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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-08

CHRISTIAN REvIEw.-Contei.ts of June
NO. Claims of Religion on Men of learn
ing The Epistle of Paul to The Romans
OflgIn OF the Church OF Rome-its con.
d,tlon-occasion and object OF the Epislle
Translated from Hemsen's Der Apost.l
Pd"ius Sein Lebin, Wirken und seine
ochrlilen.'-By II. B Hackelt. On line
inducilve System of Philosophy A Pre-.
imlnary Discourse on the Study of Nat
urai Phllosorhy.-By Sir J. F. w. Her.
schell. London. (Lardner's Cabinet Cvc.
iooPadia) Biblical Interpretation; Q,iaI-
lhcailons of an Interpreter Popular Ed
ucallon; Professional Labor indisnensa.
Ole to Professional Success; Historical
Outlines of German Ralionalism His.
toricai Sketch of the Revolution in The
ology which commenced in 1850 in Ger.
many. From the German of DE-. A
Iholuck. Translated by the Editor
Va the Legal Rights of Woman. Eseb-
enbore's Manual OF Classical Literature .
Manual OF Classical Literature; from The
German of j J. Eschen6urg, Professor IN
the Cdroinum. a: Brunswick, With addi-
tlons.-By n. w. Fiske, Professor of
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy flor
merly OF the Latin and Greek Languaeesl
in Amherst College. Literary Notices.
Morton's Crania Americana Wiggers's
Augustinism and Pelagianism; Sparks's
Works of Benjamin Franklin; Hague's
Historical Discourse. Miscellaneous In
telligence.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-08
THE You've PRopLE's Lrss,,,

THE YoUNo PRopLE's LIsE.rrs
10 be edited by brother BTierly, Of Nstb
Springfield, the Prorpectus of whirh /,
appearing in the Telegraph, care 70
hand at so late period before my leaving
that had not time 10 give It any cher
notice than to publish It's Prospectus
And now | have not found tine to give il
a thorough examination. So flr. hower.
er, as | may be allowed 10 Judge from a
nasty glance at the work. can mos col.
daily bespeak Cor it liberal palronag.
1.-THE BAPTIST LIBRARY 10 the d
tie of a work TO be published semi-montA
ly. at $3.50 in advance -92. if deIayc
beyond 3 months. To be edited by W.
K. Williams. and Charles g. Somers,
New York city, and Published by HI
& Collins. Lexington. Green Co. N.
Prospectus next week ~ Will ID
Publishers be kind enough to favor III
Telegraph with The lst No. ss only N
2 has been received!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

