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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-12
HRS. JONES RECEIVES
A ALL.

Mrs. SAITH calls on Mrs-JoNES early IL IL
day, when lie following conversation occurs
hrs. y Good morning, Mrs. Jones. ~
look cold what's the matter
NJ l. Matter enough. I've been II n ~
cold rooms making up beds til my hands arc ia
frozen off; and | am AL tired out
-nrS. y / don't think IL to be 50 bad 10 :.
maze up beds. and have more than Won
Ms, j. No, lad job think II i. y C-s-:
heavy feather ted TO llft round. and ,hCu | ta,,
10 reach md strain 10 shake up the s;raU. e.
say L thing # the sweeping and du>t.aS. l.
enough - wear anybody OUT, not 10 mention s.,
freezing his cold weather.
Hrs ). ] know how 70 pity you, but ! -,
clear Of all that now,
Ms j. Got a girl, suppose We cant a
ford that
Hrs \, No; 1 do it all myself
Hrs j. I'd like TO know how you make u,
YOUR beds then
Ms y I'll tell you: We put our feather bed
up arret, throw the straw away. and don't us
anything hut CASINOS Spain MATTRESS. :.
I've 10 feather beds 10 handle. no dusty s,s,y :
shake up,and all have 10 DO 10 make up NIX o, IS
: i 10 spread over the clothes And il Is no, la5
me work to sweep and dust And rhry arc 80
much more comfortable ; they fl me - nc. II
and they are always 50 smooth and even "a
cnuldn 81 along without them
Hrs J. L declare, III have one before uiC
iu>1 to see If they arc so good.
Ms :. l would If l were you. You a.
imagine what 4 difference II viii make il sU--
work.
W9r9i--i2rict 10 Husbands If ron love 1ol-
wives and Wart 'hcm TO live long and "a E
themselves. furnish them with CASINOS >rRlH 4,
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kENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.

KENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.
The attention of the public called this excellent
of all Linments perfect and speedy for all the
aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by stagnatiOn OF the fluids arising from check
ed perspratOnis cured by few bottles Of Kennedy's
Rheumatic Liniment.
SPRAINS
the muscesis cured by few bottles of Kennedys Rheu
matte Internationally good for and beast.
URALGIA,
The king of all pain caused by Inflammation of the
nervesis instantly cured by applications Of Kene
dys Rheumatic Liniment.
PLEURISY
Is al Inflammation Of the lining of the rits-s cured BY
few bottles OF kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
Are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh and smash
Ing of the tssCes-is instantly relieved by Kennedy
Rheumatic Lininent.
Is contraction Of the muscles caused BY sudden stop
page OF the nervous uid which prevents animal life
Ing free flows cured by few applications kenneys
Rheumatic Linimeut.
BILIOUS OOLIC
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bOwestake
tcaspoonlu OF kennedy's Rheumatic liniment in warm
water every halt hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HoARsENEss
Are caused by unnatural dryness OF the gands-wet
piece OF flannel with keHnedys Rheumatism Iniment
apply it going To bed, and You Will be We'll in the morn
/ Ing.
HEADACHE AND TIIRCBBING OF THE TEMPLES
l. caused by pressure insensble perspraon-i:
cured by few Applications OF kennedys Rheumatic Lin
/ meut.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular each bottle
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
You will take teaspoOn.ul Of the Linncnt and f0u
tea>pUontu Garsie the throat twice day.
a days II Will be Tel This teaspoOnful will b,
worth dollar to YOU.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And all Inflammation of the throat tonsils and palate witt
u dry. hacking cough, You Will dilute the Lnilncut Will
times lis bulk of water garge the throat
swallow the moisture. This never fails.
l. * good for TooTHACHE. E.RACHI Sw FACE All,
IHFIANsATIus every kind. Every family should haze
full supply iUr the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, RVIbuTy
Mass. Price 81 cents. Sold by
or &c. BINGHAM
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Two THE LADIES The celebrated Dr l. DIX l,arric-
Liary invites -ll,r> ho iy,i medical surgical
- adviser. L. Csilt li>-,.s,.- N II El.tsr; Street
Boston. Mss. winch they Ia Mi Arranged their
>I,.tidI ACCOMMODATION,
ID. blA las IA devoted vNcr twenty TN, par
1, Uag t-a,, ii ~" tiI-ft ID all diseases peculiar L.
iruaie>. Il IL" conceded IN al q IN ILi> country
All ia tufri"' That t~ tN,-> ali skier TaJtal-T-
in the >Ii. speedy and e!e,gal ircailt. VI AL female
,uill: l.a.l.;>
HIS neiite> are prepared wifii the express purpose
Triips ' Al 4~t.~r>. >l.i .,1irN- Urk.lr>> ulr!
niil >Ipir>>!>. u.ci-> Il The Nviuh. also all
li~OaI-c> Nt''- iaN ti':I mu- slate Z The hl,sd
The De l.,W I.!A t-r;tl-e. :; frr IL In. ,-r ar
>iA i-h ariila.s .uG The lie
mae SEX AMI They are respectfully invited L. cal III
No. Endicoii Street. Boston.
Aui,;ter> requiring advice must { ,l.An ur, io,- Ia
Boston. Jan. I. loji-ly
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION /,
Unless Previously Disposed Of at Pirate
Sale
VIII be sold at public auction in Barnet, on
MARCH s; "a, at 10 ocl'k A. NJ,


