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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-09-06

We have received from Ms.rs n D.3 N. ".
Smith, OF Boston, Manufacturers eg the Americas
Organs, the hTst number Of q nne lookin sheet
the sire oI our Owu paper entitled g rae b..,,ea.
Ov1ss." 10 contains valuable Information relative
% the eonstruotion sf reed Instruments. which ell
who intend purchasing Organs fIr their hems-' or
for public places, would do we'll On lamIIiaFire
themselves with. 10 contains also history II the
business, various improvements and the Ideas u
leading museal ulen In REGARD To reed Instruments
which have become 50 popular for the homes Il
the people as to hirly rival the plano-f5tte, 4
sample copy OF this publication viii be sent free
90 any who will address tho aboVsaamed arm.--
Mass. Rsgisfsr.
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wHKAroSs OIsraESr Is an old and well tried
remedy, which keeps constantly Increasing IN
popularity as Its merits become known. IL has
been beiore the public for more than sixty years,
and Is universally aeAnOG lodged To DO the most
certain and speedy cure ever discovered Tor salt
Rheum Ulcers, Chilblsins, letter. lfmples BlOtch'
es and all eTuplOns Of the skin while IL Is a sgs
sars fOr tbs Itch and will eradicate the most Oh
stinAte cases in iUTty eight hours.
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In this city, AUG. ~, frsllse Gosh, Il weibury
q. aud CsrhVe n Coach, aeed year, uns. IL days.
I thA. cay, Aud. 81 MNlel w., ehAi Il nu.thy AMI
Allara Eiott, aEcl m0s. DAYS,
In this city, Aus. Z, Lc'iDda, VITA q bud T. Hail. Sgci
a. years r.. ...
In Limerick, Aug - JOseph II. Lori, acrl ~ ycars.
In IIollis Aug IS, Mahalay, s't VI pahsl a. smith,
a-cd - yvars. .'
In Dover, ". n, SsPl = Charles T., iut'nt OF
ilcoc~ T. anil LYDIA Y. Smith, agSd 10 mos. snl days
ia Dax,ou, AGs. 4, 81 the rsSicncc - Mr.. leOuAri
Nocton amer Illness u too moOths, shch she bore
with Christian patience AMI suhmssiot,, widow Nancy
Saah- ssSd II years AMI ] monthS She vas esfn In
SssrssJ<th, ". H. iron ~hlch plscs shs cAms With hcr
hiher, Mr. panssl Paa, In thy ycar l7DA t~rr
(pover paIsrs plcase eOpy)
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....-. ...- State Of Maine. . Dr..
YORK, IS. To Niehoias Wakefield, Of tao CitU Of
Biiisford, IN said County Of Yors, GREErlsGi
IN compliance with the foregoing application,
| made in me, yon are hereby directed to notify
tho owners Of the Pree baptist meeting house, SIT
uate ON jefferson street, In the City OF Blddeford
and the owners of the pews therein, TO meet Mt
said meeting house on Saturday, the twenty-arst
day OF September next at u o'clook In the after
noon, for the purpose OF Incorporating themselves
according tn law and you will notifr the owners
OF said meeting house, ana OF the pews therein, to
meet ut the time place, and for the purpose above
indicated, by posting up q certified copy. OF this
Warrant on tho principal outer door OF said meet
iris house. and in the Post Office, 10 bonS public
and conspicuous place In said Biddelard, three
weeks prior to said meeting, and also by causing
said copy TO he published, prior 10 said meeting.
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the UNioN AND JoUR-
NAL, q Newspaper published In said BiddefOrd. In
said County Of York and have you this Warrant
at the time, place, and for the purpose aforesaid,
with yOur doings thcreln.
Given under my hand at said Biddeford, this
twenty eighth day Of August. 4. ID. 1857.
HENRY q. DEAN,
Justice OF the Peace.
Pursuant to the foregoing Warrant, TO me direct.
cd, l hereby notify said persons to meet at the
time and place and for tho purpose Aforesaid.
. ...... NICHOLAS WAKEFIELD.
Atruc copy, attest NICHOLAS WAKEFIELD.
Dated at Biddeford, this 18th day Of August, a.
II. 1861, 3w36
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fer sale Tho subscribers are about chang
ing their business aud now tfrsr their Stock Of
Choice Groceries, W. 1 Goods and Fixtures for
sale. A large meat buslneSs can be done In con-
neetlon. Good trade and drst class paying Gus
toners. A rare chance for man 10 make money.
Hes, location and most convenient store In the city
Cor trade, Call soon.
BAILEY & ADAMS,
Cor. Eln and Main SITS.
DiddsfOrd, Sept I, 1907. 3w37'
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A Card.-Bitf,ford, Aug. ~, 1897. We have
this day received paymen, In full Tor our claim
upon the International Insurance Company Of
New York. under Policy l076z, Issued by RUFUS
small a Son, Agents OF said Company. upon our
NH on Market st, Saeo, Ne, which was burned
ON the IItn inst. We desire 10 express our thanks
IN tho above Company, and also % its Agents for
the promptness with which they have both acted
In settling our loss. -
= RUFUS WILKINSON,
GEORGE II. ADAMS,
lw1y Mortgage.
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Grace,s Celebrated Salye.

