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the prize for cool cruelty. I'm order
to- please his mistress, he dosed his
wife ewith strychnines and. when the
poison began to o3operate; Jay down
by her side, watched her ,agonies,
and calmly handed thef: water from
time to time; as she asked for 1t,
until death; ensued. ~ .triy 4a.o.i}
NUIsANoR .APATED. -At o recent
lecture in Brooklyn, the other even
ing, g gentleman arose and asked the
lecturer TO wait o few minutes until d
couple OF ladies near him had finished
talking. The request was applauded,
and the nliisanaa ahetcSa..
A Swiss inventor, it is reported,
has addressed letters to several Euro
pean Governments, and to our own,
stating that he has discovered q
motive power which supercedes
steam. He asks $40, 900, 600 for his
secret, and thinks he will get it. =
The amount removed from the
State Treasury by Mr.. Jones, and
deposited in New York for the pay
ment of interest due on the bonds
of Georgia, is reported to- be be-
tween three and four hundred thou
sand dollars. s.
A new system of telegraphing,
claiming to obviate many of the de.
fects of the Morse system, was tried
on the Western Union Company's
wires, ut Portland, the other day,
and was reported to be quite sue
cessful. M
1t is said that in one of the North
ern churches, the pews are arranged
on pivots, SO that the sitters can turn
to see people come In without twist
ing their necks.
A desperate named Mariner, in an
affray Mt Smyrna, Tenn. was shot sig
times with q pistol aud cut with All
axe, from the effects of which he
died.
A negro den, broken up in st.
Louis few nights since, contained q
bar and billiard-room in the first
story. religious meeting in the
second, and faro bank in the third.
Jefferson Davis has been nominal.
ed for the presidency of the Texas
Pacific Railroad He is now in Mis-
sissippi.
The barn and carriage house of Mr.
Morrell, at the DeKalb Mills, Ker-
shaw District, were consumed by fire
Friday night.
The store of Mr.. D. Bieman, of
Walhalla, was robbed of large
quantity of goods Sunday night.
The national debt of England is
nearly twice as large as that of the
United States.
There are in New York and Brook
lyn 657 houses of prostitution and
2,2l5 women connected with them.
Why do chickens have no here
after? Because they have their necks
twirled in this.
There are said to be at the present
time 800 volcanoes in operation on
the earth.
Fifty-six divorces we're granted last
year in Laporte County, Iud.
A spirit-stirring strain-the bar
tenders song.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

1T is bnt proper that I should thus ex-
Il press my thanks to a generous commu-
nifty for the very liberal patronage received,
and that / may give svme substantial
proof Of gratefulness, from this date l will
endeavor to give still better bargains.
Feb HENRY H. Bl.EASE
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H1HE firm of j. G. SEEGERS Il co. ha.
IL been dissolved by mutual consent.
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ON and after the 1st instant, persons
purchasing MEAT at either Ct B. T.
DENTS stalls in the market, must PAY
CASH. Feb A
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tx ationsl Bank shar9s passed
ibotk housea. 81
The Treasury holds but $50, O0D, 600
n coin. against $3.50. SOC, 600 due on
the, LIST, inst. = y. y IS,, sis g. :.
Carl Schurz has no connection.
RhaSever withtthe Governinent J z
I II is stated, on good authority
that the Chief Justice of the United
States, the; President Of the Senate,
many Senators, and many more Rep
resentatives, are heartily in favor Of
according to women the, American,
eitizen's 8 franchise, Il. "a ia .St 81 !.
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EATING HOUSE AT ALSTON.
PASSENGERS on the Greenville and
IL Columbia Railroad, con get BREAK
FAST and DINNER at Alston-ample timo
being allowed.
Dec 27 MARY A. ELKIN IL SON.
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DIR. J. G. FABER,

