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To the Hon, the Probate Court for the District
of Essex;

U lIlS I1Ol the L TOOdte SOurL Tor the District
of Essex:
ENHE undersigned, Administrator of the
L Estate of Josiah Bellows, I'd, late of Ian
caster in the County of Coos and State of
New Hampshire, deceased, respectfully rep.
rescnts that the amount of debts due from
said deceased az allowed by the commissioners
on said estate are, IN the whole, $l73,69
and that the charges of administration
are about 5000
and that the amount of tho personal
estate in Vermont is 49O,sS
And the undersigned further represents that
all of the heirs of said deceased reside ont OF
the State Of Vermont. and that it will be brnc,
fetal TO the heirs and all interested that thn
whole of the real estate of eaid dece ascd stu
atcd in Vermont should be sold that out Of the
same the debts Of said deceased may first 10
paid and that the remainder may be divided a.
mong heirs of said deceased.
CIAS. BELLOWS, Administrator.
Dated at Luncnbursh, July 5, l6i7
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To the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
CGlcdonia.:
nAVID GOODALI4, Administrator of the
~ Estate of Albert Rankin, late of St
Johnsbury, in said district, deceased, respect.
fully represents that said deceased was in his
lifetime, and at the time of his decease, seized
and possessed of about ! of an acre of land,
situated in st. Johnsbury East Village, togeth.
er with a dwelling House, Barn and Shed
thereon standing Said House, Barn and Shed
being the same which is now occupied by Ru-
fus Case, rented of the third Congre gatonal
Society in said St. Johnsbury, and which the
said deceased held in trust for said Society.
Whereupon the said Administrator prays
this Court for license 10 deed said House and
Land to said Society agreeably to the statute
in such case made and provided
DAVID GOODALL, Administrator.
Dated at ST. lohpsbury, this 10th day of Ju,
", 1917
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az A4z MRAG

In Glover, July %, by Rev. james p Stone,
Dir CHARLES l. EATON, of Sutton, to Miss
En- IcE Fl. FnEScu, of Glover.
In Bloomington, July ii, by Rev. A. L.
Twilight, Mr. Joel Smith, Jr. of Stanstead, to
Miss Abigail Skinner, of Bloomington.
In Montpelier, July 10, by Cyrus Ware
Esq. Mr. Willard Langmaid, to Miss Emily
BatcheldGr, both of Danville.
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NOTICE. The Caledonia Association of
Congregational Ministers should meet at the
house Of Rev. r. Case, East st. Johnsbury,
on Tuesday, August 10, at 10 o'clock, NJ.
]. p. STONE. Scribe.
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Later News.

BY Magnetic Telegraph to the Boston Atlas.
New YORK, Tuesday, July 81.
Dates from the Brnzos to the 18th have
been received at New Orleans.
An attack upon the town of Reinosa is
threatened by Gen. Urea. Gen. Tuylor's
whole line is kept in state of excitement,
his deienccs being weak.
By Telegraph for the Journal of Commerce.
RICHMOND, Va, July &c.
The New Orleans papers of Monday, the
10Th inst, contain no further adyiccs from
Mexico.
The Commercial Times rcitcrates the &C.
count before published, of the rejection of o.
ventures ofpeuce, &c, believing their author
ity TO he reliable and authentic.
ILLNESS OF GEN. PIERCE. Gen. Pierce
was seriously indisposed on the 9th at Vera
Cruz. 1t is feared that he was attacked with
the vomito.
From SANTA FE. Later dates have been
received from Santa Fe, but there is no far
Their news of importance. Another revolu-
ton is reported to have broken out.
The Indians continued to he very trouble
some on the Prairies. 4 body of400 ofthem
attacked the Fort nj Caches on the Arkansas
River. They were repused with n loss of
Is killed and from 30 to 40 wounded. Only
3 Americans were killed. They had but one
cannon at the Fort.
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WOOL! WOOL!

