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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-15
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Vegetable Internal Rem cdy
FOR TEzE PILES!
= Ia Cure FOR Life Secured. 90


DIR. UPH.2AFS INTERNAL REMEDY for
the cure Of Piles, Inflammation cfthe Liror and
Spleen; Inflammation, soreness and alteration
Cf The stomach, botoe}S, ktdncVs and bladder; in
.fammaiory and mcrcRriai Rheumatism; inpu-
rttg 9f6io0G; accakRess and iRfdmmation Of the
Spine; and for the relicf of married Ladies'
The Tegcta6lc Pile EiectHary invented bv
DR.. A. Upham, distinguished physician of N
Y City, is the only real successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint, the
Piles, ever offered to the American public
Mark this it is an Internal renaed1f-not an ex-
ternal application, and will cure any case of
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal or ex-
ternal; and probably the only thing that will.
There is mist1kc about it. 1t is a positive
cure-speedy and permanent 1t is also con
venient medicine to take, and improves the
general health in remarkable manner Each
box contains IL Doses at S1-3 cts. per dose 1t
is very mild in its operation, and may be taken
in cases of the most acute inflammation with
out dunrer. All external applications are in
the highest degree disagreeable, announcement
and offensive: and from the very nature of the
disease, temporary in their effects. This med
icine attacks the disease at it's source, and re.
mOUiag tho castSc, renders the cure certain eand
permanent
Cure for Hfe Guaranteed The Elcctuarv con.
tains no mineral mediriRe;no aiocS, ooi0cunth
gaptbOge, or other powerful and irritating pur-
gative, No fear OF taking cold while under its
influence, no change in diet necessary. If TAX
en- according to the directions o.Tc for life as
guaranteed, Pamphlets, giving valuable infor-
nation respecting this medicine, may be OBJ
tained of agents, gratis. D. F. BRApLEE, 1870
Washington st. Boston, General Agent for the
New England States.
AaENFs-St 81. JohnsbRvy,J. c. Bingham; Inn
don, F7aiIer q Co.; Broa0niagton, f. ID. Merritt;
Wells RiUer, r. Shodd; CFaftsbHrg, HIM. r. Hast
ingS; Derby Line, 7. c. Butler, Dana, Weeks
g. StaHtan, Danuaie, and dealers iz medicine
generaHEiH :" England 540yI
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Invaluable Family Companion,

six Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
- Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases
Of the Heart, aud all Female Discusses. 234
pages, % engravings. Paper 80 cts. bound
70 cts. Mail to any part-bosthge 80 cts.
Shoulder Bruces and Chest Expanders, -.
Mail 20 any part, 80 cts postage. Inhaling
Tubes, Silver, SO, by mail, letter postage. Alb.
dominal Supporters, perfect, TO $40, for all
Ruptures, Falling of the Bowels and Womb,
and Weak Back and Chest, sent by Express
everywhere. For Braces Supporters, or
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to
foot, and circumference of person next the
surface, just above the hips. If Rupture,
mention which side. Agents wanted for the
sale Of the above goods. Address. DR. S S.
FIroH, 707 Broadway, New York, post paid.
Feb "a Is4s 557yI
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To the Hon. County Court nextto be holden
at Dauyille, within and for the County of
Caledonia, on the LIST Tuesday Of June, lS4-:
HOME your petitioners, Erastus Fairbanks,
~ Thaddcus Fairbanks, Joseph 2. Fairbanks,
and Horace Fairbanks, of ST. Johnsbury in the
county Of Caledonia, and respectfully repre-.
sent that they, in their own right, anc John
S. Wells of Exeter, in the county of Rocking
ham, and John Bellows Of Lancaster in the
[ county Of Coos, both in the State Of New
Hampshire, held together, in common and un-
divided, as tenants IN common, certain tracts
or lots of timber land, situate, lying and being
in Kirby, in the county of Caledonia and State
Of Vermont, 10 vii: lots No. H. T., and 90 in
the "a range, and lots No. 10, II, 10, q, -, 30
aud - in the 3D. range of lots in said kirby,
all Of which lots are supposed to contain 100
acres each, except said lot No. 10, which rs
supposed 20 contain 80 acres. and said lot No
sixteen 40d acres, whereof it appertains 10 youT
petitioners and their heirs to have and hold
one moiety of said land in scyeralty, and TO
the said Wells and Bellows 30 have the other
moety thereof with the appurtenances. in sew
crafty; so that your petitioners, and the sad
Wells and Bellows their several parts aforc-
said, may scveraly TO themselves appropriate;
but the said Wells and Bellows, though often
requested, will not make partition thereof, ia
fo-m aforesaid, nor suffer the same 10 be made
wherefore your petitioners pray the Court TO
order hat PARTITION be made of the lands aiore-
said so that they and the said Wells and Bel
lows may hold their moiety thereof, in sever
atty, and that Commissioners be appointed to
make partition, agreeable to the statute in such
case made and provided, as in duty bound they
will ever pray. ERAsTUs FAIRBANKS,
Thos Bartlett, IL. THADDEus FAIRBASRs,
Attorney. JosEPH 2. FATRRANKs,
HoRACE FARRANKs.
BY their Attorney THos BARrLETT, ia.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia County, SIS.
To any Sheriff or Constable in the State,
Greeting.
D9 the authority OF the State Of Vermont
Id you are hereby commanded TO summon
John 5. Wells of Exeter in the county Of
Rockingham and State of New Hampshire and
John Bellows Of Lancaster in the county Ct
Coos in the State Of New Hampshire, 10 APP
pear before the County Court next to be hol
den al Danville within and for the County of
Caledonia on the st Tuesday of June lS4S,
then and there in said court to answer To the
foregoing petition of Erastus Fairbanks. Thad-
deus Fairbanks, Joseph p. Fairbanks and Hor-
ace Fairbanks, and abide such order as the
said Court shall make in the premises--Here-
Of fail not. Given under my hand at said
Dauville, this Goth day of February, lS4S.
l.. Il. BROWN, Justice Peace.
Thomas Bartlett, jr recognized to the said
Wells and Bellows in the sum Of $40 TO insure
costs Of prosecution in due form of law--be-
fore me l. r. BROWN, Justice Peace.
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o. Fine Democrat snys, thni, during one
of the muies in Mexico, u soldier. after being
struck hy bullet, was heard To eXcluim;-
"tbai last shot has Knocked all tbc Hhiggeyy ODD
Of me-" The lnir presumption is TINT the
shot carried away Il good portion Of The fell
lows bruins.-EouSriic Journal
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COMPOUND CONCENTRATED
SYrup Of SarSanarilla.

