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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
DuU cares.


Why should we at our lots complain.
Or gIieve at Our distress:
Some think if they could riches gain
They'd gain true happiness;
Alas, how vain is all their gain,
This lite will soon decay.
Then whilst we're here wifi friends 50 dear
Lets drive dull cares away.
The only circumstance in lite
That ever | could find.
10 soften care or temper strife.
Was 4 contented mind:
Having that store. we have much more
Than wealth could e'er convey.
And whilst were here with friends SO dear
Wen drive dull cares away.
Why should the rich despise the poor:
Why should the poor repine:
We all will in q few years more.
IN equal friendship join.
We're much to blame. we're all the same
This life is made OF clay.
SO whilst we're here. Nth friends So dear
Let's drive duh cares away.
Let's make the best We can of life.
Nor Render it a curse,
But take it as You would wife.
For better or for worse.
Life at the best is but 4 lest,
y dreary winters day:
50 whilst we're here. with friends so dear
Well drive dull cares away.
Decline OF life. old age comes on.
And We are Young no more:
Lets not repine at what we've done.
Nor grieve that youth is Ger:
But cheerful be. as formerly.
And innocently gay.
And whilst we're here. with friends so dear
Let's drive dull care away.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

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with ms lroA-p"lnied sick 10 break the
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

An epitaph on the grare.tone of de-
ceased citizen Of Newbury, VI, SAYS:
- lie remained TO the last decided
friend and supporter Of democratic prin-
ciples and measures. Blessed are tho
dead who die IN the Lord"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES

J rvputaton of the Sewing Mayhiue. Hlldc hy
.g'lp ny Wa ii, roughly t-t.bllrhed Years ago.
. c,uIp.sz,d BY hone II. stitching, hrli .Ing, CoId-
3, ntrOldeIiug, OF performing any lld OF plain or
= .u.yutL r, wing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
st. 4'ohu1bura Business Cards

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B. g. MANI IAt r. RLE, SiEAM MILLS.
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Dr.. F. H. fAtES.
E"AON Den lST,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

MRS. l.. Il. LIVINGSTON ttv tskrn r,oms onpo.it,
;. John-bury II .usc. over /. Il; Gorlrms hat an,
81. tire, wAerr she viii be rr,dy to serve the ladi,q
W.sn for dress Cloak making
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
4Nlsttllanr0uS ards.

[. W. HUBBARD,
ray lS.,IAN \ D 81 RECON,
J.. u'U ,rE, Vermont. t.p-UH
6. P SPEN GER,
Manufacturer Of
, .SuNENI-, GEAy L,lo>.-, AID "ENAAL>rAI w"rk,
lyl.l. %, N.uHvlt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

branches in all the Principal Cities.
tmyti>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12

HENRY c. BATES.
\ 7 / e. /; IL I l. \ "
Wac,.och, vermont.
'-,lc,s1r 20 /. H. tEgs
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GRGYER { BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO.

u summer Street, Boston. .G5 l|r, adway, y. y.
80 Chestnut street, I4iladclphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