ANEsBuRY, Mas, Oct. ~, 1850.
w. Grace Dear Sn - Having been afflicted
grcyOusly for several weeks with severe absce g
my side, l used several remedies tor It's erafii
cation without receiving any relief until l ap
plied your Salye, which effected speedy aud per.
manent oure, 1 therefore feel happy 10 certify
my confidence In Its Virtues
Yours with respect, JAMES BEAN.
certify 20 the truthfulneSs Of the above state
menI N. 3, DEAHBoRs, NJ. ID.
SETH ". FoVLE 4 SON, Boston,
PrOprletors.
Sold by all druggists at % cts. a box. 39-iwJ7
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Persons troubled with cramp In the stomach,
side or bowels, sore throat, &C., by aeombined In
ternal aud external application VI JOhnsons An-
cure.
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.N'eic .4drerftSenn enfs.
In Bankruptcy.
Orncr or Tn. y. s. MARSHALL

As Messenger,
PORTLAND. Aug. d, 1867.
This Is 10 give notices That the twenty. ighth
day of August, A. u. 1867. Warrant In bankrupt
cywas issued against the estate OF Luther g. Moore
81 Limerick, In the County Of York and State Of
Name, who has been adjndged Bankrupt. on his
own Petition, that the payment or any debts and
delivery ofAny property belonging 10 such nank-
rupt, 10 him, Cor his use, and The transfer ofany
meeting Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt to
prove their debts, and to choose one more AS
signees OF hi, estate, will be held At . Court OF
Bankruptcy, to he hOllen at Portland, before
James n. fessenden, RegIster, on the ninth day
OF October. A. ID lSG7, ut ten O'Clock A. NJ, at
his Office, 80 Exchange street.
........ ... CHARLES CLARK,
US Marshal rs Messenger,
Jw37 Dist OF Maine.
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pOsr RAD TsIs' Or 10 tells you truly that
Pyles' Saleratus Is absolutely pure, and the 0aly
genuine Saleratas o. he found, Ask for Pyles
salerstus, and take no other. M. name Is on ey.
cry package.
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N office.

NVrlCh 10 hereby given that the partnership
~ hereteiore existing between Robert Clcayes
sud jonathan Parker, OF ksanebank, under the
hfm ~ Clesyes Parker, MAS dissolved ON The
18th day oi August ls6r. by mutual consent
n Uleaves IL AuthonEcd % settle all debts dine
~. go n. CLHAvES,
3s0 JONATHAN PARkER.
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Dr. Harvey has returned to this place cor short
time cnly. and will be pleased 10 refeI 10 his for
mer patients for his successful treatment
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The most Uaha ppy Person In tho woIld
w. the dyspeptie, kVerythlng locks DARK and
gloomy he ieels "out Of sorts" with himself and
can all he changed by tsklng Peruvian Syup IA
protoxlde OF itonl Cases Of :. years standing
have been euIei By II. I'd
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Dive House Notice.
To Henry g. Dean, Esquire, one OF
tho Justices of the Peace in and for tho