OfL. y. y. hDCItI
rAss ass for hns many bys Years seassT sesdsd in
turned from the University Of Heidelberg,
Germany, on call to the Professorship OF
Ancient Languages in Furmsn University,
at Gre;nville, s. c., offers, on moderate
terms, his services in several MODERN
LANGUAGES and the CLASSICS.
Application to be made at the residence
Of Mr.. Cox, near the Railroad Depot.
Jan 12 r.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of Copartnership.
HNHE firm of j. G. SEEGERS Il co. has
IL been dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN G. SEEGERS,
G.. DIERCKS.
All persons indebted to the late firm Of
or note, are respectfully requested to como
forward at once and settle with either of
the undersigned, as it is absolut ly neces-
sary that the debts duo the late firm of J.
G. Seegers & Co., be promptly paid.
JOHN G. SEEGERS,
G. DIERCKS.
The undersigned would hereby give OK
preston to his gratitude to his many and
kind friends for their patronage, while he
was a member of the firm Of J. @. SEE
GERS Il CO., hoping also that the same
will be extended to Mr.. G.. DIERCKS, who
continues the business on his own account,
and will do his utmost to render satisfac-
ton to all who may favor him with their
custam-while intend to give my entire
attention to my Brewery.
An ample supply, sufficient for the city
and country, OF pure BEER, always on
hand.
Prompt attention will be given to all
orders left at Mr.. G.. Diercks' store.
JOHN G. SEEGERS.
The undersigned will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand, whore he will always
keep on hand select stock of GROCE-
RIES, WINES, BRANDIES, TOBACCO
SEGARS, &c.
ALSO,
WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired in
= %orkaisniissG msnuor, promptly aud
cheaply.
The LAGER BEER SALOON will be re-
opened in the basement. The BILLIARD
ROOM will be CLOSED until further no.
tice. G. DlERCKS.
Feb2
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Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the South Carolina Railroad
Company and of the Southwest
ern Railroad Bank.
III ass..'RsRag'|R

TNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
Il ers of the above institutions will be
held in the city of Charleston, on the
SECOND TUESDAY in February next, the
11th day of that month. Place Of meet
ing, Hall OF the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, in Broad street. Hour of conven-
ing, II o'clock A. NJ.
On the day following, WEDNESDAY, the
18th, there will be an election held at the
same place, between the hours Of 9 A. IN.
aud 8 p NJ, for fifteen Directors of the
Railroad Company, and thirteen Directors
for the Bank.
A committee to verify proxies will at
tend.
Stockholders will be passed as usual
over the Road, to and from the meeting,
free OF charge, in accordance with the resO-
luton Of the Convention of 1854.
Jan Is t J. r. EMERY, Secretary.
South Carolina Railroad G mpany
and Southwestern Railroad Bank.
FEBRUARY 13, 1867.
ID ESOLVED, That hereafter new prox-
H. les shall be required for each annual
meeting.
The attention of the Stockholders Of the
above institutions is respectfully called to
the foregoing resolution. adopted at the
last meeting; and notice is hereby given
that proxies will not be available at the
next meeting u2th proximo) unless each
signature is stamped with ten (10) cents
Internal Revenue tamp.
l.. C. HENDRICKS,
F. II. MITCHELL,
Jan IS Committee on Proxies.
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Gable nsspatches.