The Excise HsquSv Law-The DerlssAw ~ th~
Ceust or Appeala--APe xnferior Courts Bswaa
nv shas DecisIss u they Believe H. - 10 1.
Oppssatlsa On the Cssssltsfiss ~ shs Usiecd
NJ Before Judges Dsly. Cardoss and Brsay ED u
George W 6zoy JatAcn SksSs a.. or
'zS xSrSosa. Bosrd o. HsanA." &C.. s.-Tht- the
'piouesr action" The ccnstutiossty or
What ID knss this Excise act ef April I& s The rrio
cpA pcss designed - b prsssated BY whether
Legsatne could DESTROY unerpred hesnae ised Under
the acs Of April u 49, and sh.nss the psinnS. rights
70 od % ~ Z, M ss sor y -.
insttu,ed = the us,sncs q NJ wsitsr W Price, he BE-
for he PLAINTIFF stated, q opesus shs eass
. 81 % q sssi e.
2. Ayr T. LA ,ns ,s. he he VS. a q. 4. 3
from revolving pretended license granted 10 the plaintT
xpesss .sss asds ssa he a. i S ~
motion ih.l ~; isjnlsaoa should - 1sc:,sd
psinte he Injunction order BE ask.d ndsg ri. action
II ne ssncs.. q that aeSsa .na The result was hat ss-
. .s. - r.. "ian sss s ow ,Sss s s.
no :. va. resss j. has psrsr ssss ssisvsa that Ne
x. E ~ . Ps..sa sp
!s f:es q ~. law .. the Of attack and cst
hen The following the respond
question sns n a rsr aud i fsaurs. an ass @ s
X sss .os sara Roar. 70 q ss s o
party within the meaning Of this seclon OF the code: that
,hs eonsrase-sy spaad.; st Is ssas.i sound poay %
slSy s .s .s 81 p ass Out
dccisior np~u nrnc.hls state ~ The
parties hut n u for the shsf
suon Of the United Sisfss CONTAINS mi.
% 70 sad y. ss - ". sa aS rs a.
vheh shall BE made under The authority Of ths Dniird
Judges In state shall he bound thereby anything
s % ~
cortrAcs involves the construction ~ that provision
npaing contrs that th. Judges OF this Court are 20
rrk fhs law ~ the iat Va the desir
nsed by the constitution and In their Judicial nstrucsicn
by The highest federal tribunal YtMh
The Abe said would
the time vt the conrl b. discussing oestcp which Re re-
gnred urrir lowering OF al recDguixed well known
huds nensi legal practice, Destructive of al subordua
The proposition for thai court 70 override The decision
Of The Coort of Appeals. wasMs
Altar further scnssfOD IN the remarks Of
the counsel the su0rnted.
Dsrsfor reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

r..Ie5r, were mcds,a,sly .svs II: scEs:ns::sss;
sasss !. a. 100 isiisw a TO-. SS. :.sso.
leu on private terms and Nooo bnshe. corn
a s.a. hops = Bee. ss1 e
osscoo Il ia To xas"rrp % Sids s.iio~ i a. ana
sssss :ss: s.s q Is. ssasss
ss issT III
o De &. vs \. s,sr e
70 N az. I'D r. - e:
sss .. m ' 81. -: "a s ~: :: q 3
dressed noss Less scvsy Prs,.sd r. Ne pork msrsi
heavy a - g r.r and 90 e.sh for q do Ths
or ia !, sss "a and
% ..ssr % .ns s e. J. s 3 s ss ...:
buyers apaa. Drs.ssd hss: vsrs arer viii .ors doins
Va. .ss. ~ s sSs s; %
a. ss p' d ss s ... ~. q ~
= =. q ~ e ss =: ana :Ss
4: - s .ss
= cdslass ssnssa sSs s..s ssoe !isd To- 20 SSl. O.
IL: .s e. i:s !. ,s SD s !; su.s
eAesse q adsras request and steady ~ fornsr
,lascsrs ne su:lp..s 1ss.s.r.s.a !:
:sa -: s:is:.s s.ss .:ssi,s.s :sss
straw to white IN bond rsalxcd &c.
%: sss s :sc cut. s e g. s
azainst rsr 10 yessrd.y trocery grades were 6er
w,;hog. aao..e!s cs1ss The demand =. ssry aS.ss
for Cubs and log .i?*s for Porto Eieo About aco
Arm but quiet We quots.Cubs inferior 70 common
rennnq o. s9kc gosd do sc lO<c.; fair good
grocery. loA<c. lokcs: prime chcos d. lie. Alkc
centrifugal hhds. boSesl &C. 1Ot<c Meado &c. lei
Havana boxes d. g. Nos to O. ac. 9<c; 10 10 L. 1Oc
lnKc; IL % ~. lie iNe: Wto r. l1a<c H. Ntc -
l3kr. ltn white he ilic; Porto Rico refining grades
$40 l0<c.: fair N good Grvcery. uso lie primo ~
cloce do liac 2c. The stock to-day embraces 81 PIE
hhds.. l3.4l7 boxes and III 772 bags. ..t.... .
T0sArco.xew leaf which IL scarce, IN fairly active
demand. end full readily obtained The sales
comprise 40 hhds. Kentucky ~ from &C. lSc according
~ quality. or seed leaf 300 sold al from b.
29c Manufactured tobacco was slow OF sale. but I'M
walsxrr Receipts 60 bills No change wHs apparent
Tae continued dull and nominal IN the absence Of
business. .tf
Wool The demand for domss.ic Deco. attn continued
light: but the market remsued steady and former
figures hr trade manessinR inclination TO operate
crpting ~ full figures Foreign though quiet without
essential shsnse IL sslne Tie sales csp,sd % 90 ibs
cnsrse Western - 81 ssd II aoc rs 500 lbs
$1,000 lbs Texas 4 Sc 70 So tho cn,sac price for
= 70; aud Of foreign 5000 u. Cape !. &c u.s. aud 40
New y.r1 Jsn 1851 - made ap BY James LYNCH broker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

