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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-25
There were sbou, $50 killed, which, on an average,
would be worth about G3 each, making the aggre-
gate value of the whales G450.
Democratic Candidates.

DCWOcTGtfC CuHdfuutfSs
ron GOVERNOR,
Gen. DAVID IL. POR Il l. IL.
ron ASSEMBLY,
David Ii. Montgomery.
ron COMMISSIONER,
Philip Weiser.
ron TREASURER,
George Weiser.
ron AUDITOR,
Hugh Dawson.
WuIG CANDIDATES.
For Gopernor,
JOHN BANKS.
For assembly,
Grs. HENRY FRICK.
For Commissioner,
DAVID McWILLIAMS
For Treasurer,
PETER LAZARUS.
For Audtor,
JACOB PAINTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
VERMONT BUTTER.

CO Tho article below contains some trlflng
errors but they are such as the intelligent reader
can correct:
VERMONT BUTTER
The county of Caledonia, in Vermont, has long
been celebrated for its dories and its butter and
cheese has frequently carried off the prizes from
places where competition is open 10 the whole
Union. Caledonia, as its name imports was
chiefly settled 10y Scotch families and the thrift
of the country is strongly observable in that ag-
ricultural district. The editor of the Farmers
Visitor spent few days in that county not long
since and has given some interesting notes OF hrs
visit connected with the agriculture OF that place
4 In the hest diaries, those from which the butter
! that took the highest premiums OF the Massachu
!, sets Society came, the milk Is allowed to stand
about 48 hours before the cream is taken from IT.
4 1t is then churned in the old fashioned wooden
hand churn, worked in cold water which is re-
l peatedy drained off until the milk entirely d,s'
Z appears and the less the butter is worked' ''c
better it is deemed. Woraing IN tho manner
v commonly prncticed to free il from the nlllk, Is
4 condemned in these diaries as injurious W 'le
y quality of the butter, leaving 1t tough or s'rlhgy,
y aud causing il 10 adhere to the KNIFE IN INC uuI-
nv of MIR W. Buchop who has Obtained five pre-
d nums at Boston for huiter-two of 500 each
q and three of $50 each the milk in warm weather
stands thirty hours, and in cold, forty eight hours
N In the hot season. in this dairy, pounds ot salt
Il is allowed to 100 pounds of butter, and in cold
4 weather, pounds. NO salt pe're IS useu' pI!'
Z; about a pound of finely powdered Loaf sugar Is
4 sprinkled into each hundred pounds Of butter.
] The butter in these diaries when made, is packed
4 in firkus, which hold from thirty to fifty pounds
It is so pucked us to be very solid, and The surface
q of The butter in the irkin is covered with tim
a white cloth, over which fine salt IS spread. some
cover the surface with a pure brine aud clean
lcloth. Caledonia butter always commands high
4 price in market; ami that from the premium dai-
RIGS ranges from twenty three TO thirty cents per
spound. The summer yield of butter from COW
varies from 100 to 1875 pounds each, taking the
Il whole dairy, heilers and cows. That the dairy
business, even at such a distance from market, Is
i profitable is shown by the fact that nearly ell the
principal families engaged in it fer my time, have
from small beginnings risen to opulence The
agricultural products Of Caledonia, independent
i Of the dairy, are described as ample and iron
4 every part OF the country proofs are accumulaiins
of the excellence of the crops and the rich reward
(which has awaited the labors Of the husbandnan
CnltivGt0r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
ANOUGu, ASTHMA. SPLITTING BLOOI
"a OF GO YEARS STANDING, CURED By
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
InfOh's IhlI5dCIpnla Eve l us'.
PhllgdclI bia. Augnsl I6tn. ISIS.

