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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-11
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY TEIEGRAPH.
WEnNFSnAY Nnv 10 1864

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, 1864.
At market 1924 Cattle, about 1900 Beeves and
32i Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
and one, two and three years Olds.
PRICEs-Market Beef-Extra $500 $3.50
first guilty Sl2.0O $3.50 second do. 5 $50 q
$1,000 third do. 100 $50; ordinary
Working Oxen-S90. loo. 90. 1860.
Cows and Calves-s25, 81, 40, 20 for extra.
Yearlings-Sl4.00 1900. 49,
Two Years Old-S25 a 81.
Three Years Old-s36 10.
Sheep and Lambs-57N0 at market. Extra and
select Gns $40 600, 80, 800 in lots, so 90
:, Goa 30.
Spring Lambs-sO.oO, 600 900 or from to
0 cents per pound.
Syiuc-G10 At market.
HiJeS-S4 a 10 c per 10.
Calf Skin>-l1 a 00c per ID
Pelts-Sl.50 a2,0O each
Talow-l0 Pc per ID.
Veal Calves-from $4,000 to 10000.
Horses n market, 90.
The market is in 4 very unsettled state owing
to its being election iay and the late arrival OF
the trains over the Fitchburg road. There were
There were some good cattle at market and they
were bought up quick and at rather higher prices
than last week. Small thin stock sod lower
good supply of sheep al market but most of them
were previously engaged. Sales quick at last
weeks prices.
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While many Of our border towns, and
even some far in the interior. are organi-
Ting military companies and preparing for
an emergency, others full as liable to be
pillaged or burned, are lethargic, making
no apparent effort for self protection.-
While we need not believe the many ru-
mors that are current, for foolish stories
always get out in times of excitemenu it
should be enough for the people Of Yer
mont to know that the state authorities,
who are in position to best learn the sit
uation.' consider us in danger The raid
on the bank at Bellows Falls, notice Of
which is elsewhere given, is hht another
warning, though in milder form than
the descent upon st. Adams. Every town
of any size should have company of cit
izen-soldiers for home defense.
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BOSTON MARKET.-NOv. 5.

Flour.-Western. sos, 80 to 1i,25
Porh.-Prime, $4,000 to 1850; Mess, $3.50
to 1850.
Beet.-S2O,0O to $500. Lara, % to % Hams,
OO to % Hogs, dressed, 90 to co.
Bmtter.--l4 to 60. Cheese, Is to % Eggs, 90
to 80. Potatoes, 2,5j to 800. Dried ipple, II to
l6
Beans.-S3,oO to 400. Peas. s2,2C to 3,25.
Herds grass seed-s6, 90 to $50. Clorer, 81 to
80.
Starch.-9 to y. Tal'Ow, u to l3t.
Wool.-Ful! Blood Merino. 90 to l.25; Three
fourths blood, 10 to Is: Hals-blood, LOS to
10; Common, co to los
Corn-l,63 to LOS. Oats go to "a. Rye
LES to 30.
HODS-O0 to %
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Cheating Their Readers.

In cur business capacity as local editor
of this paper. we have used or tasted all
the different bitters which now flood the
country.-Be0nmgto" Banner.
What stomach our friend OF the Ban-
uer must have - lVo0dstock Standard
The first paragraph above is only a
specimen of what can be seen in very
many of our exchanges. and is but the
first sentence of Il long quack medicine
advertisement inserted in said papers Is
EDITORIAL Now it is bad enough, in all
conscience, to advertise such nostrums
(Which are usually >even-eighths strych-
nine whi>key) in advertising columns but
when they are put in as original articles
among the locals we think it time the re;-
derS demonstrated. How are you, Iva
hoo l. NJ q. II. !. ~
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Subjects OF DiscOursCs, November u.

North Congregational Church-Morn-
~ REV. t. c. Cummings: -and
made Us it together in heavenly places III
Chris, Jesus. "-Eph. , 6. Evening
Except the Lord keep the city, the
Waterman waketh but in vain, "-Ps.l2:l
South Congregational Churcil-morn-
M--Rcv. L. O. Brastow: " Beloved,
think it not strange concerning the fiery
iua which is TO try you, as though some
range thing happened 10 You. y Ie'el
/: r. Afternoon. communion.
Methodist Church-mOrning-Rev. l.
M,Am: For the Lamb which Is in the
midst Of the throne shall feed them, an,
snail lead them unto living fountains o
waters: and God shall wipe away al
tears from their eyes. REV, IL. Al
lernoon, funeral sermon on the death G
Geo l. kaS>on, who was killed at Coda
Greek, Oct, 10: For there shall be II
night there. -Hev. 2l:25.
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4 Fact.