Sale
VIII be sold at public auction in Barnet, on
TUESDAY, MARCH s; "a, at 10 oclk A. NJ,
The property known as the Solomon Stevens
estate Said property consists Of about $50 acres
of ex cellent land. 25 acres Of which is Connect
cut river interval The remainder Is upland,
suitably divided into tillage, wood and pasture
Upon the premises Is an EXCELLENT BRICK
HOUSE, , stories with large and commodi ous
barns and Sheds. Also a small Cottage House.
Also Tannery. OF capacity for tanning 600 hides
per wear This Is very desirable point for any
person wishing to engage IN farming, mercantile,
or mechanical business, being situated in Bar1ci
Village. where now are , large woollen mills IL
successful operation, = stores, church school
houses and telegraph office, the usual compile
ment Of mechanics. and The center Of trade Tor
the surrounding country. which is thickly settled
with wealthy and enterprisins farmers.
Also al The same time and pace, The personal
property Of the estate. consisting Of horses
cows. 100 sheep, ) yeaTlins., the farming tools
in yrcat variety and 3 pe~s in the chrrc4
For Terms. Se-, enquire of subscriber ou .-trr-
ises y C. SIN Ems
J. II NO9RE, Auetioneer-
Barnet. Jan. l., 1864. Sis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-12

You can al
ways find
large well
selected
Jewelry and
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware,
Books and
Stationery,
Music and Must
cal Instruments. Per-
tumery, Toilet Arti-
S1 ley, Toys Sa'-
T. M. HOWARD,S
which he will sell cheap for
cash. His large stock of Goods
consist In pal OF fine Gold Silver
Watches. from the best English Swiss
and French manufacturers also a good
assortment of American Watches of every
style, IN gold and silver cases. Gold Fob
vest, Guard & Neck Chains Gold Sil,
verand Steel bowed Spect's, Gold ard
Silver Rings. Gold. Cameo Lava Ear
RIESd Pins Studs, Sleeve Buttons
Slides, Hooks,6C,&C A good lot
Of day ana 80 hour Clocks
with or without alarms warrant
ed Soou Ilhie-htepeiS MY stock of
Silver ware Tor quality and beam
tycan not De beat IN the State. Ucon-
siSts, Of Fruit, Cake, Card and SUI rar
Bas- kets, Tea Sets. Cups, Goblets Cas- Tors
and NaGkin Rings; Spoons FORKS, Ss'
Al SO, Pie. Fruit, Butter, FISH Ia
z bic and Tea Knives. But
ter Cool ers Syrup
Pitchers, Spoon
Hold ers
You will find that
Howard keeps
full aSsort- nent ofthe
Text Books which were
recon- nlended
by the Board
0fEd- uca-
ton. Toys
for the
lit tie
folks. Call at
Towards on Main St.
and satisfy yourself
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS
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FARM. STOCK AND TOOLS
AT AUCTION

