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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

NEW. UlNUUa AMI NJ EUICINE SIOHE,
Bloomington, I. T.
NY and Apothecary, has just opened, at
his Store in Bloomington, a general assortment
Of DRUGS, MEDICINES. PERFUMERY,
PAINTS, OILS. DYE sTuFFs, WINDOW
GLASS. &c. Which be, offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms.
His medicines are all selected with care, and
Iare Of the best quality. Physicians orders will
be put up with care, neatness and despatch.
Also, for sale, = general assortment Of Books
and Stationery.
Bloomington, may, 1910. -4w 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11
DISSOLTTION

YEIHE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween Henry Emo and Hugh r. Reid, as
Attorneys at Law in the Territory of Iowa, is
dissolved by mutual consent. All business
heretofore confded to their care will continue
to receive their joint attention.
HENRY EMO,
HUGH 7. REID.
Fort Madison, Feb. 6, 1910. 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NTSSTNE.

A PLAIN CHEST, with leather lifting han
IN dies, marked 6 B. Hem, y and containing
Books. Information which shall lead to its re.
covery will be suitably rewarded.
Address e. Johnston, Esq. Montrose, or the
subscribers, at Burlington.
DRIDeEa!sS s. PARTRlnGE.
Jan %. 81
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NOTICE.

IVOz ICE.
INHE stand formerly called the Exchange
IL Will be fitted up for Store Room i can
be made roomy. For further particulars ap-
ply to the subscriber. ]. S. DAVID.
Burlington, April 9th, 1910. 20
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11
PROVISIONS.
bacon, Pickled Pork, Lard, Butter, Corn
- Meal, Flour, for cash, by
LUXE PALMER.
March ~. ~
tTOBATCO

Boxes super Virginia Tobacco. Also, com.
fmon chewing and smoking Tobacco-tor
sale at st. Louis prices, by
0 CHARLES NEALLEY.
Jan 90 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

.YEyH ANKFUI. for the liberal manner in
a which the travelling community has pa
tronized our Ferry, we take this method Of in
forming the public generally, tha: our Steam
Ferry Boat, IOWA is still,in complete order,
and regularly running as Il Ferry Boat between
BURLINGTON and MONiREAL, during
high water thrce times each day, from eight
O'Clock in the morning, till five in the evening.
The roads arc ingood order to Montreal, and
travellers can rely on coming H. the river at
that place, ut al times wit.ioGt any nconven-
fence.
In low wafer Tic IOWA viii ply constant
~ between Burlington and the opposite stio, G.
We intend to~k"eP the cheapest Ferry on the
river. as we arc practical steam boa; men and
engineers ANA give personal attention tc the
beat at all times; We asstr. ;ic pub!i: thew
will be safely transported ;icross The river at
all times. The rates Of Forriagc Viii be at fol-
lows: '..sf,.s ...... s.a.E n ..s'..s a..
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11
RESTORATION H1USE,

TT VIE Subscriber is about opening House Of
Il Entertainment in FAIRFIELD, the coun.
ty seat ni Jefferson, on the lot Immediately
north of the court house, where he will be
pleased to receive the patronage Of those who
may be disposed to call on him. His guests
shall be made as comfortable as the circum-
stances OF new country will admit. Hc
would however prefer that his house should
recommend itself, therefore, he invites all to
call and Sec
]. s. WAUGH.
DR.. Waugh, the proprietor of the house, is
fitting up with separate departments, for the
accommodation of those who may be disposed to
retire from the river, or send their families to
more healthy location during the sickly
s.onths, either for the purpose of restoring
their health or avoiding the diseases peculiar to
river situations. Competent professional ser
vices as well as the necessary nursing will be
provided for the sick. For his professional
reputation hcrefers the public to Rev. j. A
Clark. III. Emo, Esq.J. A. Drake, Esq Fort
Madison; Mr. r. Danna MIR Nathan Cook, and
b. Cook, salem. |. Y.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

PORK, .L.4RD. &c.
4 n bbls clear PORK 5 do Beef;
HI 1000 lbs Bacon; 800 do Lard 900 But
ter; Venison Hams and dried Beef; all of the
best quality. Also,
so bushels White Beans
100 do white Corn Meal;
bbls pure Cider Vincgar for sale by
II. w. MOORE & co.
Dec 10. Gazette copy.]
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PROVISION WAREHOUSE.
HENRY W, MOORE & CO.

