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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-02

IEPDuniol Webster. it is said, will be elected TO
the United States Senate from Massachusetts, in place
Of Mr. Choate, who wishes to retire TO private life.
PouLrRY.-The Providence Transcript of sntur-
day states that 699l9 lbs poultry passed over the
stonng,on Railroad that day, NIL destined for Boston
Two TuANKsoIvINos In Chicago they will
have two Thanksgiving days this year--their. Mayor
having appointed the 4lh inst or one, and Gov Ford
another on the 2sth. As provisions are worry low in
that region, this looks reasonable enough.
u. S. SENATOR FROM OHIo--The Wing party
in Ohio declare themselves in favor Of sending Thorn
us Corwin as n Senator to Congress. They cannot
choose better man.
SAD EVENT. A child of Mr. James Allen ofI'an
gor, aged about one yenr, found dead in he'd on
Wednesday evening II had been placed in bed alone
in the evening, in health Bot on the parents retir-
ing, they found it entirely covered with tho bed
clothes and life extinct. Its death probably &C.
casioned by sufIocuton.
AMOS KENpALL A letter from Washington says,
that Amos Kendall is to be Post Master Generul, un-
! dor Polk" Bait Pat
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THE GLORIOUS REAR-GUARD!

TWAS the fortune of the States Of MAssAcHU-
'ErTs, VERMONT and DELAWARE to hold their
Elections this year after the Presidential contest had
'''0 decided, and the sanguine hopes of the Wings
o0efy blasted 1t was feared by many that the bit
Ter disappointment and deep dependency of the
wings would have resulted in the loss of Delaware
"eas, and the dnrinution of our ma iortes in the
others We know that the Massachusetts Locos cal
Ca'a'ed confidently on defeating the choice of Clay
ELECTORS by the people, on the strength of these ca
'a''ous ldings. But they mistook the temper and
'Pm' oil Wing Freemon! In the moment of their
A''ne' anguish, when utterly HOPELESS, they rallied in
q" 'e SeFnness of patriotism, and gave their adver-
""e' logging which will long be remembered. 1t
vas IKE NapoIeon's handling of Wrede on his last
.'"'"' from Germany. 1t shows that there is spr-
:" r." me Wing party which defeat cannot crush nor
=, u''p"'r OverwheIm. Honor to the noble Wings of
.+NMoNr, MAssAcHUsE IT'S and DELAwARE!-
W Y. Tribune.
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SHOCKING AccIDENT.--We learn from the Bos-
ton Journal that Mr. Barnes, conductor of the freight
trains the Concord Railroad met with accident
Friday which caused his death in few hours
He discovered between two freight cars, by the
engineer, while the train passing from Whining
ton to Woburn, and is supposed to have been knock
ed from the top of the car by coming in with
a bridge. He lived about three hours after he was
discovered lie has Iefl a wife and one child
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District Of Essex, 80.
The Hon tho Probate Court for the District Of Es-
sex-To all persons concerned in the Estate OF
Loren w. Little, late Of Concord, in said Dis
trict Gccrased, Greeting.
XKTHEREAS, Abel Stacy, Administrator on tho
w estate of the said deceased. proposes to
render his administration account such Admins
traitor for allowance and settlement at session OF said
Court to 10 holden at the Probate Office in Guild.
hall on the goth day Of December next
Therefore. You nrc hereby Motif ID to appear be-
fore said ut the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause, If any you have, why tho snid account
should not he allowed.
Dated at GuiIdhall. in said district, this 23d day
of November, a. ID. 1914.
VIM. HAYWOOD, in.
9s3w3 Register.
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I8ALGEGa

In Derby, Nov. II, Mrs AsENArH, wife of Ly-
man Hammond, nged i5
In Duuvle, Nov. %, Samuel Colby, son Of the
late Page Colby, aged FL.
In Peacham, Nov 10, of consumption, Miss Sarah
C. Brown, daughter Of Mr. Abrum Brown, aged q
years.
At Winchester, n. II. Oct. 10, Mrs Jerusha Marsh
l02 years and day old
In Norwich, Rev. Samuel Goddard, aged ~.
In Montpelier, Nov. Z, Hon. Stuart Brown, aged
Go, formerly Of Washington.
In New York City, after short illness, Mr. J. ii.
Morse, late recrptcr of the Academy in Montpelier
aged about IS.
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Troy, Nov. %, 1874.