1 i;io,,.,;.n, wncre IA your remedy what IS you
nol,,v how sill ynu collect and keep the revenue no"
WIN you regulate the paper currency Is II DAM Vt ~
Rank: is i, Tariff the compromise as u STANDS: IS
assumption no assumption: inc'hii Improvements
or not: Abolition or anti Abolition
"a an ,h,s. great questions there - no response =
And vhen we Look To their lenders VINO address lhe
people all the that we srtt Inc inquiry VIVA
wll Won do" is from member OF congress, (hf
StanIv,I who says, give us me power ana we wa
linen. tell Won what will do And from another
LODI ((;nv,rnnr Peuning tnn, al New Jrrser.l vino
,es the public at answer enough, when they ask
rs what we mean do That We can do r"'sc than they
bave done" Or from Mr. Webster himself, who says
s.if they ask us rhy there siionu NC Assn 'e
why there should mt.
Frtrow. CIrIZESs: These are the terms, and these
the promises and professions, upon which the old F"de
raj party revived, hope TO regain me power wh'ch
they themselves had deemed lost forever until they
discovered the supposed rtrfue OF hard CIDER ana th
crv of .rhnnoe" induce the people, when excited
and inhamrd, do what they never have done, or
would do when sober
Shall thew succeed in these bold and impudcnt prac
tees upon the supposed want OF every sense but non
sense, in the mass at the people:
Never An intelligent, sober, and sensible people
will never be prepared for change Of faithful public
servants for doubtful and schpmng ones on such terms
rs these If ever that day OF our cnunrys disgrace
should arrive it could only when the Gcmoraz-
mo influences of such She IS now passing
ton OF the popuace of Rome IN the worst days OF the
Republic, when the naughty and grasping patrlcrans
suhdupd the pebians TO their purpose OF rampng on
them by appeals their lowest senses, through ieasis
and banques, shows and plays and gladiatoral com
bats.
No The people, the intelligent and sober working
people can never be capable 80" being cticciuay de-
uded cajoled and drircn aLOnt IN hcrds by such ab"
minabl traudS these; by articles shallow, tricks
so stale so hreadbare often pracscd on seris and
slaves covering designs deep IN purpose and IN wicked
ness, but mserably shallow in their preences
This answer was listened to with great attention,
and was unanimously adopted After which The Com
vention was addressed by Mr. Doggr,t of Alend"n
IOied Tia, the proceedings of the Conventi"n TO-
geiher with the Address and Resolutions, and the an.
swrr to the Bunker Hill Declaration, be published IN
the Democratic papers OF the State also in pamphlet
form, signed BY the officers Of the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned without day.
HENRY II. ClllLDS, President.
WILLIAM lSGALLs,
ROBERT RASTouL, in,
Tnou,s j. GREENWOOD,
B, p WILLIAMS,
JOSIAH lIowE,
Srrn F NYr,
Hun NMs,
RESELL BEowN,
ions DIoKi>soS, in,
WV, VI JACKSON,
JouS II. SHAW,
MAYHEM SMITH,
ORES SAGE,
JAMES II HASnY,
iirc Presidents.
f.. u. BEACH,,
LEWIS Jus~EIyS,
AroLLuS MrNN,
PmSEAs ALLES, JR.,
Sscrrtnries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
5 virtue Of Deed of Trust executed the subscribers
- Caiawba Iron Works Company, Of record in The county
OF Botepr >al the 18th day Of December
Furnace the Caawba Iron Works Company
about nine miles from Fincasr in the county Of oetou offer
n sale nj public auction all the Lands owned by tho
Iron Works Company, o Tract Of l,D0
which the sad Furnace and many other valuable Improvement.
.uaf"d and another Tract between
made >rvt raj Tracts formerly Ross
and winch conveyed the David
heirs 10 The Caaw ba Iron Works Company first named
Tract Anthracite Coal found great abundance within one
mile ot the Furnace and Iron Ore within
distance The improvements fine. in addition
Furnace and other buildings there Tract Va
luabc trlst MILL Saw Mil and several good Houses The
iron aud sngs mad AT this establishment superior
quality The metal equal u not superior
state Of Virginia. This valuable property viii sold upon
credit OF nine eighteen and twenty four months desired The
Tract containing between and 10000 will sold in mar
GELS To >ui purchasers At the time, will offer for sale
at public auction upon credit of six months six tons OF
Castings also all the personal property Works including
Marking Tools Flasks, Patterns, Purchasers will he re-
quircd bonds with good security amount of their
purchases The title Of the above property believed 10 be good
acting Trustees will only convey vested nm n.
WIN b. ARCHER.
Oct IL FIN ALIEN ?. ESKRIDGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

= WV.
HAVING determined 10 change in life in sell
my Tract of Land lying III the fork Little Guinea crerk
and AppomaoN and the Guinea road md
half acres more or less one third Of which Land equal to
any on inc Her ana produces rs WE'LL and the balance
high state well adapted corn whoa, and
tobacco The improvements two House with
two rooms below and stairs finished style urw
Garden and Yard well pacd in and other out hnses for the
accommodation OF family Terms will bcraI-fom one 10
credit will he the purchasers y scuno tIr
payments, &c This Land within miles Stony Pon,
Mills and FIVE above Cemonown Mills in fine respectable
nesb"rhood a any in The state Posses
latey to seed wheat Application the
stony Point Mills, my who lives the premises will
meet with attention. ZACH GOODMAN
Cumberland, Oct 10, 1890. 47-wiw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

