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And back between u and Jpn Mcnda sn uss-
Proposals % end al Fsrplay, saving miles, win be-
consdersdi Also proposals for three time swss ssrs
vice ssN tt t
1865 From BsstOwn ga m twle week. Tuesday and
Friday,
To CassyiIs by II m, . miles as
Andb between m and pm.
1859 From Potosi At 9 . week, Thursday
BY Lancaster, Fennimore Greve. wngvills, Centre
vile, and Franklin,
To Muscoda by IL m next day, AZ miles
\ And back between 2 Friday and m next day.
1870 From Monroe At IN once week, Thursday
BY Farmers Grove and Primrose
To Blue Mound by pm. 36 niles
And back between q m and p m, "Wednesday.
457l From Janesvle at twice week, Wednesday and
Saturday,
BY Bachelors Grove Spring Valley, Decatur. Monroe
Wioo, shulsburg, White Oak Springs, and Council
To GaIsns by Q m NEXT days, 90 miles
Andbsck between 9 m Tuesday and Friday, and P
Proposals 70 end at White Oak Springs saving miles,
457a From JanssyilIs at 8 m once week. Tuesday,
BY Magnolia Albany, Attcs, Exeter Benz, and Turkey
Grove Ia
To Mineral Poin, by 9 m next day, 70 miles
And back between m Thursday, and 8 m next day.
4573 From GAINESVILLE at 8 once week, Thursday;
BY Fulton and Albion n3i f4@
TO Chrsiana by pm, % miles, .tt
And back between a and m next day.
Proposals to extend this route to Azalan, embracing
Cambridge are invited si. faf23
ASIA From Beloit q. q m once week, Tuesday;
BY Newark, Avon Clarence, and Juda
To Monroe by m, SO miles, sstt
And back between Q am and5 m next day.
4575 From BsloitstS m once week, Friday; fH-
BY Inmansvie, Spring Valley, and Hoosicks
To Albany by s M 20 miles i
And back between am and A p m next day.
Proposals extend this route through TO Mineral Point
some fifty miesfur,her. embracing Wiet Argyle, and
aasaa Fsyens, will DO considered 5@A
4576 From Geneva at 6 a M once week, Wednesday;
BY Bloomfield, Ringwood ILL.,, McIienry, Forksvile,
Gilmer, and Long Grove
To Wheeling BY II m next day, 40 miles; t
And back between m Thursday, and mnext day.
Proposals for twice week service will BE- considered
4577 From Geneva at q once week, Wednesday;
BY East Troy, Eaglevile, and Watervile;
To Summit BY 8 m, AZ miles lsa Rs1A
And back between and m next day.
457S From Darien at week, Saturday;
BY Richmond and Utter's Corners
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tsoI From jefferson City 1t I m daily
BY Hitemis, New Bloomfield, Fulton, Jones' Tan
Z Yard, Williamsburg Dsnville, High Hill Warren
ton Hickory Grove, MAYORS Store, Cottevills, st.
Charles, Brideecn, Fesfse. and watonhsm
Y To Ct Louis BY next day, i3i miles
And back between m and p next day
Proposals Z, through In Iess time, specifying IL
will be considered also, proposals. to carry on the
Missouri river at stated hours Of departure and arri-
val to be specified.
4s02 From jefferson City at tri-wcckly. Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday,
BY Tsos Lisls, Looss Creek, Linn, Mount Sterling
Adamsburs, Union, Port William, Oskaed, FOX
Greek. EIisvils, Msnthescr, DesPeres, and RcckHin'
To s. Louis BY m next days. i27 miles;
And back between N Monday, wednesday, ana
Friday and N NEXT days.
Proposals for three additional weekly trips from Union
70 -. Louis will BE- considered. 49,
$500 From Jefferson City It once 4 week, Wed
nesday, .sk
s b. Wsssphals Msvas Kinderhoot, Spanish Prairie,
Marsmes, stsslvIe, Osass. and Harmony,
To Caledonia BY q N next Fhday, lis miles
And bsck tsswecn . "a Saturday, and p m next
Monday.
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asss p. Hsd.s u u-~eeky. Tuesday, Thursday.
D Fountain. ivss'. Grove, Yo.k,lls. RosAsas, Bur
..ssa. spdns PsaAs EiLhom. bsssD. DsIisu.
gas ralr6sld, snd Emsrsld Grove a
To JsnssvIls BY IL N, 10 niles a
m Al back hstwsen : N and n Monday, We'd
nssdsy. and Friday. rs lss assik Asa
SPsspesals for sx times week service are invited.