Cable DeSpGtches. ~ 3
/ PAINS February q " interesting
debate occurred in the Corps Z ssSisl
|latif. The new project, of law for the
government of the. press was che
Subject of disonssiona M. Theirs, in
|h speech OF great power, in 'opposi-
|tion TO the law, urged the Importance
|Pf allowing entire freed dom to the
press, except only in cases where the
|fanctity Of private life or the acts Of
|{oreign magHatesi siare concerned. In
Eloquent terms he warned the Go
|Fernment MOTTO allow the oppoftu-
|pity to pass Of bestowing privileges
hpon the p,esa the. A .is;. 5f af " a,icn
|has cost the ruin Of 80 many dynas-
|ties. II ~ e J, K y -, y, =
M. -Pinard, nin reply, deprecated
the granting of any further liberty TO
the press. aud in the course OF his
remarks said that since concessions
were proposedca year ago. the French
Journals have proved Enthusiastically
their entire unfitness for the liberty
which their advocates profess to de
sire to, secure, fAptG' l5aD. ~
AheCkitScuC5 WAS. T6CSiVSQ CO-ulSuG
from Rome, that General Faily, Com
|mander OF the French expeditionary
corps, is about to return to France
with one division OF troops. The re-
(mainder of the forces will remain in
Rome, under command OF General
|Dumont. -
The Courier .F'rdacaise SAYS that
Farragut's, fleet at Naples is intended
Eo counterpoise the French forces in
Rome and, sustain the Liberals. It
hlso says some of Farragut's relations
have intimated that he has promised
10 support Garibaldi. ~ a,as,A.
LONDON, February 2.-The King
|Pf Denmark has signed the treaty to
transfer the Island Of ST.. Thomas to
|Aahhe United States. y.,Gtfes- . &. ,
Rev. Newman Hall, in an address
elivered in the tabernacle of Rev.
}fr. Spurgeon, urged Lord Stanley
b bring the Alabama claims to q
peedy settlement. 81 rs
Asevere famine prevails in Tan
{iers. s.'..
As the Liberals. expose the new
French press law, Napoleon threatens
p withdraw it. '
The Prussian Diet, under threat
rom Bismarck to dissolve it, has
oted large indemnities to the King
Ef Hanover and Duke of Nassau.
, LONDON, February "a gale, very
destructive to life and property, oc-
urred here and in Liverpool on
Paturday. Houses were unroofed,
nd many persons killed outright.
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TAX NOTICE.
Improved Reverberatory and Cupola
Furnace-.-To Iron Founders.

ON August 13, 1867, a PATENT for an
" invention facilitating the reduction OF
Pig Metal for Foundry purposes was
granted to Gen. J. D. GREENE and JOHN
A. KAY. We are now fully prepared to
Issue RIGHTS TO parties disposed to pur-
chase. For full particulars, apply 30
- JOHN A. KAY, Civil Engineer and
Architect, Columbia, s. G.
Or, Gen. J. DURELL GREENE,
Jan 21 tGmo Cambridge, Mass.
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News Items.

cans; schooners b. Talbot, Packar,
Camden, Maine; Emma D. Endicott,
New York. Sailed-steamer Sara
Eossa, New York; brig Tangent,
Rio st. Jago, De Cubaa schooner
fary Monroe, Monroe, CGba.
CHARLESTON. February 3.-Arrived
1-Steamer Moneka, New York; ship
Farragansett, Havana; steamship LII
1erty, for Baltimore-detain here
" heavy weather. The ship G.. A.
Wright, from Bath, Maine, for this
fty, is ashore on the bar; situation
hcertain.
RICHMOND, February "a man
amed Thomas r. Bell committed
hicide last night, by taking strych-
fne.
CHICAGO, February 3.-A kerosene
imp exploded to-day, burning the
alace - named "City of Chicago"
he passengers escaped.
i CINCINNATI, February 3.-The
teamer Sherman, plying between
Few Orleans and Cincinnati, was
urned at Louisville this morning.
ST. LOUIS, February 3. 3.-Eighteen
prisoners escaped from the Jail of
jaint Joseph. Missouri, to-day. In
be melee, Horace Fish, brother of
he sheriff, was killed and prisoner
bverely wounded.
The Mayor Of Jackson, Miss, pub
shes card in tho Jackson Clarion,
hnouncing that cholerai in fatal
brm, is prevailing in that city. usssi
q Gov. Fletcher is about to seize the
lissouri and Pacific Railroad on be.
hlf of the State. ~
A bill has been introduced into the
Legislature of Missouri, to abolish
Apital punishment, and establish q
oard Of Pardon Commissioners.
!. It is proposed to hold o grand mass
: Getting in New York, on the 22d
slant, to raise o fund for Southern
EDUCATIONAL purposes.
It is rumored that Charles Francis
dams is about to withdraw from
ngland.
:. WASHINGTON, February 3.-Private
tiers from Chicago represent Mrs.
lincoln ss ::nGue5tSiionabiy insane. :
Internal revenue receipts to-day
4S4, 900.
The bill authorizing the States to
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Dedication of the Soldiers Monu-