Tho solH market continues srn the auctussioss hss
ing bcan from il 10 i34, While the closing qno,atia
i34k. The present bull movement In gold Is co.
rbuung to the activity q the money market by emp'o
ing considerable amount Of capital and II may be
inducing the Treasury TO sell small amounts Of COZ
secrsty. and no Withdrawing currency from the bans
into tho Sabrreasury. These secret sales, howcve,
will doubtless be stopped by &c. Of Congrss.
The proper policy for the government 10 pursue u
hoard and not to sell il coin; Tor by ~ doing wkrp
its position. by return just complied 10 srptse
that the imports a. specie AZ this port from fors1
ports IN 1895 aggregated ss67s o2o. and tho recds
from California 81. ,oc5. making . total :
ssl, a2s soA The Exports, ON shs other hand for ~
year Aggregated s52 100. being ,24., 10 sr&h
. OF ths receipts. tr Mrt6 N M
The Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway Company hsfa-
clarsd dividend it, preferred shsr~s ~ I'VE ~
IN cash. per cen. In common shares payable tn
January 10 june 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

BsrAssvusp -Reespss. AOso bills. Sour, 400 busis
oats, 40 do matt and $500 N. barley. The demandw
sssss sna wessrn hour rather lsas actvs but holes
II previous quotations firm, and prices were III
maintained the market closing quiet but steady 1t TIE b
Joined quotations. The sales abous 10000 bare
vor Southern nour the firm also less see.
The sales $50 bois rye -Four ~sdy with ir
demand Tho sales Include On bbls ~ ~ soA ~ Is "a
,esl vs a. inactive wihou. sss9ss 4, value We note -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09
MARRiAcEs AND DEATHS.