County OF 1OrK:- n |-1-1--"|I :" :
WlIE undersigned, being moro than three OF tho
/ owners Of tho Free Baptist meeting house, Sit
uate on Jefferson street, In the city of BiddcoId,
In said County OF York, aud of the Jews In the
same, apply to you, said Justice, and request you
10 issue your warrant 10 the undersigned, Nicho
las WakeAeld, directing him 10 notify the lowners
uf said meeting house, ana the owners Of the pews
therein to meet at said house the twenty fiTst
day of September next, at "A O'Clock In the altcr
noon. for tho purpose Of Incorporating themselves
according to law.
DANIEL J. NEEDS, d.
HORACE SMITH,
SAMUEL y. TlBBRTTS,
Z. PARClIER. r.-.
Dated at Biddclord. this 18th day OF August, A.
ID. ISG'.
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Notice.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Prsewill Baptist
l Foreign Mission Society will be hold In the
rreewin Baptist Meeting House Mt South Berwick.
on Tuesday, the sth day of october next, nj IL
O'Clock A. NJ, Tor the choice of officers and the
transaction ofany business that may legally come
before the meeting.
Members " the society are hereby notified and
requested to attend. ..H
Per order Of As Er,estir, Cow, r.r~
-f- DIV. e. DURGlN. i.r
Rec. Sec. and Clerk
Wells, Sept 4, lef,. t..H. 3v3T
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"wuu Fora MEr,LLrc QrAup:cArIoSs n man
may Re pretty sure VI earthly success. Those are
Gah In hts pocket. Siiusr In his tongue, Brass In
his facc AMI iraH IN his heart" -.
hut FIR tonic appetizer and az gsntle stlmu-
liant there IL reliable virtue In PLANTATION
BlrrERS No article has ever been - popular
or done half ~ much gOod. Let ell who have not
already tried this great stomachic, ~ once test us
quality. We understand tha, the druggists and
gruc"Ts OF this sccton selling vast quantities.
and that seaIcely hmlly u Without 10
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JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist.

Sold nv all Dealers In Me.,icine. sold Wholesale
pe,lers IN Drug, Medt:ines pcrfamcfy, Ac., %
Ttrtnont 81, Bo.tpn For sale In Biddsford BY
dryden smith, NJ. D.. Main 81. ,. q. Warren, NJ.
u. u. q. stsvea.. n. D., >. Sasysr. " d., Alvan
i,arnn NJ. H., James l.. Besni IN Sico by Nessfs.
Mitchell aud Sawyer aud Druggists every where.
Tan.
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TPyou want 60 get = good likeness call at Nc
| kt.NNEY q 1lODSDONS. and secufe such
pictures - they siwsys get the tUn fsmism Tor
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ID special Notice.
w. HARVEY, M. D.,
N speciality--ChrOnic Diseases,

Nv .peeisl request have returned to Biddeford
and SacO where shall renal In three OF four weeks.
NV treatment Is original with myself and has
cured hundreds Of cases after all other systems
my former patients, also to patients now under
trsatmeut In BiddefOrd and SacO. Those who wish
10 consult me should do SCI at once, especially
those troubled with, CATARRll, as my stay y:
lin,ited and under any circumstances shall not
remain longer than four weeks. Only limited
number OF patients taken.
I For the better accommodation OF patients on
both sides Of the river have made the Following
arrangement
Office In Saeo at Mrs. Thos. p TUFTS, q Storer
street once hours from 10 to ~ A. ~. each day.
Office In BiddeiOrd at ~ Foss streets 0ihee hour:
from To 5P. NJ. Also Monday. Wednesday and
Friday ey snings. from to y, at Diddeford.
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MAsNoLA WirER.-A delightful toilet article,
superior 10 Cologne, and at halt the price. 3J-swG
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A fresh and rOsea'o complexion secured by the
use OF RubieeL Sold by ali druggists. "
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
PERUVIAN syRur-A Protected So.