VENi1E subscribers having purchased of DR.
Il THOMAS CoRnET the exclusive right for
the sale of his Syrup of Sarsaparilla, now offer
the sumo 20 the public under testimonials, as
To its efficacy, of the highest character This
medicine has proved to be most valuable in the
following diseases Chronic Inflammation Of
the Digestive Organs-Dyspepsa or Indiges-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Soreness of
the Stomach-Salt Rheum-Functional Disor-
dcrs of the Liver-Chronic Eruptions of the
Skin, and all Scrofulous Diseases. The won
derful efficacy of this Syrup is attested by hun
drcds who have seen and felt the virtue of its
sanative power. 1t is a laxative, djuretic, ton
ic and greatly Giferatire, and is prepared from
the best and most virtuous alternatives of the
known vegetable kingdom. II is a medicine
perfectly safe to be taken at any time, produc-
ing quietly, but effectually, the most signal
cures.
AT the 9Th exhibition of the Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanics Association, held in Bos-
ton Sept. 1917, the following report of the
Judges on Chemicals was given respecting this
medicine
ssThe Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, as
prepared by DIR Corbett, of the Shaker Society,
Canterbury, N. II ., tine committee have care
fully examined. 1t comes sustained by the
names of the most distinguished Physicians in
the country. And from a knowledge of its
component parts, the committee cannot but
express their full belief as to its efficacious
composition are of such highly useful and
Alternative character, the committee will
lingly pronounce it TO be the REST preparation
of Sarsaparilla yet known. And os such think
it deserving of diploma. Signed by
JOHN w WEBSTER, NJ. ID. Proff.
of Chemistry in Harvard College
MARTIN GAY, M. d. Chemist, Boston.
J. V. c. SMITH, NJ d. Editor of the
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal"
and others. Further testimonials TO almost an
unlimited extent, as to the virtues of this med
cine, can be given; but the proprietors deem
them not necessary to be presented. They pre-
fer the preparation should be tested and judg-
ed by its own merits, and with confidence thus
place it before the public.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by EDWARD
BRiNLEY g. CO., dealers in Drugs and Medi-
ciaes, Paints and Dyestuffs, No, 3 and south
side Faneuil Hall. JoHN Bacon, sole agent
for st. Iohnsbury, 557wl3
L ITERATION. This is to certify that !
N have given my son, Ezra Copp, jr., his
time, to transact business for himself / shall
neither claim his earnings pay debts of
his contracting after this date His
EZRA X COPP.
! Waterford, March 2s, 1s48. [557w3'
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SoRE TuUoAT. A friend happening 10
mention in orr presence the greu, benefit he
had received from an external application Of
sliced fat 0rrd,c ham IN an inyeterate sore
throat, we proftled by the suggestion IN some
malignant cases Of scarlet jerer, in our own
family, with miraculously beneficial results,
and feel it our duty to record the fact.--Ed;
I'm. Sat. Courier.
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EROM Worcester, Ms.-of quality ine
E rior to none made in the country-for sale
by MERRILL J. HAZELTlNE,
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Passumpsic, VT. Sept 10, 1877. 529yl'
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Also, Misses Bonnets of every style and
price, with the best assortment OF Umbrellas,
Parasols, Bonnet Trimmings, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Rushes, Tabs, &c. sc,
n b. Our country friends Will please re-
member that we shall not "Drum" or annoy
them at their lodgings when in Boston-and
therefore send them the above respectful no
tice. 554ws
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Leather for Sale, and cash paid
for Hides,

FETHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
Il at his shop all kinds of Leather Tor sale
at the lowest cash prices. He win pay cash
for Hides. CHARLES CHASE.
West Concord, Jan. IS4S 54Atf
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Physicians

CtAN be supplied from fresh stock Of med
~ icines, at very low prices for cash, nj
J. c. BiNGHAMS
St Johnsbury, April ], ls4s. T5j7G
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Provide against Sickness,
TOwnsend'S SarsapariIla.

4 G. BINGHAM, having been appointed
~ . wholesale and retail agent for the aboys
article, will furnish tradesmen at the psn,l
Wholesale prices. As Spring remedy G.
impurities of the blood, and general dcb;r;,.
it stands unriyalled Orders promptly gpswe2,,'
ed.
st. Johnsbury, April /, las E557r
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Mos. 81 IA 90 KilbY Street,

near Milk, where they are opening the BEST
ASSORTMENT OF Straw GooDs, they ever Of
fered They are still agents for II. Bnssett,
whose goods have been for many years so just
" celebrated-none can excel them in Style,
Durabithyaad Finish, Our Prices are as loao
as The i0arsSt.
Among our goods which we are constantly
receiving fresh from the Manufacturers, are,
100 Cn.lrs PInin Elnrnncn Rnnnnta--nIl nrireR.
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Cheney q Co.'S Boston, Concord, Stan.
stead and Montreal Express

