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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08
''Bitters. !"

The Burlington Free Press corrects
our statement i'll regard to the bitters
sold by French at McIndoe's, so much
as this: 1t says Johnson's bitters are
not sold by Henry & Co., but that
Henry & johnson are the proprietors
of them; that the Internal Revenue
Department have decided that they are
not beverage :" that the question of
their Intoxicating qualities is to he
tested by the courts, etc, when they
fully believe the Cdledonidn will find
its statement incorrect. Possibly. But
the CdIedonian simply gave the testi-
mony as it appeared in the court. 1t
was not the CdledOnidn'S testimony ;
this paper is not a competent witness
in such matters.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

'EGErINE is acknowledged by all classes of peo-
pie 10 be the best and most reliable blood purifier
in the world.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

Matthews y Pettengill have added
nee gl"reIies to their business, and
,rlti>c this week choice butter, eggs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08
MUSIC STORE!
New Styles of
Geo. w GODS Organs,
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS,

sold on Installmcnt plan giving the purchaser one
two or even three years Ia pay for them. DO not
iall to see me before purchasing as | will furnish
better organs at lower prices than any other dealer
IN Vermont Sheet Music and Music Books on
hand.
H. p. SHOREY Main ST ST Iobnsburv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08
Railroad Trains.
Religious Meetings.

Trans leave ST. .Iohnsbury for West Concord, at
N and 40 Pm. Leave West Concord for
|, ralusbury, at 80 AN. and $40 Pm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08
ESSEN COUNTY.

&. &. Watesh"use. late proprietor of
the Island Pond House. died on Sun
day. the p III ut. at the age OFFS. He
has been ont of heal h frr the past wear.
and q few months since Was compelled
/" resign the charge of the hotel. He
was ii most gr,iai and accommodating
landlord and ~ his kind and pleasant
manne, won Inc good will aud friend
ship "t All vino met him He was for
many yea'> u stage diver. and was the
first conductor on the Grand Trunk
railway.
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LAMDuIE COUNTY

Hrsi CGhUlCl"r "n the Grand Trunk
railway.
LANOILLE COUNTY.
Beverly pouel>on, II quiet. imdustri
OuS c"Iored man of Cambridge. has been
missing since the 18th Of July. and fears
are entertained for his safety.
ORANGE COUNTY.
At the recent term of the Orange
County Court, in case for rape, the
Jury did not agree and the prisoner was
discharged on hail of S2.OO0. The iurv
III the case of Plat, indicted for alleged
murder, after being ont for eight hours.
brought Ill verdict of not guilty. and
the prisoner was discharged.
Among the patents recently issued is
one for ''type writing machine" to j.
Read Pember of Randolph. Mr.. Penn
hers invention is such that he hopes to
PRINT 30 words in a minute by its aid,
"A rate much faster than has ever been
obtained by any copying machine. The
types are moved by touching KEYS, of
which there are several banks.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Moses Hubbard of Barton has in his
garden head of what he calls the
lluntley lettuce which measures five
and half feet around it. The seed
came from the west. 1t sjust the shape
of well built hay cock. The leaves
are much tenderer than the common
kind, and when picked from the stock,
like the tail of the Dutchman's dog
soon grow out again.
L. w. Drew of Barton has purchased
one-half of the j. p Baldwin saw mill.
and puts in his mountain timber lot.
The new firm has a large lot of wild
land, and propose to put in a heavy
stock of timber yearly from their own
land, and from that bought of their
customers.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The money drawer in the office of the
Bardwell House, Rutland, was robbed
of about Sl6O, Friday morning, about 4
O'Clock, While the porter went up stairs
to call the gusets. A fellow, who was
sitting IN the office when the porter
went up stairs, but who was gone away
when he returned, was, doubtless, the
thief, and will probably be captured, as
the officers are on his track.
On Friday night, or between the hour
of midnight and daylight Saturday
morning, the residence of Oliver j.
Cain, at No. Pine street, Rutland, was
entered by burglars and sum of money
amounting to so, belonging to Mr.. Lee
Morton, brother-in-law of Cain. was
taken. The thieves evidently effected
an entrance through the front window
to the sleeping-room occupied by Nor
ton by means of tree that stands
within reach of the window. and which
must have been climbed; and by it an
easy access to the room was gained. On
Ilslng Saturday morning, Mr.. Morton
found his vest and pants, which he had
left hanging on the bed, lying near the
window and his purse on the floor.
which had been distracted from the
inside vest pocket, and from it the sum
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st. Johnsbury ithenmun