PERUVIAN sYRUP-I Protected S,lutian
Of tAs ProtoTGs Of IOE,-supplies the Blood with
its LIFE ELEMENT. IRON, giving strength, Wig
OF and now life to the whole system.
IT tho thousands who are suffering from Dy.psP-
,,a, DsSihty, F,aayc Weaknesses, SC. would but
test tho virtues Of the PsRuvIAS SrRur, the effect
would not only as,On'sh themselves, bu, would
please all their friends for instead Of feeling
cross, "all gone" and miserable, they would be
cheerful vigorous and active.
DISTINGUISHED JURIsr WRITES TO FRIEND
As FOLLOWS:
have tried the PsrHrIaR syrup, and the result
fully sustains your prediction. 10 has msde a
Nsg Man of me, Infused into my system new Wig
or aud energy AIN no longer tremulOus aud de-
Initiated, as when you last saw mo- but stronger,
heartieT, and with larger capacity tor labor, msn-
tai and physical, than at any time during the last
Eve years.
TAoa,aad, Aars sssa changed bg the use Of his
remedy from Wssk, sickfy, sgHsr,sg creatures, 90
stroRg, hssitAH, aHd happy dRd WOWss and In
Taiids CIEEot reasonably hssitats 20 gee trial.
The genuine has PERUVIAN SrRUP" blown in
the glass.
A % page pamphlet will no sent free.
Up DINSMORE, Proprietor.
No, DC Dey ST., New York.
Sold by all druggists. 80 ~. .r
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HoSTErrER.S STOMACH BiTrERs.
BoSrErTER'S BrrrERS

Is Irresistible. IL would he safe TO make q con-
tract. under heavy penalties, that any given "Fe-
ycT-and.Aguo District" should he exempted from
the disorder Tor any particular time, provided ey-
cry inhabitant would take tho BlrrkRS accord.
Ing To directions during tho term OF the contract
There has never been an Instance in which this
sterling inyigoTant and anti-iehrile medicine has
JAILED To ward of the complaint, when taken duly
az Q protection against malaria. hundreds OF
phy sicians have abandoned all the official spee-
hes aud now prescribe this harmless vegetable
tonic, and nothing else, as a preventive and cure
for all the forms OF chill and feyer Nigor Is the
thing most needful In these cases, as we'll as In
dyspepsia AMI In nervous Affections, and
HoSrETrERS BIrTERS
are the safest surcst, aud most wholesome and
Strengthening preparation that human ssill has
yet eOncooted. tSepO ~
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DIED.

l- Notlce. II deaths nj excecng SIC ncs, Inserted
ce above tha, number, al r~guhr advertising rates.
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Sold by all druggist, a, p cts. boz. a.
An Autumn Suggestion.

Now, as heavy fogs arise and searching winds
commence 10 blow now, rs the human body, ex-
hsusted like lnRninate nature by the heats OF
summer, begins TO wilt and drOopi now, ere the
Indictment winter makes Its trying onset NOW Is
the time for preparatory course OF the best ae-
climAtlng medicines In existence,
HoSTErrER'S STOMACH BiTTERS.
Fever and Ague l, rampant in all parts Of the
country. Quinlne, the physicians admit, will not
qusll the phase Of the disease which at present
pervades the entire West tits we'll that 1t Is so,
for the remedy (so-esllsdl 10 dsadlisr than the
maiady. But II quinlus Is inefficient in intermit
tent levers,
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which
much
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Notice.
Notice.

T HEREBY give NOTICE that have given my son,
Il Charles u. Joy, his time, aud that sha'l claim
none OF his earnings nor pay any Of his debts from
this date. r..E ADA 'oh'
witness, N Hobbs.
North Berwick, Sept J 1907. 3wV ~
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The entire stock will be sold by inventory, rs
taken. The store will be opened Friday and Sat
urday. the 18th and 18th, previous 10 sale Those
wishing TO examine before, can do 90 by calling
on the auctiOneer.
Sept. 2, 1867. 2w37 J. n. DEARiNG.
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LARGE STOCK OF
DIR Y c. GODS
At Auction.
Sc. 4CnIrf RI.ck. snca.

VIII he .oid q. public auction on saturday. Sep,
lith, at O'Clock !. NJ All the stock ami Fixtures
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State of Maiuc.