TIME SUBSCRIBERS continue undcrtbsi,
N former arrangement made with the dref
tors of the Concord Railrond, to forward rooJ,
TO and from Boston daily, with each passenger
train
Packages will be received and forwarded
from Boston to all parts of n Il and Vermont
and Canada.
Letters are not taken on any terms
Offices at the new Grail Road Exchange.
BOSTON, at THE RAILROAD DEPOT
CONCORD, at the Depot, Lebanon, n h,
J. w. Howes, Montpelier, VT, Peck q Coz.
Burlington, VT, T. c. Buffers Line Sion.
Derby Line, and at Charles Seymours, Mon.
treal
The Express Train leaves Boston for Mon.
treul each Monday al 30 clock NJ passing
through Newbury, ST. Johnsbury and the 30
termedIate towns 10 Stanstead.
N b. The subscribers are alone rpspons
BILE for the loss or injury Of any article, or
property Of any description entrusted to their
care, nor is any risk assumed by the Concord.
Nashua or Lowell Railroad Companies
, ?. CHENEY Railroad Exchlnr.. Boston
NATHL WHITE, Depot, Concord, n. Z.
VIM. WALKER, in. Lebanon, Nh
Jan ., 1s47. IsE
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Boys Clothing,

And the most complete assortment Of
TAick and Thin BOOTS, SHOES, BRO CANS,
PUMPS, SLIPPERS, sc.
Also, Boys, Youths' and Chldrcns Boots
and Shoes Of every kind. Also, the most COM
plete ussortmcn: Of
LadiCs 0yid Misses Boots and CATERS Half
CATERS Slips and Talking Shoes,
Of every kind, all Of which are made by the
best Of workmen, and from the best of stock,
and are of the Latest SiYc and finish.
The subscriber believes tntt BE- has the lar
Ecst and most complete assortment Of well Sc
lrrlgd
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clans and others, who are entitled " .ried the
unouestionable belief After having u, thaeT
mann re,c preparations, without hh nun tore
pected relief, multitudes are compeIna .I,nop0rp
turn to the use of the TegetGOio ~" e after
Baisaup, winch they acknowledge . ha ~, com.
all, the best remedy known for the uOO''
plants. - limitations,
such as Carriers Compound Pulmonary ~ 4 uart
american Pulmonary BdtSam' ana Ia ortcle By
BEARING the name! Enquire for tne ar pri.
its whole name, the "VEGEI.4bn:.L, has the
MON3RY B.4LS.9M, 4" and see thai II r "'I upOn
written signature of WIN. joins CD nars Each
yellow label on the blue wraPP Pia PulnOn,
hottie and seal is stamped "FegetaOi'
airy Balsam.' S.o ,-,rTr T,P. formerly
Reed, Wing s Cutter, importers s &C Chemicals
sale Dealers in Medicines, Paints o 1n and
End Dive Stuffs, 81 chatham st. bo S country
sold bv Druggists, Apothecaries anu ANS and re-
,nercEants generally For particular, accom-
concentrations enquire for pam VI For sale
panying each botfle-PEioe p 80 Ismls 557n9
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Z Z land and rance, large and extensive
assortment ofthc following described Goods,
with many other kinds too numerous TO be
mentioned, selected expressly for their whole
sale tradc, and comprising the greatest variety
Of urticlea to be found ia the city, 90 which
the attention Of dealers is invited
Gold and silvcrWatch- Japanued Tea Trays,
es, Of Lever, l. 'Epine, in sets or single, oiall
Anchor, Horizontal, sizes; Card Trays,
&Vcrge Escapemcnts, Bread, Fruit 4 KNIFE
ofull qualities and pr- TrayF
ces, from the eel. Table and Pocket Cut
cbraied makers in Liv lery, Scissors, Razors,
crpoal, London and & from the celchrat
Luclc in Suisse. ed manufacturers of
Marble, Rosewood and Sheffield, r q q crs.
Ebony Clocks, Office. Crookes, Wostenholm
Clocks, and day &c with many cheap
Timepicces or nds Of table Fcrk-
Gold IewcirY, ofal! de- aa3Knivcs, with bone,
scriptons; Pins, Rings, horn, and cocoa wood
Bracelets, and Clasps. handles.
Gold Beads, Guard steel bag and Purse
Chains, KEYS, Gold Clasps, Vest and Fob
and Silver Pencils, Chains 4 M1untings,
Spectacles, Thimblcs, Steel Beads, Specta-
Eye Glnsses, Gold Giles, Spectacle Cases,
Pens, Lockets, with silk Purses, Guard
raneral assortment Of Chains, Watch Glass
Gold, Silver and Gilt es, Spectacle Eyes
Fancy Goods Lamp Wicks Tin and
Plated Cake Baskets, Shell Music Boxes
Candles!icks Casters, Jewel Boxes, brunzed
Plated and Britannia and Iacquercd Their
Tableand Teaspoons, nome ters, Table Bells
Forks, Butter Knives &c.
Britannia Tea d Cof Watch Tools, orcvery
fee Pots, Sugar and deseriptiou;-F G s,
cream Pots. Gravers, and all kinds
Communion Ware, Of of Watch Materials,
all kinds. both English Il Swiss
manufacture.
Purchasers may he assured that every thing
in our line will be furnished on rs favorable
terms as can be procured from any source.
Dealers are invited TO call and examine
GEO, D. JONES, TRUE NJ. RAIL,
NATH l. c. POOR. 509cow1y
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The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsn m

