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Collector Mackey of Charleston, Senior Re

nero. Mexican Minister, and Mr. Kane O'DOnnell Tng
IRlBuNEs Mexican correspondent were received on
BOARD the u g. Revenue cutter Wilderness in Charleston
bar9or, on the 25th inst, with sante OF l9 guns The
Wilderness was 20 sail with Senior Romero and Mr. ODoD-
. ~ yeTe Cruz on The 2Cth inst
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y, anu ~ III MOIOtSO DoNNS.
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.

MORTONs SECOND QUALITY.
WARRANTED
These IA carats me- ana arc superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860.
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered.
Points are warranted for six months except against
accident
The Cases made on Coin SYer nut are not SO heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
rRICEs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
At KELTY's Curtain Store No Az Broadway.

Fnees Cords Tssses Gimps Trimmings Of all Kinds KETrs
Curtain store No az Broadway.
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S1urt dolarotn's nOtits.

Sr,Tk OF NEwYoRK
PoRr.WARDESs OFFICE No. 70 Wiliam-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Of the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled An Acto
the Port Of New York TO an persons
~ in or having charge Of subject matter Of such inquiry
esamno or survey that following vessels under eIamna
lion nv the Port and examinations wall
completed within succeeding this notice on board SAIL
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IMMATURE ALMANAC 20
San Rl,e, .26 SIM SOL Moon Sets.....6;iB
THIS nav.
Sand, Uoot - asa Cows Island. 9.13 Hell Gate....ll;N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29

THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw.YoRK..".
CIEARED.

stto A,.h.r PAGER San Francisco W. T. Coleman Co. .
bah Bupopea ass Richter CO Falmouth for orders fuleD'
Meneke &Wendt
Bari stella Pa5son. Cork for orders. D. starr Son
Park Excelsior inevl BoNer.. Cadit Z. VI. Person.
Erg IIauy Yinen. Collins. Havana j. e. Ward 60
Big Ocean Starr Carroll Rotterdam Crandal mphiaY 20
Mig kuislope Rnmtal Saano (ltalTl. James IlenTy.
BH. Thomas Tuuul Thompson. poEce. T. r. W B pnnis'ou
Schr Emma fBrl Davis So Stephens. y. r.. O. boalnah'
Seh Caroue Hall Doughty Wilmington. ~ G.: BAKE, p
Sarhi. ,..,.p
krb George n Squires Simmons Boston. O. Racket Do
Schr Alpha Munson Para. e. Ludmau Co.
Sehr Tlv Francis. Charleston, v J.. Mc'fetlI a o.
Sehr Helen Perrv. New Bedford Ferguson Wood
n. N..ktr Pa ttfnore ~.
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No. Is MADEN-LASE, NETWORK, J
100 (