MEDICAL COTLEGE-In Richmond tTrginia
THE Winter Session of ihc Medical Deparrurn, al. Hmm
den Sidney College VIII Richmond on The I.i
Monday in November I'D aud the last Of February
following. '
dicine.
l.. w Chambcaynr, W. D., OF Matera M.dira and
Therapeutics 80
r. Boannan, NJ D. Professor Obstetrics and Disease. Of
Women and Children. "
Thomas Johnson W. D., Professor Anatomy and pbrsooc,
Augustus J.. Warner, VI. d., Professor Surgery =
Socrates Maupin, NJ d. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
The inrmary attached the College furnishes an annie nmn
her of Medical and Surgical clinical insuco
the Winter Clinical Lectures will also be delivered n The Aims
House Pcuicna,, the Student viii hav. aces,
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D., Deem ofte Eaenfv
VT - i1-tNG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17
Tbs Contrast

HARRISON AND ANTI-MASoNRY.
The Albany Argus says there is point IN the
character Of the Federal candidate for the Presidency,
it must be conceded, IN which he marif.Sts something
like consistency. When he does essay 10 make an
avowa of his principles, his complsancc 10 his inter-
city Of opinion. EynsIve, trucking ond double deal
ng, he is nuw, what hr has shown hms"lf-a
ready professor of any creed which may appear pro-
mise him official distinction and power not hcStaing
10 blow hot and cold with the BREATH according to
his view Of the emergency Of the case.
We place in contrast, below the replies of Mr.. Van
Buren, and Gen H., VIXEN they each in nOrnna.
for III" Presidential Char four years ago, and
addressed by Committee Of the .inmasomc National
hut explicit: wimc Gen Harrison labors TO shape
his language that 1t BE- used neither for against
him, and concludes with presumption, which must be
understood 10 hope, that II essentially meets
ME rier$ Of the inquIrcrs- ~ \, Era.
WAsmI>GToS, May ~, l-36.
Gentlemen have 10 acknov ledge the receipt OF
your letter communicating To me resolution adopted
by the ''Na,onn Anu. Masonic Conventions, recently
assembled in PhlladcphIa Insruc;ing you 10 ask me
whether, If elected President of the L s. would ap-
point adhering Nasons ofice-and have the honor to
state reply that should not in the alluded to,
feel it to be my duty TO enquire whether applicants for
office were either adherina Masons opponents of
the Masonic institution. Whilst the fact Of any such
applicant being an adhcrng Mason would certainly not
be regarded by constituting ground of prefer
ence | could not AZ the time, look upon either
circumstance creating bar 10 qualification for Office,
# the applicant should prove be- all other respects
we'll entitled thereto.
| am gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedIent servant,
VAN RJ-REE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17
Nnnru RrNn. May %. lS2G.

NORTH BIND, May %, 1896.
Gentlemcn-I had the honor to receive Your commu-
nIcatIon Of the +lh inst, enclosing resolution passed
by the Anti Masonic National Convention recently
semblrd Philadelphia, requesting TO answer the
following question: VIZ:
eff elected President Of the United States, would you
appoint adhcrng Alasons 10 office"
Having heretofore written number of letters to Gif.
fcrent gentlemen belonging 10 The Anti Masonic pnrty
i'll P-nns yvana, and cxprcsScd views the subject
of anti Masonry and how far it ought BE- connected
with national politics, and having subsequently, received
and accepted the nomination Of the AMI Masonic Com
ventons Of the States of Pennsylvania and Vermont il
would seem 10 that my sentiments the subject OF
Ant.Nasonry mast be extensively known and APP
preciat"G, To these opinions and facts, would most
respectfully refer YOU Blu, in answer to vour in.
ierroaa,ory, beg leave to you that if elected
President o! Tho t. > would no account nominate
any 10 c!c", who held the opinion that his oblga-
tons 10 secret society superior 10 those which
he avowrd 10 The laws and Constitution of his country
This, pr sumo essentially meets the views of the
body which you represent.
have the honor to be,
With great respect,
Your humble sery't,
WIN. II. HARRISON.
To w. W Irving, Z. Birdseye, W. a. Simpson, 7
Stevens, +. S. Williams c. Ogle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

