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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.
JESSE AARSHALLS ESTATE.

At Probate COur; held 81 Jhn>uTy il said d.i-ic
on the 2-thdiav # February 4. II. ls6i
Whereas, Oscar a DensOn. administrator on the estate
q JESSE aAESHAlL late ii Burke ia said district
deceased PROPOSES 10 render his sr,lrs-ra
u IA aii 10 present his account against sad estate Tor
animation and allowance ioT The purpose q making ar-
ton ami distribution II the Residue al estate nader
decree ci said cOuTt-al- the persons ho are b- laTy
entitled In the saue-li therefore ordered ~ safg
court ihat the same come uilcr consideration and
be heard a; the Pr ha,e Office y.iE,s- On IN. go
day OF March. A ID 1851 AngIt !, further ordered rhaI
all persons interested lie notified hereu! ty lubrfr a
copy vi the record oi this order ia the Caeia print
ed Al ST Johsoury, three weeks sccessiIrIy PREVIOUS
To said time II hearing, that they NAV appear ana
contest the allowance "f SAID account II tey - cause
aid also lie heard 10y said court in the matte. ,.f
partition ami distribution oi said estate
By the court
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
4 true COPY of Record,
$3.50 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate
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The Lieutenant GeneraIship.

The President, by message, informed the
House that he had approved the bill reviving
the grade of Lieutenant General. Shortly
afterwards the President sent to the Senate
the nomination of General Grant for that
position.
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SALE.

IaAsn by virtue u several exec 1tiuas. IL : TO-.
Hay. 1ue bushels Oats. loo bushels F7ta-rFs, =
lea'.incs. tSe-year-ollS, II Calves. ) Har>.-
year.lng Cit. single Sleigh, ! ox Gar; . Ia.
;.e>sCS. = double S.r6S. double Wagon. 49,
Wagon. Pl=w>. and the - ne NH b. -clc
Public Auction.
ON SiTi &DIT. NIRJH :. I>ol.
At ;he Dwelling House ! : Il. Bean IN IL.
80 satisfy sad executions and costs
Terms made kn pwn a. TIM ana place ~ 81.
GED- ! WALhfR.
h'rhy, Feb p, l>Si-iw deputy SheIl5:-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
The Friend in the InuSa-The Shai

The Friend in the HOuse.-The Shad-
ow in the House.. IS the title recent novel We pre-
fer to speak OF the Friend in the house which tiraces
Save assuedy Is lis compOs ton the result Of
OF study It's oothing, pene trating and of wonder
July meaning nature In all cases of burns, scais, flesh
wounds Old ulcers feoDs and all eruptiOns of the skin
resulting from impure humors Is sovereign remedy
it'll this friend in the house. accidents may be east ~
remeded Try 1t will prove friend IN need % &c hts
per box. See advertisement IN another cVlIma. s1::
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+ 0 X S \ l. Z !,

4 GOOD FARM situated IN North Canear..
consisting Of about 80 acres OF tillage and pa
ture, and 30 acres of woodland. Also. near 49,
village OF We, Concord, 400 acres a. eNcsl.e..t
pasture and about 100 acres Of heavy goat
wood nd Enquire OF = \ GOULD
West Concord, Feb. J, 1854 s5r
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TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