TENIlE subscribers say to the people general
4 ly, that the old Stand, in the South East
part of Danville, is the place where they can
get their work done and well done
We are now prepared to Card Wool into
Rolls, Dye and Dress Cloth, and TO manufac-
ture Wool into Cloth on shares or by the yard
I'D &c &c :: :. =: as good style as CAN be done
in this section Our machinery being in first
rate repair, and mostly new, we are confident
we can give satisfaction to any that shall ia.
vor us with their custom.
Ever grateful for the patronage heretofore
received, we ROW hope for liberal share, and
If received, we shall strive to merit its con;in.
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Folks New National Debt.

A correspondent ofthe N. Y. Tribune
shows the operation Of this debt to be as fol-
lows, lie estimates tho White population Of
the United States at this date at 100000
souls, and Mr. Folks War on Mexico, to he
SSO,OOO,OOO, and represented by Treasury
Noies and Certificates Of Loan, which inner
itnnce he has awarded, TO wit:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-31

Bc'cdre of Commercials and limitations. The
unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of.Mr.
Histcr's BdiSdm Of Had Cherry, in all the dis
eases for which it is recommended, curing
many cases after the skill of the best physl-
clans was unavaling, has effected large and
increased demand for it. This fact has caus-
ed many unprincipled counterfeiters and imi-
tators to palm OFF spurious mixtures, OF similar
name and appearance, for the genuine Balsam.
Some are called "Syrup of Wild Cherry,
"Balsnm of spikcnurd, y ovid Cherry Com
frey" &c Another, "Wester's Balsam of
Wild Cherry" mispolling the name, and
forging certificates to resemble those of the
true Balsam. CDR. Wisters Basam of Wild
Chesrry, is tho only genuine. The rest mere
ly initiate the name of the original. while they
possess none of its virtues.
Lookaoo to the marks cfMn gOrminc. The
genuine Balsam is put up in bottles, with the
words "Dr Wistar's Bnlsnm of Wild Cherry,
Ppila." blown in the glass; each bottle bearing
label on the front, with the signature of
H. WISTAR, NJ d.
For sale by J. c. Bingham, St Johnsbury,
and dealers in medicine generally.
The genuine signed |. Butts on the wrapper
Caution! The public are particularly eau
toned against purchasing imitation articles
pretending to have the same effect as Browns
Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bitters. Never buy
the Sarsaparilla and Dandelion Panacea, Kit
redges Tomato Bitters, nor Extract of Sarsu-
parilla, Tomato, and Dandelion, or any other
preparation, with the expectation of getting
the genuine Broon'S SarS0paritia and Tomato
bHtcrS, which prepared at his Medicine
Store, No. Us Washington street, sBoston.-
These Bittcrs the frstprepurntion Of the
kind that was eyer sold, and they are the only
genuine article of the kind in the market. AL
ways see that the direction ~ signed Frederick
BrOWn, in his own hand writing. Who ever
heard of mans counterieiting a bad bank
note, or ore that would not pass Just so it is
| with medicine they always counterfeit that
which sells.
All orders for BroUR'a SorS0pGriNa ard to-
| mdto bHtsrS, directed to Frcdcrich Brown, the
proprietor, No. 6S Washington street, Boston,
will be attended TO punctunlly.
For sale by }. C. Bingham St. Johmsbury,
and dealers in medicine generally
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Il H Il G ALE DON IN.