Tour obeUItnt servanf,
NJ. VAN buren,.
To w. w Irvine Ezekiel RIrdseye, W. a. Simpson,
Thaddrus Stevens, Edward S Williams, and Chas.
Ogle, Esqrs.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17
VALUABLE PROPERT

To W. W. Irving, E. Brdseye, w. a. Simpson, I
Stevens, Z. S. Williams, c. Oge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

prospects Of abundant revenue have resulted in the
necessity Of borrowing and this too when the Nation
al Treasury has in thirty millions deposIte beyond
the demands it, though not AVAILABLE do the trainers
Of the declaration al Bunker Hill hope to conceal the
bankrupt condition Of our own Commonwealth, under
Wing managers
If they honest in censnring the L. States Co
vcrnmeut for issuing FIVE millions of Treasury notes
rather than call The States for their drpostcs, why
not censure McmseireS for borrowing three hURdred
Thousand dOarS upon Treasury notes, scrip OF this
Commonwealth, To pay its back debts and authorizing
the Treasurer to borrow S23O,GU0 often as
pdutcdt
Why not tell the people of Massachusetts, that their
Wing rulers have expended nndy-Mrce thousand dol
lars, for surveys, TO get Stale map, with visible
end to the project yet, and with the discovery that after
all, the sections on the map will not match, and must
be re-surveyed or forced.
Why not tell them that in 1875, Marcus Morton
when acting Governor, left the State Treasury with
balance of SD 900 over expenditures That when
John Davis came in Governor, the State owed nothing
but when lie and his successor, Governor Everett
tired they had about five years, expended orer re-
ceipts, S265,jl5 leaving funded debt of 100000
and an estimated sum of Si3i 80 to be paid lS42
That IN they had horrOred to pay State debts
81 l35 404, and had obliged the State to pay about
$4,000 the very last year, for interest borrowed
money. to say nothing of the FIVE millions and hall
of loans OF Stac scrip, hypohecated, sold, to be
pledged to Mr. Webster clients, the Earrings in Lon
don, upon which predicated much of the brokerage
influence on both sides the water that is now urging
the election of Harrison for President, and Davis fol
Governor order to perfect the plans for another enor
issue of State scrip
Neither did they tell the people that their Militia
calm all expended their unsold Name lands al
sunk and pledged till 1857 to pay subscriptions tc
Stocks and the surplus revenue disposed of; making
moneys borrowed and received from these sources
S35c2 000 and yet the State is more in debt than she
was in the of the Revolution; and the farms ant
property of the whole Commonwealth, and every mar
in it. piedgsdo British brokers and hig SPECTATORS
The e1tent Of thirty fourth part Of the ,cholc ratuator
Of property in lands and estates.
How emncn,ly qualified must our opponents be Il
give lessons upon political economy, and censurc the
General Government for extravaganza!
In short, the whole of this declaration declares no
thing 1t leaves the great question, 'chat cH you do
how will you change the settled measures of tn,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
HhYsic and Fhysicianns.

OUR late friend, Rev. G. c. Cotton, makes me
I pmllowing remarks in his celebrated wo,k
Il aeon. or many things in Il few words "No
men dcspse physc as much AS physIcians, oeca"so
no ucu so thoroughly understand how hue II can
pcriorn They have been tmkcrt"g me hu',"l
constitution four thousand years, III order 10 icu
IN ,,,re pbou. MS many disorders. The result Is
tt,t ,a,trnru aud brimSi0RG are the only spec"cs
bc,, have discovered. All the fatal mh'ahlrs con
inn IN be what they in the days OF iarace',
s,,s Uioocrates ard Galen, 'opprobrla med'c"ru'h
i, ia iruc that each disorder has had uouSahu
. ,r.scriuIions, put not a Sinle remedy lhey pour
y yorciy of salts and acids, into n marble morU"r
and cxnect similar results when these ingredients
arc roured in 10 the human stomach but whal can
me So groundcss as reaSunlngs built on snch an"'"'
,,es For the marble mortar admits me agency
1r ornosoIcric air, which cannot be Said OF the hu
man stomach and again the human stomach pos
e.s,s life and the gastric juice, which cannot oe
| so,I of HE marble mortar
II il hotter TO have recourse to non.pr"'eSSoh
! NJ man if he can cure disorders, although ne
cannot explain them. In IA certain consultation OF
physrcians IN this kingdom they all differed about
inc nature Of an Intermittent and all plansibly he
6ncd Tho disease. At length Il non.medcal, wh'
had been called in thus nerposed Gentlemen
Won al seem to differ about the nature OF an inter
intent; permit to meexplan An intermittent 1"
cever. gentlemen, is disorder which Gun cure
and Which YoH cannot,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
ArrNle. NnNa ScntIa
COUNTEEFEITs, BEWARE OF IMPOSE
T!ONi

