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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

secession in case of the election of Gen
cral Fremont on the Republican plat
form, but he prOtcsSed To know. and 1t
all events he firmly believed. that no
tlnuhlc would cuSje We're he chosen
President. The South. he Said-amd
here again we speak from personal
lnowlrdgc-thc South knew him 50
we'll. and 81 conidcd in his moderation
and conservatism. that they would re
sort t. no violent measures in self
defence or the defence of slavery i'll case
he >honld 10 ~ the head of the Gov
crumcut. 1t il 10y 10 means certain
that this was not tIUc. and that the act
Of Secession would not have been post
pourd 10y his ~ ii WIS by Buchanan
election. Had it been. the nlted
states would have had another history.
and the Nj. Greeley of l-Gl. IN the
event of a Threatened secession. might
have been in Il very different position
from that If the Mr.. Greeley OF l-6O.
How PE-uTjGo il>~ RISEN FROM IL
h~Iil-. The same night that Chicago
pulrrd. the thriving little village OF
i',~f,i"o. IN Ehc heart of the lumhcrin"
region ui northern Wisconsin. was de
-r;ulcd 10y a tire and hurricane com
hincd. only one solitary binding III the
p!:trc escaping the general calamity
~iNtl hlackrurd cOrp>cS Were found
among tine ruins on the day AFTER the
ire: and ric most of the inhabitants
who ,.~,.lurd effected their salvation 10y
irtJratlu9 into the river. where they
remained for hours IN the water cling
me 10 burning logs. y few found safe
~ by huddling together in Il low marSl
Just outside the limits of the fine. Among
the buildings burned III Ir>htiG". Were
-aw and gli~t mills. Il sash and hlin,
factory. and the largest and most com.
plctc wooden ware mumtactofN IN III,
United States. with it, brick houses toI
Kill r-dyyug. and tW" very large ware
nnusc~. This establishment cost tn,
company which owned it -lJG.O1O. ant
he'd capacity of turning ont woodcl
war, To- the value OF S2jD. 900 on 800. Oui
Annually. This tire uccrfrcd ON Tia,
night ut tho 9th of October. year ago
and ;h, r;,pidity with which the "hlitcr
uftd ruWu hts been reconstructed i
worthy OF notice ~ an illustration q
American enterprise and pluck. In les
than 70 yc.ir the san of ~l2- .1nO ha
been expended in iclmildimg the place
which NOW l. again Il 1iuUrishlug Nillag
with mills. stores. hotels. dwellings. am,
all the cdiiict> essential to towns "t mi
character. including 1hItr >al"uu~ a'.'
20 cHlah"o>c. \ new Congregations
church. supplied with an organ. hat
been finished. aud an odd Fellow,
huildlu. and Il school house crrct,t
md MI this has been effected III tn
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
X. II. EDDY.
OLICITOis OF ptTE\r