conquer the city of Mexico, those States can
preserve their nationality. This looks as if
| the MeXicans were determined TO defend
their country 10 The last, and like long war
on our part. The Picayune translates the
Address ofthis Coalition. We have room
only for the following extract:
MeXicans The Coalition has been form
ed not TO he the echo ofpaltry party interests;
ITS noble mission has no other object than TO
defend the Independence oftheir country and
the free institutions by which it is governed.
The Coalition has met not to call TO account
the high dignitaries and generals of the Re-
public, but TO aid them with the private re-
sources ofthe States which compose it in the
common defence of our nationality; il has
not met 10 cause divisions but TO unite all
minds, and to make all MeXcans fix their at
tention on two capital points, "independcnce"
and liberty"
In these solemn moments the commission
ers have judged it to be of the greatest i'm
portance 10 explain to the people the object
ofthcir meeting and the sacred ends which
so important and delicate mission had in
view. Upon this principal the Coalition in
the name of the Suites which it represents
declares to the nation that their object is no
other than to maintain the independence and
vent that the national representation should
by any accident be unable 10 exercise its filnG-
lions, or without any fault ofits own, the
sovereign General Congress should not have
the requisite liberty in its deliberation in the
opinion Of the Coalition, then the Coali-
lion will assume the representation of the
confederate States us n center of union for
them.
They protest that never will they consent
TO nor be bound by any convention or treaty
Of peace with the North American enemy as
longas he threatens or occupies the Capital or
any other point of'the Mexican Republic; and
also will not recognize any general suspen-
sion ofarms, which should comprise all the
bellgerent forces of the nation. The main
objects ofthc Coalition being TO defend indie
pendence and the federal system, they pro-
test in the same manner that SO far from sep
araiing from the National Union, the States
which it represents are determined to aid
with their private resources the General Gov
eminent, independent of the assistance they
are by law bound TO give; so that the one
causc-comnOn to them in IFS disgraces and
in its perils-may be sustained, the national
credit and honor reesn blished, and all posi-
BILE opposition and resistance made To every
attack upon the popular ederalrepresentative
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RLANkS-of various descriptions, FOR sale
at THIS Office.
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N. B. Cloth exchanged for Wool.

Most kinds of Country Produce taken in
payment for manufacturing.
Wanted also, NIL the GOOD SOAP you have
in payment for Wool Carding md Cloth Dress.
ing. .NUf Scd.
LEVI II. HARRIS,
CHARLES S. BOLTON.
Danyillc, June 6, lSf7 5I6f
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-03
The Communication.

mills is the title Of weekly Family Ncwspa
- per, which sdl make it, appearance IN Fats
,oro' Chatham county, in May next II VII en-
Race, intelligence OF potl,al, literary and mis-
calenrots character; and will at the same time,
advocate the CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE. In
pol,uhs it will be nrntrds.
Thoe friends Of Temperance who have SO long
been ANGUS Tor Press TO advocate the cause 10
which thy have SO warmly adhered, can now DC
accommodated, as sufficient number OF suhserI-
bcrs have lrcady been procured TO warrant ihis
publications, The Editorial Department will be
conducted bhn association OF able writer's Inc
price Of subscription is :! per annum, IN advance
lT'Secretnfk Of Temperance Societies thro-
out the State, nfTequestcd to forward TO the Tub
Usher of the "Cumunicator," by mail, as saon
as convenient, thpamcs Of thciI respective AS
soclatlons, their ohcrs number OF members, and
all other iniormaut on the subject of Temper
ance, in their posseson, as will afford interest.
| 1TEdrors, general, will please give the above
notice a lew Insertion
! Ptlsboro, April, lo4N
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DRY GnnDS,
Hard ir0re and CHffPrg.

. he rtole eenbiEing stock Of commanding cha
re sf naftly cquAiiec Ia this conbtfy which hay
n Ken P8fchased 10 Aew Yofk - Cssh. sne o.
as-4i,e at Auction and private sale, All BE- sold
i estap rates, TO merchant. families and Others.
| he siock being euiireiy new, aud very geucr.
d umPfehends far too many articles 10 DC mtn-
y, sl n sirgle Adserii iemtnt; ], i. deemed SUI.
.,tt 10 state that almost every desirable article
- b iJand a, The Establishment.
j. IRE seleciiod srd purchase Of the sioca noa
.ffyt to the puhl.c. more than months con.
s4r' ab5f bss been expended. and 40 pains have
ea 'pstsa " obtain every article On the bes,
rms.
t,asseied as ihsy arc ni,h enc smoeg., the
81 and bcsi houses Va the United States, and
~ sVtfy means of procuring goods on The best
'u' Wan, c. james & Co feel persuaded thcy
be g'i.i vsfy great Inducements 10 those si.hug
. 3r-hsse. such indeed ~ cannoi fail Ia satisfy.
Yes tpl.t u Gods u.ll be constantly arfiy-
| . toes src wanttd.
Faset,esi y G., Hay street,
Nssr'e Opposite the Ncr lafayette Hotel.
| fuek 30 lelT. I'D
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UNITED STATES MINT.

