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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-05
Ct. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY
AND HIGH SCHOOL.

By recent arrangements these schools are to
he united under the superintendent of the form
er Principal of the Academy. J. X. Colby.
The object of this union is to furnish a higher
grade of school for the instruction of advanced
scholars in English and Classical studies. To
secure this cand dates for admission will be care
fully examined as to their qualifications to ente
upon the prescribed course of studies.
Scholars from abroad will be admitted to the
school by the same mode of examination and by
the payment of tuition as charged heretofore -
Any of this class found to be unprepared for the
studies of the Academy and High School will be
admitted to the Grammar School. or any of the
lower grades of the village school in which they
are qualified to be classed.
The ample accommodations now supplied by
the addition of the Academy TO the SPACIOUS and
model house Just completed by the village for its
graded schools, together with the classification
which the new arrangement is intended to secure,
will furnish, it is thought, both to scholars at
home and from abroad greater facilities for i'm
provement than the Academy alone has been
able heretofore to supply.
There will be three terms Of school of eleven
weeks each during the year
Fall Term beginning Wednesday, Aug 3lst.
Winter Term Wednesday, Nov, Goth.
Spring Term Wednesday, March LIST.
The examination Of candidates for admission to
the Academy and High School will be made at
the Academy. beginning ON Monday, Aug. 29th.
at clock A. NJ Those designing to enter the
school either from the village or from abroad are
requested to be in attendance then furnished with
pencil. pen and ink, sheet of blank paper and
nothing more.
The classification and arrangement of the gram
mar, intermediate and primary schools of the
village will be made at the respective houses and
rooms provided for them, the same day-Monday
Aug 18th, beginning at 9 O'Clock A. NJ Parents
and guardians are respectfully requested to see
that their children and wards are promptly in at
tendance at the prescribed time The efficiency
and success of our schools depends very much up
On the classification that may be made at the be
ginning of the term. WIN. W. THAYER,
lOl2 For School Com.
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MARRIAGES.

At Wheelock, July q, by Rev. J. Woodman,
Sergeant s. 6. Gray, Co. L, 9th Vt. Reg. to Es-
ther NJ Porter.
At st. Johnsbury Centre, July Is, J. c. Put
nam, Of Newbury, to Mrs. Lucinda B. Bowley
of ST. Johnsbury.
In Wolcott. July 5. Col. Geo. P Foster, of the
4th Vt. Regt., and Sarah 5. ilubbell, Of WolcOtt
In Camillus, N. Y, July %, by Rev A. Camp,
Edward j. CrosSman Of Springfield, Mass, to
Nettie NJ. Skinner of CamilluS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Washington, July 80, 1864

Washington, JuIy 81, 1904
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned it has been made to appear
that The First National Bank of St Johnsbury,
in the town of St Johnsbury, in the county of
Caledonia, and state of Vermont. has been duly
organized under and according to the require
ments Of the Act of Congress entitled San Act
to provide a National Currency, secured by a
pledge Of United States bonds, and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof approx
ed June 3, 1864, and has complied with all the
provisions of said Act required to be complied
with before commencing the business Of Bank
ing under said Act:
NOW, THEREFORE, |. Samuel T. Howard,
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency, Go hereby
certify that The First National Bank of st. Johns
bury, in the town OF St. Johnsbury, in the county
of Caledonia, and state Of Vermont, is author
lied to commence the business OF Banking under
the Act aforesaid.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness nv hand
and seal Of Office this thirtieth day of july 1854
SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency
lois
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VILLAGE MEETING.