viii sell al auction, On Thursday. narcn
;. is6i, al O'Clock A. N
HE FARM | now live on contairi,-
acres Of excellent land. within - miles E II y.--
Ire Of Barnei,lOO of which Is under irupro1 - q;
anu 10 acres II heavy timber land within ! ls-...
II 4 saw-:aliU. Said falm i well fenced al
~&tered with running Wattr 10 the huu>r -'-
oarn- House. barns. sheds, and Sranary GIc q.
new and convenient 1Acrc j an urcka.G 49,
nursery Of young trees. also Il sugar orchard,
The school house Is within mile Tie ~..--
consists of oxen, cows and young stock, q --.-
ana colts. sheep and swine a general A. '.'-
,ucnt of farming tools and house furniture. H..
nav BE- >o.d II oiader's prices
JOHN GIBSON
j. IL MOORE, Auctioneer
Fantt, Jan -. lS6i- o4-
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WANTED, AT THE LYNDON
STOVE AND TIN STORE

Barter of all kinds, for which the
HIG HEST MARKET PRICE
Will be paid in exchange for goods or cash, such
as Cotton and Woolen Rags, Papers, Fleece
Wool. Broken Wool, Tag Wool, Card Waste,
Socks Copper. Brass, Zinc. Solid Lead, Tea Lead,
Pewter, Cast Iron. Scrap Iron, Rubber. Sizing,
Horns, Greese, Hens and Turkey Feathers.
Horse Hides, Beef Hides, Veal Skins. Kip Skins.
Dairy Skins. Sleeps Pelts, Furs of all kinds.
Caraway Seed. Dried Berries, Dried Apples,
Bristles and produce of most kinds
QCiMBY, LINCOLN Il Co.
Lyndon, Jan. %. S3tf
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s 1902 o U n I Y.
PENSIONS AND BACK PAY.

would say to all concerned that as | am an
agent for procuring BOUNTIES. PENSIONS and
BACK PAY. due to invalid soldiers, widows,
mothers or minor children; and having communi-
cation with L. 5. Paymaster, can obtain the
MONEY for them in the least possible time and
with small expense. No charge in any case IN
less successful. Information given gratis and all
communications by mail promptly answered if q
stamp is enclosed to prepay the return
HIRAM A. CUTTING.
Lunenburgh, Vt Dec }. 1852
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| ASSELL SEMINARY.

The Spring Term Of tiais In institution hecil -
Thursday. Feb L. This school off,rs 10 sou,.-
aides The Lealiisiest location IN the country q
a reputation for mental culture second 10 NO.
III New England
For Catalogues, &c, apple to
G. w. BRIGGS. P,iRr5 --
Auburnd.le, Mass. Jan. %. lS6:. n,.>o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-12

BECAUSE
lSt Il is relief to the hardest part washing day.
2i- Ii enables the washing TO lie done in Is less
3D. |. saves its cost by saving the clothes
4th. II helps wash the clothes as well as dry them
We believe it advisable 10 pTocurea Putnam Wrinser
be cause.
lot. The rolls being of vulcanized rubber Will bear
h." and cold water and will neither break tear OF
buttons.
2d. our improved method ef fastening the rubber
the shaft secured 10 hy letters patent just issued
believe 10 bP superior Ia any other.
BIZ The frame being Of iron, thoroughly galvanized all
danger from rust Is removed, and he liability shrink
swell split, &C, unavoidable i'll wooden machines. Is
prevented.
Eth. The spiral springs tie rolls render this ma
chine seliadJustng. that small and large articles
well articles uneven in thickness certain 10 receive
uniform pressure.
18th. The patent fastening by which the machine is
Ghteued 10 the tub believe 10 be superior, in sim
pliCitv and efficiency, 10 anything yet offered
9th. Ii wi wiring thoroughly nything from a single
thread To bed Quilt without alteration whatever
eth. No thumb-SCrews complicated tastenings 10
oi order: il firmly
the tub in single second.
We have thus presented views. We ask no one 10
accept adopt them without proving their
To those VINO doubt. If such there be, test the
Putnam ringer; thoroughly; test it with any
all others in every possible manner decide for yoilr-
seies Take try it washing day. and ii II, entirely
satisfactory, return il.
AGENTS WASTED.-Men of energy, ami good character,
wishing tn IN the sale Of the Putnam WRINGER
will be afforded excellent inducements
For particulars 10 terms and thnS If sale address
SC. NOTHROP.
New Milford. Conn.
Agent. wanted in every town in Northern Vermont by
). JEWETT.
1O:>JF ST Johnsbury, Vt
Agent for Caledonia, Orleans Essex and LamOe Coun
ties
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DICTURE MOULDINGS.