The coinage OF the Min, and branch
minis for the month of April last, was ST..
GO, 32s, being, as the Director states in
his accompanying letter of the 18th, "ths
largest that has vet been reported for any
one month" OF this amount there is in
gold 81 ,3s2, 697; silver 1921 600, and in
copper So OBI.
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EXTRAORDINARY UNANrMfTY.

Santa Anna says, that in the council
convoked after the battle Of the 23d Feb.
ruary, all his officers were perfectly unan.
imous in advising a retreat, and he concur.
red with them. What harmonious band
Of heroes
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Several wealthy gentlemen in Boston.
have determined 10 purchase the highly
trained horse Bucephalus," belonging to
Sands, Lent & Co., aud present hum to
Gen. Taylor.
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T'uifiOH,
10 ..I-N..ss...sSSs
Type Foundry and Printers Fur
uishin. Warehouse.
'NnE SUBSCRIBERS have opened
Il NEW TYPE FOUNDRY IA the

| HNlE 81 bSt ktDt'ho hu'o
NEW TYPE FOUNDRY IA the
q, Of New Y'orll, where they are ready 20 sup
orders to any extent, tor any kIna OF ~" " "
FANCY TYPE, aud every aruee necessary 'o'
rLnntlng odhec. ~ -
Tie Type, which are east IN new moniu'' fol'
htniirely new set OF materials, with deep oo''u,
H', ATE warranted To be unsurpassed by any s"u
WI be sold at prices 10 suit the times -
Printing Presses furnished, and also steam r'"'
lle' Of the moct approved patterns
NIB. A Machnist ia constantly IN auenuS"e'
ie air Presses Ia do light work.
Ed,lofs or messengers. who will buy three
'me. as much type a. their bills amount TO- msy
iNe Ihe above six months inseruon-ih tho'r pa
m, aud send tbvlr papers Containing 1t TO Ut
na'cftbets. 9.
CoCkCRoFP Il ovEREND, IS Am 81.
October 3, 1915. 52-om
lob WorL Ngdflu Erecuted at th.s once
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GOOD.

The Louisville Journal says: We
think il very likely that the people Of the
United States in will lS4S do what the
Mexlcans have vainly attempted TO do
run General Taylor.
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The result of The battle Of Cerro Gordo
has shown how much more reliable in
time of war are wooden legs than flesh and
blood ones. While Santa Annals live leg
ran away, the wooden one was firm TO tho
last.-North American.
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COgniaCyrandy

For medical purposes sale by the bottle.
April 3, 1916
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VOLUME XVII.
+. ]. HOLTON,
rDlTOR, PROPRIETOR d PUBLISHER.
TERMS:

$40 DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS If not
I'D N aduanes THREE DOLLARS n NOT
i,,J sithia sir months and THREE DOL
fans AND FIFTY CENTS il not paid IN.
n st,r the aspiration Of the year No paper
6,eea,iausd until oil arrearages are paid, ex.
,rg al the option Of the Editor.
n Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
,a1re, (i6 lines or less, this sized fyPe) or the
Jst Insertion, aad IS cents for each eoHfina.
ssee. COurt entertainments and Sherig's Sales
,lq,ge1 IS per eeni. higher; and q deduction Of
All ssr esat. niH BE- made from The regular pr.
y, tor lreiisers BY fAe year. Advertisements
,a,Gt,d monthly or quarterly 81 per square for
sqel fims Ssmi-nOsihiy - cents per square
w. each tims
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Permanent School.
AIexandriana Academy,
HI A. - MT. NH ~ Ekuflytt
~. wharton, Principal.
Rev. III. Is. Gumnin.hahii, hector
y. w. RAbNES