For InreDfionS Trodc No,Ls D, D..ay..
No. 1T stat" Street. opposite Kill, Street I..-..
Mass
Afttr an extensive practice ot upwards eft fI...
Years continues To secure patents ia tl, r.. .
States also in Great liIifuu. France and ,r.
tign countries aNeaf~. specifications f.r.,.
igmmrnt-. and all papers drawings len ...,.
executed on lihrTa terms. and with ,r~Irtr,,
searches made int" American tur,l-r, co.. ','
determine the validity utility of i.,r.r- ."
ventiuI~-3ind legal on other advice. r..rid.,.
matters touching the SANE. TOPICS 81 iI. a. ...
any patent furnished 10y rrmirtiu- i
mrnts recorded III Washington. -"
TESTIMO NIAL~
L regard Mr.. Eddy ~ ot TN. Ill,,-r
and capable practitioners with whom D b. ''..
official intercourse. tHAS. Mason "
commissioner OF I,.,.
Il have no hesitation i'll a-suriu- .r..,.."
they cannot employ person mon, ,..r...... ...'.
Trustworthy. and more capable ol ,..r... a"a
applications in a form to secure ipI r.,u. - 100
and favorable consideration a. the lar,f,.l '''. 70.
EDMUND III RkI Latr t"rlui--.......
tents. ID
Mr.. Il. II. Eddy has made Tor rii.- ~ .r...
. on all but one of which patents have f,..r les
and that il pending. such .l.r. '
proof OF great talent and ability uu H.- r.. '..'
me To recommend all inventors To ippl. b.. .','
procure their patents IS they l,. -..-.. ..
I'M the most faithful attention b.-tuy,-,i ...
cases. and NJ very reasonable charge
Boston. Jan. !. l-12.-Iy. JOi\ IAir.r.
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T. NJ nv y Z I-IT kN = = 7 7
l. STAII OF NFENoNT. ,tITuu\IN DISTRICT.
In l'r"hatr Court. held al ~ .l"hn~huIN. IN said
district. the nth dan 81 ti,t. h,.I \ II. I-12
ElraZ,r Davis. administrator upon tn, ,.>TlI,
at Emma J. Column. late "t I;ukc. III said
district deceased. presents his administration ~,
count tur examination and allowance. and mth,,
application Tor decree of distribution and part
tluu nt the estate al said deceased.
Whrrrup"u II l. ordered Toy sand ,"urt That ~:I,
application IL referred tn Il session thereof q,
held at III" lruhItr Otcr IN SAID II ,Iuhn>hurN
the I'd DAY 1T November. \. II l-sl. Tor h,#Iiu.
and decision thereon. and 1t l. further ordered
publication nf notice. II SAID application ami "rd,
thereon. three weeks ~UCc~~ivr siu the Caiyoni.ill
printed II ~. l"in~hurN. before sand TIM at hear
imG. that they may appear said time ami place.
and II they cau~t. object thereto.
lN the Court. Attest
$40 ASA l.. FRENCH .Iud-,. 81 Ir"hat,..
true copy ut record
~ L. lkI.\EIl .Imd of nImhnf,.-
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\ strange accident took place "m
Thursday afternoon on Washington
street \ large quantity"f ~ta@mant WI
ter. which had been standing tnr some
time. fell ont from an awning upon the
head OF "a lady who was passing. She
WIS dressed il an elegant brown silk.
which WAS completely ruined. and >h"
WIS soaked from head l." foot.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

J.. J. H.. gJ,gJ,g MI, L
,.. d ,U.... ,,L.,
Dyspepsia. Heart Burn. Liver C"mp' ~ ...
Loss OF appetite cured lay taking a i-w i',r'.,-
cured AT once
ct tn. blood BURSTING through the kin" .t....-
cured readily 10y following ihr directions. .. OH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

What know about tidal waves" j.
the subject o. - new discourse prepared
hv II. G..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25
CoLBUEN-> ESTATE.

IIANNAH COLEU rms ESTATE.
L STATE Of VERNON. ,ALEpONIA DISTRICT -.
In Probate Court held NJ the Prohatr Oiic, in
ST lnhu>hurv. in said district. on thu llth day ri
October. \. II. I-72.
EIraZrr Davis administrator upon TIN, ,-~tar,
ct Hannah t"lhuru. late ot Burke. said Iii
trict. deceased presents his administration ~,
count i"r examination and allowance. and make
application Tor deere, of distribution and partition
ni the estate of said deceased
Wh"r"Upnu. II - ordered hN said that said
account and said application hr referred tu
ct said court Ia hr held al the probate office lu
-. |"hn>hury. the I'd day of Nov. y l. l-1!. t"I
hearing and decision thereon: md II l. further
ordered that notice hereof he given IL all persons
interested. 10y publication ct the sam" three weeks
successfully in tn" CIlrdouian. newspaper puh.
l~hrd at -. Iohu~huIN. prrNluu- Ia SAID time aV.
pointed for hearing that they may appear at SAID
time and place. and show cause. If they may
have. why said account should not Ice allow I'd and
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest
ASA L. FRENC IL. Judge Of Probate
y true copy of record. Attest.
$40 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate
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flor SALE.
Farm for Sale !