SSe9 Rssm Racine y . m oacs week. Tuesday
ny Mount Pleasant Raymond Franklin, Musksgo,
- a Musksgo Mills; Nsstf ,s n
To Wsukesha By 8 N, 35 miles; ss5sai
Ard back bstwssn : 20 and ? N Monday;
<See Fpoa Rochester Il . u ones week, Saturday,
~ Honey Creek and Bakers Corners,
rs Sugar Greek BY II m. 10 miles s
And beck between and Up m.
$50 rso@ Milwaukee At : once week, Wednesday
~ Root Greek, Muskego, Norway, Waterford, Ro-
chester, Burlington, and Lyons
10 Gsassa BY 9 N. A miles
And back between m and m next day.
SsIo Fnm Milwaukee at q m once week, Wednesday :
By Troy and Lafayette, FIJI
re Spring Prairie by m, 40 miles, A3s
Ard back between 8 m and m next day.
4xlf Yvcm Milwaukee 1t 4 . m daily, except Sunday
By Greenfield, New Berlin, Vernon. Mukwonego.
Fest Troy, Troy, Sugar Creek, Richmond. Johns
town, and Rock Prairie, Ns as
70 Jsnesvie by m, 81 miles
4, Aud back beween N and p 10. ~ s.ssf y,g
Proposals. to run three Of the trips via Muskego Centre
BID Bend, and Csldwslls Prairie. instead Of Green
sdd, New Berlin. Vernon. and Mdukwonsg0' are ~
SSra Prom Milwaukee Al 8 I m daily, except Sunday
~ Wawatoss, BrookHeld Waukeshs, Howard. Della
&sld. Summit Ixonia, Wstsf.own, Azsaian. Lake
Wills, Dcerfcld, iahmus, and Cottage Grove;
II Madison BY ~ m, 81 miles, II "
Ard back between m and II P n.
rspe-s 70 run three Of the weekly trips wa Milford.
Waterloo, and Hanchettile, instead of Aztalan Lake
Mills, Dcerfeld, and Ishmus, are invited.
-GsI3 Prom Miiwaukes Il 4 aweek, "Wednesday;
Nv Butler, Marcy, Lisbon, Mertsn, Hartand Ocono-
nowoc. Watsltown. Milford. Watcrioo. Hsnchet-
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l535 From Fond du Lac At q N once week. Monday;
By Rush Lake and Berlin,
To Pioysr Portage BY P m next Wednesday %
And hack between IN Thursday. and 9 N next
Saturday.
4536 From Fond du Lac 81 IN, tri-weeky, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
By FrisndshiP, Black Wolf Oshkosh, vinland. and
Grovelsnd;
To Nsenah by m, SO miles One Of the trips to
run BY FL Dorado and Nekimi;
And back between . m and m next days.
Proposals To extend this TO Green Bay, and to
run through in 10 hours, will be considered.
45a7 From Fond du Lac a. IN. ,ri-wsekly, TUESDAY
Thursday, and Saturday,
BY Tsycheda Calumet Village, Psquot, stockbndgs
and Bridgeport, a9
To Green Bay by TOP m. SO miles
And back between q m and 10 p m. Monday, We'd
nesdsy, and Friday. vi
Proposals. for six times week service will be con-
sidered sA
ASS Frsm Fond du Lac at m once week, Thursday
BY Oak6eld, LIE Roy, Famersvie, Maysvlle, Iron
Bridge .Nsosho. Monterey, and Oconomewoci
To Summit by 9 p m next day, 81 miles;
And back between q m Tuesday and next day.
1889 From Wsupun at m, tri-weekiy, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday s#
~ BY Fairwatsr, Ceresco and hartford;
To Berlin by m, So miles
And back between 8 m and 8 p m, next days.
4540 From Green Bay At ga a, once week, Monday,
BY Thompson's Mills /; @t
To Plover Portage BY m next Wednesday 90 miles;
And back between 8 . m Thursday, and 9 m next
Saturday tA
454l From Green Bay at 9 once week, Saturday
hif BY Duck Greek and Lansing;
To Appleton by 9 p m. ~ miles a 3@as
And back between m and m, Friday.
4542 From Green Bay at month, on the LIST
BY Keewenaw Bay and Eagle Rivers Rata
To Fort Wilkins by 8 p m Of the 18th, $50 miles;
And back between q m Of the 18TH and g. m Of
the 3Ok. si1 ks sN AtsfA as
4543 From Bridgeport at m, once week, Tuesday;
Els BY Kaukaulau, Little Chute, and Appleton
To Neenah by 9 p m, % miles
And back between m and ~ m;
Quere.--Whether necessary 4 ass btA
4544 From Oskkosh at p m once week, Wednesday
BY Clairville, Hawlsy's Corners, and Rush Lake
To Ceresco by 8 p m, ~ miles A sl
And back between s q m and IL m.
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THE CAL DO Ia n.
~ C.aUTIONLXTIi.l