Gilt, Rosewood and Walnut Moulding, manu-
featured into Frames 30 order. Also,
Oval Frames for Photographs, Picture Glass
Cord, and Screw Eyes, at HALLS.
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~ State Street, opposite hllby Street, Boston.
Alter extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty wears.
Patents in the UuiIrt States a>o
Great Britain. France. and other foreign countries
Caveats. atoms Bono Assignments all Pa
AM Will despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign W"TAS. I" determine the validity utility Pa
tents or lnv.nti">-aid lesal"r other advice rendered
III All matters t"I. hing TIE same Copies al The claims ii
any Patent furnished by remitng 81 Assignments re
corded al " a>hin gtOu.
The Agency not only the largest in New England.
hut. through II inventors have advantages Cor securing
Patents OF a>oertainns the rateutatly Of inventor
unsurpassed hy = inmelSurahly superior =" any
which I've offered them elsewhere The testimonials
below given prove that n"Ie i successful the
Patent uiire than the subscriber ami a S e. i rh.
he has Abundant I" believe and can prove that
al no other oicc i Tn. kim! az. the ,r
al service, Moderate The iI;Iclisc practice Il
subscriber diril! twenty past has enatcei him
accumulate vast Lection U >eCiiicaiivls sui Official
decisions relative L. patents
These besides hi extensive library of legal and me
Chaniyal works. and u.l accounts patents granted ia the
United States and europe, render him able beyond uucs-
lions I" "er superior facilities For obtaining PateuiS-
All necessity 81 Journey Washington. - pr,cllr,.
patent and The usual great delay there, are here {
Inventors
"IreGard Mr.. Eddy Is one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners, with whom have had official
! intercourse JHAS. MASON.
Commission Of Patents
lhave no hesitation in assuring inventors that They
and more capable putting their applications in torn,
To secure for them an early and iayoTahie consideration
II the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner ~ Patents
Mr.. K H. Eddy has made Tor me Is applc atoms on
is pending Such unmistakeabe great taienl
and ability his part leads 10 rcCommen 4 iuyerl-
tors to Apply 10 him TO procure their patents. they may
lie sure VI haNlI. the most ia III all eiua bestowed
their cases, and al very Reasonable changes"
JOHN TAGGART
large practice made rejected applications III
appeals. OF which decided his favor by
/ the Commission OF Patents. X. H. EDDY
| Boston. Dec. -. Ic{3-l
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NOTICE.

A dwelling House, in desirable location. cor
ntr Summer and Winter Streets, which corn,narrs
a full view Of the PUBLIC PARK soon TO be tl,,rl-
q In front Of the Brick Union School House j1,,t
erected en- s. Johnsbuiy Plain, !.
Z @ IL S Il l. t.
Said house is % IS feet ON the ground VII,
shed and kitchen attached Beine nigh posed
the Isoms are large and airy ada ,, Sd to boarding
or for renting Is two tenements. The house !
very convenient substantially built and finished
in good repair aid offers rare inducement for IN
veS;ment in
GOOD REAL ESTATE.
In one Of the most thriving village. in Northsl..
Vermont. Enquire of
J. c. BINGHAM
ST JohnsbuIy, Jan. S, 1854. 8,
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N9rai--i9rict 10 Husbands IF you love II.
wives and want shcm 10 live long and a.
themselves furnish them with Casinos >FRI>
MATTRESS
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From J. ID. HOsmcr, Esq, of TOpsham.
TprSHAN, VI, April q, 1860.
MeSsrS. S. V. FOELE& Co
From MIR. Levi f. Ran!et, of LittIetOn,
y. H.