Whereas report has been II r.r.r..-,. =,
throughout this vicinity that one Beniam:r 7
leT- better kloaA - Peter Fuller, recruit
The town Of Burke. aad deserted f-olu tte -
81 the / s and that wa> I oollN5,t,yror = b..
desert, r. and that be hal been seen ia -4.s A.
clnlfy, for the reputation y The sad Fu'.sr a
M self deem J. nv duty n coutrs6i-t IL r..
nurt ana ,ay - those persons whp 2ayC uo s--
Hess II ta-ir u1n. blt attend - others l--la.-
10. mich me in the vicinity Il lyndon ,ti.---
-re rvte ~, l-,.,.t the north par, II the -.
That salG Z. .-r ka> nnt deserted - TX Al. a..
e.2e- an 49, he IS IL Camp Att he L :. So.
shooters. g. Il. ur21 BRANDY Station. "a. a.
learn hV of the regiment. rl.at ne ! 900.
Sold Fl, AID think that lie ! much mere I d. -,
Spcc,Sd thsE -aose who say !: a ne and IL :
impure L;;G 4 reporting him ! Ge-eT,c-, "a. !
have no doubt Ee Nil prove a. lovai : man :
csCr tGoj thO streets Il Lyndon Centre ana ~.
do far ROE ii Gi'.E- daas the rebellion Ia.
those VINO report Aim "a have conspired WITH sne
- '.e.raud lLt Government Of Ss; and mt a.
Soltteiy Geny any such conspiracy.
CLIO 3. WALKER
Lya.f. u. L.
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4 y E 5
<. INTERNAL REgEEf
ANNUAL TANES, 1851.

Tie attention OF t.x-pay i h5re5y o..ts
the provisions o: re United States Ike T.A
Law i-tire 70 nc assessment " annual TAX
By tie sixth section % the act Il July J. So
= ! made the Cuty Of al persons. lar-i.e->--.~
a-InS- associations. or carpogaroaS. made LAID
70 -ny annual duty, license. or tag- 81 tsr.ft
ii, past Monday Nsy, II 'aah gear, 10 l4a,-
a list or return 10 the Assistant Assessor Of .-
District where located, u The amount Of am -
Income, the articles or objects Ct aged W. :
special lax. aid the business or Occupation IA.
20 ,.2y Any license
Es~ly nrT>on Aao shat fail 10 MAKE such
,uIn L. tlr day specified NIL be liable 10 be a
Se>>ed jr tie Assessor according 10 the best IL
to-lll2fia.. which Ae can ob:an; aud IL such cas-
re Assessor J. required 10 ado lttv yer cert-aa
- III amULnt u I.-e Items Of >ush i;et
Every per>, = MAO shall deliver 10 an ASSESS
any f-.ee OF fraudulent list or stalemelr, VITA g.
teIt 10 eyade the valuation or enUmcTa'ao-
CURED ~ IAN. ! subject 70 me q hTe AZ.
dollars and IN such case he list Vii b ma
out 5y r-e Assessor o. Assistant Assessor, a.
from the Valuation and enumeration - IA,
there cal DC no appeal
Payment Of tie annual taxes sNcei. t.Use
licenses Will no; be demanded un:il tie ..ir,.-.
OF jane.
The 4ingo pirate blanks en which 10 max r..
turn. ana al necessary Information. II. o. :.
n.saed IL persons residing In ,e several d:vi>.
- their respective Assistant Assessors. W
Ebeneze, Howe. of Vernon. for the Isl D.y.,.a-
3 { as,,T +. Swift Il Bellows r. Il "a
Chauncy >AerA;n, e tir-f.on. I'D
Henry Stafford. II Sprin--r.d. ith
3 l. j. Anderson. 81 No d>tock 5.a
Csoeyy Miller. Il Pr, :.l:-s-, Ctr
W,r /. Lewis. of N,.zitn IT.
p5..es i l.--<- @: Chelsea. ~
James u. PEI %: Walden. g-a
c. :. !, r., a.; L s. JoAa~5y- Sc lo;-
To w,-Ca. returns should be delivered re.i.elr.s.
y, 4s,r> IA, residing within Tie limits d. -
respective Divisions.
THOMAS r. POWERS
| :. Assessor. - District : Vcr1ng-.
Wood~;ocl. FEB -. lSSi s..
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Abe's last -" can't say for certain who
will be the peoples choice for President, but
to the best of my belief it will be the sue
cessful candidate"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
ORDER OF NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.
ROBERT FoRDS ESTATE