NJ. Dear Sir: Your favor Of,
incosing s., is received. | send in this
the Pen ordered, and trust you will find the
same to your entire. satisfaction; however, IL
y0u think you would prefer any other size, OF
quality, or should this not suit your hand, L
will cheerfully exchange any one stamped a.
Norton if sent within ten days after its re-
ceptiOn, with your objections clearly, stated,
and pOst-stamp 10 return another Ihese re,
marks apply only to pens stamped "A. Norton,
as all others are at the risk OF the buyer, ana
are not exchangeable.
If returned, be particular to paste the Pen as
near the lower left-hand corner OF the en-
velOpe as possible, and put it up IN the same
manner as sent to you, TO avoid ITS beng
crushed by the pOst-mark, or injured IN the
mails. The Case need not be returned unless
Won wish 10 change the size or quality, IN which
Instance additional stamps must be sent dta;roS
Respectfully yours, A. MohlON'
Also, the following:
TO ALL WHO USE PEN.
Coon Coin pm is alwas ready aud reliable and
II adapted to the hand makes writing pleasure rather
The beginner makes more rapid progress with Gold
Pen than with any other, because the same pressure
Sety satised with his labor because of the uni
formty OF his writing, and the ease by which is pro-
In making new peus the subscriber uses no solder
when the point sinks into IT, and the become
metal entirely impervous to the action Of the acids IN
una more than three times as thick as it is after the
pen rolled the proper thnness OF the nnseu state
When pens repOinted solder must be used when
will melt than the gold OF when tue pen Is a1s
other wise the points will curl into gooular form ny
this process tile temper taken out OF the mo- the es
tcty destroyed, and the pen subjected 70 the sure
nrocess OF corroson on these accounts, and knowing
om long experience that repointed can rarely give
satisfaction the subscriber must positively REFUSE 10 he
point Gold Pens. 49, ., :,
Return the pen within ten days after its reception
stamped "a Morton" and not adapted 10 your ha1 s1
ing I'M what respect might be improved, as VIII De inc
best guide IN selecting that Is state at what angie
you hold pen on the paper and whether square OF
leaning the right left These points briefly ana clear
~ stated Will greatly assist In making selection 70 SUIT
you. IA, A..
Any sending Paid Envelope, with their
name and proper address written H. will receive cir
cuar with Cac smile engraviugs OF all the sizes and
nrices Address A. MORTON
' No. Is Maden-lane. NewYo
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MOTIONS THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are u carais Inc and although cheaper are
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"The Pen is Mightler than the Sword
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PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER tx
CASES WITH PENCILS.
PRICES OF PENS WITH sLvER-MoUNTED DESK
cpo

The Numbers indicate size only No being the smallest
and No 10 the largest.
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THE REV. FATHER STRAIN.

The Rev. Father Strain. Pastor OF the Church
the Holy Cross in Fatbush, died suddenly at about
O'Clock yesterday morning lie good health thoeve
ming previous In the morning he felt feverish and
questcd servant TO bring him a cup Of tea. She com
Piled and took 10 10 his but found him dead The
coroners rendered verdict of death by apopeXy
This is third pastor having charge Of the Fatbush
parish, who as died within the past six years.
DEATH OF THE HON. JOSEPH A. FOND.
BOsroN, Mass, Oct. 2s-Thc Hon. Joseph A.
Pond late President OF the Massachusetts State Senate
died this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29

Mr.. Frank Bowling editor of Belts Lie an
LoHdo died on the 10th OF this month in the ith year
OF his age. Mr.. Bells father, Mr. George Vincent Dow
ling was the founder 81 the paper and nearly all hs
family have been connected with the profession Of Jour
nasIn As editor Of B6is LIE he had much 10 do with
The Sayrcs and Icenan fight and it by his advice,
after the disturbance at marlborough that thu fight ter
minated In q draw, and both men received champion
belt As journalist, he was always most impartial in
li- snoring decisions.
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J. AUG. HERMAN Secretary tiry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08

1t exo,ls all tt rc ieTatiy 6, II i YIN n--......
hair AZ The skin 4 Or soll mr. inrs fah-c, nd @
from ne disas - lr udo- Il sulphur
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psssnd= Co. in- and ne h : 4 ii sg2a a-ss,.-
dalll-g1, sl'l silsy- all unpleasant iIIi- .,la.
lTerc's h. i,ai t.illn, on, and c-a-.- aev 20
--lrW- Vyl.,n - ~ d 49,
ltlgs,r IN 10 .tr; re r Y and faded ir l-,,..
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crIla- with al D.. ri.
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drug Is, -, III !. r lac j1it-d >ta-cs.
sod hy 81 K dal, dru-ri=t, Z. L =. ~. .-
R,-rry
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
Ryegate, Feb. p, 1867.