Hhl'EdCG bia, August Ibtu, 1858.
Mr. Atkinson-Dear Sir: 1t has been my misoi.
tune TO labJr under cough and ashnatical oppr.s
sion, for moe thau hall century. When a soldier
"A The American camp, n IT'S, with many others
owing TO sreai exposure, had violent attack Of di .
of The lungs, by which was disabled from dutS
for Il lang time. Since That period until recently, J.
have never been free from violent cough and diff
Guilty ofbreathing. Year after year | have cxpecoT
aied over gill day oflen much more and some
lines mixed with blood. For months together, nieh
alter uight have had TO set or be bosIcrcd up tc
obtain my breath. The weakness and debility c6us
ed by srch constant cxpecoraIon, frequently brou h
me TO state bordering on Gcalb. Ii has been n mat
ter oi asioni-hmeEi To- my family aud friends, That ]
am here to rite this 10 gu. have ha skifu ply
sicans 10 attend me, and every Ting douc that wa
thought likely TO give me relief without any b;ncf
cial effect. Last winter had another very
attack o. inflammation Of The unes, which fully tx
pccted would be the last. ] then considered my
past the aid oil medicine, when was persuaded to
call in Or jayne. With the assistance OF Divin,
Providence, through him | was once more raiseC
from my bed. but the coughing and Wheeling wcari.
ed me day and night. He advised me 10 use his ex
peclorant. | did SO, with strong hope that /,
had Gu cd man, OF my acquaintance Of various dis,
eases OF the lungs, il night al icast mitigate my sui.
lerpgs. Need say how graiit | feel? II has
rflecnally cured me- As soon us commenced la
king it, found ii reached my case, aud began 1t
| breath with more freedom. My cxpoctoraon b.
came easy, and nay cough entirely left ne. |
lcel as well ever | did in MY life, AID am bette
than have been for the last sixty years. Last sum
MGR spit great deal Of blood; now, hatk God, an
perfectly cured. Now, sir, after suffering 90 long
aud finding last such signal rrei from Or. Jayne
Expecio,ant, feel anxious 10 inform my fellow Gill;
zens where relief may he had.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen.
No. 35 Lombard street.
| MI Harris has long been u worthy mcmbel 1--WE
believe Deacon,l OF he First hPpttst Church in-'hi-
city, and implicit confidence may be placed in his as
ser;ious.- Editor ofthe Post.
| The above valuable medicine may be had whole
! sale aud retail, al JAYNE'S DRUG AND CHEM.
Heal. STORE No 90 South Sd stree, Philadelphia.
and f p WALTON e. SONS, Monprhtt, VI.
This ENpectorant never fail, 10 cLrc Asilana OF re-
iicve Cough.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
From the Pil,sburg Advertiser.

An important discovery A citizen of this city,
who has long been afflicted with the gravel, has
discovered, what in his case, is sovereign reme-
dy for that distressing complaint.
Take the buds of the balm OF Giead tree,
gathered at the time they are expanding 10 form
the leaf. one pint, put them in quart botte--fiIl
il with old Holland Gin; in lew days it will be
fit for use In ordinary cases, one table spoonful
,hroe times day, taken in n tumber of water is
sufficient; in extreme cases, increase the dose to
the quantity of n wine glass full, adding ten drops
of Iaudan,im; it dissolyes the gravel and he be-
lieyes will dissolve the stone. His case was an
extreme one. often requiring The MD of the caihe-
,er With him, no other medicine has ever pro-
duced dissolution and discharge OF gravel. lfil
operales upon others as upon him, the discovery
Is invaluable, and The fact OF his making it public
Justly places him upon the list OF beneiactors to
the human family.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
MAGNETIC ODONTICA.