Messrs. S. ". FOwLE Co.,
For many wears afflicted with Chronic BtOnchit is
and oIr-sneS to such extent times 10 be
Die to speak audby, attended with Canker and
soreness OF the mouth and throat made Of eat
many remedies. and from of them did obtain
lief but the disease rather Increased than diminished
Upon the recommendation OF lady in this place. who
had been similarly CIe, cured the Use Dr.
Wi>tar's BalSdln OF Wild Cherry, | procured Of your
agent. Mr.. IOdgman h,;tle at the Il Isiu. and was
soon CnI inCed that had secured in il the means Of re-
lief and from the buriesunIe troubles which
. had been iOIC subjected | almost entirely
free from any difficulty vi pulmonary nature and only
need slight dose OF the BalSdm 10 restore whenever
Troublesome symptoms occur; and in such II al
| ways acts like u charm LEVI f RANLET.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-12

New Goods JUS. received from New York and
SOW opening for Christmas and New Years all
bought al lowest cash prices and will be sold
cheap Tor cash al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-12

By DR.. l. Dix if falling 10 in less time than any
other physician. eiieotuay ami Permanently, with
restraint from occupation lear cot exposure 10 AL
weather. With safe and pleasant medicines,
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G. G. CHILDS -

Travelling Bags. Back Comes with bail tops
---rat variety Of oval and square Picture Frame
Pocket and Table Cutlery, B.rf C.-ns, Sheet
Music, Sc. c C-CHILD>-
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- p Z CIAL NOTICE