LAwLEssNESS IN KENTUCKY.-Gov.
Bramlette of Kentucky has sent message
to the legislature calling It's attention to
the recent repeated outragcs and murders
committed by lawless bands of men in
several counties. A band of one hundred
are operating in Marion, Boyle and adj
joining counties with entire impunity, and
have become 50 bold that they publish
their orders of Punishment and condemna-
ton IN the newspapers. DiSobedience of
their lawless mandates is followed with
speedy vengeance. Jails are forced by
them, and their victims ruthlessly torn
from legal custod Y and murdered. Those
standing on bail who are obnoxious to
their murderous wrath are dragged from
their homes and executed. They condemn
without hearing, and execute without a
trial. The cold-blooded atrocity of their
cruelties and murders, says the Governor.
must shock every manly bosom, and arouse
the Indignation of all just men. Several
cases OF outrage are specifically referred to.
tndrr the law no reward can be offered
Tor the apprehension and conviction of
these CRIMINALS, except upon petition of
the circuit and county judges. No such
application has been made, and the Gov
crnor attributes the fact to fear of person.
al danger on the part of the judges. He
therefore asks for special legislation to
meet this alarming condition of affairs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
Approved Nov. Is,
y o T &c E

The exitence Of tn Bank If Caledoa, chartered hy
-he erisla ur f the state # Vernon nd luct II
Dsnvic in said state, terminated ~ ctahv % the
laws Of sad e. the Seth day Of June, lS; and no.
tee d rely gi,. hi slia hank vii redeem it out
ssndin- bills for III term If yea from Dec. : lS
The following Of he Legislature is Published ly d.
rection e said h nix. h. o--l-r 81 III Directors.
ORA 'EuSRl. Pres. = b. NATToCkS, Cashier.
Danville, Vt, nec. I, lS;i-
An act relating TO the ? dempton of hank notez-
l. il hereby eHacfe1- &c.
sec. l. Aite- The expir ton Il tn cha Ter any &nk
chartered by this state, =fter the I7inan q t'e
Of sny such hank, areesy & tie l4E- Of TN
It ie, ch hank may notice b. lGlis-cd ii Al
the weekly sap 81 ~ csutv VIII such tank l.
located for al aear, SIT ~ forth tina sid aI
VIII ree Is ou I1ndin % IL he day 81 the Iats,
f IL charter III dat Of the 10 81 it
and copy OF this = And upon dar .ii-a ion Of uc
notice, neither sch hank ia sfcrr stall I've la l.
any actOn fr the lcTti Of Of IL ou'sand
inE bills, unles- the Ia .ayr ben Ely presented
payment thereof demanded with tie Year aforril
If the la king house OF aid hank
sec >. Af,r tie exTiraii 81 Z cla-t 7, aftc
termination Of the Il any such hank aioie
said, suc bank s.A be "A jet tn oTeTJtiun
or Liable 20 the provisions Of the sEthird section q
chaYeT eighty-ni.ie Of thu general siail e..
sec , This &C shall tax e IL passage
/ Approved Nov. l., lSa6. tdeci -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
8anks.
N Q T | c E

The Psssumpzic Bank whose chaT1er teninsted Feb L.
1s6 gives notice hst II vii redeem If outtanding hi
at the Frs Nationa Bsnk in 81 IOIsbury ol eaI
from December 1. lS6 aeeshly n the following sct
Z. c. RkDINGTuN, Cashie-.
St John bury, VI, Dec. l, lS66-
An set relating TO tie red mption Il hank istes-
1t Is hereby enacted. &c.
]. After tie expiration VI the olr'eT Of any bank
chartered 10y this state after the minaton q, the
stence Of ay sIrh bank ar,e bly, TO the aWs Il this
state such h,nk may notice be published in III
the weekly newspapers 81 the county uhee such bank i
located, for fun year. sitting that said bank VIII
redeem its outs dE bills be d,y cf the eVirzti Of
is char the dat Of t terin ton Of lie existence,
and copy Of th AID upon due pu licat,n Of such
ice neither such hank If ofce shan he La
sny action for the ngnTedeption Of any Of sand-
ing bills unless tn, ha have been duly present
and payment Thereof demsndei within the wear sfor
said, u tie hank ug h0Jse Ct aid bank.
Sec. , After the exp rt III # charter, site the
termination of the ext ienc # any such hank sfo1o
faid, such hank shall q be subo the operation,
or liable 20 provisions Of sxtv-tird section 81
chapter eighty-niue Of the general statutes
:. Thi- set -hsl Ike effect from its passa-e-
Approved Nov. Is, lSf6. { dex67
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
TIE CALIFORNIAN.
agricultural.
Sugar Making.
Fo the CALIFORNIAN.