The legal voters Of the village of St. Johnsburv
are hereby notified and warned to meet at the
Town Hall in said village on Saturday August
9TH at o'clock p. NJ. to act on the following
articles, viz:
LIST. To consider what remuneration the men,
bers Of the Engine compaI les fthe village shall
receive in lieu of exc mption from poll taxes, and
provide for the same.
I'd To see if the citizens will vote to raise
money to pay the current yearly expenses of the
village.
Sd To transact any other business that can le-
gally be done at said meeting
OW BAKER, Clerk.
st. Johns5ury, July 3, 1864. 9:lO
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Danville holds town meeting Aug. 8. to
consider the matter Of raising volunteers and
paying bounty 20 the same.
A young horse. belonging to Mr.. Ell Bat.
chelder, of F.-t Montpelier, ran away with
the hay Wa:oa Wednesday last, clearing
itself Of the ..:.I wheels and BODY, ard in so
doing severely injured Mr.. Nye E. Batchsl-
der. The first named Batchelder gave his
attention to his supposed dead companion
until he became sensible; then pursuing the
horse, he found it in the kitchen of his own
house. The horse had entered while his
wife was there, and she Immediately took
refuge in another room adjoining. Luckily
the horse turned itself about, going through
the same door it entered, having cleared
itself of the wheels, breaking one entirely to
pieces the tire of which is still unaccounted
for.-Freemon.
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In this town, Aug. l, Mrs. Ciarissa wife of
Abel NJ. Rice, Esq, of Fairlee, aged IS years.
At Bradford, July 20, Charles Jarvis, only child
of Capt. E. A. and Jennie II. klbourne, aged
/ months.
At Passumpsic, June l, Charles W. Davis, az
ed 30 years.
In Montpelier, July %, Eliza A, wife of f. S.
Camp. aged 10 years.
In Dauville, July IS. of dipthera Harriet ?
wife of Lucas Buell., and daughter of J. Hubbard
Fisher, aged n years. Also. July Il, OF dipthe-
ria, Jennie. daughter of Harriet P and Lucas
Buell., aged years
In Burlington. Iowa. July IS, Thomas Jane
son, Jr,, youngest son of Thomas Jameson. Esq
Of lrasburgh, aged 81.
In Glover, July Is, Eunice Hoffman, wife o.
John S Hoffman
In Barton, July S, Alice C., youngest daughter
of 1oratlO Nye, aged months
At Mower [. S. A Gen Hospital, Phadel
phi, June y, john H, Devereux of Co. X, 25tl
Mass. Eols.-formerly of Barton.
Killed near Petersburg. Va, June q. while
carrying coffee to his com rades, Abel Kinds. Jr
of Battery NJ, llth Vt Reg, formerly of Eden
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+ X CTS E L A X.
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the annual taxes
for the ID Collection District of Vermont in &C
cordance with the provisions Of an act entitled
" ali act to provide internal revenue TO support
the Government and TO paw interest on the public
debt approved July |, 1867, and the ''smendatory
act approved March 3. 1862, are die and pay
able and will attend at the following times and
places to receive the same-to wit.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
At my Office in St. Johnsbury on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug Sth, 9th and 10Th
At Joel Trull's Hotel, West Burke, Thursday,
Aug llth
At Barbers Hotel at wheelock, Friday, Aug.
18th.
At Daring's Hotel at Lyndon, SATURDAY, Aug
18th
At Bridgman' Hotel at South Hardwick. Tues
day. Aug. 10Th. For the convenience of the peo-
pie at last Hardvick, at Hotel there. during eve
ming OF same day
At Preston's Hotel at Danv;lic, "Wednesday.
Aug. Eth.
At store of Harvey 4 French, Barnet, Thurs
day, Aug 18th.
The monthly return of manufacturers now due
will be payable ~ the above times md places.
BY the provisions of the excise law ali persons
negleetng II pay said duties anl taxes within
the time above specified, will be required 20 paw
ten per cent additional upon the amour: thereof
Licenses required by the Excis, law will also
be delivered at those times and places. unless
previously cailei for at my Office mere they are
now ready. AM person who shall have been ex-
eroi>ing OF carving on. since May |. 1864. any
trade. profession IT business, fog whicl license,
Is required by said act without taxing ont such
license, or applying therefor. :oTfeitS penalty
eaua.t" three times the amour. If the license
Faxes can be RENTED BY other persons, OF by
mai. 10 Ie - st. l.h: .5-Iv, .i.-i. more caaye
nient. and receipts and licenses Will re returned
GEO 4. MERRILL
Collector ID District, Vermont
St Jola>bu-y. july -, 1861. s-lI
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Partoncd and Volunteered.