Dated at Biddcford. this 18th day Of August, A.
IN
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BiDDEPORD, NE, August, 1857.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05

Life Insurance-The Difference Explained.
Mr.. EDIToR:-l promised you some figures; here they
ae Take for example policy or $1,000 issued at the
age OF IS years P id in zen years This Icy will
cost in the Charter Oak on The cash plan, s2SI4 A.
On the n te plan, in rame comp N.Y. it viii
cost III cash S3347 a.
with standing notes, amounting over on which
interest must be paid until csnceed by dvd nds which
will take at set tx years On the cash plan the divi-
dends cease when tn. policy comes paid up.
policy in the Mutual Life, at the came age for 10000
tall caahy will coft in ten years, s3,6i3,a 30
Tie six years during which the party would be paying
interest in tn Charter Oak the note plan the party
would receive il the Mutual Life in cash dividends over
s100O, in I'd ition 10 policy of over s2l25.OO
al these dividends would continue long as the party
lived. in the Charter Oak dividends cease when pre-
lliuus cease j. H. STEELE, AGENT.
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MARRIAGES,

In ST. JOhnsbury, March 80, by Rev. Z. A. Titus Mr.
Henry r. Pratt and Mrs Dorcas E. Powers both of Con-
cord.
In st. JOhnsbury, March &c, by Rev. L. H. Tabor Of
West Concord, Mr.. George II. Tabor of ST. Johnsbury
and Miss Emily Beldin of East Burke
In PassUmpsic March 80, by Rev. E. Evans Mr.. George
I. Cunning, and Mics ,Jennet Russell both of Barnet
By The same, March 80, Mr.. Milo NJ. Harvey of Waer
ford and Mis- Hat lie Lathrop of Ba:net
In Bayou Chicot, La, Feb l., Mr.. Bingham Cushman
son of Hon. Willard T. Cushman, and Miss Lucy A.
Heath
In Hardwick, March Il, Nh O. D. Peck of Wocott and
Lucia a. Wakefield of Hardwick
In Concord, y. H., March 20, by Rev. " Bouton, Mr.
II. D. Harris, Jr., of Chicago H. to Miss Jennie A.
DenisOn of Enfield, " IL.
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quite a number OF the farmers have tap
ped their sugar orchards. but there has
bees but liuIe maple honey made on ac-
count OF the cold weather.. -. Mr.. Moves of
~. 'ohnSbury is making preparations to
open drug store in Chappell's block.
lis will supply want that has long been
I"'. hcre....The farm owned by E. Chap
u. and formerly owned by Vim. Harvey.
'uI sold on the 18th inst to Samuel Bruce
" Ncindocs Falls. Edward Emery has
Us. u5>cd the farm in Monroe. \. H.. near
.' toll bridge. of Freeman Bibby. The
..l j. known as the Ferguson placer.
'r. thappclI has bought the old school
.. on Church street. to repair and tit up
dwelling house,. would pay any
.." hat likes to see nice fat horses. to look
'r thc stable OF seth Ford: or any one
.a, likes a GOOD dinner 10 call at the house
.'"" dinner ...Quite a religious in
..., j. 1tlt he"e aud also at NOrrisyille.
y. d meeting a few nights since at Norris
.., there We're twenty persons who rose
.0r prayers.
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NeU0rh'.