lAVE fitted Warehouse the Of their Store Tor IA
- kET, and keep full supply Of -
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
which thew are selling At low prices PUBLIC HOUSES AND STEAM
BOATS will supplied with eaak that can be had IN this country
IN B. Cattle Sheep, Calves Hogs, Poutrv and also alt
kinds Vegetables Wanted the market price will paid.
s3s g#ss H. w. MOORE & co.
Burlington. April 80 Middle Store brick block
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11
GLOTHS. &c.

NLU7H S, 9'C.
RR0ADCLOTHS, Cassimeres, Cassinetts.
I'D Jeans, Flanncls, Calicoes, Silks, Domos
tics, bleachcd and brown, Apron Check, Tick
ing, Driisings, Linens, Diapers, Merinos, Silk
and Cotton Velvets, Vestings, Merino Shirts,
&c. For sale cheap for cash. by
CHARLES NEALLEY.
L lsn 20. I'd
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NEW GOODS.

UST received by the Subscribers, Palm
~ leaf hats, bonnets and hoods, new styles,
fancy prints, muslins and cambrics
Also-Farming and blacksmiths tools Of all
descriptions, iron, castings, wooden ware and
groceries, for Sale low, for cash, by
FRIEDMAN s. PARTRIDGE.
may 81 81
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GROCERLEH.

An BRLS. No n. O. Sugar 3 do Loaf do;
Eey 10 sacks Rio and Havana Coffee 8 box
es Sperm, Patent and Tallow Candles; Teas ;
Y. Il. and imperial Pepper, Spice, &C.; for sal lie
at CHARLES NEALLEf S.
Jan 90 t 81
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TO THE Publ &c,

ME- Undersigned chiefs, braves and hcaG
Il Men, Of the Sac and Fox Nation of In
dams are determined to recognize no contract.
made by disaffected Band of their people
known as Wish -e-co-maque's lizard Fish's
Band. No debts that they may have con
tracted, or may hereafter contract, will be
paid by our Nation, either out of our Annu
Ties, or at any future sale of our lands.
DIES MONIES RIVER, May 5, 1910.
his
Ke.o-kuck X Sac Chief
mark
Wa-ke-cha X
We-kep-puc-e X
Pa-nos-se x
Wy-tup-pe-not K
Wa-puc-qua las.kuk X
Mus-qua-ke x
Pe-shak-a-see X
A-na-me X
Ne-mah-we- nin-ne x
Pa-me-was-sa- skuk x
Ma-ke-che x
Na-po-ak IA
ka-ke.ta-ahpc
Me-che-mo-oke X
Wah-can-ah X
Ap-pa-noose X Sac Chief
Wish.ko-sah X
Puech- een-wah
Tuck-quoss X
Pah-mo.sine.a-tuck X
Wah-si-nou K
I-o-nah X
As-ke-puck-wah x
Quah-quah.ho-se Y
No-tem x
Mah-muck-kee \
Quas. que-tun
Wah-cum-e x
Nah-to-a.que x
Lus-se. hahn X
Cat-teese x
Wa.pel-!o X Fox Chief,
Pah.me-sah X
Wah-se-can-e-qua X
Now.she- wah-tak-sa X
Ne-sc.ka x
Mish-s!lil-wah-tap-pe x
Puck-o-cah X :.
Nah.eote-tete X
h-tusll-e.tahne-hau X
Mime mee.ku x
Wisse-quak-ah X
Non-ne-que.k ish-ko X
Muc-ko-tak -kit.erme X
I-om-wass X
Mountaineering x
Nier-shin. nau-ne x
No-tauke que x
Ne-mem-uk x
Mo-whah x
Poy-sheek X Fox Chief
Wah-coshah.she x Do
Kano-muque x
Haw.kaw-kee X
Re-con-e-ca-puk X
Man.ne-no-was-sit X
Man-ne.neat X
Pal.as-kuk x
ko-ko.wich x
LOGAN X
Pe-nosh X
Mosque pec-que x
Man-nah-no-pe X
Mish-she-co-mack X
Wah-push-e-con X
Nan-no-wah-kah Y
Muck-qua X
Che-paque X
Pah-pa-puc-que.se X
Suk-ke. nah s
JOSIAH SMART,
Attest. U. S. Indian Interpreter
} for Sacs and Foxes.
may 81 St 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