EBAS proved itself the U e.
Ii remedial ageHt known ~
coughs, colds, consHmP''ae n Sj"oS,
.nIodp ,i,,' cough, and al put, u,
mOnGry affections and a'S'I can
Of Of t hem most o respectable phys,
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Ready. Made Clothing, and Boot
and Shoes,

that is 20 be found in all this region ofcountry
The brsf of workmcn have been employed nj
this Establishment, for the man uiacture o.
every variety Of CLOTHING belonging 10 n
Gentleman wardrobe.
II Custom work done at the shortest notice,
and IN the neatest manncr,and warranted 10 fit
Garments cut for others 10 make up.
a. TO prices, the subscriber would just say
u that he can nor won't be beat.
also, STRIP HINGES for Barn Doors,
Gates, &c. at cts. per pound
WILLIAM LOCKE.
Lyndon Corner, March Is, lSiS. 5J5tf
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Francig d. EIlis & Co. Boston,

INFORM their friends and PayiRg purohas-
L. ers of BoSNETs, THiMMIEGs, &c. that they
have removed from their old Stand, No. "a, to
their more spacious Rooms,
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%4DO Brown Linen
CO.4TS FOR 1925 E.aCH
SpEnn PANS or OVER.4LLS,
cd eUOO uo'o made and making.
These are some Of the many great
IN ID u G f Nj f n II $
THAT IRE NOW OFFERED .4T
Locke's Boot, Shoe and Cloth
ing Rooms, at
LYN ON & RN e r.
Every variety Of his Winter Clothing will
be sold NJ prices that will defy competition-to
make room for his Spring and Summer Stock
Don't purchase until you call and see this
stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES and CLOTHING
Spring and Summer Goods are now arriving
Ss7 ~ Beautiful Tweed Goats for Spring now
& . , ON hand. Between 4 aud 800 Thin
Coats, for summer, now cut, and will be made
in few days, 100 coat makers wanted TO
take coats at home 60 make.
Oyerulls and Summer Coats, at lehOloSGlc, and
at BOSTON PRICES.
Merchants will do well to call early.
Gentlemen viii find at these Rooms, Coats,
Sacks, Vests, Pants, Shirts, and under
Shirts Drawers, Guernsey Frocks, Over
alls, Cravats, Hdkfs., Braces, &c &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-19
Free Trade and the Laborer.