The subscriber offers his farm containing about
Three Hundred Acres, for sale. said farm l.
well watcrrd has an excellent apple and two sugar
orchards. and cuts yearly Il heavy burden of hay
i'll be sold as farm or in lots to suit purchasers
HENRY ROSS.
W,+cr,,,,,I Inn. on 1s71 22tf
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rel. beans. peas and apples. the latter
having potatoes Tor IL groundWork. Al
ten this the committee have declared
their intention 10 knock ont both heads
ofevcry barrel of beans entered for then
show. They are just indignant enough
to do il.
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( HARLES STREETER'> ESTATE.

4 uARLES STREETERS ESTATE
STATE Oh NEENuNI. E->EN District. -.
In Probate Court held ~ Tia, Probate, Ohc,. in
Guildhall. ia SAID district. GA the 18th ia, OF
October. \. l.. I-.2.
II. :. Storrs. Esq administrator on the estate. 81
Charles Strrtt"r. late of Bri.htnm. in said DIS
trict. deceased. presents his administration a,.
count for examination and allowance. and makes
application for decree. of distribution and r,rti.
ti"n of the estate of said deceased
W h"rrupon, il is ordered 10y said court that said
account and said application Ice referred a s,s-
si"n OF said court 10 he held at the probate Office, in
lruildhall. on the I'd day OF November. nrNt
Tor hearing and decision thereon: And il i further
ordered that notice hereof he given To all persons
Interested by publication of the same three weeks
successfully III the Calrd"nian wSpaprr pub
hShed AT ST bloomsbury previous To said time ap-
pointed for hearing. that they may appear III said
time and place and show cause. if any they may
have why said account should not he allowed
and such distribution made
BY the Court. Attest.
WM. II. HARTSIIORN. Judge OF Probate
A true copy of recOrd-Att-st.
81 40 WM. H HARrSHORN. Judge OF Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

,ANIUEI 4 SMITHS ESTATE

- lh' ~uh-,Ilh'Is having been appointed Icy
rH' Hon. Probate, cunt Ton the district Il E~--N
commissioners {" receive examine. and adjust all
claims and demands "i all persons AGAINST til,
tate II samuel y smith lat-oi an.stu Ia said di
met deceased represented u~ulvc4.t and the term
Of months tin, 18th day uf sept >,2 htIu-
allow ,d 10y said court &" thu creditors OF said de
ceased IL exhibit and prove then RESPECTIVE, claims
b,fuIc GIVE notice. thai will attend To the
duties ct "ur appointment Al the dwelling h"u~c ui
Moody Il. QuimhN in Canaan IN said district.
thu iii = rGdy at November and "i February
u-Nt III 10 o'clock III th, for, noon each "i ~ta,i
DAYS 3..3p
GIO W. HAET>HOEN j,-..,,...,...,.
JAMES T. MOORE COMMISSIONERS
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Moulton'S Patent
WOO DEN
WATER TUBING.

Mad" IN two pieces tnn-Ucd and .rruvcd each
>Iu' 'i "trI-c"Hi~r- turned round. wound with
brass "i copper wIr". >unk in -r""y"S- The" ends
ar" capped. III" whole hnl'd in Coal Tar. and con
n'rt"i with cast iron couplings made tu suit any
P">lt'n. ,in" I"n2th va, taken ont and l. on 'N-
hIhl1uu. after hlvIu. land IN the ruIud MN. a,0r,
90, d,n pi1.. two feet tvy" inches under ground
and found To- h, J'r.r'lY S.atG and WIS only paut
I'd with coal tar.
Costs from 80 to 200 per cent. les than
Lend or Iron Ecin- made Of Kilu-drird lumber
from ~IN T. fifteen feel in length il j. portable. Tn,
. inch bore weighing only ten pounds p,T IT,. feet
~ a., .i'y 'I i on ,' ,r1'
lust 900 rods lu.l day in a GOOD ditch
Prize. of Tubing with CnupIinc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

= For Coughs bronchitis and Consumption.
IN It. ,arly ~ta.r~,uorAiu- Gua~ Ir ri'rc" Gold
IL Medical Discovery tl'
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LOOK HERE,
Photograph Gallery
FOR SALE,

OwIu- +" increasing IN health l will sell my
iHOIOHEAEH GALLERY. 0ai -" ant Il u,
business Tins l. chance III thousand tuI any
WI" wishes a -""d we'll established business.
Persons wishing &" avail Themselves OF my Ion.
experience III making large pictures should attend
{" 1t al - shall sell and l,y, the. bust
Hr~- - soon - possible. /. I. GAGE.
-. .l"hu~hurN VI. Dee. % l-.u i5i
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ROWELL'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