For sale q tract of land in Van Buren, conn
ty, comprising about $40 acres, part of which
is under cultivation with a good substantial!
frame building with three apartments on the
premises. The situation is healthy and the
soil unsurpassed by any in the territory, be-
ing about half timber land. ard half prairie,
adjoining the farm Of MIR Goodell. Township
No. 10, range 9west, title indisputablc.
STEWART g. BROWN.
Fort Madison, April 8, 1870
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11
STEW ART & BROW m
(succEssoRs OF NJ. YOUNG & CO.
FORT MADISON, /. T.

FORT MADISON, ]. 7.
TTAVE just received by late arrivals, a
In large addition to their stock, which IS
now more extensive and complete than J, mas
ever been heretofore and which they are deter
mined to sell at the lowest possible prices, by
Wholesale or Retail.
Their stock consist of GRO ERIES and
DRY GOODS, Of every description.
H4RDW4RE, comprising Carpenters and
Masons' Tools. Door Locks and Latches, &c
Grindstones, of superior grit; Queensware
500 pairs Boots, Shoes and Brogans
common bar, round, nail rod, dancty fire and
hoop Iron;
English blister, cast and German Steel;
Nails; ground alum Salt;
Stoves and castings; otton Yarn
Cordage; Saddlery, skirting and bride Leath
er; Sole and Upper Leather;
Kid and Calf Skins;
Copper Ware; Stone Ware;
Clover and Grass Seeds;
Garden Seeds
Corn and Market Baskets;
School Books, comprising the Elective Series
Grammars, Arithmetics, Biographies, Bi.
bles, Tcstaments, Hymn Books, Spelling
Books, Works on Natural Philosophy and
Chymistry for the use of Schools
WITH a VARIETY OF UsEFuI AND INTERESTING
E ~ 5 ts BOOKS.
Also
A lot Of superior Cincinnati Plcnghs, a few
Patent Cultivators, 40 bushels dried Apples
and Peaches, 40 bbs superfne Ohio Flour.
u IS. 81 B. Respectfully invite the atten.
ton OF the Public to their stock, which has
been carefully selected with "a view to quality
Merchants in the interior will find it to their
interest TO give them call.
They are also PREPARED 10 transact a
General Comm ission and Forwarding
BUSINESS,
And assure their friends that any commands
that may be intrustcd to them will be faith.
fully attended to.
ALSO
For sn lie n firm ct of land in V,u P,ro, oon,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

BUFFALO ROBES.
d HRIDGMAN q PARTRIDGE, have Just received
Il , bales Buffalo Robes. Nov IS
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

PHILIP 3. HARRISON, Admir-.
Louisa county, March Is, 1910. III
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Poy-sheek X Fox Chief
Wah.co.shah.she x Do
NEW DRUG AND MEDICINE sToRE,

may 81 St 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13

.;o,,;on was received from the Gov
Ac"".nouncing the appointment o, Heo, "A e.
ern"rr as Secretary oil Civi' ano mI',, a,enu
for the yea' 'ouid be transmitted tomorrow al ~
o'clock, ~ ''' FRIDAY, Oct y.
,.r PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Hardy
HOUoL ",,m;tee on the petition OF Ebenezer
selec' land and others, Messers. Heoafd, Cu'S'
Tenny Nv Mr. Adams Of South Hero, in
Resource" Tree of elections 10 inquire wheth'
strucllng CHARS Of the House hold Offices, under
er any ,ne'"; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; by Mr. smile,
the U, .. ,,onnina committees of the House should
that the ad naItIy Of farmers and mechanics-al'
be con'Po'a"nm, by Messrs. Chandler Of Wood
Ter some Sm;jie as to the propriety and necessity
stock, anu , H il was adopted, 1873 TO 81; by Mr.
oflhe resuN Nav Haven, insiructng judiciary com
Warner " .n;rs into the expediency OF abolishing
miee 10 , ";ahmen, adopted; by Mr. Hazen, requir
caPla y, Of The roll and each member TO rise in
4 ling oa IVA state his occupaiion-laid on the ta-
bis pace NJ Hodges. requesting the treasurer To
n be p 'i,,oiled statement of money paid out the
furnish for military drills and courts martial a.
4 dOp,sd. :. altar consideration of the resolution
Inc S" adopted in reference to the standing
this Ho." s look occasion to remark that, IN
commlu; Win the standing rules ofthe House, IT
connsco extremely embarrassing il not impossible
wou'u 70 :, into practice; and on motion OF Mr. San
10 carry , =, remarks by Messrs. Sanborn, Smile,
bon, ",'V Washbnrn Beard and Barnes of Addison,
spras o,o aJop,ing the resolution was recons'dered
n 'ne Wv, ,ha ,esolution, on motion oi Mr.. Warner OF
and me ea ,e'T was dismissed, 1853 to SO. Adj.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
WASHINGTON'S OPINION.