YVNHE TEETH HE TEETH Tho fact Is proved, ana
tho most ceduous and doubling are iny convinced rs
have evle, from the sale al sOSooD oos OF lha
Utopan of the achymst are ua
remedy discovered preserving these Important am usNu
the human system tho OF the Magnetic
Odontiea which by attractive, purifying and strengthening
all Pxtrdneous substances from he teeth ana
preserves them IN their natural braney, and the gums In
auu bcnuty II aseeaIned om that
man. with natuT al When they ale decaied
progress will be anesod aud The teeth preserved aud pre-
vented from th has been done In multitude of
nsances aud thousands ofeases nervous toolhache
hat climax of paint has at once been eh.etugy cured by
most poplar dontco IN Amer lea And In conclusion
where OF who the young lady gentema aye the ndivdu
breath more than y coats that will be longer destitute Of
box Of Dr tehcooks gnoc Olontcai For suo whole
sale and retail by S BURBANK, Montpehe VI So yeo
EDURE WINE kept consi lily OH hand and
n lor sale by SlLAS BURBAH (, JR. II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

NEI NOTICE.
w LILLIAN BROWNS Genuine Compound Boncset
Candy, Mcdicacd--Pricc ~ for cents an
oz-FOr the Of coughs IDS hoarseness sore throat
hopping cough also is extensive use for clearing he
pf vbcas's and public speakers lis geatrepuiann
ard sac has caused many couniecis to be OIL
fercd to the public II is 10 years since commenced
making this popular cough remedy In order to get the gem
unr for the future ohscvs my name stamped in the candy
also tho directions signed by the proprietor. Every
hodv is using it AM all recommending il. In tact ii IS
,itciali in tn . mnu,h of the whole community.
The certificate u james Richu dson is sulcleE, to show
it's popularity
thereby certify that within the last forty days have
manuac ured for Mr. WIN Brown, om medicaicd dec1c'
ton, hree thousand hundred and nine pounds OF HIS
Compound B1nsci Candy, and stamped il VIM Blown,
Boston. "a MES RlCbA hDSpN.
For genuine, call for WIN Crowns Bonsc Candy M cd
cdtrd, which is FIR slo IN Boston only by the prnPeiI
isl Washington st Preston, Federal st; Joseph KID
der, Court s.; Seth Fowe Prince s.; James Fowle and
Co. Greene ST; Cartcr Hanover st. For sale only III
Montpelier by Bancroft and RIkcr Jan 1871 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

10 cure poisoned Lambs send you recipe
to cure lambs wien poisoned with Wdhcy, 50
called here. It grows OH low lands, about one
foot high, and is green the year round. 10 ha!i
pound of black tea, put one quart OF water, Go''
it until you get he strength OF the tea, sweeie''
with molasses, and give two table spooniuls at Il
time. One dos, : IN most cases sufficient
ISAAC GAMBLER.
Great Falls =. r.. Amer Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
q nrnlessnr

OftLat high art 80 II first rate dresser.
lie tlet eiore FASTENED to COMMITMENTS personally
with the diplomatic corps. As he says in his let
ter:
Mr ----- gave me an account OF the official
visit of The diplomatic corps; and heard the same
through another Of them"
immediately thrreupOn he expressed hts ndig
nation through his iavorite paper designing
thereby at once to correct the administration,
and TO sOothe the wounded feelings of nsultcd
and rriiated diplomacy. We trust that the rep
resentatives Of foreign powers will thus under
stand that neither the presence q The ladies nor
the collectors lrock cont were meant as an inlen-
tional insult on the part Of the nation, bnt were
errers OF ignorance. Mr.. Fox is, we know,
good natured man, like his illus,rious relative
Charles Fox, aud somewhat too careless of forms
himself; hut we regret TO say that Baron Won
Schwruzwetterhurgh SchaG hausen, the miSs;sier
resident Of the reignmg Dake Of liohcnzpllcrn,
has demanded his passports We trust Inc letter
in this MORNINGS Argus will induce him 10 recon
slider his belligcreut resolution.
For our own part, we take our stand. No con-
sderdlon Of personal friendship for Mr. Curtis
will induce us TO hazard the peace Of the nniior
in defence OF bis conduct If he is demanded by
the Duke of Hohcnzollern llechenzgen, lie must
be given up We leave him to the magmanilnity
ofhis Serene Hghness.
This is 10 light matter The consequence of
The flock coat may be terrible, /" absolutely" as
Judge Scott would say, The French revolution,
ills well known, was hurried on, and the monar-
cly overthrown in consequence OF Roland, the
Minister of the Interior, coming to Court with
strings in his shoes instead Of huckles.
"Roland, the just, with ribbons in his shoes |"
How could he be just, said his predecessor in of
flee, without huckles? How can Gen. Harrison
administer the foreign affairs, if Curtis is per
United to come in his frock coat 10 see The For
ign Ministers presented? The thing is mpossi-
lie, and in all irankness, and burying all consd-
Grafton of party politics, we say that il must be
corrected. Albany Jou.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
al his Hare Nom q cough ?eEC