70. the SAtEDOSIAS.
TWENTY-FIVE years since | commenced
making improvements in sugar making,
and since that time have made at least a
ton more sugar than if | had followed the
old way, which at ten dollars per one
hundred pounds amounts to two hundred
dollars saved
make more sugar than my neighbors
from the same number of trees | will
instance the case of one neighbor: He
Uses six hundred buckets-I use the same
number. His sugar house is better than
mine, but hi, arches no better He uses
one pan and a half. and boils his sap in
iu>t the same time that do, while | have
TO use five whole pans Hence we find
that he only boiled one-third of the sap
that did, thus losing the sap of tour
hundred trees; and allowing two pounds
for each tree. loss OF eight hundred
pounds per the season, or at ten cents a
pound the sum of eighty dollars. Eighty
dollars per year for twenty-five years, with
interest, would buy pretty good farm.
Now the reader will want to know
wherein my ncighbor failed in his opera
tons He failed in two things. First,
in hi> mode Of tapping. Second, in the
utter insuicency Of his boiling appara-
tn.
When | commenced sugar making, we
tapped with an axe, making wound in
the tree Of from two to four inches. We
used the large, fiat, wooden spout, cutting
place for it with a tapping iron which
cut about one inch more, thus wounding
the tree from three to five inches This
wound took from six to fifteen years to
heal. and we found that this harsh way
Of tapping was fast running our sugar
orchard either killing the trees or max
ING the veins between the taps so small
that we got little sap We then tried an
inch auger and the tin spout. The auser
and trimming OUT the hole, made larg-
cr wound than necessary, which took six
or seven years to heal; and the tin or
iron spout troze badly and leaked badly
and the sun shining upon the wound
dried it up and checked the flow of sap.
The metallic spout also poisoned the tree,
killing the wood for several inches up and
down the tree.
We next used three quarter inch bit
with round wooden spout with a por-
ton OF the upper half cut away. This
we found very Objectionable. for when it
frozc it gathered a bunch of ice on it like
the tin spout, which took great while to
thaw off, and all the time it was tliawinr
the sap was wasting between the bucket
and the tree. The spout was difficult to
keep clean, apt to sour, and often cot
stopped entirely by the swelling of the
wood and the bits of wood made in Dor
ing. We found the wooden spou! to be
little better than the tin. Various other
kinds OF spouts were tried, but all failed
to give entire satisfaction. One gentle
man made and patented cast iron spout,
but that was too heavy and rusty | then
made the spout that | have now patented,
and find it exceedingly well adapted for
the Use for which intended it.
ARCHIBALD LEITCH
Ryegate, Feb. p, 1867.
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3eaal.
Guardian Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, / At probate court held at Lu-
Essex District Jnenburgh, within and for said
district on the 18th day OF Feb y. D. 1867
Martin W Carr, guardian OF Sylvester Hartwen. a
spendthr makes application tor license TO sell the fol-
lowing described real of his ward, 10 witt being
one undivided fourth part of 81 scres of from the wester
" end of lot No g. the ih division oi landsin Lunen
burg representing the sale thereof Tor the purpose
putting proceeds Of such sale at interest or In
vestin- the real estate would be bene-
fetal 10 said ward.
Whereupon, it ordered by said court that said appli-
cation referred IL session thereof be held al the
probate office in Lunenhurg said district ON the st
ay Of March, 1867 oI hearing decision thereon and il
further ordered thai ali peTsOS interested be noin-d
hereof b. publication Of notice Oi said application ana or
der thereon three weeks successfully in CaeOnan
printed at St John>bury before SAID time Oi hearing that
they may appear said time and ace and If theN see
cause object thereto. b. the cOurt-Attest.
1915 JONAH BROOKS, Judge
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1 YEH'S SARSAPARHLA