POSTAGE REFoRM.-We rejoice TO learn that
the light long shining freely into the minds Of the
whole people, with regard this great REFORM has at
length penetrated the darkest inner recesses Of the
Post Office Department We have authority, in
which we confde, for stating that Post Master Gem
eral WcklifIe will next week recommend to Congress
a reduction Of the rates of postage 10 five cents, for
all distances under five hundred miles, and ten cents
for all greater distances There be no doubt that
Congress will readily concur, though the Post Office
Committee, of the House, will interpose every obsa-
Gle in its power Tribune
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eS Of The Throat. Lungs, and Chest.
FENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL SAM
H. is an old, rreH tried, and almost universally
approved remedy. 1t has been extensively used for
the last o Is years in almost every city and town
in New England, and also very extensively nj tho
South and West. 1t is recommended and prcsc:h'
cd by many of the most respectable physicians as
safe, convenient and 1ery e6cdcions medicine, and
acknowledged by thousands, who have for long
time used il, and continue to and recommend it,
to he the most valuable remedy for tho above comv
plants ever offered TO the American public.
The proprietors of this article resort 10 The
style of advertising which is often adopted At tho
present day. They do not wish to deceive the cred
ulous and unsuspecrng, but appeal, with confidence.
to the facts, and experience of discerning public
There arefew individuals in New England who have
not used this preparation themselves, or who have
not friends who have used it. Numerous certificates
from physicians and others, having for many years
been published, 1t is deemed unnecessary TO add any
at this time. Be sure to get the genuine. COIL for
i: by its ,vhoie name, "FegetaJie Pulmonary Bal
sam" and avoid 'Carter's Pulmonary Baisam,"
and the numerous limitations which have sprung up
in consequence of the great celebrity of the true ar-
Iice. Sec that it is signed VIM. Ion'n Cutler Pre-.
pared by Reed, Wing & Cutler, wholesale druggists
81 Chatham street, Boston, and sold by druggists,
opolhecaries, and country merchants generally
Price so cents. For sals hy Jew EFT & CArrESrEE
81. Johnsbury Plain. 3s3nG
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GsAMM1MG8Sa

In this town, Nov. %, 10y Rev. Leonard Worces-
ter, Hon. ALvAH X, FRENcH, Of Crailsbury, TO
Mrs SARAH SWEET.
In this town, Nov. 10, by Rev, J. p. Stone, Mr.
lawn GoRHAM, to Miss REBEccA 4. lIoIr, both
of this town.
In Sheffield Nov. Is, by Rev s. Drown, Sewall
Bradley, Esq. ofWheeock, to Miss Sally II. Towns
end of Sheffield.
la Peucham. Nov. 81, by Rev. r. bedford, MIR
Moody VI. Clark, to Miss Mary A. startevant, both
of Peacham.
In llardwick, Mr. David French 10 Mrs Dorothy
French.
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For the Calcdonian.
.,,psr,s NEW GEOGRAPHY,