Tn.NMGA DIE Of co@sgmgon oyC[y ycG, in the U
coughs tels That be cured by DR. " Heheoeks
TcgeaJe Virgin Cream Cough Drps safe medical plescrp
mining poisonous drugs, aud used in an extensive
prucco for several yeais will positively afford relief aad
sayo you from that awful disease pulmoaary consumP""
which annually into the grave hundreds OF the young,
the old the fair the lively md the gay Have you coug-
cur@usn bottle of the cough drops today
tomorrow may lajcl Have you cough DIR lliccocks
Vegetable Vgm tteam Cough Drops is the only remedy
should take YOU for this plain reason that IN one OF
tho Thousand where has been used has failed to relieve
rice per buu e For sale wholesale aIi retail by
BURB4N NIX. Aiuntprcr Sieoly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

DR. WNl. EVANS celebrated Cainumilc Tonic
- and Family Aprrent Pills. for Dyspepsia Nerve
Gus diseases, Prostitution OF Nervous and Vial Ener
gy Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and De-
rangement OF the Digestive Organs for sale at The
Rock stare of e. p. Walton and Son. Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
GLASS, GLASS, GLASS --t5oo0 fee; Glass assor-
VI ted sizes for sale by Bancroft and Rker Dec 1910
n-TUUNlORSI UITMORSU. N

~ ied sizes Tor sale ny pehcroi anu nlNo'' - ,o1V
IN ITHUMORS! HUMoRS!lsD
HE attention Of that part Of the community who are
aflcltd'wih Salt Rheum, Loprosy, ST. An'honys FHc
Erysplas or Scroula Of any kind are directed to no"
compound which, by internal application proves sure
safe and complete remedy for all kinds Of humors' rms
wonderful medicine is prepared by Mr. Charles Jones OF
Claremont NJ Il. who for many years has Dcen allcen
with the cprosy in its possible forms, and by unwea-
ried exerons in expert ncnng upon his own person. mas AZ
last found complete cure. This compound mas never
failed of doing its imports work where fair trial has been
made and directions followed Certificate after certificate
might he here laid before the public TO lis wonderful Ell
ccts Blu, the reader is referred those who keep The ar-
Gle fur where particulars and recommendations may
he had So confident the dscovorc otthis valuable med
icnc that h9 makes bold TO the world that IN,
pcic warranted where directions fully implied
in New England and by j.. p. Walton Sons only in
Montpelier. W vi particulars may be had. eOlt
VNHE HAIR! THE HAIR !! THE HA1R!!! No bet
evidence is wanting allow the superiority Of tho
genuine Buffalo Oil over other preparations Than that mum
Der Of Druggists cndcavnrng to initiate 1t and o'sung
their miserable limitations on the public, for gcnune rood
advertisement, beware of pe'ilars.
Genuine Buffalo Oh is last taking place Of all other ar-
Giles promote The growth sof en- and beauty the ha
It's use ayes il soncss hit no other article does and
curl bcapfullyby free it will darken and
give the hair satin gloss it is highly peruncd aud gives
petlcc, satisfaction all who have given II al. You
will observe the signature Of tho proprietor, William Brcwn
also Buffalo OH imprinted on the bottle In consequence
of counterfeit which has recently appeared and now
for salc have been persuaded To obtain new aOel en-
cr0ycd on copper for which have secured copy rgn,
entered according n Congress in tho Clerks OF
flee Of The District Court Of Massachusetts Any iniiny-
uen viii be dealt with according 10 law, For sale by
| BANCROFT AND RIkER, Montpelier. JanIsll tt
DR TAYLORS DALSANI OF LIVERWOltT for
LJCouahs Colds, Consumptcn, Asthma, Liver Complaint
Pains in the Chest Raising Blood, Night Swcats, etc.
CERTIFICATES
have had cough, raising b,oad and matter from tho
lungs pam through The chest and night sweats r SIX years
| Through the blessing Of Cod cured BY d. TayoTs
3aeam Of Lycwot. 1t truly the medicine Tor the poor
where il does benefit, the expense is returned.
| ALEXANDER SMl I'll I5l Forsyth street, and Sex
ton oflNev. Mr.. Siiw ellis meeting in Christie street.
y! June 9Th, 1910.
have suffered many years from weakness, papilaon
The heart and lately cured by DR. Tnyrors Balsam
Livcrwou. Nj. YOUNG corner Of Tiery and Adams
streetj, Brooklyn.
For sale at the Bookstore Of L. p. WALToN& SONS
Montpelier. T2f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
u COPING COUGH AND GROUP.