= q c nOeurStud rN-rr- r'
Tie choice roar. so e u.l.sr,.E
Nr-h JIl.cr Substances - sill
r ate t~-a iEr l3a-gr a--.
al u an cEoctzal an i8orrf.-
d. - sSa--ap.-ilis5- GcIl-rC
- cure "a a 4 ,cncdr
-srclg " q "a iv .ho-e .aa
Il q from >fr.ruDus c,-n-
'iail-s, -ui Z - ont u iel
III Eoe,=a.ih rlair cure
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
CYRUS PERKINS, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held al the
Caledonia District. probate Office. in ST. Johns
bury on The 10Th DAY OF Feb A d. 1850
james ID Bel, administrator. lie bDns non. upon the
estate of CYRUS Perrin late of Goshen Gore III said
district deceased intestaie, makes application 20 said
sell the whole Of the real estate O
said deceased representing the sale part said
real estat necessary for the payment OF the debts
said deceased, aud the charges OF admins raOn, and
that part of SAID real estate cannot be sod without
injury to those Interested IN the remainder,
WhereupO. IL Is ordered by said court. that said app
cation be referred the 10th da OF March A D. lo6
the probate office said JOhsbury in said district
hearing and decision therenn; and IL i further
ordered that all persons Interested te notified hereo
publication notice Of laid application and Orde
thereon three weeks successively the Caleionan
printed Jhnsbury before said time Oi hearing thai
they NAV appear said time and place and Il they
/ cause object thereto
By the COurt,-Attest, ASA l. FREHCH, Judge
4a-s6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
A BETTER WAY THAN ROUNI

A; satisfactory prices. Any can make two pounds
cream aTtar 10y mixing pound Of the pure srtice
with IN equal quantity Of suphate f lime which gen
orally the composition Of most If the tartar s0id at
the present day.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
RANk OF LYNDON

This Il notify al persons hat HE Rank o. LYNDON.
located Lyndo. IL he si- heTIn 1t viii redeem
is oiistsndin bis, /: Il Office in yndH. If Tcs2d- r
the ". from p.c T. J. q. ifar saii Bank
ceased 10 exist the 1t day 81 neol i>f ard that
he falczins c,py e &C; Ps; ly tiIe leisizturr
Il Vermont a it lsst session, viz
An l. relati, 10 the IedeRaptian Of bsnk notes.
IL = hereby enacted. &c
Sec. After the exiiraion Of The char Il any hank
chartered y this STATE, after the termination Of the
istrnce Of anys sch ak Srroaly the lave 81 this
state, s:ch bank y notice ts published IN
the weekly newspapers Of the county where sch ank i
located, full yea, setting f. IL said hank il
redeem IL o'ts d Ill The dsy II the expiration Il
IT. charter the dst. Of the elimination 81 existence
sd copy u his st And upon IL public oi such
tee. reiter II hank IL of -ial De- lislv u
any actio, foT the nOnTed. ption # Of it outrisn-
in lille, unless IL, shall have dGly V,s,fe
sud payment tcr,o; dCnsndrd Eiiia tie yea afoTr s6
81 the banking hose o. -aii b. l.
Sec. After the eHprltio Of the charter. tteT the
terni son Of the xis1e-ce I auy such tznk afoe-
sid. such hIih shall ceasr 10 br cct Tie opera ION,
liable 10 the provisions q: tte sixty bird ton Il
chapter ii -hiy-nisg u tie tivIleral StaJGi,s-
sec. = M II shall tabe eject from Il passage.
Approved NOV. g. isisi.
Tn nO-ioc = :, IL colnIli tnce X il Ct
Dated ~ Lyndon this 81; day 81 hece1,iltr l>ff
tpe66. SAM III d. MATTE H.. Cashier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
e-.=. RUTLAND and BURLINGTON
SS@ AM D.
2- VERMONT VALLEY RAILROADS.