Each genuine bottle II enclosed IN u blue wrap.
per, which - label, signed by SAMSON REED.
NONE OTHER CANBE GENUINE.
IL The outside yellow Label III haV q ,on and
alter December l-i9, ia addition To that of Slmp
son Reed, the Signature olNN. JOINS CUTLER, one
OF hts paTlncrs
The great CSlv5tty &C the Vegetable Pulmonrry
Basam has bCtn the cause of attempts to intToducr
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name of the seuuine, are calcu'ae To mislead and
deceive the public Among these mixtures are the
American Pulmonary Bal>am, "CumpnundPulmo
nay Balsamc syrup 'Pulnonary Balsam' Car
teT's Compound Pulmonary Blsam and others.
Purchasers for the true aruole bv lis whole name
PULMONARY BA:SAM and see that il has tho
marks aud gratures of the genuine
Each bottle snd seal ~ stamped Vegetable Pull
monary Balsan
.ONE MoHt tuJNrEEFEII, besides the 'Ameri.
can Pulr'onary Baisam, and others above alluded
t".-An atiumpi has seen made tu deceive the pub
hc b. spurious li'Aturo called Vegetable Pulmo.
nary Balsam, sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes sampson Lee--sdid 10 prepared by an
unPnnciplcd uan IA Bangor, Me. The name Is
written Ia Wy 20 resemble the genuine signature
aud Is most lJul attempt to deceive the public
and avoid the punishment that await actual forge
FOR sale by REED, WING N CUTLER 0ate
Low " Reed wholesale dealers in Drugs Medi
clnes, Paints md D,e SIuHs. No. "a Chatham
street Boston a.-' b., Luther Jeyett ST. Johnsbu.
~, w., aud " MILAN Dauville VI.
i'''' '"'' l67eply.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
STATE OF VERMONT,

ESSEX DISTRICT, o.
Alta Probate Court holden at Guildhail, in al
district on the 3Oth day of October, a. ID. lA
by the Hon. Joseph Gleason, Judge CT said
Court
VENIlE foregoing application having been duly
H. presc ntcd to said Court. 1t is ordered by SAD
court that the heirs and all concerned in said esil
be notified Of sal application, and that the SAM
will be taken into consideration at a probate cOu
10 he holden Il, the probate Office in GudhhlI ia
said district, on the Odd day Of November, A, D.
1910, by publishing said application. together with
Il copy of the record of this order three weeks SUI
| cessivelv in the Calcdonian, a newspaper Yvme
~ ST. J1hnsb,ry in the County Of CALEDONIA, at
Which crculalrs in the neighorhood Of those rs
! ested
i7Ow3 WIN. HEYW GOD, in. Rfgisr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
CURES EFFECTED BY THE USE or M0R'
RISON 81 liEDICLNES:
1,n Dr. GEO. TAYEOR. ga Broadwny

TO DR.. GEO. TAYLOR. "a Broadway
Sir-For about nine yeats have been in a de
clining state Of health From my own feelings
and in the opinion of Others was in the last sta
yes Of consumption. The doctors having gwen me
M. [ was induced by n friend Ia the lygenn
cause 10 try Mo,risons Pills OF the British College
of Health. Besides consumption, II compliant had
settled in one of my arms, and the muscles had be-
come so contracted tina, could not get my hands
together by four inches am now in good health
nv arms are of equal length in iactl ann new
being.
in hopes that n knowledge of it may induce other
sufferers to try your invauahl" medicines to which
alone, by divine permission, attribute my resto'
raticn TO health after so many years OF affection
Yours, with respect, SARAH BARilYDT,
dist street between Sl, aud 9th Avenues, n. Y.
| Ates,ed by Mr. j. T. PERRY. corner Of StlI
Avenue and 4ls, Street. May Sth 1899.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
To tho Hon. the Probate Court for the Disrjc, :,
Essex in the State ofVermont.