UmSTH.
As heretofore announced, the statue Of
Liberty. by Meade. which is to surmount
the soldiers monument in this place, has
been received. and the committee who
have the matter in charge. have selected
Thursday, Aug. Goth, at Il M. the day on
which to have appropriate Inauguration
ceremonies. The following are the COM
mittees appointed:
Committee of ArrangelHents-Sel
men and Monument Committee.
Committee on Military-Capt. VIM. A.
Pierce, Col. Chas. F. Spauldin%, Capt.
Pearl d. Blodgett. Major r. c. Vaughan,
Capt. Edward F. Griswold. Major George
W. Bonnet.
Casino, A. E. Rankin. Franklin Fair
banks.
Committee on Music-John II. Paddock
Elish: May, i. 81. Howard
Committee on Invitation - Charles ).
Dana, Jonathan Ross. Horace Fairbanks.
Committee on Finance-GeOrge May,
Nathan NJ. johnson. Edward 4. Walker.
Edward VI. Idc, VIM. \. Chapman.
MarShal-Charles F. Spaulding.
Besides local speakers of note, it is pro
posed by the committee, to secure some
| prominent military man from abroad to
address the people on this occasion. Il
obey can be obtained, either Gems. Cham
berlin of Maine, tIawicy OF Conn, or Sick
les OF New York, will be secured. 1t will
doubtless be an occasion of great ntere>!.
and mary people from this section of ;he
stat" viii he present to witness the cere-
| innnins
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held to trial for drunkenness and disor-

held to trial for drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct. Their fines We trust will
have salutary influence upon their tu-
ture conduct: yet the feeling OF the COM
munty Is that they got out of it altogether
too cheaply. as about Sl3 apiece set them
at liberty. Should they repeat The offence
they might find a stern reality in the next
prosecution.
The Chandler House is now completed.
This house has been much improved from
last year, having comnodious barns and
spacious piazza added. No more plea
SAINT locality can be found. Lunenburg,
unlike 50 many towns around us. is not
suffering from heat o. drouth, as frequent
and copious showers have given Us the
requisite amount of moisture and cooled
the heated air.
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LBHuOH [totFt.
The republicans of Lyndon are becom-
Ing really enthusiastic in tie preS"n, r"H'-
zeal canvass. 4 Grant club has been OF
ganized at present numbering about one
hundred menberS-Scarcely One-third the
number we bespeak for it:-and fine re-
publican fiag-the same cOtOr they sup
ported during the rebelliOn-waS unturIed
TO the breeze at the Centre on saturday
evening After the work was done, quite
a large number being present who partic-
ipated in the flag-raising. Hon. Thomas
Bartlett was called out to make some re-
marks. which he did in his usually spirited
aud interesting manner. Geo. W. Cahoon'
ESQ, followed with short speech. Al
the close of these exercises which ended
with cheer after cheer for the Union cause
and our noble ciieftain. the assembly re-
haired to the Town Hall to more fully
complete their political organization. The
Grant and Coltax club OF Lyndon are pre-
paripg for an earnest campaign, and you
will naturally expect to hear something OF
the results in due time. ! will venture 10
saw for it that it will report itself satistac-
tOriy. IN'o"'
ANOTHER FLAG RAISING AT LYNDON.
I-The republicans of Lyndon Corner and
vicinity have purchased splendid Grant
and CoIfax banner which they propose to
rive 10 the breeze tomorrow (Friday,
evening at Cd O'Clock. Hon. L. Baltlei
and others will spea X upon the occasion
1t is also expected that the LyndonNlil'
brass band will be present. Let the leo
pie rally aud celebrate the event III a man
ner becoming the cause. READY IS
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MARRIAGES..