>~!rn r. Sands, formerly in the employ of
NJ. I. Prescott of this place, and convicted
a, the June term of court 1860 for forging
. note of $40, and sentenced for a term of
i've years in the state prison, was pardoned
JlIy 9th by Gov. Smith on solicitation Of
Mr.. o. +. Russ of this place. Sands imme-
diately volunteered in one Of the Vermont
regiments, and has gone to the front. The
officers of the prison give Sands good
name since he has been at Windsor, and we
trust he will find the volunteer service for
the government more agreeable than the in
voluntary service for the state.
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PEAL ESTATE IN CANADA.

Farms, Mills. Town Lots. Hotels. Stores and
Real Estate generally: situated in the county of
Stanstead the " Garden ot tie Eastern Toc,-
ships" for sale upon reasonable terms. and
American fluids taken at a nominal discount
Apply personally or by letter to
W. F. RAMSAY,
Real Estate Agent,
Post Office Address, Stanstead, c. z.
DERBY LINE, VT. (S:20)
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Bret Locals.

Some thirty mechanics from this and
rgnboring towns, picked up by one Clark,
r.nresen,ed as an agent for the government,
IF here on Tuesday night for Tennessee,
where they are promised plenty Of work and
,cod pay. party that went from Hart
.,r, have already returned, sick of their bar
gain.
The heat of last Sabbath and Monday
", intense, and little beyond the memory
ot the Oldest nhabitant." On Monday the
mercury stood By the hour at 1000 in q
.o;r. grove, on the north side of tree
q. The north side of buildings it rose even
..,ter than that. A few instruments of the
. Conservative kind could not be induced
shove 90 : but whether they we're hung in
ueLs or celers We have not learned.
Major George f. Chamberlin Of this
mace mas been promoted to t-colonelcy of the
l.h regiment, vice K. c. Benton, who has
.rrurred to his home at Hydepark.
\, an adjourned meeting of the stockbol-
..., o: The pasglmpsic Bank, held on Tues
lis. !, was voted to close up the affairs of
ne md Ephraim Chamberlin, G. A..
Br9aaA and Barron Moulton, Esqs., were
appointed committee to negotiate the sale
d. tlrreal estate and other property belong
re 70 the Passumpsic Bank, to the National
Bank of St. Johnsbury.
A son, seven years old, of Mr.. Ira G..
Smith of Kirby, fell off the school house
.ayj on Monday, fracturing his arm JUS
a59,~ the wrist joint.
The voters of Lyndon are called to meet
.,ar Town Hall, next Saturday, at o'clock
VI, 10 take measures to fill the quota of
e.. town under the last call of the President
men. Prompt and patriotic action is re-
.red-let US have it.
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

COlsate's Honey SOap.-This celebrated
TOILET SOAP. in such universal demand. Is made from
the CHOICEST materials is MILD and EMOLLIENT III
its nature, FRAG GRAVITY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the For sale by al
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealers. 1888 1885.
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ITO PRINTERS.

A large size HAWKES. JOB PRESS is offer
ed for sale at great bargain. 1t can be run by
power or by foot Offered for sale because the
present owaers have no use forit
c. NJ. STONE & Co.
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he DrOuih Broken.

Tie drouth which had been upon US two
months. and which within few days had
.-,ome fearful by reason of the intense heat,
va, broken on Tuesday last by a gentle,
3-..,.lu! rain The drouth of 1864 exceeds
ID extent and influence that of any dry sea,
,ya for many years. That of lS49 was as
..grrc in some localities, but it was not so
g-4rral. More than week ago rains fell il.
q. VT, ie.n and southern states, and now We
i've the great blessing here. It's value
!. MS time. when crops were becoming with
-r-t, springs dried up, and all nature parch-
i tnI burning, is infinite.
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| IL GALE DON | A n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