',,n,;oo,ion of school books is one of the
Ihe "'' Incident to our common schools Each
g No. r..nIIy hns nOw teacher twice year and
j'n" .,or has preference for particular set oI
e." ', .nd uses his influence to have them introduce
f"'', rIo consequence is, that in almost every dis
10 ,,d in use, some half dozen text books,
Ha' NV ,..,cb taueht in the school, and perhaps n
" cV' or,bcm so near alike, that it is very diff
"yy ,obo n seection; and yet the teacher to give
'' Alan must have class in each book, thus
Hr .,ng the classes indefinitely without being able
"''Ts ',ic, 10 any Of them. For this reason no new
pO'y .,L sI,ould be recommended or introduced
,,esents some very striking and essential
...oncnls. An examination of Morse's Geogra-
WY 4, ,orvnce every one who has Ind experience
w Hin, that it does possess such improvements
,,onld be very much for the interests of our
,,,l. 60 far as the study of Geography is concern
" ,I., that work should be generally introduced
rr, ALLOWING are some Of the improvements en-
,.,.Jnt this Geography
", THE arrangement is such that the Map, Ques-
lathe nop and description Of each country and
,. ,,me page, or on pages directly opposite avoid
..h. inconvenience of having two books, and en-
,I,, bo pupi to refer readily from the questions to
a.. n,oood description While learning the des-
,io,,s mart he has the map spread before him, and
olopce, trace the relative situation of the pla
-, 5e..bed completely blending the descriP-
,on and the location.
d. The maps are much more numerous,nnd gen.
,,,Iy on larger scae--especiay the maps of coun-
rio, on the Eastern Continent, than any other school
Cs,,nphy. There are fifty maps.
a. The exercises on the maps framed as
fl me,cnl connected riew Of the great features of
esch country.
Alb. The descriptions are in series Of short par
ocr,c, and confined to the most interesting and char
aceiaic natter
5h. The correct pronunciation OF difficult names
ia given,
6h The new art Of Geography is applied in the
execution Of the maps and enables the publishers tc
celia very low price--so as 10 retail at so or &c
cents.
Irteachers and others interested in the cause Of
Eiucaon will take measures 10 have this book gen
eay introduced in our common schools, they
will undoubtedly, very much promote the. improve
menl Of scholars in this branch Of knowledge.
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House and Lot for Sale,

TUVHE subscriber offers for sole his House, barn
IL Sc. and the lot of land on which they stand.
consisting of one aud half An excellent
stream of water u the house in logs
The house is situated near the head of St. Johns
bury Plain, and is convenient for a family.
Terms reasonable.
Any person in want Of a tenement is invited TO
call and examine the premises.
ELBRIDGE p, MATHEWS.
St. Johnshury, Nov. %, 1874 3s3w3
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Nov. rs.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday Nov. %.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market, $50 Eeer Cattle, 257 Stores, 1000
Sheep, and 675Swine.
PRIcrs- Beef Caiie--A small advance was effect
ed generally on OK Beef. We quote extra l,75 8;
first quality % 4,5o; second quality $50 1878;
third quality 2,75 1926.
.Barreng Cattle A very small number only were
purchased by The baueers ut about last weeks pr-
Sheep from 81 ,25 to ?.
Swine Lots to peddle Sc FOR Sows and 4c for
Basrows Two selected lots very small Shoat1, st n
4lc. At retail from IS TO 4Ic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-02

NOTICE. The annual meeting of the Orleans
County Medical Society will be held on Thursday
Immediately after the commencement or the session
Of the County Court next December. The society
will meet at Kellam's Pavern.
HENRY HAYES, Secretary.
Irnsburgh, Nov. l6, 1914.
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NOticcmmMuSical Concert.
Irnsburgh, Nov. l6. 1914.