Alta Probate Court held Al - Joi-ry IL said ,iis-
t-i,t The 26Ih i.y Of Feb. l>,i
Whereas Samuel " Ford. .i,n.;liStTAie- The e.
tate 4 ROBERT FORD. Late Il hi-ty II >ai district
deceased. proposes l. rvi.;-- aO--I'l; ~ l> ADJ
mni>trAilen ana - p:v>,nl H. against said
estate Tor examination ana allowance tie .rg.ss
o making PARTITION ami distribution The residue
SAID estate 'IcT decree al aid Ai,z the ,er.
sons io are t aES entitled {" te >Ar II l. therefore
deTed 10y SAID court Thai l.-H!-r >lr-
ton and &c heard a. the P-hate o-,e ota.>t-y On
the li dan II March. lNGi And Il further ordered
that all persons interested L. lUiiii-i erul ~ CfaJa
tOn u copy ci the record T5> order tlr3uian
printed al 81 J"li>sIy- three >>irg pre-
Nirr> L. >Lli tim" 81 hearing II- -lry fay appear ail
contest the aiio" "a. >Iii aosuuuI i IAry Cause
and al> be- heard hy aid c,r;. IL. the .Tli..
and distribution II said estate
BY the Court.
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH judge
4 iTue COPY 4 r-,pTl.
ScYl Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Jud-e.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04

From the army hOSpital-the bloody battleield-tLe
mansion oi the ch and humble abode cf the PooI-from
the Office and the sacred deskirOm the mountain top.
distant valleys and taroh ISLANDS OF the ucean-ton
cry nook and OF the civilized worlds pour. III
the evidence OF the astonishing effects OF DRAKES
BITTERS. Thousands upon thousands
OF letters Ike the following be at oi!ce
REEDsBrRY WIS. Sept. Ii. 1913.
- have been III the army Hospitals 10Y hour
teen mOnthS-SpeeChesS ana nearly dead. At Atom H.
they bottle OF PlaIIarioy Bi-terS. :
y '''>~ NAV ~ 49, -'> ca FLArrE"
Sor1H WarsAw O. July =. l>63.
" One young man. who had been sick And not out
Of the house years with ScVruI and Ery>peAs
aft Ell paying the doctors over $50 without benefit has
EDWARD wOUNALL.
The following is from the manager OF the Union Home
School Tor the children of volunteers:
HAvEEEY MANSION. 18th ST. New YcIk. A.. > lo3.
DR. DRAkE Your wonderful Plantation hi'iers nave
been given OF little children suffering from
weakness and veal lungs with most happy effect. One
little girl in articula. with pains IN her head los O..
medic Il skill had been exhausted, has been entirely re
stored. We Cd with bu teasp OOIu OF btiers
day Her appetite a S'TsnsIa T3Phy n'e4'et ami
MRS o. NJ. DEvoE.'
= owe much to you, f- verilybeheve the Plan
tatOn BitterS have saved ny lie.
REV. ". IL. WAGGONER, Madrid. y. Y.
Thou wilt send me two bottles more If thy
Plantation Btters. My wife has teen greatly hecAiei
by their use
Thy friend, ASA CT RRIN. Philadelphia Pa
| have been great sufferer from dySpepsi,.
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
Bltters have cured Inc.
REV. J. 5. CATH0RN Rochester, y. I"
e" Send Us twerty-tpur dozen Nor. OF y0Ur Plan
tation BIT tiers. the popularity OF which daily
Ing with the guests al our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK co.
ProprietoTs WillaTd's Hotel, Washington ID. {.
g. have given the Plantation Bitter> 10 hun
dreds disabled soldiers with the must astonishing
effect. Il. W. ID. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
60 The Plantation Bittcrs have cured me "f liver
complaint, OF which Was laid up prUstrate and had to
abandon my business.
II. L. KINGSLEY, CIevelaud. o.
" - The Plantation BtterS have cured Inc IL i de-
rangcment Ol the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distre ssed me Tor wears Il acts like charm
&C. MOORE, 2ji broadway. y. Y.
&c. &C. &c. &c. &C. &c.
The Plantation Bitters make the weaA strong tine IAN
guild brilliant and exhausted natures great restoror
They posed the celebrated Calisaya bark Win
tergreen Sassaras Roots, Herbs &c all preserved
perfectly pure ST. CroiX Rum,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
CURTAIN FIXTURES.

which he vii s,.i cheapaS the cheapest, rll.t,
the sign Of " II. Downing. Railroad Stree.
GEO. ALDRlIH-
81 Johnsbury. Mar. 3, lo6i. S.
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Y L W 4 X RI Y 4 I.