In Sparks Washington vol 9, page 359, is a
letter from the Father Of his Country which
contains the following passage:-
In "a country like This, where equal liberty is
enjoyed, where every man may reap his own
harvest, which by proper attention will yield hin'
much more than is necessary for his own con.
sumption, and where there is ample n field
for mercantile and mechanical cxerions, IF
there he not found money sufficient for the pur-
poses of life, not to mention the necessary con
mercnl circulation, 1T is EVIDENT TIL Err r
is SOMETHING AMlSS IN THE RULING
POLITICAL POWER, which requires a sten.
dy, regulating, energetic, honest hand to cor
rect and control Every mans experience ,oill
tell him tehen such state of things erists;-the
most melancholy and m,equiuocal proof Of IL being
q fall IN the price of property
Such are the words Of WASHINGTON
How mounfully correct! How certainly true
tina, there rs SOMETHING AMISS IN THE
RULING POWER? And how true that it re
quires IA steady, regulating, honest hand TO cor.
rect and control and REFORM the condition oil
government? Who SO we'll fitted for this duty
as the able and honest farmer OF North Bend
the son ola sgner of the Dec laration of indie
pendence, and the disciple Of Washington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
PaOUghiEag Match.

TENHE public. respectfully informed that a
IL meeting OF the Farmers Society will be hold
on Thursday the 18th Of October. Po1ghing will
commence at ten O'clock A. NJ. The object being
TO the merits OF ploughs by experiment, moi
less than l4tl, of an acre will be allotted TO each
plough in operation.
We respectfully invite gentlemen from other
towns TO take part in the pcrto, mances with their
teams and pIoushs. \ premium of
$500 is offered for the best lIoughing.
200 " " Sd best
100 " Sd best
No need apply for premium unless the
work be done with speed equal To about one acre
in ten hours; Only one plough of any particular
model or number will be entitled to a prize. All
the foreign Scotch lion plough will be considered
Of the same model. Ploughmen and teams TO have
dinner free.
SOLOMON STEVENS. Sec
Barnet Oct Sd 1910. I66w2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
From The Boston Transcript.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Saturday EVENING. Or,

~, S'"t'''"y Evening, Oct- ..
The steamship Caledonia, Captain Richard
Clelnnd, arrived at her dock, East Boston, this
Morning al O'Clock, making her passage from,
Liverpool IN l3 days. SHE brought thirty five
passengers
She left Liverpool on the afternoon Of the 18th
ult aud arrived nj Halifax at quarter before
one o'clock on the morning OF the LIST inst. and
made the passage from Halifax TO Georges Is
land, in this harbor in 81 hours.
The London Sun Of the evening of the 18th
Sept. says: The tone Of the French Journals
of Tuesday aud Wednesday is exceedingly war
like. The important intelligence, received this
morning Ivy extraordinary express from Paris
removes much Of the unpleasant nppi Extensions
to which the violent language of the French
press might otherwise give rise.
The tone of the Partisan papers, and the grad
ual rise in The price Of public securities, indi.
cate the disappearance of apprehensions of n
general war. The object, also, OF The excite.
ment artificially got up in The French papers
is now apparent, and the whole turns Out to he
master stroke of the tortuous policy of Louis
Philippe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
WALTONS' DAILY JOURNAL