LAY AND READING ROoM,-Open from Q A. NJ
- NJ; from to q, and from I To Bpm.
W. w. TIA YER. Librarian.
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lie Valley Railroad Company.
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Lamoille Valley Rail
road Company hereby notified that the anmI-
al meeting of said Company will he held al tn"
American House i'll Hyde Park Vt. on Tuesday
August 18th 1873 at one o'clock in the afternoon
for the purpose of clecting Board of Directors
for said company the year ensuing also To tran
sact any other proper business when met.
J. IL. GEORGE
Clerk Lamullc Valley L. X. Co.
st. Johnsbury, VT, July 5th. 1873. 1850.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

\ small boy drawing slabs on Rail
ruad street yesterday, fell OFF his load
bull the wheels ran over one leg. 1t is
Brought no bones are broken, although
h VT, Il hard squeeze.
The hay crop is proving fully an
a,eragc; the grain crop is good-oats
1r,cr hettcr-corn looks well, and po-
ta,ors give promise of surprising all
BIZ other fruits of the ground.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

Tourists Tickets from Quebec to Saguenay and Re
turn can be obtained at all of the above stations.
Fare from Quebec to Ha liza Bay and return (round
t1p) 60 90. Meals and StaterOOms extra.
Steamers leave Quebec, 100 A. Nj.
g Ha lila Bay 800
Arrive 500
Ouphec
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

hiram a. Cutting has been ap-
r"n'rd nlted States Examining Sur
1eon Tor this section.-Erchange.
Ihe above item has been going the
.O'lds OF the state press. and we have
waited III vain to see it contradicted.
although a geologist and a scholar.
e0pI" this way do not know that Mr..
hitting pretends to he a surgeon-o
E1''n'atI"n supposed to he important
VI such an appointment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

The work of laying another track
20 HE scale works is about completed.
Ill" INST track which was laid by the
"4hhly. was not found sufficient. and
another has been carried up Oh the
vest side of the liver, in Water street.
No" When the former track is occupied
WIN cars OF coal, non, etc, the new
"''h can he used for removing the
NAI>hed scales, drawing in lumber, etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08
Vrm advertisements.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

Mr. Livingston's large oxen, which
b. r"ught i'll June lS72, have gained
f'aiIl eleven hundred pounds in weight
it now turn the scale alta little short
b i've thousand pounds. If there is a
better pair of cattle in the State we
Ilould like to see them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

NICE JUNE BUTTER out Of one of the best
Carries in the STATE. at retail BY
MATTHEW'S A pETTENEJI
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PASSUMPSIc RAILROAD.

f
t3tAs.Y - KEr!E1E1EI7sEEruNR7
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

W. M. PARKER, Supt.
Lyndonville, July Is 1873 1885
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

MICE FRESH EGGS for sale by
~ MATTHEW'S & PETTENGILL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

l.-Came into my enclosure August 6 a
dark brown horse, weight about 80 ponnls
ana age about seven. The owner is requested to
pay charges and take him away
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

The work of filling the deep cut at
thr south end of Water street in Fair
banks Village goes steadily on, and at
tie present rate it will not he long be
Pore there will he one less trestle bridge
on the =. \ .. When this is filled.
work will he begun filling at the trestles
near Emersons, two miles further west.
- The large brick sewer which the
Village are putting i'll on the east side
III The town. and which was begun at
liz Pa>sumpsic river below the p. s. 0.
itIa1 shops, is gradually working up
'hc hall and has now reached Eastern
A'enue. above Pearl street. 1t is in
't'ded +" extend it to the North
Church.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08
Administrators Sale at Auction.

, a few LlN + men can secure agencies in desira-
BILE territory by applying as above. sO.s3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

The sunday School of the Church
b the Messiah, in connection with the
sunday schools of the Universali>t
Church at West Concord and Morris
lie. will have an excursion and pie
lr at Walden on Wednesday, August
J. Fare one way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

Beverly pouel>on, II quiet. imdustri-
ouS c"icred man of Cambridge. has been
missing since the 18th of July. and fears
are entertained for his safety.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-08-08

a. Growler" wants the railroad
Patton platforms heightened out, or the
b. drawn up to the present ones, as
allies do not always care to ride in the
hiking car. We turn her petition
p,rI 10 the railroad folks.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-31
KAyE CITY. Jan. 81, 1873.