Th2 III iegs-lai 5eg> lea.c l. All. esl,-e l. ::.e
public that lie IA just opened lar@e and sac.
did assortment f
ROOM PIFEP iND HORDEEIEfs.
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$. T.-IS6O.-N.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weakness,
assule, paipation OF the heart, lack OF appetite, dis
treSs after eating torpid liver constipation, SC deserve
to suffer if they Will not try them.
They recommendedby the highest medca! author
tiles and warranted produce an immediate bene-
fetal effect. They exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and harmless.
NorIcE-Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
tiers in bulk or by the gallon swindler and lmpOs
ter 1t is put up only in our patent log cabin bottle. Be-
ware Of bottles refled with imitation deleterous stuff for
which several persons artady in prison. See that
every bottle has our private United Stamp the cork
unmutilated, and signature steel pate side label
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habtable
6 ODE P. II. DRAKE co.
S6:l43S on9 Rroatxav n Y
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I 4 Nd AT UCTION

hs subscriber grill sci a. Pubic Auc,.ya. =.
the West Cone, - House. 20. ;'e
lJTu DAY OF MARCH
naN;, II one o'clock p ". ,,e following de,r-;.
81 real estate, formerly known as the Na-aa-.
Morse farm: beng about II acres Of WooGl.1a.
iDca5ed on tie south side 4 the rad LEADING ..sra
West Concord TO Concord Corner Also. atsr-
~ acres Of Pasture aud MoSl-.e IA lir rr.t.
side Il said road. sad land Is well fenced an
II sood condition Terms easv.
D. ". Hubbard.
p NAY. Auctioneer
West Concord, VI. Feb. "a. 1864. $50
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MARRIAGES.

At Barnet Feb Is, by Rev. T. Goodwillie. Mo-
ses Gilfllan Sd and Adeline Moore. Feb. 90. BY
the same, Vim. Bachelor Of Wilton, H., and Eli
"a Gilkerson of Barnet.
At Peacham, Feb %. by Rev. A. 3outelle, VIM
White ID OF Ryega,e and Jane L. Abbot; OFF.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
ORDER OF NOTICE At SETTL EMEN7
JONATHAN JENklN>.S ESTATE

Al Probate Court he.i JI >..Ty IL said District
the - dan Il Mar n. 4 y LA
WHEREAS. Lo.ci. jenkins joel Jenkins Executors Of
the last Will and testament jonathan jenkins lafr 81
ki-ty IN said district DECEASED pT,,,>- an
account III their administration ard L. present. their at
count against sad estate uT Examination ans Tor
the purpose 81 making Iar'it.' All >1Tilsian 81 The
residue ~ said estate. Cier deere 81 >. among
the person, IA" hy lax erTiI,sI same II
therefore ordered u. said court TIA; TIE come under
consideration and hr heard al the Probate n, T. "a 81
JvhIl>hCrE. the I'D La1 81 MARCH, ID. And II
i further ordered that all persons Interest sslr,
hereof by publication o; cuiE 81 the record This
order in the Caleoran- printed ST iuh>urv thr-.
weeks successfully previous 10 said lime hearsl
that they appear ami the a,R ace Of -ii
account II they AID a>h t- heard sy sid
court in the matter OF partition and i>Jrit.ya ui Al
By the court,
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH Judge
! A true copy Of record
$50 Attest. ASA l. FRENCH Jude
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For COuyhS. Colds and (,OnSumDtjO