The subscribers propose TO publish Daily Jour
nal, of the usual size suitable for binding, con
tain the proceedings of the Legislature. for the APP
preaching session, together with the latest
news of the day. The Journal will also advocate
the election Of WILLIAM ii, HARRISON to the
Presidency.
TERMS. Singi. subscribers, ONE DOLLAR;
companies Of 20 or more FIFTY CENTS. Pay
ments in all cases in advance.
Names and payments he forwarded by mem
bers of the Legislature, who respectfully re.
quested to circulate these proposals.
E. =. WALTON 81 SONS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
From the ". Y. Erpress.
STEAM BOAT ACCIDENT.

The steam b0a,SWiiis,Ire hurst one of her boil
ers, yesterday abou, 8 miles below Albany, and
scalded five persons belonging 10 the boat The
only particulars yet received ARE contained in a
letter from the Captain, which sny-:
'ThpSwit,sure burst lrer starloard boiler NJ n
4 clock, md has scal,led Mr. ilavens Iengineer)
a Robert Graves. George White, Daniel Hnga
y man. and new firemwtl, name not known, bad
J "
The rans1 Of This accident is as yet unknown;
as the Swi'tsnre had recently been furnished
win new boilers of,he strongest description, and
works hnt moderate degree of pressure. 1t is
honghi it may have resulted from imperfec =
lion in the workmanship OF the s,arboard boiler
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
Stoves, Kettles, EolOughs, &c.

The Centre Village Farmers and Mechanics Com
- pany haze for sale the touo,oing articles:
"AYWARDS and Fishers Improved Patent
a. IL Cooking Stoves;
Williams Improved Cooking Stoves;
Moores Improved Cooking Stoves;
Hayward's and Juckson's Improved Cooking
Slaves;
Fairbanks's Improved Cooking Stoves;
Par!or Stoves, different sizes
Box Stoves, do do
CAULDRON and SUGAR KETTLES. various
sizes.
Mason end Moore's Ploughs:
Jones Poughs
Fairbanks Ploughs.
The above articles will be sold as low can be
purchased at ether places.
JOHN BACON, agent for e. " F. g. NJ. co.
St, JohnsbGrY Centre, Oct 8. 1910. lG7tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
FALL n m a WIN ter
e. o. D I'd s
NaV'YEs EHDG q az COLEsV

ETAVE just received large assortment Of sea
a H. sonable Goods. consisting in part Of BROAD
CLOTHS, super Eng. Buckskin Cassmercs Sati-
nets aud Vestings, embracing the greatest variety
and the most beautiful styles ever offered in Tins
viciniiy;) also, prime assortment OF Ialors Trim
mingS Pilot and Beaver Cloth for gents overcoats
Tegliona, Rosly Plaid, Silk and worsted Se,ges,
Goats hair camblet, silk warp cambleteens, Alapa:
ca, Merinos, mouslin de Lame. super black and
blue blarkAlapnes figured do. satin strp'd Chalas,
black and coiored Silks, rich figured do, black and
blue black silk Velvet, cotton do, figured Lace,
plain and fancy do Grape Lissi, super Swiss and
book Muslins, plain, checked and BIRDS eye Cam
brics, lace and thread Edgngs and Insertings
wrought Cambria do, ladies' Kid silk and Berlin
Gloves, do merino and mohar Hose; Calicoes, pei
crime Ties, Edinburgh Shawls, highland and worst
ed plaid do, fancy lidkfs., IN. de Lane and raw
Silk do, Ribbons and Beiugs. italian and French
Crava,s, cotton, wool and Lapiand do, Pongee flag,
bandanna, Sptafeld and Corah Silk Hdkfs.; gents
buck mittns. buck kid and Berlin Gloves, striped
shifting, brown and bIeached Sheerngs, printed
Flannel, white and coiored do, cotton do, horse
Blankets, Tickings. Drillings, Batting, Wadding,
Wickng, Umbrellas, paper liangings, rubber Sboes,
ladies' Caters, do kid Slips and walking Shoes,
chiIdrens Shoes, Buffalo Robes, hair seal, mock
Ouer, Nulria, Fur Seal and Otter Caps from rs cts
| to Sl5. Collars and fur Gloves;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
'Corresp ondemce Of the Express.
AYRANv Ort Ali IQdn