A AAE by the name Of Guar, has engaged
with young maRofthe nameof f-Tovns
end, ihid uses his mans Ia pat uph baTsaPanl'
la, which they call DR.. TaWnaend' haFsaPa-
rila, denomnaling u GeAHiHs original, etc --
THIS TuwnsrHd - 40 Doctor, and nevef wasI
bat was formerly worker on railroads, can
ais, aud the like. Yet ho lsaumfs the Tile Of
Or, for the purpose Of gaining credit for what
he II not This 10 a. caution the public not 10
be- deceived, and purchase name bat The Orr
uiEE OHGiEaL OLD DR., Jacob Townsend
saTsaparilla, having on II the Old Doctors
likeness, his family coat Of arms, and his Gig
nature across the coat Of arms,
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LOTS
Compound Pulmonary Syrup.

FVtfif5 syrupis found ese Of real and great
Il value in cases of severe Coughs, and in
attacks of Group in children. Il is cheap
and highly approved family medicine, and is
being used moro ard more as il becomes
known. Although il has not yet cured its
10000 cases of consumption, $4,000 cases of
dyspepsia or 10000 Of Asthma, yet it is good
Rrticteg
Prepared and sold wholesale and rctail by
J. g. Bingham, Druggist, ST. Johnsbury-
price, so cents. Sold also by Dana a. Weeks,
Dunville; Isaao Watts, PehehNmi Harvey a.
Abbott, l.. z. Parks, Barnet Cutting &, SilA.
by, Waterford; Bingham 4 May, West Con.
cord; T G. Butler, Derby Line +. Cleve.
land IL Co, Coventryj G.. Worthington, lras.
burgh; J. Blake 4. Co. Sutton Colby & Nc.
GafIey, Lyndonj N. w. French, Lunenburgh;
Hill * Flanders, Shetheldi A. c. Robinson,
Barton.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. l, 1850. 649tf
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Kitchen & HendersOn's

ITAIR PREsERVATIvE, a fno article
Il 4 to improve and eeTigorute the Hairj al.
so The Ambrein Cream and Italian Soap for
improving tho complexion and removing e.
rupti6ns OF tho skin, and Gourauds Hair T..
radicntor for sale by J. G.. BINGHAM
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 1860 649tf
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w. I. Goods and Groceries,
Agency of DR.. g. s. Fitch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

4 Used by him with such distinguished sue.
" cess in the cure Of Cough, CoHSHmP.
ton, CaiarTh, 3sfAaa, Heart Diseases, Dye.
peBsia, GOHOrrhaa, PIss, Female Complaints,
10. &c. also,
DR.. y. \, Fiieh's Abdominal Supporters, Shout
.l-+ ..I--.T-..,.l t---..r~---7r
Consumption, aud the Art Of preserving Life
end Health 10 Old Age, &e. DC,
J. G. Br 0nAH, 81, Johnsbury, ~ agent for
the above and keeps them eonptanty on hand
uJ-Dr. F,toh's "Guide Book 10 lnvAlids .sa
Directions for Promoting Health, and Insirue.
tons TO Mothers, in the .nana gem ent Of Chi.
dTen," many be had, 'gratuiiouHly, by calling
Tor IL at the Store as above. An eItremely
valuable Book. 6flyI
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Plank Road.