l. fEaeM# #NHN&A Mappted. eANA
D-On Monday, December ~. by
asdrid, Spain 70 AnsiIss EvKiL ELasRrniD. Of New
New Oriesue papers please copy
Cc~s.ru-Efaxprrfp On Monday December "a
bv tho Rss John EImendorI r. ADolrao GoSzsrsz. of
Msard spain, 70 AnEffSE EwnL Eissgsxns, OF New Or
New Orleans psp.rs please copy ~
January =. By The Rev. William undsrhilI, wnIiA.
Jouysros, Of ferryvie, y. y, 70 Miss AsMH NolAs Of
= Ghscneed "a marry. now could she rsfusss s,s
!. Much 70 be gained, nothing % lose. sAt.g -.
Cccvm-ioorr: Also BY the same hr Grocer
- Although commenced In joke andaest
4 They 0nd reality the best
LrsoH-Acrnir --On aunday, December IS by The
Rev. 9. Carp sAsru LrscE and Covsm AcrsHIr, both
) Of this CITY. sNtr tt NM 3ssN
rM Died.
Afrux In Brooklvn, on Sunday, January g. MART
AN s - :S e .nss y y r.O.co,
invited ~ attend the funeral from her late residence
Forty fourth ~, ns.s Tnrd Avenue, this "wednesday
Brulor south Brooklyn. On Monday January 7,
rrrSs Bsuor, Of North As,Iecorc, Msss, aged ~
Ths funeral will take place This "wednesday afternoon
n three O'Clock from the residence Of his sisters,
Twelfth street, near Third avenue South Brcokivn.
his friends and the friends of the family invited
attend without further notice fa8#
surrKn.--In Brooklyn, on Monday, January !, Of con-
sessicp MARAr youngest child or Ncviu ". and Caro-
line A. Rntier. aged years II months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends or the family invited 10
atsnd the funeral. from tho residence Of her parcnts
Baltic street. hfh house east OF rltb avenue, Thur
day afternoon st one O'Clock. y
BREwrn- AT Peokskill, on Monday, January !, JAMS
BnEwrE Vs.
ITs friends invited 10 attend funcrsi from the
residence Of Mr. Conn = Brswn Al Pcekski, on Thur-
DAY afternoon a. ono o'clock and a. the Presbytcnan
church n half-past one . clock.
RUFroy. --At Mount Kiscn, N ", on Monday, January
T. IsaxC nrfros, aged ~ years
Funeral thursday morning al eleven o'clock ii Mount
Esc0
tH,sRxwLsr lin Brooklyn on Monday, Janusry I,
OF bronchitis CHAnrgp " CAAnsxRLAIS. Of Charleston
=. C., in tire ss,h year % his eye.
The relatives and rlcnds OF the family respect
raly invited ~ attend the funeral FRIDAY afternoon,
~ two o'clock, from his late residence Hall street. dss
hcuse son,heas, NJ tnlton avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

CHARLESTON, y. o., Jan. 7, 1891
General Arthur r. Haync A. n 4. 70 General JACKSON
the battle a New Orlesnr and formerly United states
Senator from South Carolina died at Ms residences
this CITY today @-w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

The calendar of the Court OF Appeals for January
coryie eases Nos a. a. $685.. oss, ~, a., ~, "a,
Al md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

The wheat market moderately scsive ~ f,ii PMS.
with further ssles OF 90oOp bushels at ~ rs fog No p
wsukee and ~ ~ for No. Milwaukee. Corr, whuuls
cded change was scarcely 80 firm The sales c2rar ~?
bushela Including MIXED Western IN ~ VI N3sSi
llIs and mis- "a wgs tern Anoat nj ~ g 81 "a
quiet but steady, with sacs gf s6 0 bushels &c ov
CHICAGO and Milwaukee, And Tic TO- Tor STATE. kyvas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

~ - n
h- father 2sa East fcursesrii street. THOMAS Rsrlr
aged "a YEAR, II months and 40 days native OF county
me friends and relatives Of the family are respsc,
fully invited ~ attend the funeral, IRON his fathers
residences, this "wednesday afternoon, ~ o'clock pre-.
cissly.
Rru --on Monday January :. HcwATs NJ Rioe, IN
TIE relatives and friends Of the family ara invited 70
attend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon half
pAsi oas O'Clock from hr late residence No ss Brccms
aU-seu.--0n tuesday January .. BsAppocu g Rrs-
sl, youngest I'm Of George and Margaret Ruac aged
~ ytau, months end days
The relatives and trends Of the family respectfully
invited - attend the funeral shs wcdnssdsy afternoon
one scisck from the residence o. his parents, aos
srouvssxr-- suddenly, on Monday. January !, Jcasrw
Ncucs Of funeral hereafter
TALRor--Ou Tuesday, January 4 raowas TAa0s.
native q The couniy kildare. Ireland, aged IS years
ere respectfully invited 20 attend the fupsrs ths
"Wednesday ascmcos. ~ two O'Clock, from BIS la's
residences. No. 81 Washington street
Ptsburg papers plcae copy.
Ttss = A South Yonker., EcrsssA Tiss, widow Of
srs n n. m Eve A.. .sa to
attend The funeral from her late rrsdence sonsh you-
s.rs o. thursday morning = steven c.oosk Car,
tho ten ~ ifsin IRON Twenty s'rses and Fourth
avenue.
wAxsIxr. On tuesday morning, January $ yAss,
Youngest daughter OF Joseph and Aurslis Wssey aged
II months aud days
The relatives and rrisnds Of the family are respect,
faliy Invited 10 attend tho funeral Thursday morn
Ing ri ten O'Clock FROM the residence Of her parents
Washington, near Kent ssrees, Greenpoint, ~ l.
wHnvrKn. al Havana Sunday necenber "A
Aura cAgo'fxi, wife of Samuel g. Whscer H. Of sh.x
cav and daughter q John Louis CrAbbc of L. efdn,
Cuba.
wamsr In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. IsnusrS 9, Jors
wmanr, in the Goth year II his age
The relatives and friends Of the family And those Of
hiH inaw, Robert IRE invited 10 .fiend the ~.
neral, thursday afternoon. al two sciock from his
late residence. Mo- ara Adelphi street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