- We ondcayu. to make The CALEDOSIAN valuable
~ cdl ntus; aud our friends IN Caledonia Essex anu
aa- counties will confer q great favor to Us anu
20 materially to the interest of the paper by
81, y,a. Items in brief, legibls form.
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Passumpsic Lodge, No. 81, F. A. NJ
Masonic Hall, Binghams Block Stated meeting Aug
1864. (32-) i DALTON SFc
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Tie prepars-l. AMI Comb...i. the B..iR-ot Elixir -
attended with results l. medical sc;e;ice ieAi IN ili'or-
inhalation of ether la surgery Roots aud fle
themselves pangent aud iisI-reeae are. ts 'eN
and scientific process Oi eAtI1tl. II sa4na FvLly-e
gripping Att N pam which attends the aoion vi
AL Other pnTciiive me iic Tines Te also made 10 De-
cone highly
fltaSqd aud agreeable 10 the IoSte,
ami 10y tier peculiar combination wor perfect, IL
harmony with aIuTe that No unpleasant reaction ~ "a
iJliJS its operation IL ais Possesses
4 Difusire and .Ahratire Effect.
which can only attained hy medicine Ia :lld state.
These elements m pnrgit,ve medicines
Tie harl All compact amer wh-ch pills pre-
pared renie them ini-cStir.e-Iai ~aen taken are
Urc,i through tn SipmIl All Bus'ia. han Dissolved
causing Duy ptstI aCilp thereby causing ITIIiaI.Su
and pail to tn parts CONNIE tri II ihcic passage
On. l,iil i>>, ~ s.cu,l'rn, a-.en w -ni1lr more
me, cn a! anu pa -iieCI -s tv- crude state
TIA. Bod Elixir has 4Tili acIi" Upon lie
bowels but Q, u liily duse,; .ii-r- sli tn
whole cilc ;he B.oOi. ia IrE- healthy aud
inyisoratins action Ia The >tona AMI Beeis, Liver
Lungs Kl.neys and stimulating dormant and mO-Uj
cretioIs Throughout me whole system
single du.e Will prVdU, y.--gIu asd exhilisrtinc
commOIon. wlch VIII inspire tls patient win coGa-
FOR short period Will drive the obscure an hidden hu-
mors 10 the slrtaoe Of the sAn and relieve Or che,
>CrUiulpus A-ciDI>-ab 10y ini> purifying nd treneti-
en.ny the Blood, will remove ia= most fruitful
Case Of Consumption.
1t ncites the various organs the system 10 act then
masrn an! Neuralgia. Headache, Loss Of Appetite. Dys
p-psa O~tvene>s and the various diseases which arise
IRON arrangement Ui tue stomach anu Bowels, and
siIiCted circulation VI tne Blood
Coughs Colds II their carry stages, will inms
" Weld 10 the effect OF the Elixir
The Blood Root Eixir cOnta-ns mineral, no PERM
ciS,ls botanical clement no eXcitaut but stimulates the
secretous by Its mild and jfsve action. IL is an eec-
tive aperent-hss decided sautary action upon the
Liver and there has been medicine prepared for com
Non family Use which possesses equal merit.
travellers, both by aud laud Will ma the EIT
complete autitOte for the he evils which they obed
to endure from Change climate. Of diet
The proprietor Of the bloVdRc0t Eiikr, DR.. 5. O.
Richarson) has been long and fivraby sn0wn 10 Ia.
public by his celebrated Sherry Wine B;tters, the te-l
tonic medicine discovered and which has been IL
tn rty years. He /, graduate uf the New
HAMPSHIRE aedl cal College, and many Years as,Jciat,
member Of the Massachusetts Medical SOcIey-and has
made the medicine his profession -ice IT,.
And 80 fully convinced is the Doctor u the So1elH
curative effects III, BoOt-bcot k.Ar, Inat he heI-o
oilers eaca and every person whJ Will l>e or ii "
lottle OF ms anu not oe c0nsCOQs II goa enc
rherero to rcud 10 said persO tie III an.OLh
he paid Tor tile same, by Returning the L-se OI''.- =
ais office.
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DICTURE MOULDINGS.