Az DOPING COUGH AND GROUP
y Z TO PARENTS. JAYNE'S EXPECTO.
RANT, IS without exception tic most valuable pre-.
paraton use, for the above diseases. II convert
looDing Cough into q mild and !ractable disease
and shorlcns its duration more than orc half and
produces certain and speedy recovery. Ftom bal
10 one tea ST oonf, will certainly cure CttEp in in
an,s and youag Children in m,( an hour to an hour.
The lives Of hundreds Of children will DC saved annu
ally, by always kecfing II hand ready for ever,
emergency. Eorsae OF 10. 60 sonlh Sd street .Ph;i
adelpha, and By E. P. Walton e. Sons. at the Mon
pelier Book store, Montpelier, VI. a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

Consumption and Lirsr complaint. As n genera
comedy foi these tiscatts, aui fully satisfied, iron
long experience, there Is no mecicine equal 10 DR..
TuyIor's Balsafn OF Liverwor Being purely Nege-
able, it can be used with tho utmost safety Ivy all
pe,suns in every condition. Il rcanscs the lungs b,
xr,cInru ion, relieves LiG- Vii breathing ard feemi
o heal the chest. Trerc can be 10 question, bU
his medicine is a certain tutc for chronic coughs
aud cods. favc used it Tor iuGr years in my pr9c
tee, and always with success
AT. ROGERS, MD.
Consumption!-T following remarks were akeL
from the last number oi the Medical Magazines
1.-THE surprising effect produced by DIR. Taylor
Bal am OF LiverwOr. in consuinplIve cases, oanno
all exciting deep and thrilling interest Throughout
he world We have so long believed this dlseast
Consumption iDcurabIs, that it is difficult to ciedi
,ur senses when we see persons cvidcnty oonsump
I'VE, restored 10 health. Yet this is fact OF dali!
occurrence how then can we question the virtue
he above mcdCinc2 In our next, we shall he NOR
explicit; meantime wc hope physicians will maxi
nal ot This medicine and report its effects 10 US"
Observe! Buy only that which made at the Oh
Office, 37j Bowcry n. Y. and which is sold b,
agents, E. II. Picn,iss and Silas Burbank Jui'.
Montpelier.
Useful Information may he obtained from Cirou-
lars and certificates in The hands Of agenis-Pric,
50 per bottle IS emo
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BRoADCLoTHs, CAssIMEREs AND
VESrINGSl