EDITOR kCoRp:-Our little town "still
liv.s' notwi.hstandieg the depressing in
fusnce sfnsfd times.
The students of the, writing school, nuder
the supervision Of Professor Tubbs, are
making rapid progress In the Spsncerian
ert.
Our fellow townsman, Mr.. H. Knicker-
booker, am very sorry to say has been
afflicted for the past few days with an att
tack OF Erysipelas, but we are happy to
learn that Mr. X. is now eonvale,esnt, and
strong hopes are entertained " bis speedy
recovery. II appears as if Ar. X. had been
born under sn anlucky star. lie will be
remembered as the man, who last fall, made
. very unsuccessful attempt to pass through
the shalt of q bull wheel, and the conse-
quent injuries, resulting from said attempt,
made him cripple for long time. We
hope that Dame Fortune will yet sm lie on
Mr.. X. for be is right jolly good fellow,
and the boys all like "Harye.'
Three Of the victims of mot wisely but
too well, residents Of your town, called on
our "sportt" one day last week, and Great
ed the usual excitement 10 such cases, after
drive around the Public Square, they
come &c halt in front OF u "Saups Roum."
After rscsiriug congratulations from their
many friends, they renewed their spiritual
strength with some Of "Bily's" best. and
went on their way rejoicing.
Our town Is blessed, or rather cursed,
with few 6rst class "Buzzers," men who
get full Of whisky and business at the same
time. We believe that nothing was iu vain,
aud that these men. might bs mads instIu-
mental In accomplishing . great deal Of
good. We are opposed to the bsrbarous
custom of hanging mea for murder. and We
think II the legislature of tho State would
repeal that law, aud institute 10 ito stead .
pu ui.hment more horrible to endure, that
that II would have good moral influence
on society. The punishment we propose ia
to contine the convict 10 . clsss cell with q
sufficient number of these. .Bnz.-rs' to pro-
duce death at any specified Tins. A. re-
CARDS the time necessary 10 produce death
In this manner, men differ in opinion. Fol
Instance, Mr.. A. ssys, that man efsl OF.
dinary constitution could endure 1t for (4S
hours; Mr.. D. thinks be could bring abon
the neces AIRY result in (3G) hours; Uncl,
Billy says, if bis cigar would only hold fire
that be could accomplish it in just GA
hours St minutes and IA seconds. 1t tn
legislature should make ths change We snp
pose several Of our townsmen, no doub4,
would be at once thrown into good situ u.
tion.
CLEAvER, No, !,
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i CsRl Ndliss..
ATTENTION REPUBII
CANS

The Republican electors d
Petroleum Centre Precinet,
Cornplanter township, are re-
quested to meet at the Petro.
lenm producers room at7,So'c!o.l
pm, on Friday, Jan. 3lst, IA
choose IL delegates to cont,,
with an equal number from the
other voting precinct of the
town to meet at Rynd farm
School house on Sat. February
9th at 10 o'clock A. M. for til.
purpose of nominating officers 70
be supported at the spring slsc.
ton.
N. B.rPARKER,
Memb. Executive Committee
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The Coming Elections.
NJ. T. CONNERs, Records

In accordance with the requirements Of
the Local Option Law the Sheriff last week
issued his proclamation Tor the spring elec/
tions. Below We give correctly the time
for elections in each township, city and
borough:
Second Friday In February. President
and Pinegrovs townships.
Third Friday in February.-Cornplsn,er
township at the 70 owing districts: Petro-
leum Centre, Ryud, housewife and Plum
or,
Third Friday 10 March. .-Allegheny. OIL
creek; Pieasautvills, Ssndycreek, Mineral,
Clinton, Emlentsn, Coopsrstown, Utica,
Plum, Jackson, Chsrrytree, Scrubgrass. IT,
win. Cranberry, Rocklaud, Cana |, French
creek, Sugarcrsek, Fraoklin, Oaslandi
Richiand.
First Tuesday in April City.
Pithole held its municipal election las.
December. The citizens OF that borough
will probably have a chance to vote on the
question next December.
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Tho Venaugo Spectator ssys:

