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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08
Effects of a Ball Receired in Battle.

In the battle of Franklin, November.
1861, Captain George G. Biddulph of
company h, thirty-sixth Illinois volun-
teers, was hit by something, supposed at
the time to be a piece Of shell, from its
effects upon the captains head. His left
eye was entirely destroyed, his left ear
deafened, his jaw SO fractured that 10 this
day it is impossible for him TO open his
mouth only partially, his check bone frac-
tured, a hole made upon the left side of
the nose where something had gone into
the head, one large tooth on the upper jaw
split in two and half OF it gone, and an
other large double tooth turned half way
round. He resigned his commission. came
home, and although suffering much from
his wound. exhibited true soldiers brave
ry in submitting without murmur TO his
misfortune.
On the morning of December 25, 1866.
he had a sensation in his head-to use his
own expression-''as though something
had given way all at once and the hear
inc was instantly restored to his left ear,
the sound of ordinary conversation in the
room seeming like shout at the top of
the voice This feeling became less pain
tul, until January 26th, 1867, when he
felt 4 severe pain in his throat and raised
considerable blood, and, after a few hours
Of suffering, coughed up 4 rough and bat
tered ounce ball, which was as ragged as
cinders from tie furnace and measured
over an inch in length and three fourths of
an inch i'll width. Upon an examination
of the throat, it is found that this ragged
mass OF lead had cut its way from behind
the throat into the throat. about an inch
below the palate Were the ball smooth,
the wonder would not be great, but the
ball is battered and torn, with sharp points
and edges until il has lost all resemblance
TO lis original shape.
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\ New CRlME.-Sleeping in church is
a serious crime in Rhode Island Last
Sunday afternoon poor 1riShman went
into one of the churches in Providence.
was shown into seat, took 4 quiet nap
during the services an! WAS peace;tbly re-
firing at their close, when he was arrest
ed, tried and sent to Jail for ten days. A
good deal of trouble has arisen from this
reckless invasion of the right to sleep in
church to which SO many lay claim. The
Bulletin, referring to the affair, says that
the judicial procedure touches not only
the pews, but threatens the pulpit also. Ii
a laborlng man is to be sent to Jail for
sleeping during a sermon, how much mere
should a preacher suffer for a failure to
keep his hearers awake 1t is evident
that this kind of justice, distributed even
handedly throughout our congregations,
would make mischief, and it had better be
tempered with mercy so abounding as to
! reach back to the first offender"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08

kINp TREATMENT OF \ lIoISE-Wc
are so frequently called upon to record
acts of cruelty by teamsterS. that it is a
pleasure TO publish the following, On
Thursday, a team, belonging 10 Bowers,
Pratt X Co, heavily loaded with iron,
while passing through Congress Street,
became imhetlded in the snow The
humane driver. instead of lasIing his
horses. procured a shovel. and cleared
away the SHOW from the runners, then
stepping up to the shaft horse, he said,
Now, Billy. we are in a bad fix; do ali
you can,-will youT' The horse, appar-
emily understanding the appeal, rubbed
his head against the driver, rs if in assent
The team was successfully started without
Il blow being struck. \ We'll known
gentleman in state street, having witnessed
the scene. was 50 pleased that, on return
ing to his Office. he Immediately addressed
Il note To the owner of the team, enclosing
4 ten dcllar bill. with request that ii bc
given "to the driver who treated his horse
20 kindly. .'-Bo2oR TiUr55tr.
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Is The present style of wearing the
waterfall on the top OF the hcad-it was
bad enough behind its simply deformi-
ty. 1t destroys the proportion of the
head. and * an eXcre>ccnce that no one
can refrain from desiring TO remove, even
10y violence. A woman might as well
have hump on her back, or walk on
stills. ;,> ii i> >lid She did in the early days
ul Venice. or cover one of her soft checks
with Il black plaster. or wear rings in her
hose. But she will not believe il: for no
woman would consciously mar her beauty
or diminish the grace she had inherited.
Who does not long for the simple arrange
ment oi the hair, Il we see it in Grecian
statues. plainly put back from the face. or
falling over the ears and check. with a
neat coil behind. or Il braid ii variety be
needed
No woman has 4 right 10 spoil her ap-
pc;lrance for fashions sake She owes
more 10 beauty and 10 nature than TO the
mantua-maker or 10 caprice: and we
must believe the time will come when tie
really true woman will consider carefully
the extent and sacrcdness OF her debt. and
discharge it con>clentiously and religiously.
". \. Ere4my Gacette.
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THE WASTE OF FUEL-It Is an acknow-
ledged fact hat very few people have any
correct idea Of the economical use of fuel
of any kind
Everybody is supposed to know how TO
burn wood, but very few burn it ecgnomi-
cally, or even prudently. The waste of
wood Is immense.
so. also. of coal. 1t was long time
after harl coal was introduced, before the
community became even tolerablv familiar
with its use: but at the present time it Is
otherwise. With plenty of kindling wood,
an abundant supply of coal, clear crate
ami strong draft, good fire is started
and kept up, .'regardless Of expense = but
for moderate fire on mild day, or for
light service, few are skiltul enough to
!kindle OF maintain it-Le.vafs Peat Jour,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08