There will be grind Musical Concert Of Sacred
Music, at the Union Meeting House at East Burke,
on Thanksgiving day, Dec. 8, 1914, commencing at
o'clock, p. NJ.
Precisely at 6 in the evening the house will be il
Illuminated, and concert Of secular music will com
mence and continue through the evening.
Addresses appropriate TO both exercises may be ex-
pec,ed. Ladies and gentlemen of the neighboring
towns are respectfully invited TO attend.
ORLEANS COUNTY. The friends Of Temper
nnce Of all political parties and especially the mem
bers Of the Orleans County Temperance Society, are
requested meet at the Court House in lrnsburgh
the 9th day Of December next, at | o o'clock, A.
NJ for the purpose Of making nomination of Tenn
porance candidates for License Commissioners. Let
the friends Of Temperance turn out and make nom
nation Of men OF character and if the friends of al
coho and dissipation DESTROYS of coming out,
the question fairly and abide the issue.
II. HASTINGS, Secretary.
Troy, Nov. %, 1914.
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LOUISVILLE Pork BUsINEss.-The Louisville
Journal of "Wednesday the ooh inst. says-"The
saughtering Of hogs commenced in this city on Mon
day, at the establishment Of Huffman, Wells s.
Co. 1000 very fue hogs slaughtcring there for
Mr. MeElroy, averaging 2SOa24O lbs net Muxcy,
Thomas &Maxcy, and Fetter, Gray s. Smith COM
mence today The preparation for saugh,ering is on
large scale and there is ample competition.
The impression is, that the number OF hogs in Ken
lucky is one third less than last year. In Illinois,
there is great GIIns off, owing in part 20 the fail uro
in the crop. Packers freely offering in this
market 81, so net.
Scarcity OF PoRK The Prairie Farmer, of
the LIST, publish at Chicago, Illinois, says-"One of
the most singular facts in relation to market at
present, is the scarcity Of pork. In all Northern Hi
nois, wo learn that Pork Of last years production
remains; and that in many sections, the supply has
been out during pretty much Of the summer. Our
own city for time has been supplied by mpor-
tations from Ohio.
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EJsThe Star has entered upon high and honora-
BebuOcss in falsely nsinua;ing, as does, that the
Ca.clonian borrowed column and half Of edltori-
dhpm the Boston Atlas 1t is safe in ii too, for we
rn'arelaiate, as we have no, the heart to abuse
tvn "Bennett's Herald" so much to intimate
&achan editorials of the Star were filched from its
columns Vhe Star seems to he drizzling out in
meanRess Whatever Of mnnness and decency it ever
had, There are men of great wisdom and sOgacity
in this big country or else somo folks in it are wo-
fully mistaken.
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w." JAMES u. BIRNEY AT Home. The Eman-
p IV' and It's subaterns have been pretty fond of
.s ABOUT the great personal popularity of Mr. Bir-
~? !" 'he region where he resides and have attemp =
~ smooth over his nomination by the Locoroco
ron 'en''oh on this ground. The results of the re-
.. e'ec'oh shows this story to be just about as
n N Us most of the inventions found in tho great
A0'FOn'k's Emnncipator and Chronicle. The wings
a.. '''''ed Saginaw county by sir majority for
h.. - ""' elected their member of the Legislature
h. "''u' twenty-five majority. So Brncy is not on
'1'en' Notwithstanding he represented was the
VI all parties to choose him, but in The City Of
TS Sr""' "here he fices, he received but THIR-
,d- .-'' V0'eR These facts, together with his own
inc ''O" mat there is no Liberty party organization
,ba '5"a"' speak well for "Birney the Jusr'-do
lucy no''-Salem Reg.
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PORTRAIT PAINTING. Mr. FIELDING has a
room at Holiness Tavern where he is ready to exc
CusPOrraits Cor all who may patronze him. We
toNaPretend to be judges of the art bu, have seen
ce,pecimen Of Mr. F's work which bears a striking
resemblance to the original. Those who wish FOR
Portraits can col and examine his work and Judge for
Ihemsalyes
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portion of the verdaut Looos of this city are render
ing themselves supremey ridiculous by setting forth
what they believe will be the principles of Folks I'D
minstraon. Better wait, gentlemen, till you hear
from Mr. Calhoun. He is to be the master spirit Of
the new administration, and when The opens his
mouth let no dog (or dough face) bark" Better
not commit yourselves too You may have to
eat your words you did after the disgrace of Van
Buren, and the nomination Of Polk by your Southern
masters Troy Daily Whig
VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS RAILROAD.
The organization Of this company is completed;
the following gentlemen have been chosen Directors;
Nathan Rice, Henry Timuns, II. Weld Fuller and
Thomas Lamb, Of Boston; Alyah Crocker, Fitchburg,
Jacob Foster, Of CharIestown John J. Low, of Rox-
bury; Isaac Lvermore of Cambridge; Joseph Davis,
of Templeton; Gardner C, Hail. J. II Blake, Calvin,
Townsley and Joseph Goodhue, of Drat,loboro', VT
sDPThe Loco-Focos tauntingly ask, "Who is
James X. Polt?'' The question is readily enough
swered. lie is the whose Stale has voted
against him. lie is the whose Town has
voted against him by majority of 100 lie is the
man whose own Precinct has voted against him by a
majority of two to one. So, Mr. Loco Foco, if you
insist on knowing who James X Polk is, just ask his
own State, his Town, his Precinct.
Louisville Journal
DISASTROUS FIRE AT SARATOGA SPRINGS
BY al extra from the Office OF the Saratoga RGpubi-
can, we learn that between and O'Clock on Fri
day last, n fire broke out in wooden building on the
side of Broadway, which was entirely consumed,
together with five other buildings, embracing alto
gether IA tenements. The aggregate loss is estima
ed at s. 5 900, n part of which was covered by in
surapce.
Conversation In a Observation-Disclosures gentleman,
leading boy; "Pray, sir, have you Mlche's Geog-
raphyl'' The Bookseller takes ono from the shelf
and hands it TO him. Here my son, Is this the kind
you want p Yes, papa "Well run 10 school, or
the Committee ,ciH change The books again before
you gel there"
The Rhode Island Wings are raising snbscrip-
ton in sums not over dollar each, for the pur-
pose of procuring full length portrait Of Henry Clay,
TO be placed in some public building.
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stray Colt.