At s. J,nushury Centre, July >, by Key. Edwar
r rsi-lanks Mr. Loren &. Aver OF sa&tos River, nc
MI. ,.irrie F. nulba d Of East Burke.
Irt, # Burke, At the =. Z Parson"ge, Aup, / ~
,..- =: Il i r-ou Mr. joseph :. Wsls and Mis- Alice
u stanton, both of North plnvile.
In ,rhy, At the residence of the trid- fltler, by
ce,. !. 81. lo,in.r j. II reek, II. D Of West Gu
cord AID Mics sloceu Co. youngest daughter Of Levin
Baes. Z q. OF Derb..
At cirotou, Conn, Jaly T. Dr. John =. Barney 0
i....es., + y H. I'D M, Emma s Phillips Of PM.
de,puia.
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DEATHS.

Birth Marriages nd DEATH inserted F-Er. Ot;tra-
r,.- ir.l,s.,.- roe. ". ia cESTs line
At St. Job.r..., Centre, Ju.y "a, axle. wife of Il
kanah Cobt, as.L . years
Ii ArInidale New England, New south Vale, Marci
It, Mr. thomas Oh ney, aged is ye"rs, formerly Q
Waterford VT
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| LU!2cH0urg.

As Rev. Mr.. Eaton of Maine, and Rev.
Mr.. Tripp of Lunenburs were riding near
the ferry in Luncuburg, the l6th ait, they
were violel,.y thrown from the carriage.
MIR. Ea.ou escaped without injury. M.
Tripp was thrown on to bed OF stones
and receiy ed several severe bruises on the
body and limbs. and TWO bad wounds on
fine he,.c;-one behind the right e@r, laying
hare the bone and causing slight trac'
Itsre. DR.. Hubbard OF Luuenburg was
called. who dressed the wounds AMI Mr.
Trip is now doing we'll
! Last week we had pleasant concert
from y. ". Leavitt's troupe; but It's har
mony was disturbed by some OF the rough'
that had imbibed too freely OF Dalton rum
4. length John jackson. Nolney 'ah''
and George Wentworth were arrested ao'
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DIR. }. W. roLA>p's WHITE PM COMPOUND
cures -gre 1ott, coils. coughs, JpL=rii, tr-nch t.
splitting of Hood and pulmonary objections generally
II iz rem rt a5le remedy for kidney compeints,
This medicine i, fro from anything deleterous, Pile
,sant to the ,a=te safe, yet suTo and effective in it.
Tin. tnyi4
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uecnanical operations dependent
.' lo"et at the dam near the depot,
.-.. Haa 10 nearly suspend operations for
,.-' eight or ten days, while new
'.-s wheel was being put i'll. The old
e. uad become so worn and out OF fix
-- 10, depaudence could be placed upon
81 N,-srs. Carpenter aud Warner
.' .v.. put ia one of Twing's new iron
which works complete, and rams
.. nayA.aery in 4 perfectly satisfac-
..a-ueI. Besides the pIaner= auC
- .al door machinery OF Mr.. Carpeu
. g. ;'., ,.hrpl runs all the machinery .
al ..'ts "arria@e factory and the grind
''''r- Of the file work..
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a friend of ours trod on rusty nail,
vlich pen tIsteI lIs loot aboui inch lie used
E.uu-s ram ki.I.ng Nag, Ui thoroughly an cufed
it Within trouble This Magic Oil II that every ialn
ly needs il the house.
Sold bv BINGHAM and RANDALL, st. Johnsbury.
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: Hur To RcDubiicdHs.