ready for liant use SO portable that carries it
without hindrance active exertious. For manufacO
res, warehouses, depots public buildings hotels and r
vat lcsid ices, it i ind pensab, ani for seam and
sailing vessels it i vitay necessary lite boat
life peserver 1t occupies hu little space, contains Il
chemical liquid perpctualy !enewablc), and is ually
e.tcacious my lapse of time. SO simple tat 10y
charge or manage it. :SSe:d for circular. Addrcs
AMERICAN FIRE EXTINCT ISHER CO.,
Al CONGRESS Street. Io.ton
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WINS PATENT HAIR CRINIPERS

Business wishing to advertise in any part OF the
country leave their orders with Messrs. Geo. T. Row
ell and Co.. % Congress Street, Boston, IS Cedar Street
n " who authorized to contract apublishers prices
Province
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TIL; CALIFORNIAN.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
r. i. STONE Il CO., Publishers.
once next door North of Court House.

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-,.irt t.;- cmn.. free; to any par Of the United
inside Of hi c5un'y, five cen per quarter, or
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., Irper is received.
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-ize type, making one inch in space, one
100 lach additional nseri Il. 25 cents Il
, r'y contracts made at the rat IS square
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b.. tdvanced 70 correspond and il the change is
.rc,~r ely on the first or second paper from the
p,ym at, we wish to b notified immediately.
r "a, ar now al direc' ed by machinery, can
~ y,- hen IT this otice or at any other place ex-
p,-t icc a.lrp-- Of the subscriber l. is Use
- cr.b,r- T. order the address of their paper
u l,-- they give the post Office to which it HAS
IN en- a. we'll tae one to Which they WISH it sent.
r1 Printing of all kinIs done at living prices.-
o., ,..-. "a Ctt,.- k p constantly Oh hand.
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Aew advertisements.
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Board IF Directors.
A. A. Low. ISAAC II. FRoTHINGHAM.
SAMUEL WILLETs. GEORGE l.. WILLARD.
OLIVER H. GORDON. HENRY l., PIERREPONT
). b. 'HITTENDEN. GEoEGE +. TuoNAE.
fETER Z. CORNELL. JOHS HALsEY.
Hon. WM. KELLY. EFFISGHAM TOWNSEND.
WM. 5. VIsDALE. Thomas f. BUCKLEY.
GIL. l.. BEECKMAN. HENRY 4. SWIFT.
JOS A. SPRAGUE. JAMES ii. PRENTICE.
RUFUS K. GRAVE. H. MESSENGER.
ALEX. " BLAKE. GEORGE l.. NICHOLS.
JAMES ;. NOYFs, JOHN W. FROTUINGHAN.
WIN. &. FOWLER WILLIAM {. SHELDON.
SAML B. CALDWELL OLIVER 5. CARTER.
NORMAN S. BENTLEY. LEWIS b. LODER.
WIN. 7. PRENTICE john I. b. MAXWELL
j. Ii. FKOTHINGHAN. EZRA 7. PRENTICE.
Hon. STEP'N TABER BENJAMIN Hicks.
OFFICERS
GEORGE l.. WILLARD, ,................. President
o. H. GORDON, N,.....................V Vice President
G. w. PLYER secretary and Actunry.
| A. w. ROGERS, NJ. D. Medical Examiner at Office
j. CRANE NJ. d.. Consulting Physician, Brooklyn.
W. 2. PRENTICE, Attorney and Councillor, q Wall S.
| This company, now fully organized, having complied
with the aws of " y. State, and deposit 110hh00 OF
its capital with the supernt ndsn # the Insurance De-
partment for the security of policy holders is pre-
pared to issue the various kinds Of poll es favorable
conditions as those of any other company.
Dividends increase with the age Of the policy.
participating rates are lower than those of any
company in the world.
Losses paid in thirty days after due notice and proof OF
death.
| Liberal arrangements made in regard to travel.
Onethrd of the amount Of premium will be loaned the
policy holder when desired
| Liberal arrangements made with good agents.
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DELICIOUS.