CtTRAYED from the subscriber November %,
- two years old black mare Colt, long tail aud
white about her. Whoe,or will give information
where she can be found will be handsomely reward
ed by G. HUBBARD.
Lyndon Corner Nov 20, 1874. 3S3w3
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t1SWe regret to learn from the Washington Cor
respondence Of the Journal Of Commerce, that the
Hon. George p. Marsh, NJ. C. from Vermont, who is
now ut Washington with his family, is said to be very
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4TH DIsTRICT-oFFICIAL CANVASS.
Chandler. Di'hnm. Pulnnm, Scat. C's gNi

IEJsThe Nashville (Tenn') Union of Nov 10,
admits the of the Clay ticket in that State by
" afew votes" The Union is Polk paper. The
majority is III, as stated by the Nashville Wing,
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!EPC. L. KNAPP, Esq has gone to Lowell, Ms.
and has become partner in the publication of Sd
party paper at that place.
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

A County Convention Of the Freemen Of Caledonia
County who opposed 10 granting Licenses to
wholesale Dealers retailers or tavern Keepers in said
County after the last day Of February next arc here
nv requested to meet in Convention at the Town Hall
in Danyie on the 18th day of December next at IL
O'Clock noon, to make n nomination Of three persons
20 be voted for ms Commissioners the first Thursday
of January next in pursuance Of the provisions of the
Act of tho Legislature OF Oct 3lst 1874.
1t is to be understood that the persons to be nomi-
mated If elected will be considered pledged TO re-
fuse all Licenses, except for medicinal, chemical or
mechanical purposes. Any other business connected
with the promotion Of the cause Of Temperance will
be in order Before the Convention.
Nov 25, 1914 Simon Blanchard
John Bacon Chales Davis
f. Fairbanks 5. G. Bracket;
j. p. Fairbanks Moses Kittredse
Theron Howard Eph Paddock
Roni Gibson Jonas Flint
H. &. BabcocS Hollis hoDeHs
Joseph Morrill, William Wheeler
hrcheus Sins John Maiocks
Ira Brainard Thomas Waits
Eldad Alexander Il. Sanborn
John Philips Alex'r Harvey
r. c. Brown.
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st. JOhnsbnry Academy.