Z r'clork, A. NJ.
The Swallow which left this city last Ugh,
would no doubt convey to your city, inelli.
renee Of the drea lful calamity which occurred
on hoard The steamboat Swifsure nv the pxplo
sion Of her boiler. 1t occurred near Cast le ton
about orr, P. M. Yesterday. Castleton is
nhou, or 8 miles from this CITY. The Steamer
Troy ,owed the Swftsure to this city. when il
was ascertaine's that six Of the fire,nen mud
deck hands lay in a state which cut off all hope
of saving their lives.
! cannot now enter further into particu lars
than to give you the following list:
Thomas Havens of Shrewsbury, N. J. Engi.
neer-dead. Has family Off small children.
AZ dead.
Henry Yates of Christopher and Washington
fs's, NJ Y.-dead. Has a family.
Robert Graves--dead. Has a large family
gCannot ascertain his residence
George White, ofN. J.-dead.
John kearney-Dead. Had father living
IN your city.
N A. SON of Ravens, and a man named Nicholas
oav's were sligh.ly injured.
..N0bIe .act Of Libernlity.-We have seldom
wi sight which give us more unteign.
gu pleasure than one which came under our
o "M eyes Yesterday in Jefferson Avenue. We
a"a"eo 70 the parting scene between an aged
\ t "" l"'s couple, Mr. Moriercai Myers and lady
hun distant Alabama, and several slaves whom
Sey mad !ourneyed with from a far southern
''" a. and lie tt among our Canadian neighbors,
IA m, rec as the winds that blow"
so, ."e parting words Of kind advice, and the
WHY Inc freedmen, al thus sundering the links
n dpe, Ina naa SO long bound them together sank
,hor,' I" 10 me hearts of every by .sander and
Of Sroo slc the warmest sympathy OF the lovers
i A., s'on throughout the land.-Detrot Da;.
elec,nmg up the Ghost. The result of the Maine
s,erno,ia Is 'aIl to have excited the greatest con.
pec,sd ' VI" al Washington. 1: was wholly unex
The ,r;,, 10 Mr Van Buren.-He counted upon
AMI m""ph OF his party to dead certainty
los, J m mat he is defeated he gives up all for
bss,,, MS BEST informed parlizans, too. do not
him. '''"' "ot IL ID hn'shing blow to
Ar %r Woodbury., MS we learn from the Eas,e IN
frsnJ revived, wrote to an Office holding
ss saa IN Maine, few days proceeding the
could u On, that il the democracy Of Hume
B,r.." MOI zoe os relied on for the support or Mr. Pan
TI nsn' NO ARM OF FLESH COULD SAVE
'1 CONCENTRATIONS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT OF ESSEX,
IN Probate Court holden at Guldhal in and for
said District, on the 9Th day Of October, 1910:
II UCY WOODS, Administrators Of the Estate
~ of OLIVER WOODS, Esq. late of said
GuildhaI, deceased, presents her Administration
account for settlement; Whereupon it is ordered
that the same be referred to the Sd day Of Novem
Der next the Probate Office in said Guildha, for
allowance, and that all concerned be notified by
the publication Of this order in the Caledonian,
printed at ST. Johnsbury, three weeks successivelv,
may be, thar they may appear at said
limo and place. it they cause and object there
10.
I6yws WAN, HAYWOOD, in. Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-13
BRIGHTON MARKET-Oct. s
1 e 4. l. Il

AT market, 1925 Beef Cattle, 0 pairs of Working
Oxen. $40 Stores 90 Cows and Calves $500 Sheep;
1925 Swine.
PHIcEs-Beef Cattle--rhe prices obtained last
week for like quality was not sustained We
quote few extra quality Sc; first at SIS so s rs;
second quality SIS 25; third quality SO as a
81 rs,
Sores-Yealings$G 81 9; 81 and IL, three
years old$2l and 81.
rShcep-Dull. Lots sold for 80, so, 67
l 3D. So 25, 27,nnd So rs.
Swine-Lols to peddle at 3 1.2 for Sows and 4
2 Cor Barrows. Also lots at q, more than halt
Burrows. AT retail from to 5 I.2