Dr. A. ,Johnsons American Tooth Powder i the cream
Of I'll preparat Ons tor the teeth For refrehng the
mouth, arres ing decay, and mpattng delightful fra
grance it has equal 1t is the only dentifrce which
has ed and commended flr IS years by eminent
professors of chemistry and medicn". Prepared BY all
exp, renccd dentist at .3 East 18th ST. y. i.
Price small bottl,, 80 cents Euge bottle, double
quantity IS Sold by all druggist Geo C. Good
win \ Co, Weeks II Pottr, and VI. 5. Burr Co.,,
Wholesale AgCnt.. Bostou. Mass.
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LNIRE. FIRE! FIRE!

Delay makes the danger,
Till now fires have only been
met by means too dilatcry, toe
late aid too cumbrous. The
time lost in sending for an en-
g ne and getting i, into work
ing order has too often proved
Il fatal dciar. The EXtin.
guisher, lf-acting. portal le
fire rngine, is inexpensive,
and so simple in its construc.
ton that the mere turning Of
z cock puts il into full act: II.
: |WarrIn' ed harmless 10 life.
health and prOpcltv. ALWAYS
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:. I. BROOkS, Nj. d.,
YSiCIAN AND SUR EON
,I.s.. over lloward's Book Store Residence corner
Central and Spring Streets
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTIEs
And Increased Pensions |

CEfAS.I. VAIL, Attorney at Law, Iras-
burShs VT, is prepared 10 prosecute c.dinls OF
soldiers and their heirs. for the additional bUun-
ie> and Increased Pensions under the late acts OF
Congress gran'ing the same. The following per-
OBS are entitled to receive them, VIZ:
Widows OF idtfs- who have received only
500 Bounty or less, are now entitled 10 500 au-
iiiional bounty and y per month additional Pea
7iOn for each chi3d uHGeT siXJeeJ. years vi age
II no widow. then fathers. mothers bro, hers ant
listers are entitled 10 The additional bounty
soldiers who have served three years, or hay,
been discharged on account Of wounds, having
received ouly 800 are now eHtitcd 10 $40 AIT
Itional bounty. Ii enlisted for TWO years. So
county. Soldiers whohJve lost, 81 are di,ahec
,4uiyaient 10 a loss of ieqS oT arms, are now en-
tiled to SIS. $50 or So per month pension ac-
curdhg torate Of disability.
Officers discharged At the,coSe of the war mt
now entitled 70 three months extra pay, under .
5ue act.
Fathers depending on deceased soldiers To-
support, are uow entitled 70 pvnSl M
All the above claims procured with great dls-
1a:ch. Being locate II the COUNTY sean, the eel
lfcate and seal Of the CLERK oithe Court, which
required by law on allnpplicaJiou>. can be pro
-uIcd aud the Claim forwarded The same day ap
| 1licati0n Is nlIde. and thus much lime saved
| Business can be done by mau ilrequir-d
! Address CHAS |. VAIL, IrlSburgh, Vt-33t
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" III D y = = u = y N--I7-I1'NIs
IrasburgA, VI. Dee. Il, 1865.
An Ace relating to heredemption of bank notes