A blatant and no very modest copper
head Of st. Johnsbury recently fell into a
political contab with one of our loyal cit
liens, and charged him with ''tightlns
against God for said he, " slavery Is a
Divine institution" "IIow is that re-
sponded the republican. " How 2 replied
the astute copperhead Why, Moses
led the children of Israel out OF Egypt
and they established slavery in the United
States - 1t ought to be said, for the
credit of our town. that the aforesaid cop
perhead is a recent importation from Dan
vile.
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Eagle Shot.

Mr. Philo Graves OF Lyndon had the
luck one day last week to shoot and cap
ture alive large American eagle. The
earle made an attack Oh a flock of geese
when he was shot at. but without success:
flying thence the bird lit in a tree, was
shot and wounded. on the wing. He Is Il
noble specimen of the king Of birds, and
can be seen at present at the Lyndon
! House.
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Attempt TO Break Jail.

On Tuesday night last Mr.. Eldredge
discovered that his prisoners were attempt
mg 20 break Jail. When he was awaken
cd they had pried out one bar from their
window and had bent the others Sc as to
i've almost room enough for their exit.
Mr. Eldredge procured help at once and
removed them to another cell. If he had
MT discovered them as he did, in few
MINUTES more they would have been AT
large. Isn't it about time we had Jall
The men who attempted TO escape were
frr'iericl: Gardner of Hardwick, commit
let Tor arson, and Obadiah Kicker of Is
'"E county, charged with stealing $1,000
from DR.. John Wheeler of w. Concord.
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTL EMEN7

At the probate court held at ST. ohnsbury, in said dis
trct on The sth Jay OF Nov. ID 1864.
whereas Peter Lindsay administrator on the estate Ct
pe,i,niu Eav late Of Barnet, in said district
deceased proposes render an account Of his admlnis
go To- nrr.et MS account against SAID estate for ex-
inaton and allowance Tor the purpose OF making par
titon and distribution Of the residue Of estate under
decree of said court, among the persons who by
Jaw entitled 10 the same =
II IS Therefore ordered by said court that the same
come under consideration and be heard at the Pro-
80 Otira in ST JJhI.bury the 18th dav of Nov D.
I anJt IS further ordered, thai all persons interest
cd he noiffed hereof By publication Of copy OF the
record Of this order in TIE CaledOnan printed al St
Jnhnsbury three weeks successfully previous to said
t,nle Of hearing that they may appear contest the
aIranre of aid account If they cause and also be
heard by said courtn the matte. OF partition and dis
tribution of sad estate
By the court, ~ 800.
A true copy of Record, -
aG Attest ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
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Election in st. JOhESbUry.

Tie election in this town passed of
with It's usual quiet. The vote was largg-
e, than was ever before cast here, Icing
so Tor Lincoln to l1G for Mcclellan
Cq-idcring hat thirteen OF the Mcclellan
votes were east by men from othe3 towns
the -rrcngrh fthe hero of Chickahomlny
swamp III Iii, town is nothing to brag OF.
The Fact /, very many who have hereto
tore cone with the democracy, could not
,vaIiyw the Chicago platform, and came
oul il support OF the government, AL
haor to thun They made a record Oh
Tuesday that they will never be ASHAMED
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In Waterford, Oct %. by Stephen Richardson
Esq Capt Joseph Felch. Of Waterford and Ches
tina X. Levoy of st. Johnsbuiy.
In Littleton, by Rev. C. Z. Milliken. George
Bailey OF lyndon, 10th Vt. Vols and Mary Ann
Carson of st. Johnsbury.
In Sheffield, Oct II, by Rev s W. Stiles, Jere-
miah Simpson and Mary A. Gray. all of Shet-
field.
in Wheelock Oct. ., by Rev. s. w. Stiles,
Winslow W. Brown. of Sheffield and Martha
Hill of Whcelock.
In Albany, Oct. 81, John &. Heath of Lyndon,
and Julia Il. Stiles of Albany.
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See Terms. etc., on first page.
Brief Locals.