GENTS Wantr,I-FuT Harriet Beechrr stowe :
y campaign book. with lives "f the candidates
and leading men "f all parties ~ steel Portraits
- I" 90 a day rapidly and easily made. Write and
Sc. Particulars trc, WGEIHlNGIoN. III =
TIN n CO. Hartford. c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

PAY your small bills. Every dollar
v"u thus set in motion. may pay an
hundred before night. and perhaps.
come back 10 Won before it has finished
its hcnaticcut ioumcyinG>. 1t * really
Il shame to make a man call. time after
time. foi Il small bill. till the hours
wasted in collecting it take oil the prof
it that it represents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

MOULTON BROS. & CO.,

Manufacturers. Worthwhile Vt
For Territory outside of Vermont. address W
F. MOCLTON. Morrisville Vt 34.4l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

THE "HEATHEN CHINEE. The Chi
neSc shoemakerS at North Adams have
80 fully mastered the business that they
now produce larger results every week
than the same number of white hands
were accustomed to do two Years ago.
They work steadily. ask for no HOLIDAYS,
and save their earnings I" Il misery de
grce. No objection has been brought
against them as being liceutious or in
temperate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

Observation-Disclosures Grant. il
will he seen. has set the 2-th of Novcm-
her ~ the day for the National Thanks
giving. Doubtless the Governors of
the several States will concur. and rem
der the occasion uniform throughout
the country.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25
Carriage and Repair Shop for Sale

At Wh"-"ck Hollow with good Machinery and
water power. ami plenty ct work To- u, done. Also.
81 good boar" Pturr and iuiurIm. SAW. Apply To-
OSBORN W Al,r,t - .luhu~lulN "I l. II WARD
ON iM,. I.ll.,-
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sold at wholesale 10y HENRY 4 co. Eurl.u-'..
Al retail by :. RANDALL. 4 son ~. johns. 30.
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?
W HULL. Cuurtaud ST Hotel
And many others h" are using our Tubing such
Is Fairbanks n Co. st. .John-hurV Bacon 4 Id,.
Il. hn-hury Centre: II = Morse. >helbuIu viii.
sion Water Co. Wilston, all of whom speak of
mi in III Int TIM
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I'MMA J. CuLEUKN : ESTATE

IN M 7 WTITT- -NTTt~T-
ASA /. FRENtN Judge, ot pr"hai,.
\ true copy OF Record Attest
asa L. fEENt II. .lud-,. ui Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-25

HOUSE ion sale on It .T"hn-burv Plain I'm
Y"'r" OF g. VI. 'AErEAIEE. Railroad STREET &"
J.. II ruaN- ait
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Non Explosive Oil,
UNI received and for salc, Mt q. .DIERCKS,
e Tho premium non explosive MINERAL.
SPERM OIL. Also, burnors suitable for IN n
use OF this Oil. Wholesale and retail.
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Y@Ks
8 HpN gHEx.a araayassszs & Mua,pnaap or

;asaHpR Hxx Hnlsty MuaDssaa oysA
RARANoUH IN. BRITIBH HUbLUapIA.-WhII
not afeW ia OaliEorhia are Complaining
that murd dersrs are es6apiug !. their. de-
serts, the authorities in British Colum-
bia last week, carried out the extreme
penalty of the law upon man named
Bell. who had committed q murder, oor-
hected with which there we're some miti-
eating circumstances. Bell was mar
ried- to 9 half-caste women, who proved
nnfaithful during his absence ffon
home, and upon learning Of it on his re-
turn, he started in pursuit OF the man
who had destroyed his peace, and, com
ing suddenly upon him. killed him.
There was no disputing the facts, and
there nIe many in British Columbia who
declare that he was justified in what he
did. 1t may be safely asserted that it
would be difficult to find an American
Jury who would convict OF the capital Of
fence under suoh state of affairs, and
no one can deny but that some exten
uation' should be accorded in such a
case: A long controversy took place in
the Victoria papers on the subject. A
strong effort was made to obtain com:
utation of the sentence to imprisonment
for life, bnt without avail, and Bell has
paid with his life the penalty for his
deed. San Francisco Bulletin, Nop. 13.
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CARRIAGES,