ImHE anrth Session Of this Institution VIII
u oapmonee on Tie first Monday IN January
sit. sa4er The supertnteadcnce OF the above gem
Gacs. Tie course OF studies adopted is such
1 10 g,sp,rc eap,ls for admission TO the Junior
Case n SAY al QUO Colleges It's location rs as
fasaat .ed healthy, And a, far removed from
q ssnse. Of dss,psllon, az any in th,s section Of
" safe.
Terms.
harding, including washing, fuel and So 90
Lights, per month.
Tuition.
E'ttnE, Arithmetic, English Grammar coo
autobiography, per sess Of MONTHS
'Scbrn, Chemistry, Na,aral fh'loSo 700
~, khetmic, logic. &c. .oo
L..a and Greek Languages, "o
pscsaber T. $40
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NEW
DR., Goods, Hardware a CUTLERY
ESTABLISHMENT.
NEW
w. G. LANES & co.

n re nov receiving and offer for sale, BY
~ whels.lie End retail, an extensive assort.
49, u ne~ aud well selected Foreign aud DO.
.ssie Staple and Fancy
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s.oosi Ni..u,,,

For sale by The subscriber. Also RICE.
~. UOLTON.
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Groceries. COufectiOnarics
brown aud Loaf Sugar, Peppermint Candy,
Rio Coffee. Lemon do
4 New Orleans Molasses, lIoathound do
Cognac Brandy, Almond do
Madeira Wine, Sugar Almonds
/ Port do Mint drops.
/ Newark Cider, Raisins,
Albany Ale. Zante Cutrsnts,
/ Sugar Crackers, Figs,
Butter 90 Almonds,
Water do Engi"h WSnu:-,
Navy Biseuii, Fllber,s,
Mdckefel, No. 2, Palm Nuts,
Sardines, Pecan DO
/ Young Tyson Tea. frunes,
Imperial do Cordials,
Black do Essences.
Cheese. Citron,
Porter, Lemons, fresh,
Mustard, Gnger Nuts
Jars Mined Pickles, Tsmarinds,
Beet Tongues, Mace.
Chocolate. Cloves
lle has also on hand 4 supply Of
Toys for children.
~
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AGENTS
Col. r. w. cocAraa. MfeklenLarg. N C.
Cas-. ~ Hsrris. MI Grous, ~ e,
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Grocery and Confectionery
store.

where he keeps nearly every article pertaining to
the business. lie has no~ on haul Il ySt and
will soon have the whole Of the foliowingarticles
viz
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Grocery and Confectionery
STORE

GEF FNIlE subscriber returns hi.
EI@s4tAN n thanks Got the encoura cement
ytySHX he has received aud informs the
al<Ak5kz&dtfp public generally that he sIll keeps
open 10 the room Immediately under his Office. his
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Toys for children.
TIiOS. J. ilOLTON
Aprr %, ls47.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
Platteyilie and Prairie du CHEN
REG UL.aR--
TRI-WEEkLY LINE on STAGES.

Yw-tfE subscriber hayinP obtained the contract
4 I carrying the mail rom Plaueyille, Giant
cou TO Prairie du Chen, Crawford county,
Wisconsin, would inform the public that he has
fitted up his coaches in superior style, and
stocked the roud with good horses, TO meet the
wants Of the travelling public.
The stnge leaves Prairie du CHEN every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock, A.
", running by the way Of Patch Grove, Bee
town and Lancaster, and arrives at plGiiesille al
o'clock, y. NJ, Of said day.
Leaves Paueve every Tuesday, Thursday
aud saturday, at bo'clork A. NJ. epassiug thro'
the same iowns) and arrives at prai'le da Chicr
at o'clock T. NJ. Of said days
This stage mtersccts with Hutch & Howe,
line at Pluticyille, for Galena aud Madison.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