1ll', Rosewood and Walnut Mouldinvs manu.
iaetuTed into Frames TO order. Also.
Ilal Frames for Photographs, Picture Glass
lord. and Screw Eyes. II HALLS
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food Mutton Lambs.

Mr.. Amasa Bemis of Lyndon lately sold
- Nm +. Rpggirs one old sheep and nike
4mb. OF the Southdown breed at 81 per
lead, for mutton. Mr.. Ruggles, who has
icYoa''" ught and sold more and better
mutton sheep the past three years than any
@er ma. in Caledonia county, if not in
Vermont, says he considers the Southdowns
-mong the best muttons he buys-a fact
which seems to MISUNDERSTOOD by our enter
pr.>ug farmers on the hill" An extra
h.ag is never dear is as applicable to stock
--orses, cattle and sheep, as to anything
,.'r. Let our farmers regard it. INcoG.
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Ncwspaperial.

The Vermont Record comes to US in new
type AID otherwise vastly improved. We
have heretofore spoken of the merit of this
iournal as a chronicer of Vermont news
and biography, If the publisher faithfully
carries out his plans it will continue to be,
IS it certainly is now, one of the most valu-
able papers in the state.
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+ S L R 4 Y

Came into my enclosure. July %, six sheep
three rams and three wethers-marked A. H.
on left side. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
l0:l2s TRUMAN c. HAWKINS.
st. Johnsbury, Gold CornerJ Aug /, 1864
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CLOTHS AND CLOTHING!
Low Prices for the times
AT HUTCHINSON Il CORSER,S.

N b. We would say TO our customers that our
year closes with the first of August and We al
accounts p'o and eon adjusted b, that time. H.sC,
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DEATHS.

As- Marriages Births and Deaths inserted FREE-
Obituaries, including poetry Inserted at six cents lin
iu
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PRICE sI.5O PER BOTTLE

SOLD IN
JC BINGHAM and HOrTs KASoA!iio; i ~, Johns On
VI ri w,arS'T5 ! ) n. WEkh-, DAnvile. e:l9s
And h, s,bsries and dealers in medicines. and at tie
Doctor. Office
II
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Ill . " \ X ID S
Vegetable
CANCER AND CANkER

recommended.
Il has cured CANCERS alter the patients lzr, been
given ~, - i,lcc-ai1c lk may pays iciaIs--
II ha> cured CANkEG "a it, worst ior1ls ia hundreds
81 c4~rS-
been gwen H. disease mat very Gle knows exceed
.rs y rI..G,.s~,;l.r, ai.a alllsg Il cure
ERl SlPsLAS sl~aH> 'idS u IL power. mans who
have N ,Ii,ll1 a. eri. hu> Go Ie>iy
Ii IA cured ~ RoFI IA il hundreds OF oses many Of
IL cures klN,I'> NIL
I-haSca I lalng cases "a. S''ALD HEAD.
JUNIORS have teen removed by Il Instance.
except ,,y 4 surgical 80 ration.
ULCERS Most I.ial.. tyI.e have teen healed
itLa, cured rnany cases cd NURSING SoRE MOUTH
&hel. ali uiilcT iesIts e. have failed @ lrlleit
FEh Ell SpRl> % lie Trf Kid have bseu cured BY
S~URVY Las te1 cured b i IL. eyery Csc ia sh,cl,
! "a - been U-'9 ana fhrs many
a. removes WHITE SW ELLINtI with 4 certainty no
IJ>icelly i,saoys from The face al BLoTCHES PIN
Piles, Rhl,h taeasA not paiAiul are exceed
1t ha,bo,-n used Ii. Ky cry KIND OF HrNoR. and
ll-ycr lail, L. benefit the i'alivli.
NEURALGIA. ~ IL most distressing firms has been
oa~i Toy Il el io other remedy Gould be 1Oand IN
IN
II hA, cured IANCDICE ia many severe cases
/; has proved y cISas ia the treatment Oh PILES
sn exfr.I.els paiiligl disease
DYSPEPSIA, Glch l. ti5en caused by hutcr, has been
In FEMALE WEAKNESSES. IRREGULARITIES and
diseases IClE II that IL ias ,cen lou most To-
In c,-r- ii GENERAL DEBILITY. from whatever
T., mos certain Jure IL RIGA Els disease com
to ctIiii-eu.
Ns hllcu,. Al diseases Tisllatins ia ,let,rar.,
state oi tie III Od other uds 81 the body uusrass
ei.
is elects upon the system truly astonishing and a.
most beyond aeI,f ID who has witnessed them
Inis Str3i VII oeTIanlN iie which
II : recommended a. tTi4l i given cure
- permanent - IL. by lis eriGiy searching power.
eilllTeH eT1 AlGai-- The disease from the
ire aiicien have only to ny II & hecsle c,yinoed q
Whist e TesaTd u il, and 10 In. relief their
! stI'rElus>
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The Vermont Soldiers.