carriages.
GRH A LARGE STOCK OF TOP and
!9f&3HO OPEN BUt}dIES, ROCKAWAYS.
OAbnlOLET1'S, PHNrONS, and late style
OF English d. Cart, for salo at very reason
able prices, at tho Repository, corner Lady
and Assembly streets.
Nov II W. X GREENFIELD.
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In Pe-is electricity has been resorted
to In order to break IN couple of zebras
and kiang-whioh would never before
submit to bit or rein. By means OF q
bit composed of brass wire, and commu-
nicatine with an electric pile, these Ca
PRECIOUS animals are driven about the
Jardin d'Acolimation. Directly they
misbehave, they receive dose of the
ve!tsic current, which reduces them to
obedience. The inventor of this system
is already able to drive tandem.
During q fight between two of the
classes of Columbia College, N. Y, a
few days since, stu,-. mt named White
was fatally injured by being thrown over
q third story bauisters.
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The Horse Disease.

1U9 HOTSe Ul8eaBe,
(Brhnchiai Cutar,h
EPlZOO rEAMATICA. from tho Crock,
" meaning against. and an snimal applied
70 contag1Ous diseases attacking animals.
Don't spend your money on unknown and
doubtful remedies. Go to HEIEIrSH; ho
VII! give you all tho infor m ation for nothing,
ana soll yon Just such remedies as will insure
Great Horse Powder and the Famous Quaker
Liniment With Gum Assafntida, Gum Cam
phor, Tar and CarLolic Aoid, are tho only
medicines worth uting in this disease, and
Nov13f HEINITSHiB Drn0 atore.
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Fresh Family Gr0eries.
p1rKLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
l. PlCKLED-Salmon Bellies.
North Carolina Mullct. &c.
SMokED-New York Fig Hams aud Stripe,
Nova Scotia Salmon,
Beef Tongues, kc
CANNED-Succotaah, Lima Beams
Peas. Salmon, Macscrel,
Lobsters, Pears. Peaches,
Green.gagcs, Mushrooms,
Truf1les. Asparagus.
PREsERvED-Canton Ginger. Pears.
Cltrou, Fine. APPLES,
STRAWBERRIES, Ounces,
Blackberries,
Raspberries, &C.
JEL1LEs-Guava and general assortment.
IEAs-Gnnpowder, Imperial, Japan.
eouchong, and En- ,lish Breakfast,
selected by an t1pe:t, and finest in
any market.
CoFFeEs-Mocha, Lagui yrs, Rio,
o. G.. Java, taw an i Roasted.
ALSO,
Inc Dowucr MINERAL SPERM Gil, absolute G.
~ safe as candle, brilliant rs gas, and
cheap Us Kerosene; have ull the necessary
burners, Wlcks, Chimncys to fix old lamps.
HoV ~ GEO. hYMMERS.
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Don't Pass the Store

.,.. Don't Pass the Store.
SPOOL COTTON, Csc. per dozen.
Lace Collars, 10c. each.
81 k scarfs, ESQ. each.
Linen Handkerchiefs. 1870. each.
Cotton Handkerchief. G!c. each.
Linen Towels, 10c., each.
Pooket-books, 10c. each.
DAmaRk Towels, 25c. each.
Table Damask, 500. per yard.
Gloves, Gents and Ladies', 25o. per pair.
English Dress Goods, Csc. per yard.
Needle Gases. best, 500. each.
Gall at @. F. JACKSON'R,
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Pacific Guano Oompany's
gar, capital 81 .000, ,0OO.)
SOLUBLE P ACIFIG GUANO,