Brief Locals
Our military companies are getting
ON first rate. The cavalry were out
Tuesday afternoon. and showed how quick
both men and horses can learn the art OF
w;lr 1t is fortunate Tor Us that we have
men among uS who have seen service IN
the field and know the drill. Capt. Spald-
mo and Lt,. Pierce and Idle Of the infant
~. and 1t. Eddy and Sergts. Chubb and
Cur of the cavalry. have all seen service,
and are "old soldiers - so also are quite
a number of privates. With such men to
cuidc. the companies will perfect them
selves rapidly.
The anxiety to hear the election
news from other states was very great
here Tuesday night. The telegraph Office
was throngcd till after midnight. When
IN, dispatches were received that Gov.
seymour was defeated in New York, that
PENNSYLVANIA. Indiana. Ohio and Mary
..ni had voted for MIR. Lincoln by large
maiorj;icS. the enthusiasm broke out in
shouts and cheers and citizens returned
t, heir homes thankful that they had Il
romtry and a government to protect it.
We would call attention to the bust
rc,, card Of NJ $. Burr & Co. Boston,
q, printed on the fourth page of this pa
per- Mr. Edward p. Keyes is we'll known
IN Ihis section, as is also Mr.. Hiram
Knapp. who has been connected with this
house for some time
We hope our readers will not over.
look the reading matter on the fourth
PAGE of lie CALIFORNIAN these days
We intend to give valuable agricultural
Intelligence ard hints, or little stories tol
the boys and Girls, each week. The arti
dc about farmers wives this week vii
also apply to some mechanics better half
The champion of apprehension IL
tlj> town marched up to the ballot boz
on tuesday with Il wooden pistol in on
hard and a white ballot in the other 9TH
mon tic ket was printed on green paper
Very appropriate emblems for the part.
whose candidate stands upon platform
that ralls for an armistice with rebels, an
who with an army of over 100000, wa
held in check three weeks by a few WOOD
cn GUN, at Manassas.
The Lyndon military company. {
i members, was organized on honda
aHrrnoon. George Idle was elected cap
tain: Frank A. Fletcher and Sllas L
Dmton hcutenants George r. Chatf'
orderly. The company are requested
meet at the Town Hall. on Saturday ev
ning at 6 O'Clock.
Nathan J. Chency. formerly of l.
ncnhurg. lSt It.. CO. X. Sth regimen
WA, mortally wounded iii tie battle Of t
lpth and died on the Doth.
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4 UCTION! AUCTION!!

The subscriber will sell at public auction,
ON FRIDAY, NOV. %, AT A. NJ,
At his dwelling house, in Barnet, miles south
west of Passumpsic the following personal prop
erty
Ole Cow, Calves. p Sheep, ia. Hogs. 10
tons Hay. 3 tons Straw, l25 bushels Oats. 20
bushels Corn 40 do Wheat, i25 bushels Potaioes,a
nice lot Cabbages. Turnips Peas, Beans, 400 lbs
Maple Sugar, bbl. vinegar, II bbl>- soft soap. u
bushels Ashes, u cords hard Wood. l cooking
Stove. parlOr cook Stove, box Stove, PlOws
Harrows, Yokes, Shovels, Hoes, &C., &c.
/ Farmers and others desiring good bargains are
! invited to attend. VANESS ID, MOCLT0N.
J II. MOoEE. Auc.ioncer
! Barnet Nov. 9. 1864. 24-2j.
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Lyndon All Hail!

Mr.. EDrroR:-t may De CT interest to
the rea4ers OF THE CALIFORNIAN to learn The
result of the political canvass IN Lyndon.
Our town TO a considerable extent has been
the battle ground Of the County. The Union
Club Was organized and held two meetings
after that of its organization; It has been
well paid for its pains. as the sequel vii.
show. The opposition forces have held their
meeting weekly and ottener. The grand
public finale was manouveret with much
ecld at the Town Ha!! on Friday evening
last, to very appreciative and select audi
ence. ii. B. Smith, democratic comnlttee
man from Milton, held forth as the first
SPEAKER with degree Of fairness and com
non sense. no: INDUCED in by The general
| " of democratic - expounders.' he was
followed by Ole Col." " orthen so called
ex-oftcer of the army Of the Potomac. He
frs, apoogized to his d" friends " or ever
serving IN the Union army; he was duped
in and was Tor should have been) dumped
out. He was in the service two years before
he saw his mistake-that he was lighting or
the acrony SIDE. (rhese two years recollec
he was under Mcclellan , He counseIet
his hearers. what was the duty of every dem
ocrai, to oppose the raising of men an'
means to carry on the war. No honor cou''
be achieved in the present conflict, and ST
or to the close. This was the last gun of tn
campaign the result waS-a great noise am
little execution For all of this outlay OF ex
pense, time and effort, together with tn
grand expedency of importation GO OF thel
, fellow sympathizers from Victory and oths
Y towns being present and voting for the htti
. yeneral,) the democrats were to carry ma
:, iortv vote in the town. The trap was we
set, but it is hard catching old birds wit
cbaff LINCOLN and JOHNSON had 2O' votes
l. Mcclellan had ia making Union ga
e since September Of u including importation
Il of A excluding impogtations Inder II
If circumstances may We not we'll eHci"lhi-
Il Lyndon all Hail! nv
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CONlVSSIONER.S' NOTICE.
ELIJAH L. FRIZZLE'S ESTATE.