On and after January 1867 Trains will run follows:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington s3Oam l50pm425p IS pm
Arrive at Rutland ii 50 50 p IL 81 m 2 As
Leave Rutland 4mam 1900 IN 5Hpm " a IN
Arrive Bellows Falls A. m ~ IN As m ~ a In
Leave Bellows Falls 81 am IS pm Is IN
Arrive al Bra ttlebOro 81 M 10 an 10 a NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Brattleboro l045s 440pmJ cop ID
Arrive Bellows Falls Ill 40 LII Az m 6op
Leave Bellows Falls 20 Ill Il IS As 10 W Iii
Arrive at Rutland 10 m ~ IN % IN II IS N
Leave Rutland 6mam 10 I'M 81 a Ii
Arrive at Rutland 95 u 10 ms ID q ID
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
At Burlington with boats on Lake Champlan and Yer
mont Central and Vermont Canada Railroads, foI
Montpelier, Italians, Rouses Point, Montreal, OgdenS-
burg hand the West.
AT Rutland with trains for Troy Albany and New iors
Saratoga Springs. Schenectady and the West.
At Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshire Railroad oI
Ftchburg, Worcester, Lowell and Boston. With Ie--
Valley Railroad for BrattebOro. Springfield, Hart
ford New Haven aud New ork, aud with Sullivan Raj l.
road for Windsor White River Junction, Wells River st
Johnsbury Newport LttleOn and the W hte Mountains
Passengers for the West will ni this Cheap Pleasant
and Expeditions Route For Tickets and all necessary
information inquire at the Offices on the Line.
If GEO. A. MERRILL. Supt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
A MEXICAN &FoREIGNPATENT
Il. III. Eddy, Solicitor of Patents,

Il. III. Eddy, Solicitor of Patents,
Late agent Of U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON (under
the act of 1872
IS State Street, opposite Kilby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice ofupwards oftwenty years
continues u secure patents in the United States also in
Great Britain France and other foreign countries Ca
Yeats specifications bonds sSgnments, and all papers
or drawings for patents executed liberal terms and
with despatch. Researches made into American for
tents or nventOns-and legal other advice rendered
any patent furnished by RENTING ST. Assignments
corded at Washington
TESTIM
IL regard Mr. Eddy of the most successful and
capable practitioners with whom have had official in
terCourSe." CHAS MASON, Commits sioner OF Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trustwOr
thy and more capable vi putting their applCa tons in
form 10 secure Tor then early and favorable der
alton at the patent office" EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner OF Patents
"Mr. X. II. Eddy has made for Is appCa tons, on
ali bit OF which patents have been granted and that
Is now pending. Such proof great talent
and ability on his part leads me TO recommend nveu
tors ~ apply TO MIN to procure their patents, they
may sure OF having the most faithful attention
ed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART
During eight moHthS, the subscriber, in HI
large practice, made on twice rejected Applicant os 10
appeals every one OF which decided in his BY
the commission of patents, X. Ii. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. /, l3t7.-ly,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
HARNESSES.
OPPOSITION TO THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.

OPPOSITION TO THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.
The undersigned would respectfully announce TO the
citizens Caledonia county, that he has cought the en-
tire 70 merry owned BY W. &. Howe Oh Eastern
hs old patrons and friends whom for few years the
has separated, and many once Is would like
to make his acquaintance, and get good harness at
price that defes al! competition.
have hand the largest and most complete d.
sortmrnt of harnesses to be found in the state.
Hookst team, ssge, buggy, and trOtng collars, al
ways on hand.
Whips 1t manufacturer prices
Halters, brides, t and hame straps surciD giles, and
everything in this line of trade.
Cleaning, oiling and repairing done short notice and
! reasonable prices.
| Terms cash, or very short credit on harnesses.
WIN. A. BAKER.
! st. John-bury, Aug. q, 1866. 1869
P.S. Remember my old motto, never to be undeysOld
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They have buckwheat fur of the incest quality aud
Ill things needful for the physical frame.
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