The check list just completed in this
.'N" contains the names of 800 voters. In
'.-. numbers there are one thousand
.u town who are legally qualified to
.e at hex. Freeman's meeting. If these
.--a I'D, come to the polls and vote the
--' day in september, this town W Ill
.,- l., i've he largest republican ma
.... .: 4ly toNnin tne state. II is in the
.''~o, he reptplioans OF St. Johnsbury
..... !, he banner town this fall
Oh organization will effect this
.' .4ete i, 40 line to lose. Shall we have
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httHGtCtiys.

i>JoIa. Ross. Esq. was driving home
sunday evening, and while passing down
bill log Russell Hallett's, his harness
one, letting the wagon upon the horse 5
-' >. and the horse running turiously.
.H out Mr.. Ross, who was somewhat
.-.. hut not seriously injured. The
Hes winding about the wagon axle, the
Use Vas stopped without doing much
.uagr.
Wallace Ia1J's horse slipped his head
'.! "n Wednesday noon, as he was stand
H trout Of the court house. and run
c a'"n the avenue. left the wagon III
i OF Harroun'> shop, and continued
Journey down to Railroad street. The
--"i "a- considerably damaged and The
.''1 >emevhat so.
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.,-r.,>y .s ORR ERrENDs wish Jobs of Pain or
.... Iruuag done, we invite til IN TO give us q
We have tu- put into the Caedonun Office sew
..l-.! 8 liars worth Of beautiful ypr of new de-
.t.a. tog, ,hcr with other IN ,te:isl and skilful
49, .-al.c ~ to do aim, =. any iou Of Printing in
..-., manner. Try u hefore sending clse-
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Poisoning the Blessed AiT.--This is what
tn, rivals Of rliLo~'s new PERFUME u LDR DE
MAYO" are dom, with their atlocious coumpounls.
r health com: issiyaor should Look to it. II IS tEci.
duty to n ate the il-snelUng uuisancer. Sold by al
,..,,.,f. 1919
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-Neare requested to inform our Lyn-
.. ...4- ,ual Hon. L. 2. Poland will be
.,.a. al the ilug-raising at the Corner
. gr.as evening. aud that he will ad-
..,- ..... H,pubiicaus there on that coca
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For many wears the Piano-Ferte has


held unques toned monopoly but growing taste for
tho orch st al -ffec' In playing which the Fano
render, has turned attention to the Organ. Cheap
portabeness, and convenience OF manipulation
also advantage in the American Org,n~, inside by
Messrs. :. ID. d H. W. Smith of Rost u, VIII CHI emf
ncutly recommend them for home, school and cha 4
use. A day two since v ii the AID ex-
tcnsive snufactory OF the above-named rument-,
on Boston Neck, and surprised at the vast amount
of labor in operation, and the completeness Of tie appl
in from the heavy machinery kch cut. he
stock. to the delicate appir, which fashions he key
work and action. Messrs :. d. & II. W. Smith
garded Us the be- red Organ Nanuftctur in the
world and altlon,h able TO turn ont huad-ed ins ru
week. they have found ficuity ia filing or
DER, whic come from all parH Of tie inry. Npn
who he tn re poptI-r in-trumcn- with their round
sympathetic and expressive oncz -'rpri
at he favor with which they regarded by lead
ing mus iyia .---Tm. -lr.t YrJ.4>,',.jf.
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
The Singer Manufacturing Company's
New Family Sewing Machines.

The following utcrcrtin- statistics we gather from
the qu crIy returns made under oath by he cveral
III .uUfi,ttrcrs II Sewing Machines throughout the
mite NtIt"- 1t Il be o.! nv that The SINGEs
NASUFACTrEI>G CoNPN~Y alone h II pr, duccd a"d
sold thin the year rD,t -'hrSa hOHst1h ma
.hLL... Follow ave he fsnr in detliI
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--.,aaiuY OF early corn, Asa Hubbard,
..Wr-, Concord, raised it fit to boil
lass from planting. We acknowl-
.Hrii.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

IL. L. Sargent. agent OF the 1Etna In
.q.r company, has purchased James
.rurt,r.~ place on Railroad street.