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption
the Vegetable Pulmonary BalSam is the most highly ap
proved medicine discovered II has stood the best
OF all Time having mad unpreC dented sale Of
nearly forty II is recommended hr best phys
clans, most eminent citizens the Press TIE Trade. in
fact by ali who know it. For certificates, which be
given to almost any extent wrappers 10 each bottle
The propre- will Cheeriuy refuLd the money il not
entirely satisfactory. Price 80 and 81 the large
bottles much the cheapest Be careful Ia the genuine,
which prepared only By Reed. Cutler Co, wholesale
druggists Boston Sold ST. Johnsbury by dealers
orally. I6:l4Ul
COlgate's Honey SOap.-This celebrated
TOILET SOAP III such universal demand is made from
the CHOICEST materials, is MILD and EM0LLIENT in
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the skin. For sale by Al
Druggist and Fancy Goo Dealers. l3S3:lR5
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New Hampsaire's quota is full.
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DEATHS.

So Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE.
Obituaries including poetry inserted al six cents lin
in advance
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1868: 81 1861:
HOLIDAYS! HOLIDAYS
New Goods Jus. received from New York and
Low opening for Christmas and New Years all
bought at lowest cash prices and will be sold
cheap for cash at
G. G. CHI IL ID -
Jewelry, Book and Stationary. Toy and Fancy
Good Store opposite old Post Office Main Street
DON'T MISTAKE THE PLACE
For he;e you will find the greatest assortment
and many, many goods
FROM % TO 50 PER CENT LESS
Than they could be bought TO sell for at the
present time las they were purchased before they
advanced). have on hand, Watches. Jewelry,
Silver and Plated ware, Fancy Goods, Toys, Chill
drens and other gift books. Over
100 ALBUMS AND 200 PICTURES,
Travelling Bags, Back COMBS with ball tops
great variety of oval and square Picture Frames,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Bird Cages Sheet
Music, &c. e u CHlLDS-
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New Goods just received from New York and
Low opening for Christmas and New Years all
bought at lowest cash prices and Will be sole
cheap for cash al
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-01-15
Microscopic Observations.

Brush a little of the fuzz from the
wing of dead butterfly, and let it fall
upon a piece of glass. It will be sect
on the glass as fine golden dust. Slide
the glass under the microscope, and each
particle Of the dust will reveal itself as a
perfectly symmetrical feather.
Give your arm slight prick, so as to
draw small drop Of blood mix the
blood with drop of vinegar and water
and place it upon the glass slide under
the microscope. You will discover iha
the red matter of the blood is formed o.
innumerable gobules or disks, which
though SO small as to be separately invs'
ible TO the naked eye, appear under th'
microscope each larger than the letters o
this print.
Take a drop Of water from stagnan
pool, or ditch, or sluggish brook, dippin.
It from among the green vegetable mat
ter on the surface. On holding the watel
10 the light it will look little milky, bu
on placing tho smallest drop under tn,
microscope, you will find it swarminl
with hundreds of strange animals thai
are swimming about in il with :he great
est vivaciiy. These auimalcules exist ID
such multitudes that any effort to con
ceiye of their numbers bewilders the i'm,
agination.
This invisible universe Of created be-
ings is the most wonderful Of all the rev
Citations Of the microscope. During the
whole of mans existence on the earth
while be has been fighting, tanning and
studying the lower animals, which were
visible to his sight, be has been surround.
ed by these other muliitudes of the earth's
inhabitants without any suspicion Of their
existence. In endless variety of form
and structure, they are busting through
their active lives-pursuing their prey
defending their persons-waging their
wars-prosecuting their amours-multi
plying their species, and ending their ca
reers; countless hosts ut each tick Of the
clock passing out of existence, and ma
king way for new hosts that are following
in endless succession. What other Geld.
of knowledge may yet by some inconcei-
vable methods, be revealed to our kuowl.
.igs'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-01-15
Curious Alpine Experiences.