An Act relating 70 the redemption of bank notes
Il IS hereby enacted sc.
SEC i. Amer he expiration of the charter OF
my bank chartered by Sins State, or after he
euninatiOn of tbs existence oil any such~baHk .
,greehy 10 the laWs7ut ,hls State, such tifb
may cause uOtce 10 he published il all the week
" newspapers IN the county where such bank Is
ucated, fr one full year, setting forth that said
bank will redeem its outstanding bills, the day OF
Jhe expiration of lis charter, the date %! Be
Jermi alton OF It's existence, and copy of this acI-
And upon due publication of such notice uethel
such oauk nor its officers shall be liable 70 any
.ctiOu fOt the non-redempiiun OF any of its uul
standing bills, unless tEt same shall have been
dulv presented. ana payment thereof demanded
within the year aforesaid, at tie banking house OF
aid bank.
SEo. ,. After the expiration of the charter
j., after the termination Of the eXisttnce Of ally
-uch bank as aforesaid, such bank sh4l cease Il
nc su}jecJ to the operation or liable 10 the pro
visions ef the siXty-Jhird section Of chapter
'ighy-nine OF thu General Statutcs
/ SEC. 5. This act shall take effect from its
/ passage.
Approved, Nov / lS66-5lw58
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fEfHE existence of JLe Bank ct Orleans, chart
cred ny The Legislature 81 the state ut Ven
mont. and located ~ I4seUT-h, ia SAID STATE,
vas tcrmUi4jtd aEreeahty 70 he laws of >d.o
state on the +ih uay uf April, A. D., 1866, uiiss
loJice is hereby given that said Bank viii redeem
it, outstanding bills.
The following act of the Legislature of Yer
mont II puhtIshrd IL. compliance with IL require
ments- By order Of b, Directors.
HIRAM MCCLELLAN, President.
VIM B. DENISON, Cashier.
IrasburgA, VI. Dee Il, 1865.
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IRIS LOUISE A. SKINNER

MOULD respectfully inform ne people of
W Greensboro and vicinity, that she has just
opened 5r 1Bga
Mllllner's and Dressmaker's Shop,
and would invite all in need of such work to
call and exa mine her Goods. consisting of Bon
nets, Hats. Ribbons. Flowers, Vevets, &c. Pat.
terms for dresses and outside garments at this
shop. 81 % sfe. a9s1E<6
Greensboro, October rs, 1878
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And SO much OF said lands will lie sold at public
auction at the School House in District No Lin
said Lexington, on The 2Sth day of December
next. al one O'Clock in the afternoon, as shall. be
requisite to discharge said taxes with costs, I'M
less previously paid.
D. H. COOK,
First Constable and Collector.
Dxted at Lexington, this 18th day of
> 4Sw3 = ar8 November A d. 1867.
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once. 1t will cleanse from four to six shirts, or
their equivalent at one operation. 81 : sai
2. The Efficiency and Speed with which
it does its work, from two to five minutes being
sufficient for batch of the dirtest shirts. 81
3. 1t will wash a Wool Fleece without
tearing it apart.
A. 1T will do the whole washing, blueing
and rinsing, without either wash tub or wash
board. egE8 - -5-
). 1t takes no more Room than a. CON-
mon wash tub, being only two feet square the
mechanical principle upon which it acts is that
OF the fulng mill, by which the mass of gar
ments while immersed in boiling hot suds, rap
idly and repeatedly pressed together, and the
suds forced through and through the texture
In this process a well known chemical principle
insures the effect desired, viz: Suds boiling ho1
combine with and dissolve ali greasy particles
hence III dirt is softened and loosened and thur
- easly removed 10y the operation above described
Two OF three minutes thorough working the lev
er is sufficient to cleanse batch OF five or si>
common shirts. uSb
asr .ef.- a5 A. w. HIDDEN.
Craftsbury Jan 25, 1867.
Skinner Drew, Barton, d. WhittleSey, GLOW
er, Agents. 5yl
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For Sale By z. 0, Whitcher, Barton,
FARNI FOI3 SALE