PoppiNG THE QuKETIoN.-Sone writer
who takes the soubriquet Of Jeremy Short,
thus gives his experience on this subject
Jeremy has been I" about,v and is "one OF
'em," decidedly
!" II win pop itself. It's nonsense thus
lending young folks helping hand--take
INV word for it, all they wish, is 10 be left
alone and If there be any coufounded
Youngsters about, let them be put IN bed or
drowned, il don't matter fig which. II
lovers hayn't no tongues, havn't they eyes,
egadl and where is the simpleton that can't
tell whether girl loves him, without word
on her parti No one adores modesty more
than do, but the most delicate angel Of all,
won't disguise her little heart when you're
alone with her. A blush, sigh, studied
avoidance of you in company, and low
thrilling trembling of the voice at times,
when no one else is by, tell more than the
smiles Of thousand coqueties. Ali you
needn't, Amy, shake your head. you'll no
doubt be soon enougb,--but if You fall in
love as you will, my word on it, the very
echo of one footstep wiz make your heart
fiutter like frightened Bird
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
punLIc MOTTO.

ALL persons are hereby notified not
TO lnine or dig upon the following uacts
~ YANss of land without written leave ~ per-
- mission from the owner, or ;. n.
IaalgKyorthy, at Potosi, viz; haif Of " quarter
and " quarter of quarter Of section Is;
also the " quarter Of quarter Of section ;,
town north, range 2west, in Grant county
And 70 notify all persons who have cut timber,
or reno ed rails and buildings from said lands that
Cyrus X Lord Is authorized TO collect the value Of
the same; the accounts having been placed in his
hands.
L. II. LAN6WORTHY-
Dubuque, July 10 IS. ls-h
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
LAND ON noIcE PRAIRIE.

@stsv WE offer Tor sale that very choice
e sss; lot OF hand situated upon and adjacent
aNFY ssk to Boire Prairie. known a. the : Rus
- sell Lands" We wlll sell en- very ia-
sorahie ieruls aud give liberal credit gpoa
considerable part a the purchase moucy.
w SflBURNE \ NOODMAN.
Mineral Point, October 81. 46. S4-;E
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

Co The Turks differ from us even IN
their most trsilmg habits. The barber push
es his razor from him; the carpenter, ON the
contrary. draws the saw 10 him. for all the
teeth an set ins ours pushes il oar from him.
for al the teeth are SEA outs the mason sits
while he laNs the stone, ours ALWAYS stands /;
the scribe writes on his hand, and from
RICH, 10 LEFT. ours always write ou drok,
and from left g0right: bur the most ridiculous
difference consists in the manpcr of build
ing house. sve begin at the bottom and I'm
ish al the toy. the Turks begin AZ the top.
and the upper rooms are finished and iuhab-
tied while an below i Ike lantern.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

CT Mrs. John Adams thus speaks Of the
city Of Washington ia 1891 $40 Here and
there She writes, I" is small cot, without
a glass window, in,crspersed amongst the
forests, through which YOU travel for miles
without seeing q human being. The house
is upon a grand and superb scale, requiring
about thirty servants 10 attend and keep the
apartments 10 proper order. ! could con-
tent myself almost any where three months;
but, surrounded hy forests, can yeu believe
that wood i not 90 be had. because people
cannot be found 60 cut andcan Theha
is fnadc hahitahle, hut there is not single
apartment in il finished. We have not the
least fence, yard, or other convenience With
out, and the great unfinished audience room
| make a drylug room of, 60 hang up the
clothes in. II Is q beautiful spot, capable Of
every Improvements, aud the morc | view il
the more ava delighted with it,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
IIYERY sTALE.

~ THE subscriber has also taken the Sta-
,IysST Nbles connected with Bonnet Atwood
LlL@1Cnion Hotel, where he will provide the
very best accommodations Tor the horses Of his
travelling customers. lie viii keep constantly on
hand, to ie,, horses, haggies, cutters, Sc, with
the best ostlcrs in tie country, always on hand
II. MESSMoRE.
rlaiteyile. October Z, ~.