To ,bo Hon. the Probate Court for the Disrio, =,
Essex in the State ofVermont.
yTyilE unders igned, William Moore, Admins,,
tor Of the goods and Estate of SrEpHps
MOORE, late of Lunenburg in the county Of I p
sax. represents to your Hon. Court that thero -
mains Of the estate Of the said deceased fam ~
unted in said Lunenburg consisting o lot No. q
The second Division Of the Right of Philip Co..
r;dgo and lot No % in the Second Division of H.
right of Samuel Martin, and tho Second Diyis,
lo1 of the right of the first Settled Minister in sa
Junenbug. except the part thereof which I'
hccn assigned to the widow Of said deceased, %
her dover. and that all the debts of said deceos,i
and costs of administration have been paid and s,i
arm is left to be divided among eight heirs the chi
dram of said deceased, and the undersigned rem,
.ents tha, il viii! be beneficial TO said heirs Il all
,orested in said estate that the whole Of said real
estate ,ncluIing the reversion OF the widows lov
or sbond be sold for the reason that four Of sa3
heirs reside out Of the State of Vermont and ola
far The reason Tint said real estate cannot be dr.
dcd among said heirs without great injury to tn
same. and whereas all Of said heirs residing in lh
Stale. having by their guardian, they being miuOu
given their appreciation in writing TO said saf
| The undtrs gned therefore requests your iionOHH,
Court 10 grant him license TO sci the whole Of sal
real estate including the reVers'on OF the widow
dover.
WILLIAM MOORE, administrator
GnildhalI, October 30th, 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
FlNHssa FOR SALE

SIFuATED one mile from Lyndon Centre, o.
~ the road from Lyndon to Stanstead contai
ing about ono hundred acres of excellent land n
good state of cutiva,ion-30 acres of good rneadof
and about 81 acres pasturng aud tilage, 'oeaJH
esd;-one good BARN, 40 by so, wi,h7a good N
dcI gronnm Stabtc;-a good ,oeU proporhm'
HOUSE, SHED and VOOD-HOUSE, in good re-
pair SchooIhouse within about 100 rods-GrH'
aud Saw-uilI within half mile Of said premises
Terms OF payment mnde easy to the PURCHASE
hould like Il part Of said dover, the rest sOme~
ei day. a..
For further particulars enquire Of Col. lS''
Chase OF Wheelock Hollow. 1911
-3upnSt 10, 1910
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17

StrRANED from pasture IN Wheei"o" rrond
- lime since, one red lw0 year olI sFe'; " IG
N horns. It is thought ;le cut off from the ,e'
ar also, three yeargs, ono brindIe bHIl ana 'ho
.,b,r. spccked, one steer he other heller W VIZ
over viii return give information "heIo 1I ~,
N.I-,,'. Fletcher Of Lyndon or King nm o.
III. bi,d The subscriber has in his possession oII
small red two year old steer The owner Is icqnosno
=, 49,. nroocfty pay charges and take INN away
P'''' WELCOME J. FLETCHER;
I,r5,n Oct 81, l-lO. -" w"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17

DuSo EASY Il was The remark Of Johnson 10
hS friend GarrIsk, when the latter had shown
him ell the beauties aud luNuras Of his cuunt "
seRi--"al this increases the officially u dying go
And how onen do n the world labor and
toll to attain position IN life which IT, IS es
uemsly difiieu Il 70 resign at the summons OF
death
We read ofone, however, who had a "ull eXpe
nenee Of tho vanity and emptiness OF the world and
"hodid not desire it, wealih or fsplshsures whohad
nae ms full share Of affection, and who withal had
'ho most hNe'y ini,h IN the Savior, who upon &C