Tho Venaugo Speo eotator aHys:
Mort Dewoody, we'll known here for sev-
eral ressons, has again been betrayed BY
bis eccentric ideas Of the rights of property.
List Monday he hired horse and cutter at
McKay's livery !stabIe, Petroleum Centre,
telling the owner. that he would drive to
Bredinsbnrg and return the same day. On
Tuesday morning he was in this CITY with
the rig, and falsely ieIegrarbsd to Mckay
that the sleigh WAS broken and that be
would some back - soon az 1t could be re.
paired. Mortimer did not return by Tuse/
day noon and the victim Of bis 0 pidity
came 10 Franklin snd placed the case ia
policeman Brinkers hands. Horse, cutter,
and Mort were traced to Mercer, at which
point be had left the stolen property 10
charge OF = hotel stable, telling the propri-
etor that he would return sson. But he
didn't, had the policeman arrived here last
evening with the horse aud sleigh. Effort
are being made to again bring Mort. before
that functionary so familiar 10 him, th.
Judge Of the criminsl court.
No such person ~ Mckay keeps . livery
stable In this town, which don't matte
much II only Mort. Dswoody or basswosd,
10 made to suffer the penalty. He will b,
remembered as the dead beat we mentions,
few days since, wbs vlc,imized our land
lords on the strength Of being connected
with the on City. Tionesta aud Tidiou.
papsr0.
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venango County Court Record.

From the Derrick We copy the following
testimony 10 regard 10 the Petroleum Cen
tre school muddle. The case came up for
trial yesterday:
Commonwealth ". T. r. Alcorn. Ia
dietmeat for assault and battery upon
Rosa Moore, . very prspossessing young
lady about sixteen yesrs of sgs, who wss .
pupil Of M. Alcorn's st Petroleum Centre.
She testified that in November last ths de-
tenlans asked her. 10 school time, il she
.ss whispering. .hs answered ''no sir. -
Ho asked her again. she answered the same
way. He asked her q third time, and che
replied very loudly, mo, Sirr He then
wen. 10 her seut, and be took hold Of her
roughly, and tried to pull; her out. She
held onto the sat, and he couldn't move
her. He went to the blackboard and took
q birch rod that had been used for . point I
or, and went at her sugrily and tried severs
times to strike her. She srssped tho rod
and broke II. He then pulled her forcibly
from her desk 10 the front OF tho room, .and
got hickory pointer shaped like whip
stock, and attempted to strike; she seized
that and then he tried to pull It from her;
10 the struggle she fell, ,seitherl tripping OF
being pushed BY him. He held her down
on the aoor, placing his knee ouiber breast,
and to make her let 60 Of the stick struck
bic fist against her kouekles and scratched
her hands roughly with bis thumb nail and
rubbed his thumb roughly against her en-
gers. On saying he didn't wsnt to hur. he.
she let go Of the stick and he allowed her
q rise. Hs 'h,n said she must apologize
to him. She replied that II che had eveI
been imper.iuent 10 him..she was very sorry
for II, but she wssjnot sorry for having de-
Tended herself. He said that wouldn't do.
she would have to apologize for all, to which
she answered that she would not. He ssnl
Der TO her seat, and heard class recite and
then called her up again to apologiz.. She
begged to be allowed TO 60 home, but be in'
sisted upon sn apology. She asked Tin be
wanted her to tell . lie; he said hs should
have 40 apology or she should bs punished
She folded her arms and he struck her re-
psatedly with rod over her back and
shoulders. She ioek her books and wen,
home.
Her iather testified to wousds upon the
young girl hands and black and blue
marks on her ear, and her dress and cloth
ing being torn. The case was no. conclud
cd at the I'D journment Of the court. There
is quite nnmber of Witnesses TO be exam.
ined.
The case adjourned till this morning.
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A New York girls lover teleRrsphed her
that be was to start from Yokohama st such
Q date, aud desired her to meet bin at San
Ftancisco and they would ~ once end their
siugle misery. At San Francisco she found
that bis steamer had bsen ordered to re-
main at Yokohama. but.sbe was plncky aud
didn't prop ., TO brIb!nffsd. She just took q
Japsnsss reef in her back b cir, packed hei
carpet-bag airesb and vent on, and tho day
after ber arrival they were married on tha
quarter deck In the presence Of high offic,
cials.
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Many wells iu the district are pumping
Their oil on the ground, being unable to
provide tankage; more yet are beginning 10
barn their !, and in co.'s qusnc', the pr
duction ia decreasing, and, were 1t not that
there are so many new wells being COM
plet-d at the present time, it would have q
very material effect pou ihe production o.
lhs district II Pslersburg Progress.
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Sold At i p. u. ll3s<