Perhaps DAY, little more may be tho
average price Of labor throughout France and Of this
wo Aman must feed and clo,hc himsclf'
So says Lewis Cass, in his Eulogy on Louis
Philippe. And it is to encourage this labor and
depress our own, that the Tariff of 1876 was en-
acted. The Tariff of 1912 was repealed, not
because it was injurious to the interests of this
country, but because it curtailed the demand for
products Of the labor of the mechanics and arii-
zans of England, France and Germany. And it
has accomplished its purpose, by nearly doub
ling the importation of foreign goods. THIS vast
increase in the supply Of foreign goods has cor
respondingly cut off the demand for home manu-
features. The necessary consequence Of this is
the suspension Of labor in many Of our man6fac-
turing establishments, and the reduction of time
end wages in others.
Those who are willing to work for thirty cents
day, should support Cass. Under the policy
he advocates, they will be likely to try the ex-
pertinent But those who prefer fair remuner-
alton for their labor and all who would rather
provide employment for our own operatives than
for those thee thousand miles off, will stand by
Wing candidates and Protective Tariff. Thlr-
ty cents day may satisfy the half fed opera
tives of France but it will not be deemed suff-
cient by those who wish to live comfortably
themselves and provide means for the comfort of
their families and tie education Of their chill
ALBANY Journal.
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rs STATE JOURNAL, OCTOBER 10, ls4s
THE CONTRAST.

The getters up and supporters of the Florida
War had for one object, among others, the re-
covery of Slaves who had sought freedom among
the Semnoles. /: was during Mr.. Van Buren,:
occupancy Of the Presidential Chair that an or
der was sent TO General Taylor, then connected
with the Army in Florida, as Colonel, desiring
him to give up the negroes captured with the In
dians to the persons claiming them. Gen. Tay
lor showed himself an enemy to slavery in the
manner in which lie treated Vnn Burens de
lnand to turn back to bondage those who had, al
the hazard of their lives, found comparative free
dom among the Indians and Martin Van Bu.
rem, in the ORDER of his Cabinet showed himself
.Mdrtin Pan Buren,, and nobody else. In his re.
fusal, Gen. Taylor under date OF June /, 1888
said to the Van Buren, administration:
4" cannot for moment consent to NEEDLE in
this transaction, or be concerned for the benefit
of Mr.. Collins, the Creek Indians, or any one
else, or interfere in any way between the Indians
and these negroes, which may have tendency
to deprive the former Qndons) Of their property
and reduce the latter (negrocs) from compare
lire state Of freedom 10 that Of SLAVERY"
Here is the conduct Of two candidates con
trastcd; and which, reader, showed himself the
friend of Liberty and humanity?
We can safely challenge all enemies of his
to show one act on the part of Gen. Taylor
where if he could strike a blow for humanity, il
has not been done by him. While he has uni
formly shown himself "Me good Samaritan
Cass and Van Buren, have as uniformly "pnsset
by on the other side. Cdiedonidn.
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" HE TOOK THE PLEDGE"--A
STRIKING ILLUSTRATION.

Some honest Free Soil Wings, who are half
inclined TO vote for Van Buren,, do not even at
tempt TO excuse his former pro-Savery course,
but with generous confidence are ready to take
him for his Buffalo pledge, made in consideration
of nomination to the Presidency. TO such we
we commend an illustration we heard recently
from the lips of an eloquent gentleman, running
somewhat in this wise:
"Supposc, my honest brother Free -soiler, you
had lett Cincinnati on journey to Wisconsin,
and had driven fine span of horses, which you
valued highly, as tar as Cleveland, and then con-
cuded to embark on board one of your splendid
Lake Steamers. You wish to send your valua-
BILE team safely back TO Cincinnati, and enqoire
of your landlord if he knows Of a rusty man
to take charge of The noble steeds. "Oh yes, "
he replies, we have just the man in this neigh.
borhcod. True, he has been engaged all his life
| in stealing horses-ls the most notorious horse
thief in the country but last week his neigh,
bors became so excited ON the subject of horse
stealing, that they held a convention to arres,
the evil, and told this man that II he would tuke
pledge not 10 steal any more horses, they would
elect him Justice Of The Peace IN the Town.
ship-AND HE TOOK THE PLEDGE!-
He is just the man to take back your horses"
| What say you, brother Free Sober? wouldn',
you LOOK a little after the heart repentance and
good works, before you gave that man charge OF
your property Would the pledge for consld.
GRAFTON of Office be sufficient? Would you not
conclude with me" Let no such man be trust
ed "-Woresster True Whig.