HFHk Subscriber offers his Farm tuT sale Nitus
! ated Oh the river road ~ miles rom Bar
Ton Lending ana 5 - ,uiics rsul ir5',li liiHgU
SAID Farm contains 100 CRIBS OF LAND
suitably dlvIteI INTO iiia@c, pastufc :iH meadow
and \ GOOD HOUSE NIth kitchen, wgudshe,
md cfflaEe-hou>e combined, 3 guod b.sFtis a3C
other oulbuudIngs (ander otte o. which, is gruI,-
lie cellar 3+N56 feet Good utv,I f4J4nE wsttl
running IT, both hot,>e aud 3lrHs 4 81 Il cvmcr
".StcIu holding - htds a VlIntou SUGAR 4b-
CuAkD of l5dU tries, and "a 2'suG tttUiI Oh
CdAhD 90 80 grated ucc>, Co4ss-stiul Of tupic>
c.ub apJics, laIne CHERRIES .isu plum s, nnsEN
ypuug hesrjug tree ana yIetisu- 40 hUsheis.--
For iuT5her Information csi! aHihr SGb-trliaer.
Baritone. july 3, 1851 -21tt GIA> II ELLIS
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TlsC.95T H ErT0H
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE

THIS stove has agsin been awarded two first
| premiums ar our State Fair at Bnfft o, one
for coal and one for wood w are now enabl, d
to announce The Unparalleled result Of his Stove
having taken the first premium at he New York
State Fairs for he last six consecutive years, moi
withsfandng il has been brought IA competition
with q II Tie best stoves made in the Stale, and
many from other States, and uOtwh Outstanding the
persistent, combined and determined efforts ui
its competitors 10 deteatt And its success Is net
alone confined 10 TIL, State On the 18th OF Sep
TENDER il was awarded TWO first premiums at the
New Jersey State Fair; and has also been awaI-
ded the first premium at the Pennsy wanna stale
/ Fair, and has never been exhibited at a State
Fair and fticd take the first premium, and the
premiums j: has taken AZ county fliIs are 100 ltn
meruus TO mention Aud these awards are -ull3
endorsed by the people throughout the country
/ It's name has become household word from
/ Maine 20 California, and from tHe Great Lakes
to the Ont OF Mexico ana the deInaud his be
come so large thai notwithstanding oar large "A, d
increased facilities for manufacturing, We are uii-
able to supply the demand promptly
SHEAR, PACKARD * CO., Albany, \ y.
For Sale hV TT. q. Whitaker, Barton,
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: -s1-l.. 4.
rENHE proprietor having increased facilities for
= manufacturing, is now prepared 10 furnish
all who are in want of good Washing Machine,
v 18th the best one now in use. tits evident there
are two things besides cleansing clothes, which
Washing Machine must accomplish. In order
to be entirely satisfactory II must
Save Labor and Save the Garments,
for without these no other qualities viii be suffl-
cient to prevent its failing into diSuse.- New
these are precisely the points on which the pro
prietors of the Empire Clothes Washer rest the
claims of this machine, and they Challenge all
Competitors to produce Machine which,
while It ceanses effectively, shall do II with SO
little labor TO the operator and with such per-
e,t immunity to the g9rments as this. Onthese
two points this machine has s..e
TAKEN THE FIRST PREMIUM AS n
FAMILY WASHER,
whenever exhibited, and for its perfection in
these two points it is enjoying popular favor
which can be claimed for no other washer known
The other points on which this washer has no SUI
| periOr are these: .
1. The Quantity of Goods it will wash at
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Hurrah! Hur rah! Hurrah +! !!
HuRRAH EVERYBODY!