Nj. Welcome Allard of Newark has re-
Gently built a new board mill. also clap
board and single machine, situated at the
outlet of Ball Mountain pond. with good
water power. He also has purchased a
large tract of land. timbered with nice
spruce and cedar. and is doing a good bust
ness. He commenced saving Feb. 18th
and has already sawed one hundred and
twenty-five thousand feet. and has LOGS at
the mill ready to saw ten or twelve hun
dred thousand feet more. The machinery
was purchased of Mr.. John II. Paddock OF
st. JOhnsburv. one OF tie best maclini>i :
i'll the state, and set in operation by Mr.. I.
C. Henderson OF North Danville.
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and +. Woodruff of Newark about the same
ratio as Rowland. Query: What can the
farmers of Caledonia County raise on their
land TO the amount of one or two acres,
winch will net them more profits as feed
with the same labor. They have sold read
lily at auction this winter and fall past for
% cents per bushel, and the last | sold
brought % and 26 cents. At 90 cents, 4.
Bemls got S542, worth, at 26 cents. 1924.
from q acres; and from the of an acre of
one thousand bushels. $500. or S3O5 per
acre. Farmers, raise more rutabaoas and
have better cattle.
Homer Parem of Sutton hung himself in
his barn Sunday, the 9th inst. at about 3
L. NJ, with cord made up of short pieces
tied together. He had not been out of sight
more than or 10 minutes. When found.
his knees touched the barn floor. He had
been low spirited and out of health for
some time. and lately had begged of his
wife, and did the day of his death. to let
him kill himself His wife had watched
him constantly for long time, putting
knives, razOrs and ropes out OF his way
She thinks he tiled it few days before and
for some reason didn't succeed. She no.
ticed very red mark about his neck. and
questioned him some, for which he gave
her rather an evasive answer. Mr.. Parem
was very quiet and respectable man and
liked much by all acquaintances.
A religious interest is awakening at Burke
Hollow, under the preaching of Rev. E.
Guiltord of New Hampton, n. ii. Ca stu
dent about to graduate from that college,
in which about twenty young and old have
already engaged in the work. and many
more seem quite interested. DIT.
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" .Uiijr" lt0gOHs.''

.uo,c mas been so much said and printed
.tAn the las few Years about the " genu-
u Miller wagons that We presume the
,.a> OF the public at large may be some
IS nat confused on the subject. The name
t Miller wagons was not derived from the
a. thai the manufacturer once tended
-r.. mill, or owned saw MILL This term
which has become Il household word in
Vermont. a. much as the Concord wagon
las IA New Hampshire. was rightfully
armed by the man who commenced and
Ji up the business OF wagon making in
'..rdJnia county. We refer to Mr.. John
u. Miller. lie began the business some
'Ncnly->iX ycalS ago, and what reputation
.a" WAGONS have is due TO him. We have
nd thus much tor Mr.. Miller because we
aayp noticed heretofore a disposition by
.', ;;iH parties to rob him of his Well-earn-
- reputation. BY long and patient indus
A.' wagons have gained; and as wagon
making always has Ocen. and he expects it
aiWay> will be. his business. he feels some
-oliriIude tor this repatriation. Having
the Good name OF these wagons to keep or
lose. and being a practical wagon maker.
and using none but The best material. there
80 better guaranty of perfect work. We
Ter those wishing wagons to his adyer-
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Smart WO1Nun.

Mrs. Susan Batten of Goshen Gore. aged
5G years, has, in the last six months. COM
mencing September LIST, spun $50 skeins of
WOODEN yarn. and woven 1870 wards of cloth.
She has also during the time done the
housewOrk for family of four persons, and
has worked from home six weeks. Her
husband was killed at the battle of Lees
Mills; her oldest son also tell victim to a
rebel bullet. If the Caledonian can tell us
better story OF woman's industry and eff
cheney please do so.
ONE OF HER NEIGHBORS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-04-05
CAMBRIDGE MARKET..2,

Market ef-Extra, $500 a 1881 First quality
Sl2.o0 "a $12.5n. Second, $1,000 q $11Oo Third, SO
50 "a loo.
Store Cattle Working 2 pair, $3.50, $780, $3.50
a S325.
Mich cows and calves 81, IS, IS "a 125.
feTlirss- So a 80 Two year olds, $40 a So Three
years cd 10 "a %
Sheep md Lambs &t., $500, IS, 400 "a 400
Extra, 81 81 a 600. Spring lamb-, 5000 "a 600
Hides, S "a &c. Tallow, "a &c. Pelts s1O0 a
l.5. Calf Skin, II "a, 20c. Veal Calves $3.50 "a S13.
Catle-The market for the sale of cattle opened dull
but the forenoon advanced trade was little more &C.
tive. with quotations unchanged
Sheep The quality, taken whole. was rather bet
ter than last week not many of the ordinary grades
Market firm at last weeks rices