VESGINCSI
DUFUS II. RIKER, Draper and Tailor
state street. opposite the bark, a, the old stand
OF J, tikcr & Sou, has received from New York q
good and Fashionable assortment Of Broad Cloths
Casslmcros and Vestnge. Embracing super Blk
blue, brown and olive green Broodclohs, super black
Doe Skin Cashmere, do. sup. black double millet
ond drub Cashmere, black Satin and Velvet Yes.
tings do. plain and figured Satns, Marsaillcs, Va
lcncia end Worsjed blue, brown and drab Beaycr
and Pilot Cloths Over Codts; trimmings of fall kids
silk cord for coats and surouts bindings; surges
Silccia Bomba2ines Silk; Twist Marshall'sIncl
Thread, all colors aud numbers fo'd satu vevel
Buttons do listing, do guilt, do. brocadc and rwis
Buttons; Suspcndors, B9soms, Collars, Drilled Eyed
Needles, inch Measures. &c. &c. Garments web.
made and in the most fashionable style. Cutting
done lot others TO make and warranted to 81, at 'hof
notice. Gentlemen wishing Tor fashionable gar
ments arc respectfully invited 10 call at the old slano
opposite the Bank.
N. g. The Fall and Winter Fashions FOR lS40-l
received.
Monirclhr Nov. 1910 so 6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
M@WORM LOZENGES |

a SOVEREIGN remedy for WORMS for sale by S p RED
N FIELD This medicine has tho double advantage Of be-
lug safe remedy and easily administered being
leey paatate Parents having children suffering this
lady should he able administer tho above Other
medic on the first fsymptoms indicative of the
above dsease-at itching tho nose offensive and fever
sh breath sickness of tho stomach short dry cough grinding
of the teeth flushing heats and starting IN sleep Tho above
medidno for sale in any quaatty by p REDFJELD.
Mont Iier, Feb "a, lSiI-93 GIN
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| GMNUiNil EXTRANT IN TOM ATO.

GENUINE EXTRACT or TOM TO,
VUSr tcc,Ned :cW Dnz Of Dr. Mils' To.
j mlto PILLS: Thee pulls ure the oily suhsti
,ule for caoml ever YrepGrcd from The Tnmatv-
being az almost iuiasbu remedy Tor bilious lever,
Inflammation of the head or chest rhcn nalsm any
form Of acute Diseases aicuns oflhu liver, dispep.
a, bowel complaints, Indigestion Sc. II is cleans.
ing and Purifying 10 The system, acts in perfect bar
monv with HE kpowL laws OF he, aud is undoub,.
sdy ono of tn most valuable ar iclcs ever Offered
tor public trial, t2r sale al thu Bookstore of
f.. Z. WALTON g. SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
:, Q " Y ION AND II tN OUMI La J.
DR.. TAYLOR S
BALSANI OF LEVERWORT.

III AS been used successfully for eight years il
Il q the OF hese Diseases. Remember, h
,r NAL apd genuine isl made only a. 375 Bowery
'. Y. All others are spurious and Unauthorized
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

HENS will, it is said, be sure to furnish al extra
quantity of eggs, if you dca to euch about II gill
Of oats per day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

Pe,o PrOpe ty. The Danbury (Conn) Times
contains the report of trial which took place nj
the last Fairfield county court in that state, which
is somewhat of novel nature. 1t originated in
two persons--llezekial Price and Elphalet Lyon
both claiming pew in the Greenfield Congre-
gational Meeting House. The former that he
might appropriate the pew to himself procured
lock and key, by which he could command it,
For several Sundays thereafter, he would enter
the church, unlock the pew door, step in, and turn
they key. Finally he came there one Sabbath,
and found the pew door not only wide open, but
locked open by the means of staple, Chain aud
paddock, and the wife, two daughters aud boys OF
Lyon in The pew filling it up completely. lie
then ordered them ont, but the mother told the
children to 'slicl." when lie eJected the two boys
by force, took seat i'll The pew and retained ii
during the morning service. When that was over
he went to neighbors aud borrowed Il file with
which lac commenced filing the chain Willie
he was about it, the parties got into dispute, and
finally Mrs Lyon laid hold oil one end Of the
chain and Price the other, when the daughter OF
Mrs l.. came to her aid aud they drew the cain
througl, :ile land OF Price, hurting IL SO severely
that Inc has since lost the of one Of his fingers
For this he brought the suit, bat after full hear
ing, it was dismissed by putting The costs on the
plaintiff.