin
N'r>ti.'u AZ !nlHHr-s'.- Tr>Iir> come
WE contain. III addition Ia IL stirring details the phii
>liI'A ANALYSIS 81 the CAUSES IA. War. hy Io
IHRuf MOTLEY. IL. ID. author The Rise Dutch
RcpuHic- etc. the dates III all the important events
from the John Brown raid AMI accurate and revised
aNCH'ni 81 the principal battles. with cn.raVnc>
piIr ii!fi the ro,rr al Subscriptions direct
L" IL VIII Ice given Tor the Rcilei Disabled Soldiers and
All -F-'> who Nl>u copy the work and ASA ben
EN- IA" soldiers. >tlit send their and address Al
"l'" Ai>' auS officer private person in any SEC
Hon ~ az" country. hlviu: knowledge heroic act of
vi il.
B-'s>r!i"r>. P">ma>terS. and CanvaSSin. Agents will
lee i'lTn..hc, wiki SUtscrptian Prospectus v a;llic-
i"'. the Publishers.
Ia Il iijerM commission giren 10 sol,Iiers
deMT1ngto act as agents IN taking SuJscrip-
TONS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
GAVE YOUR SILKS, RIBBONS, &C.

HEGEMAN & cos CONCENTRATED BENzINE
removes Paint. Grease Spots &C. Instantly and clean.
Gloves Silks, &C., equal to new, without injury to the
most delicate color fabric Only rs cents Der hotta
Sold by Drug gists. HEGEMAN l. CO.
@Il Chemists and Druggists, New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
To the H"n County Court. next 10 Az

TO the Hon County Court, next Ia h.f...
L al GulidhaI, within and for the ,....., =
Essex. on the third Tuesday u Mar
ID 1868.
The undersigned residents Of tue t,r,,- , d.
Grill and Canaan and vicinity. respectful, -.
the Hon Court 10 appoint commissioner g. ~
out and cause Ia be surveyed a rubic u +a--
commencing II the westerly line uf fht, .,,. :
Canaan near Stephen Hodges ana cz-. h.
thence IL he unorganiZed towns II Aacr -.
Morton TO tte Atlantic X & Lawrence Ia. g.,s
near the boundary line agreeably 70 tie -.
ina sLch case made and provided, and I, r.,.--
their doing 10 said court
George Mickelborough Nahen D.rtl
James Baker David Sanborn
} Cooper AdoTno ID Siui'4
William Weeks "a Charles Baker
" " French Joseph Frenca
II IL Lucas III + Russell
stephen Hodge Johehen Logi,at..
David Chandler William VI Ham
A Hutchinson r " DanfGrrl
William French Charles u >-.s,-,
he foregoing petition having been ne, s,.s.
oilee OF the GEEK II SAID k>sex COUNT, ca..--.,
18th d2v uf Jan, A. d.. 1865 il j herety ..-s. .
,iiat salc petition with this order thereon s,., 49,
li>hed Ia the Caledonian- = ner<,,a,,ar =.
li>hec at II Jo;ins5ury, III the county = ca
donna and state of Vermont. and harifr = 49,.
raj circulation III said county Of E>>rz -t-.-
SeeAs successfully the last Of which pun i,a...-.
snail oe AZ least fifteen days prior 10 TIE $50. .
Of the court 10 which SAID letition : ma q
turna5le. WN. II. HARTSuOEN O.
u " HAETSHoEN- Ar for petiiioncr>. 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
no YOU WANT 4 GOOD LOUNGE
- FOR \ LITTLE MONEY

You can get 4 good orc Of Casino for -. 90.
DO you want Real Nice Lounge: Nou can
get any style. quality shape OF price of CASINO.
and they are all warranted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues 10 secure Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
caveats specifications. Bonds Assignments and all Pa
person Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
ana with despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign works. to determine the validity utility of Pa
tents or ilVelltioiS-and legal Otr ADVICE rendered
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