Professor Tyndall sends us for publ
cation some curious Alpine experiences
Of Mr.. Robert Spencer Watson and his
party ia the region of the Jungfrau,--
Mr.. Watson says:
ION the 10Th of July ! visited the Col
de la Jungfrau from the Eggishorn, in
company with my wife and Messrs. Sow
erby and w. G. Adams of Marlborough
College. We had with US as guides j.
N. Claret, of Chamounix, and a young
man from the hotel The early morning
was bright, and gave promise of fine
day, but as we approached the Col clouds
settled down upon it, and on reaching it
we encountered 80 severe storm OF wind,
snow and hail, that we were unable TO
stay more than few minutes. AS we
descended the snow continued to fall so
densely that we lost our way, and for
some time we were wandering up the
Lotsch Sattel. We had hardly discov
cred our mistake when loud peal Of
thunder was heard, ard shortly after
observed that a strange sluggish sound
like that Of kettle was issuing from my
Alpen stock. We halted, and finding
that all the axes and stocks emitted the
same sound stuck them into the snow
The guide from the hotel now pulled of
bis cap, shouting that his head burned.
and his hair was seen to have similar
appearance to that which it would have
presented had he been on an insulated
stool under powerful electrical machine.
We all Of US experienced the sensation
of pricking or burning in some part Of
the body, more especially in the bead and
face, my hair standing on end in an un-
comfortable and very amusing manner
The snow gave out Kissing as though
heavy shower Of bail were falling the
veil on the wide.awakc Of one of the par
ty stood upright in the air, and on waving
our hands the singing sound issued loud
ly from the fingers. Whenever a peal
oil thunder was heard, the phenomena
ceased, TO be resumed before the echoes
had died away. At these times we felt
shocks, more or less violent, "a those por-
tons of the body which were most af-I
fected. BY one of these my tight arm
was paralyzed SO completely that | could
neither use nor raise it for several min
utes, nor, indeed, until it had been Sc
verely rubbed by Claret, and suffered
much pain in the shoulder joint for sew
eral houra. AT half past IL the clouds
began to pass away, and the phenomena
finally ceased, having lasted rs minutes
We saw no lightning, and were puzzled
at first as to whether we should be afraid
or amused. Our guide was very much
alarmed, but Claret Who is devoid Of feal
and who had twice before heard the sing
ing-though without any of the other
symptoms,-laughed so heartily that we
Joined him. No evil effects were felt af
forwards beyond the inconvenience ari-
sing from the burning of our faces, which
though we had no sun, were almost livid
in hue when we arrived at Ksgishorn."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-01-15
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SAFE

THE subscriber wishing to go to California,
L offers for sale his Mills and dwelling House
&c, consisting of GRlST MILL AND BOARD
MILL, the latter being lately thoroughly re-
pared and fitted with circular saw, also a small
circular saw for cutting up slabs, sc. All in
good repair, with good run Of business. A
part Of the purchase money can lay on a mort
gage if desired. Immediate possession given.
I. T. PATTERSON.
Craffsbury, Dec, 80, 1863. 23vs
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-01-15

CO The following new counterfeits are
in circulation Ones of Northampton
Bank, Mass, imitation; Tens of AIer.
chants Bank, Burlington, VT. imitation
Two's of Mantle Bank, Westerly, r. ].
These oounterfeits are all we'll executed,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-01-15

ca Solitary confinement of prisoners
has been abandoned in the State Prison
of Michigan, on account of the evil con
sequences attendant upon the punishment.
Most of those SO confined quickly become
hopelessly insane.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-01-15
Carriages and @ eighs.

ONLY one buggy, one express, and two lum-
~ her wagons, now on hand, and they will be
sold CHEAP for CASH.
4 lot Of new SLEIGuS, in good style, will he
ready before snow flies. Those in want will do
well to call and examine.
Particular attention given to repairing and
painting either sleghs or wagons Send them
in and they shall be ready when wanted.
Custom work still done in the blacksmith
shop by IRA DAVIS, in the most approved
manner Horse shoes of all sizes all ready to
nail on. CHI AS. A. j. MARSH
Crattshury, Oct. IL 1868.
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n CARD.
JUST ARRIVED.

w L have just received large lot of Ready
W Made Clothing and some splendid styles
Of Prints and DeLaineS, which Will be sold at a
small advance from cost Call and sec them.
G. II. WALWORTH g. co.
Coventry, Nov.25th, 1868.