The Excise fs4usr law TAe Declsssm ~ the
Court or AppeaIa--ASe Knfcrier Cewrfs BswsA
nv shai Decisiss u they Believe H. - 10 In
OppssatIea se the CssssItsfiss ~ rho Usieed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09
Rear~ Of fhe ImperfnIista Concerning ths
UnzSea STRAIGHTFORWARD Of United states
Tpoep~.

The nLexicnn Tux List
fM i.aA Nsw OKIxsxs, Jfn. Z, 1867.
In The earolmeut for taxes Of property in Mexicn all
thc property known Church ard State has born
smpscd NN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09
pesr Or NEW YORK. JAxUAaY s. ss1.

Cleared.
Steamship AusrAlanAn Br), Cook Liverpool Queoss-
town. Cunard.
steamship Chicago (Br). Harris, Livsrpool-wiams .
0uiOH. -
Steamship Mercsds, saish, St Johns r. iagusra, -
-Smth DnnniuG .t'A X .'Ff .r-s
steamship Zodiac. Rogers, ssvsnash-haray. Ferris .
Bart n Brett, Thuriow Csrdenas-Bre.t, son 4 Co
Brig Aesrt tBrJ. Biohm, Rio Grands VIA Rchmoad-sIs
man Edge.
Bus Kenneth CBr,. Stanley. Aux Csyes-BrsuL Sen .
Brig There's (Br), Corbst ~ Johns NF.
Brig Pawn lbrl Williams. Yarmovth, Es-Doyd
u1nSken.
sehr Salinas Orr. HouA Psrs-L Amsisck Co.
echr Ganbaldi tbrl, Sadler Demarsrs--Jenee Lovek
Ychr knviGAtos. WickA Nayaauez-D WcnbsrG.
Sehr Unon. aswyer Pcace. r RID 7rowhrfdss CO.
6shr Blue Jacket tBrl Curry. nsfaI--C Il swain.
ssnr Daniel ftsson fIsrssa, Sombrero istAnd-J W.
schv N 0ssnsy. Rsba& RisAmond. vS--yau Bruns .
SlaghG
ner.
scks fssssa r Jouss Mlddsescws n
6chr 90 Acker. Hsbbte Htamford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-09