USI call ~ The cabin OF the lIscriher and
-, Examine the "Star shuttle Sewing Machine,
.tis9the Novelty, =" Common Scn>c" Family
zen" Monopoly" and other ''sham>" with high
sounding ntInes, made express 10 sell az sample
IN tchInes, 10 humtmE agents and families weh,
no are foolish enough 10 send Of thou niuuey
lbtm. Ii WONT cost on $50 each 10 zee Them
and you will nu duubt hay ole Ot the tatequdied
~ eed" machiLe> 10 take h. me 10 you !. nj v
shop. This l. the machine that stood II tie
~ head of The ll,t al the Paris Exposition
.uit for a machuc to make Buuuli-liuios nor an
inventor" but for The eXcei3, ne, ct it, wuIk and
H. strength, beauty ana he ease with winch It
can he understood aud operated. L. shoIt lie
c4use il j. just right.
F. 7. CHENEY.
Glover VI Son 10 1897 2-ft
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Childrens' Hats, Frames, &c.

Straw and Felt hats and bonnets pressed to
pew shapes.
Miss Gutter takes great pleasure in informing
the ladies that Madam Demorest (of whose bril-
liant success in all the departments of Ladies'
outfit no mention need he made.) has decided TO
establish branch of her business in Barton
Affprding an excellent opportunity to the trade,
TOR any ladies wishing patterns to obtain them at
the lowest possible rates. Full size dress pat
terms for ladies and children. Plain patterns
of short skirt and Empress train. Newest style
Of sas ques, peplums and waists. Aprons, plain
and ornamenled Bulletins of ladies and child
rens Fashions, with descriptions. which will be
found of great service. Charts, Corsets Forms,
Skirt supporters. Shoulder braces aud Stocking
suspenders. will be furnished at the same rates
rs at her store. ~ e s4t
i u Dress and Cloak making done to order
Ladies are invited TO call. ffA
Barton, Nov. 9th, l867.-45tf
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in great variety. Hats, velvet and felt. Frames
of all shape and sizes. Elegant pattern bonnets
md head dresses. Especial care has been taken
in the selection of 81 II. s4fH
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Triple,
OYSTERS,

PIGS FEET PICKLES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, NUTS,
4 large assortment of Raisins, Candies, Oranges,
- LeL.ouS. &c.
IL Prices more reasonable than can he found
elsewhere. Call and examine fof Yourselves.
Ir,>burgh, sept 26, lSe7-30n.3
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LEXINGTON.

LENFTNGTON.
4 HE nonresident propretors OF the town of
4 Lexington in the county of Essex, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town within The year next preceding this date,
remain either in wholesor in part unpaid. on the
described lands in said town, to wit.
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MISS A. j. CUTLER

AkAVING just returned from New York, in
= vites the attention of the Lauies to her new
and beautiful stock of Goods Consisting of
FLOWERS. LACES. SILKS, SATINS,
VELVETS, RIBBONS, FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS &C
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! EATHER always kept on hand by
- A. s j. L. TWOMBLY.
Barton, MAY 3
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JACKSON JUMBLEs.-Take one cup
Of butter, three cups oil sugar, six cups
OF -four, half a cup Of cream, two eggs,
one teaspoonlul Of potash, and a quar-
ter of pound Of peach kernels; beat
the sugar and eggs together, and the
butter to a cream.
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Gen Geo. w. Chambers of Louis
vile, was seventy four years old on
the 3lst ult. Ga the same day. his
wife presented him with ten pounds
and one ounce Of girl baby-his four
teGnth child.