THIS GUAEO is now so we'll known in all
L the Southern States Tor it's remarkable
effects as an agency for increasing the pro-
ducts OF labor. az not to require special re-
commendatfon from US. It's use for seven
years pasthas established it's character for
reliable excellence. The large fixed capital
Invested by the company in this trade afforda
the surest guarantee of the continued excel
lence of this Guano.
The supplies put into market this season
.re as heretofore, prepared under the per-
sonal superintendence of Dr.. st. Julian Rave.
mel. Chemist Of the Company, at Charlcstsn,
=. O.; hence planters may rest assured that
its quality aud composition are precisely the
same as that heretofore sold.
j. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charlceton, s. G.
JOHN 8. REESE l. CO.,
- General Agents, Baltimore.
IEnMs--s48 cash; s53 time, without inte-
rest.
TO accommodate planters they can order
now and have until the first of April to de-
eide as to whether they will take at time or
cash price, When delivered from the factory
ny the osr LOAD, no drayage will be charged.
NOV ~ 3mo
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New Pubiicatlons.

NEW PublcntlOns,
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London adj.
~ tions, illustrated
New tandard works far lib, Ari,s
New Novels. in cheap binding.
Also, fresh stock If WRITING DESKS
Portfolios, Gold Pens, Pom Knvas, Pocket,
books. i,o photograph Albums Of all sizes, Fancy
variety of Letter, Note and Can psners In.
veliopes and Fancy Stationery, for sale by
"oV t. L. BRYAN
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Two Gentlemen.

Two Gentlemen,
nR Gentleman and bis Vile. wishing
~ BOARD during the winter, in a snialf,
quiet family, will please call at MRS. NEW
SONS, on kichisnl street, between Lincoln
and Gates streets. Nov 1915
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kTo Rent,
For Rent.

IN case OF hrrahagr of the lama.
Inc ''il VIII NiinEnish the flame. 1T burr.
"lth great bris'ianc: in the DUA!. BURN t:K.
reluirrs hht little attention, aud 10 tlim.
~ 9ps"rbs no axyE'n tom the .tm;s.,l,trI..
1t does not deteriatc by age,
r, The oll i!rtif has no odor while burning.
~ gives nJh IF tc" r1hRc pu,r,,., 1T 4 COS: {.
not e1cec!:inS one-lalf cent per hour.
Gall and soc tho Oil and experi,ncnl with i.
Nof I'D Imo FRED. j Ul.DWE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-24
MOVAL.
Toys, Bakery g. Confectionery.

YfHE undersigned has removed Ills BAKE
4 RY. CONFECTIONERY and TOY ESTA-
L!SHMENT to his new two-Eiory brick
building, on Main street, few doors below
the fHGN1x office. whcro he will be pleased
to see all OF his old patrons, and as many
new onos as possible. The old establishment
Move t12
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
AN IMPRACTICABLE PLAN

TIL. Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday
contains letter from southern states
man, in which the writer gives the details
| Of what the Commercial calls "a novel
| method Of drawing together ana
organizing the opposition to Grants ad-
ministra,ion This plan is neither more
nor less than proposition TO progressive
democrats. conservative republicans ard
all "who nre opposed TO the extreme meas
ures Of radicalism, to the destruction Of all
Of the rights Of the states, to extrava-
gance and corruption in public affairs
and TO whatever tends to either despoi-
ism or anarchy, to unite in a movement
for the revival of the old Wig party, mot
to revive il a. such or to adopt its old
platform. but TO become an integral part
Of new party, 10 arrest, If possible, the
rapidly acceerating march Of the country
downward The proposition will no doubt
attract some attention and excite more
than q passing interest in the minds Of
politicians and statesmen, and espe-
cially among those who were once
wings and followed the leaders Of that
party; but although the southern state:-
man may be truly patriotic and
thoroughly consistent in his plan for re.
,toring the country to good government,
there are weigh,y objections against its
feasibility. Bad luck, it is said, attends
the living child named for dead brother
ur sister. If new party, with neS prin-
ciples, is necessary to defeat the radicalism
of this day, it should be called to suit the
times. The people have no need TO delve
among the rubbish Of past era, for q
name with which to strengthen their as
saul,s against the corruption Of this. And
if it is folly TO cling to the so-called feeble
\ "~a 'o''nriuc frame Of the democracy, it
were sheer desperation to resurrect tue dead
body Of the old wing organization, only &c
re-bury the corpse after stripping it of it
clothing to invest new party with.
would smell Of death and decay from th
I ocgfnnfnS. We do not pat nov vino in +.
| old bottles.