me vermont Soldiers.
Martin Andrews, private Co. Z, 18th Vt.
Vols, died Wednesday July 81, at Sloan
General in Montpelier, of secondary bemor-
mage
Private John Poor, CO. G. 10Th VI renort.
mortally wounded in'the shoulder and side
i, Tie battle of Coal Harbor, has so far 70
red as to be able to reach his friend, in
N..iamstovn.
II. VI. Pollard, sth Vt. and c. D. Bogue,
.'n VI, were among the wosnded who have
gently arrived at Washington. The death
% J,hn Nanosh, 18th w., was reported July
-.
lie death of Augustus o. Ralph, 9th Vt.
Il " a'Aing'on, was reported July %.
Jonn Head, son of Amos Head, Esq, OIL
"anton, private in the llth w., was kill.
=. Jgne >, 1864, while on picket duty eigh,
Niles from Richmond.
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iNarbilnnt Prices.

In al item last week we took occasion to
speak of exorbitan: rates charged at some
-mrl5r resorts and its deeterious effects
-Hon travel. The editor of the News seems
10 think We intended to hit Newport. That
sasant little place of resort never entered
Il mind in connection with exorbitant
.-.ces. On the contrary, when We were
hire we were so bouatiflliy served and at
- moderate charge that we have promised
lrs-lf the pleasure of another trip there at
aa @yr,y lay. What We mean by exorbitant
ices is charging man $3.50 for sleeping
3 hard mattress in an attic one of these
-3. nights. That has been paid by the vii
ter q; place where they don't know how 10
,.eat folks as we'll as they do at Newport.
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You can al
was find 4
.tIE" Wei
selected
sortlu"ntui
Jcwery and
rich Fancy
Goods. Silver Ware.
Books and
Stationery.
Music ana Nus
cal I.struynents Per
.iuutry Toilet Arti-
ley Toys.
&c. AZ
TN HUWARD.s
which he viii sell cheap for
"a-h. His Large siock oi Gools
consist in IA 81 iue Guli 4 Silver
Watches from the best English Swiss
md French Manufacturers also good
assortment ii American " ache. of every
.styie. in gold AID silver cases Gold Fob
vest, uuaTd.S Neck Chains. Gold SD
Nerand eltowed Spect'>, tIoli ana
SILVER Kings. Gold. Cameo IavaEar
RirSs6 Pins Studs Sleeve Bun
Slides, HouSs.SC,Sc. A good ~;
Of ; lay and 80 hour tsT"lt'
viii! "r without alarms var-,nr-
81 good timeEecpcrS. Nv Stock Il
Silver Ware fur JualiiynnJ han
y can NOT he beat IN The State Icon
sists of Fruit. CAKE. Card ana Su- rIr
Bias ketS. .ea Sets. Cups. ,Iollets Cas- tors
and y: hin RIMS. Spoons FORKS, Sx
Al -. Pie. Fruit, Butter Fish, Ia
b!e and Tea KNIVES. But
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Pitchers. Spoon
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