Tie Subscribers having been appointed the Honorable
Probate Court for the district of Essex commissioners
to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the state Enjah r. FriZZle,
late o Canaan said district, deceased represent
ed i,clvent and the term OF six the 18th
DAY OF Sept 1861 being allowed by said court to the
creditors OF said deceased to exhibit prove their
spectIve claims before give notice that will attend
t. the duties of appointment at the dwelnghouse OF
Mary FTizLe il Canaan IN said district on the trSt
A. NJ uutil 4 clock P. ON each Of said DAYS.
GEO. W. HARTSHORNl
80, J. ". COOPER. }OomFsr
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uISSIONERS' NOTICE.
ELI r. HOSFORD'S ESTATE

WE subscribers being appointed by the ProbateCour
for the district OF Essex. commissioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the e>tateot Eli h. osfOrd late Of East Haven
said district, decreased represented nSOlvent. and the
term Of SIX months from the 10Th day OF Sept. 4. D
their respective claims before give that we
will 20 the duties OF our appOintm ent at the dwell
uc-houSeuf russell GSiur IL East Haven iii said district
on the las Tuesday Of December and March next at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon on each of said days.
q. I. WALTER (,.--...
IL u. HO-FORD. / oN--Hl.s--o..N.9.
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THE GALE DON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

r. We rudeayor to make The CAIFpoSr,S valuable
O. IT. orq, m7rs; and friends in Caledonia Er5'X anu
orleans counties will confer great favor 10 u' ANU
sd very materially to the interest of the paper os 7''"s
:. local ite.n- in brief, legble .orIn.
sE is useless for subscribers to order the ADDRESS oil
their paper changed unless they give the post Office to
which it has been sent A. well the one 10 which they
'sL
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Notice.-There will be general Examination
of the several schools in the village of St. Johns
bury at their respective school houses, on Thurs
day and Friday, the 18th and 18th of Nov. Pa
rents. guardians and citizens are invited to attend.
By order of Prudential Committe.
J.K. COLBY.
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There was a collision OF d railroad tram
with Mcclellan procession at Ir .nton. y.
J.. Friday night The train was coming
slowly to the depot, and the procession would
not stop; carriage containing thlrty-sX
Young ladies' was overset by the engine, and
al the symbolic states tipped out. but with
cut damage to them. The mob then assault
ri the train with stones, drove OFT the engI-
neer and fireman, and tried to destroy tae
engine, but did it no serious damage. me
train and procession both were delayed an
hour, and The democrats made themselves
more ridiculous than there vas any necessl-
ty tor.
| A train of cars on the New York and
! Erie road ran off the track on Su! day morn
ing al Cailcoon, n. T., on account OF the
displacement Of a switch. The fireman and
several passengers were killed, and num-
Der were wounded Thomas Scott CT the
New York post Office was among the Killed
SERVED HIM RGGHT.-Ihe correspondent
of the New York lines relates, among 9th
r. incidents of the battle of Cedar Creek
that in the midst of the fight. Col. Foster, oil
III. 4,h Vermont, kicked a rebel citizen doc
tor out of the hospital, i'll Mddletown, to'
contemptuous language 10 our wounded sol
r diers. The property of the fellow had beer
, saved from destruction by our men.
The Official vote Of IL counties of Penn
! sylvania has been received at the office
the secretary of state. The following ar
the aggregate results, including the soldiers
: vote: Union, 100, 49,. democratic, 1868
n Union majority, 1889
;; 1t. Cushing, who SO gallantly succeede
E in destroying the reDel ram Aloemarle, vii
be rewarded by Secretary Welles by promo
ton. The Albemarle was the craft that mad
such havoc Of shipping some time since
Plymouth, \. I.
IS Sheriff kimbaIl has informed Green, tt
& Maiden murderer, that all the exception
If raised in his behalf had been overruled I
the justices of the supreme court, and TN
be must therefore prepare himself tor u
er solemn fate before him. He was evident
of a good deal surprised and was deeply aztec
L ed BY the information.
ne The New Workers are moving to sci
of Grants army 10000 turkeys and lUOo os
~ reIs of apples.
y A portion of the large sum of mon
=" nlaced by congress at the disposal of the ST
ny retarv of the treasury t. be employed in c
a? tecting and furnishing persons engaged
"a. commit rfeiting national currency and otf
IA Securities, has already been paid to part
''' who have aided in the apprehension of co,
nd terfei1ers. Edward Jordan, the solicitor
the treasury, has charge of this departing
On The Boston Post is an unlucky paper.
hat is continually being sold with acrostics.
ole printed on Saturday last campaign SC
90, entitled Shout! Shout Mcclellan" Re
sn ing this title with the first letters of the
use er lines, and the acrostlc stands " Sho
one Shout! Mcclellan is u traitor ana c.
ard." The acrostic is most ingenious.
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u-.-,.,- 4 o. iag are Al liberty L. tate tlat
-. I -,risll,-Crd To use your INA Hair s.
- Il has accoEli IlsIci a. ca. u .-slrv. "
9..-- - a-e hair 'loca luTl.ill- gray.
- - 1.ag- I'D saiir White. la 80 the iAlr
81 ma head | have used q -r-aI ulauK AND.
- sfs..4- -iiv halr, DBiI l. T--IIIe A.. ,t,
r Iirlr purpose. You Restorative "a short Tine a.
-. M lar L -rIl ,.vT, ,iry-,.e a>A Ir,
"a a the streets "A Isl ha- coiored Tag ha-~ ir.y
49,, tlsI - y 81 "A --.- Is a..ll- ,Bs-lad IA r
grow ln % All where previously - ct ] 10.
iu,siII il- past twenty AeaTs. alL Lot haI
iron head iti> A. me ireS>- All .eay--
hli- oil ai.d plant, without the rsi aIfealUe 81 a
nitrate OF ether ooiorIis ul1tier- kOBERi Il MOORE
Manchester. y IL. SEPT : IN.
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Examination of Teachers.-Those pro-
posing to teach in the town of Concord the en-
suing winter are requested to meet at the School
House IN West Concord, on Saturday. Nov. 10,
1904, at O'Clock P. NJ. The public are respect
fully invited ELISHA MAY. Supt
West Concord, Oct. "a, 1864. 1924
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Teachers ExaminatiOn.-Those intending
to teach school in Waterford the coming winter
will meet in the school house at West Waterford
for examination. Saturday. Nov. 49, tlPM.
Interested persons are invited.
23-24- EDWIN L. HOVEY, Superintendent.
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TO Teachers.-Those persons intending to
teach school in the town of Lyndon will meet for
examination on Thursday, Nov II, in School
District No /, west, at l o'clock P ".
ALEX. NJ. MULLEN. Supt.
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,MAATWO GOOD FARMS
-
E EO1 . ALE