Mr. HAuvs called up the resolutions instrosing sena-
tors aud Representatives in Congress for the
sage ~ The farir bill before Congress- which
referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Federal Relations with In
sructions 20 report on "Wednesday of merit week
Mr.. PM Lirs offered concurrent resolution thai
Whereas . majority the people Of The State have,
rongn the ballot Dor Declared that the proposed ConUes
xonaf stuton amendments contain AL the essential
for the admission iuto Congcss of
loyal representatives. from the States iAisy In rcbeicn
therefore. "
seseed That senators Congress be- instructed and
our Representatives IN CopEcsr be requested 70 vote Tor the
admission loyal from the states lately Ia
rohlon when the aforesaid States shall hsve ratified the
constitutional amendment
rhc resolution was laid over under the rule
Mr. JACOBS offered the following, whsh was Adopted
Resolved That the heard Of Metropolitan Poce Commits
sones and tbs Metropolitan BOARD Ok Health be requested
70 communicate 10 th House ~ their earliest conveneuce.
their opinion the aud the probable result OF
l~slaon looking the thorough restriction Of
utution IN ;as city Of New York. NfsM
Mr. Psnssn offered the following, which was adopted -:
Resolved That All resolutions relating the general gov
erneus he rrferred "a the COMMITTEES Fcder Relations
without delatc. 4V
Adjourned
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Jes' 50 soP'--"EKaUtiy P'--solon shinRle said .they
,ts ntots there every time" II he Islt ''owlpy" an
o morning, be took Plantation BitLsfs, A he felt
Mehry At night, he took Plantation Hitters; N he
sPpSStl'S, was weak, lAngnid, or mentally
lalisu 70 set him on his pins square aud rin
row persons want any better auihuritv, but ~
some mHy, Just read the following.
uS ,o,,.,. a.. a.. owe much 70 you, for l YER
Lie REv.w "A. v XGoNER, Msdrid, my N Y.%' ny
from Dyspep.S and had Co abSndoS s45 sSnSpsr
o,ro, ~, The RlAntstion Bitters have
EkV: c. A. MILLwooD. New York CITY
had lost ali an,,ati,,,-S S.y -
weak ana ehervAted could hardly walk and ny
perfect dread of society. NJ
Plantation Bitters have set me all right
4" JAMES shEIMlNWAY, st. Louis, Mo.
The Plantation Bitters havs
cured me OF derangement Of the Kidnavs and
Urinary organs, that distreshed ME ior wears
They act like charm. wi ''Ai
- {; e. MOORE, 26t broadway, New York.
MIS- y. III. DEVOE, manager OF the Iniop
Home School for Soldiers Children Savs a. ihaa
given It 10 the weak and Invalid ebiidrsn NH, In
ner charge, WIN the most happy and erntifvIns
results" We nave eeeived over a hu dred rss M.
OF sueh esrunchtes, 6utno advertisement al Is 40 ~
fectiye as what people themselves saw of a Soot
article Ourfortune and our reputatiuS is a, bJ byoo
The original quality and high cbaracfsr ", sh',
goods VIII be sustained under every ana al -
cunstanees, They have Already obtained a CIT oa,
IN giveIy tVWh, Nhngo parish and hamiet anon
near our name and style MS they can az, Yoie e ~
good article can not bo sold ns Low, a. 49, =
they nnd some support from parties ~ PooI one
care care WhSt tney sell Bo on your guard Sec a,ot no,
7. II. DRAKE Il co. Navv you, ,,,.
Druggists. 'oiu Dy All
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NOTICE.

william 2, E9y. Plaintiff, against RsbsccS Jane
CO@Aon Pleas Court Montgomery County, Ohio.
ID EBECCA JANE EDY, In the county Of But
IL lsr and state Of Ohio, 10 notified that William
" Eby did, on the l9th day OF April, A. ID. 1857,
nle his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and fer the county Of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, praying that he may be divorced
from the said hobeeoa Jane Eby, which petition
will stand for hearing At the next term OF said
Court. CAuaS-Adultsry. WILLIAM n. EBl.
GKo. W hoIER, Atpy. ma20 '0TwO'SI
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LYONS RxrRLcToT PuRE JAMAICA 0IMoER-For
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn. sick HeadAehe
Cholera Aorbus, flAtnlenoy, Ao., whereA warm ,
and entire purity makcst a cheap and re able AZ.
tlcls for culinary purposes. sold every where At
90 eta, peI bottle. All for r"LToHs" Pure EItraCt
Take no other.
sGFAtSEa spring water, sold by al
Druggisls' N'eoWiy,