The friends Of George Fellows. an enei-
nssr who formerly rsn engine On the Fox
wells, Wild Oct Hollow, are anxious to
l.arn his whereabouts. II was knswn he
Intended to leave this place on the early
train on the day Of the fatal Prospect disss-
tSr' with the intention of visiting his home
In New York State. Since that time moth
ing hss been heard Of him, although bis
mother and other friends have been written
to. We give the report % We heard It.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-31

From the Sac ramenio Union Of January
Goth we get the account OF the eight between
lbe troops and the Modoes on the Friday
previous. Our telegraph dispatches gave
ss all the particulars that are essential. ex-
cept the fact that it Is certain the Modocs
have received Indian reinforcsments. and
the opinion OF tte guide who piIoted the
troops into the lava-bed. and who says {.
will require Q thousand men to diolndge The
Mod0cs.
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Recruits for the army are obliged to 20
through a very severe physical examination
to determine II they are lit for the hardship
of the service. To that examination must bs
also mental test TO determine II the recruit
has moral courage, and is not afraid 10 the
dark. Oat at Fort Sandere, in Wyoming
Territory, a cavalry soldier was court mar
tailed for disobedience OF orders. He was
ordered to mount gnard, but refused, dsclai|
ing that BIZ was afraid to so on post, % he
had once been run off his post BY ghost.
The poor coward ives found guilty and mads
10 forfeit three months pay.
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CLkAvER, No. !.

Ths members OF Liberty Lodge No. Z,
A. o. Of U. W., are hereby requested to be
present at the regular meeting on Monday
evening, Feb. Sd. - matters OF interest
and Importance TO tho Lodge will be
brought before /. for consideration.
by order OF tue NJ. ".
NJ. T. CONNERs, Recorder.
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Among tAe "6oeiety Gossip Of the
Washington Chronicle wa nnd au account
sfa christsninE OF q baby on the regular
reception day Of the parents, whs belong to
"socie.y" and Who bad their bahy slsbor-
a'e'y tleged ou< for tha occasion. We
saoa'd sapp"ss even . Christening Of . baby
grsss relief from the cut-snd dried rormula q
OF . reception day 10 Wsshing,on.
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ZEE HERE.

u. Il WARNER. has just received ir.u
homo twenty sasks mere Of that cider, tL.,
Vas never beat for quality. Also, sppn
eggs, butter, As. Ths best butter sw
brouget isto this tsws, which be wilIl,sIlf. f.T
cash, hat will sot trust any more goods aiIsr
the first Of Janssry. 1873.
Al these Indebted 70 him are requested
to call aad sstsls without delay and saw
costs.
II. Fl. WARNls.
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A professional "nervs tuner" has located
in Chicago. He can take the worst case oi
unstruDe nerves ever seen, and BY bis deliI
cate sense of touch aud skillfnl method OF
mixing liquors; attune the sufferer TO any
pitch O. 10Y de rahle
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Letters from the People.

Nofs.-Ths msnsgerof this Journal. With
out endorsing the srntiments OF contributors,
desires 10 offer the widest possible latitude
for free discussion. II 10 merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
Of public interest, be put in decent language
and accompanied with tie names OF the
writer's, NOS for publication, but ~ guar
Ahtes Of good isitb.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-31

Cedar Falls, Iowa. is really to have .
cheese factory. nearly every citizen having
taken q little mite oI stock, and all old skip.
PER, who hos been churnsa, by the dos hing
waves OF the Erie Canal, will boss the mau'
uiaciory.
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FOR SALE.

A five Thousand barrel IRON
TANK at Petroleum Centre;
price TWELVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. Enquire of q j.
Cross, Pet. Centre, or B. w.
Baum, Syracuse, N Y.