The most extensive and desirable Stock of
Furniture IN this part of the Stale can be found a;
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already existing, and that spirits were not ike
I water which when a man drank, his thirst was
quenched, and his desire ceased but one, two or
three glasses did not satisfy, but only increased
the desire tils inebriation ensued.
It was q sad spectacle to see the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Wyllie, stand up and sup
port the passage of the bill-a man who has
had twenty years experience among this peo-
rle, who has witnessed their decrease from l2O,-
600 to 60, 600, apologizing for a measure that
would deal death and destruction TO this fast
dying race. The sight appears more singular,
when we learn that his colleagues were unani-
mously opposed TO him in the repeal of the
prohibition, and that the law, if passed, would
have been vetoed by His Majesty the King. 1t
is true his support of the measure was quail
fed with an ..if,'-a very important one in
this instance. if it should receive the sanction
of the MOBILES and Representatives" Among
other reasons why His Excellency thought well
of the measure, was this, that though his labor
ers on the Princeyille plantation had access TO
intoxicating drinks, he had never seen one drunk
there vet. Whes the Acknowledgement asked
if the house was to understand that liquor was
manufactured on the estate and supplied 10
them, a denial was made but it cannot be de-
MED that there is q rum hole about two miles
distant from Princeville estate, which is a source
of constant annoyance to the village of Hanalei
and if His Excellency knew as much of his
estate as some others do, he would know of fire.
auent cases of drunkenness.
position taken by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs on this question is another convincing
proof that the time has passed by when his views
can harnonize with those of either the Soye-
reign, the Ministers or the people, or his acts
be of any service to the country at large. The
sooner ne retires from public TO private life, the
the public interests will suffer. We wish
no man harm but when we see one occupy
ing a position of influence, who uses has injfu-
ence against The reltkno,cn best interests of The
it is time to speak plainly,
Z The discussion lasted for two or three hours,
and when the question was put to vote, the bill
to repeal the prohibitory liquor law was lost by
O vote of ii to %.
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When an officer Of the government of the RevOlu.
ton, the first Napoleon had been ordered out TO dis
perse q body of rioters. Having drawn up his SOL
diers and some guns across the street, he waited their
advance. They at length appeared. sweeping down
on him and his party like a roaring torrent. The
artillerymen, with their port-hres, stood ready at his
signal to pour showers Of grape into the body OF the
mob. Unwilling to shed blood, he stepped out from
his men to reason With the suffering and misguided
people, and soon found himself ris-a- Us with their
head, a virago Of a woman, whose appearance pre-
scented \ remarkable contrast to hs own She was
of great size, and enormously fat while he. always
very little, was ar that time so thin, as well as small.
that he was known by the sou6riqast Of 81 PERT
Corporal" He demonstrated with the lady but
she replied with volleys of abuse, telling him that
while she and other honest hard people were
starving, such idle fellows as be and his soldiers were
fattening on the best Ct the land. With that eagle
eye and remarkable promptitude which aiterward
turned the fate of many a battlefield, Napoleon saw
at once the weak point of his adversary's position.
He paused till she was out of breath. Then taking
of his hat, he bowed to the mob and, placing mis-
own thin figure beside that of bis fat opponent, be
asked them to say whether the good lady or he locked
most like starving As happens in more respectable
ssemblies than mobs, and elsewhere thsn in witty
France, q good -humored joke won the day and the
people, for the time at least. quietly dispersed.
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COMMERCIAL lTEHe.
A P7oTTABLE RALEoAp-It Is unof5ciaIly reported that
the View York Central earned IN August over 81 100000, rs
ssainE. Ss4O,4s9 IN August, 1868.
- n NeEiao Buck ss soil for $1,000 q: the Vermont State Fair.
TEE RATES OF FaREs BIT OUTGOISG srEANERs-The rates
Coupauy's Steamer Sacramento, which left for Panama on the
a22l October, we're trst cabin SZ25; second cabin, Sl.5; steer
age, S75- By the Central America Steamship COmpsny's
steamer Moses Tsylor, for Nicaragua the rates we're: first cabin,
sl.si second cabin, $780, steerage, go.
A CoSvOT YoE re CALIFoRSIA sTEAxsHPs-The steamship
ur2y for Aspfn<zl. under convoy of a United States war
vessel, and hereafter all steamships Of this line will be similar
ly protected. Under the ASSURANCE OF this convoy. bankers
AID others In California viii cOusign Their treasures to New
s=ss, which we're returned from the plains on account Of The
inctzD trOCDiss-
Inc Atlantic Mail steam ship Company earned, for the last
three mouths, over ss5o0OO, and the whole pafd-up capital l.
ooy S2eC0OO0- The New Orleans branch il expected shortly
10 &c IN OPERATION
The drinkers % tea, coffee, cocoa, chocolate and chicory con-
Gtuted &5.013,s3s 20 the public revenue Of Great Britain, IN
the last financial year ending @th March. 1894. In the same
year the drinkers q spirits, wine and malt liquors paid E20,-
00,550 o. taxation. This IS without reckoning the tax on
Hcens-s FOR making and for selling tLese articles, or on sugar to
sse>ten them
Prices - NEW ToRz- Oct 3-The continuous gradual
downward Course % Gold keeps the prices 4 all sorts q rer-
Chsndiss IN an extremely unsettled Condition. 50 that buyErs
are very 10th 70 buy beyond Immediate pressing wanis. The
prospect. therefore, fr the spring trade i not very promising.
b., as the stccSs IN your market are still large, gith the pros
poet of being considerably augmented BY the arrival Of goods
now on the way. there does no: zeeu to Re any danger Of q
scarcity But should there be 3 prospect of . short supply Of
any sort Of nsrchandise, the anticipated increased facliti>s
next spring for Erssrdng goods oyes the IstIuus route afford
opportunities for meeting the deficiency at short notice, and
and other incidental expenses-Fron ". J. CorrsspondeHt
s. r. Bulletin