Tho 1bscribsr offers fo- sale his farm situated
in tho sourh west part Of Walden, about ! OF
mile from the old harrington tavern stand SAID
farm contains 20 acres OF crod land. The build
ings consist of a house, sheds and barns all IN
good condition with 4 never failing stream oi
water to each. There Is good apple orchard o.
loo trees also 500 sugar trees The crops, sioeh
and farming tools viii be sold with the farm II
desired Said farm is an excellent one for a dairy
or sheep.
The subscriber also wishes 70 sell another iaT4c-
adjoining the above name dfl containing about
I0I acres " lend with 4 new house and good
bans with Sheds also 5o1 sugar trees with al eN-
cellent apple orchard.
Any one wishing TO purchase good farm would
do well to call and examine them for they VIII DC
sold cheap. The most Of the purchase money can
remain on 4 mortgage if desired >.
T. W. FARRINGIoN-
81. WILL, Oc, II d.. aetf
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An attempt was made to roo the bellows
Fell. bank Saturday night, but wasI lnsuccesS-
full, the robbers evidently being frightened OH
before they had time to complete the JoO'-
They had taken tools and pieces OF lumber
from an adjoining shop, and with the aid Oh
these and by exploding powder in the lock-
they had succeeded in wrencnlng out one
holt Of the five that held the outer door OF
the vault and then they departed, leaving al
their tools behind them. The question il
Rsllovs Falls is, was it the work of ordinary
br~cIars or of rebel raiders from Canada ?
MANY inclining, though without much rea.
! So, TO the latter theory. If raiders should
y visit the village however, the clnzeAs intend
to be we'll prepared for tHem.
There was another fire in Topsham Mon.
day night. This makes TIE eighth ire thai
has been attempted since last June IN single
neighborhood in that town, and SIX OF then
: have succeeded. Five barns and one nous
0 have been burned, and one house and ON
barn set on FIRE that were extinguished.
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BILLS,

And ali other kinds Of job printing done al
this office at prices not up with the present 'ieS
Orders by mail vii! be attended to with the same
care as though brought in person
C.M, STONE & co.