TENHE winter term will commence on Friday Dec
n 9, aud continueiEeven weeks.
Mr. JAMES X. COLBY, Principal.
Miss CATHARlNE M'KEEN, Assistant.
Rooms may be rented or board obtained in private
families reasonable terms.
Miss CHARLOTTE PADDOCK, win give les
in music. 3S3w3
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iEF9'rhe vote Of OhIo-Oficial. Clay, 1856, l03;
Polk l40,o50; Birney, $3.50 Majority for Clay,
RnhI
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bso, - Way 1T WoRKs.-Seventy hands have
aim, I''nars'd from large Tannery in Buffalo,
''' Inc Election Huzza for Polk! Dem.
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Caledonia County Grammar School at
Lyndon,

VENHE Fall Term will commence on Monday De-
cember 0. JAMES o. ADAMS,
3S3w3 Principal.
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''lOOI"

A meeting of the N. r. B. b. chapter of A. M. a.
IN will be holden ut st. Johnsbury Dec. 7ih at the
usual hour The +. q. g. f. II. expected to
pon. aud olhrr business of importance will come
before the Chapter FIJI attendance is ordered.
Candidates for imitation will present themselves
that evening there will he other opportuni-
ty until AFTER the Grand N. Y. j.
Per order,
3s3wl A. NJ a. Secretary.
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NOTICE,

rHNliE copiftnership heretofore existing between the
n subscribers in the business of Manufacturing at
Barnet is by mutual consent dissolved from and after
this date. Those who have unsettled matters with
them settle with either of the partners at the fac
tory formerly occupied by them. Those against
whom they hold obligations must make ayment by
the first of January.
GEO. GREENBANK
JAMES TAYLOR.
Barnet, Nov. 10, 1874.
The manufacturing business will he carried on as
usual by the subscriber at his stand in Barnet
Grateful for the patronage formerly bestowed he re-
specially asks continuance of favor aud pledges
himself,hat no exerton his part shall he spared
to render his services his customers satisfactory
GEO. GREENBANK.
Barnet, Nov. l9, 1914. as3w3
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The Boston MOI ming Post and our Morning
.Ne,es think Messrs. Clay and Frelinghuysen must
feel bad when they learn that the keepers and GUS
toners of the bfothels and groggeios at the Five
Points and on Coraers Hook went en- masse against
them So they do doubtless; especially when they
reflect that every such haunt of pollution and dissPa
ton throughout the land went against them. Per-
haps, however, they find some consolation in the
great majority in their favor around PLYMOUTH
ROCK and the battle fields Of TRENTON, PRINcE-
TON, BENNINGToN ,SARATooA ,GERMANrowN
GuILFoRp and YoRKTowN-Tr Tribune
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How 1T WoRKs.--A Locoroco manufacturer OF
shoes called on wholesale Wing dealer in that arti
Gle, in city, few days since, and after jeering
him about the result Of the election and the defeat Of
Mr. Clny informed him that he had brought him three
hundred pairs more Of shoes must decline taking
them, replied the dealer But why, enqurej the
manufacturer with surprise; you have taken all
my shoes for years. Yes, replied the dealer, but
now we going to have a reduction Of the Tariff,
and intend 10 import my shoes. So the manulac.
turer departed; called on all his Locofoco dealers
through the city, but not one Of them would take his
shoes. lie then came back to his old Wing CUSTOM
err and offered them at a reduced price, but he de-
clined taking them. Such the fruits Of elecng a
n free trade man under the pretenee of his being u
ptoteclonist (PhH. Gazette.