TNllE commissioners appointed TO open the
Il Books for the subscription of the stock
for Bell Water Plank Road do hereby give
notice that they will attend to the duties Of
their appointment and receive subscriptions
to said stock at the Inn of Chauucry Holman
in Barton, on the l4th day of February next,
and at the Inn of Nathaniel Glidden OF Sut.
ton, on the 10Th day of February next
65owo
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MO + ICE: .

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
N with Or. Beniah SaabOTn or SaR6orn 4,
Darling, must call and. settle immediately
Let 10 one delay, for the subscriber, intending
in fe w days to leave the State, must close
all his business.
BENlAH SANBoRN.
Lyndon, Aug. 4, ls49. 62eH
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poinlment, and miserable death.
M.svpr roR Fr0T THrrs The bee, eoa,'
post for all fruit trees, (withoul endeayor'ag
~ suit The specific wants Of zach particular
fruiij 10 compost Of peat, az swamp muck,
reduced, or rendered available 10 plants, by
upleaohsd wood ushrs The peat should, II
possible, be- dug and carried out in winter,
though II will answer II dug In the spring A.
early IA the spring az 10 convenient, m'T thor
uuEhty the wood ashes VITA ilie peat, 10 The
proportion Of i've buahels IT good hard wood
ashes 10 one wagon load Of peat Le, the
heap lie week, turn IL over 10 incorporate
mars freely, aud IN two OF three wrrhs u will
be ~ Tor use, The compost, Or manure, CON
tHiHa tiaTgeiy) time, POTASH, PhoFphHIe, aHd
vegetable matter, the elements most ncoessa'
~ 20 the growth aud health Of fruit trees gem
orally, and all IN state ready for food for the
tfeea. A FARMER,
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FLOUR.

TIME subscriber continues TO manufacture
L. superior Ortiole,of FLOUR, from YES.
tern Wheat, which he keeps constantly on
hand Tor sale, wholesale and retail.
ASA Low
Bradford, Jan. 1850. 65OrrG
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LIGHT.

LIGHT.
sbught ifliuenee 81 bright essence innreute
Hrlarr na aun, heiaIe tho iisHVeHsth1u wUTt "
MilToS,
From lh1 quokened womb uTihe primal gloom
TN tuu rolled back and bare,
.Tl voye hima yest for his Eih,op breast,
uflho threads Oh my golden hair
and when the broad tent Of the armament
Arose oo ils AirypPHu,
prno.l1'd The bUe ofHs mHirhieas blue,
AM spaHaed It round with stars,
pointed the lower of'the Eden bowers,
And thoir leaves Of living green,
And mno we've The dyes in The snlrgs eyes
or Edcn'a virgin queen
Aud whru abr Frruds art on her ltuutiul
heart
He'd fastened IL mortal spell,
a. the silycry sphere ofthe 6rst-born tear
10 lhc Tembling earth foil,
WHEN ,he waves bathurst DER world seeurs,
"a
Tbeir work Of @ral had sped,
and the Atk's lone few, the tried and true,
Clmc forth nmong the dead
49, the wondfous CLEANS q my braided
ieanis
babe their terror cease,
AZ wrote on the roll Of the storms dark
scroll
Gods covenant Of peace,
l.r,e pail at rest on pulseless breast,
Nighrs funeral shadow slept,
Where shepherd SWANS on the Bethlehem
plains
Their lonely yigila kept
When dashed on their sight the +erAlds
bright
or Heavens rcdeoming plan,
~ they ohauted the morn Of asaviour born
Joy, Joy 10 the ouieast man
Equal favor ! show to the lofty AID low,
On the Just and unjust descend
T7T,I 10 JIiOd, Whose vain sphcfes roll IN
darkness and tears,
Feel my smile the best pnAe ofh friend!
Nay, the flower Of the waste by my love Ia en-.
bfaecd
AZ the rose in the garden Of Kings
Al the ohtysalis bier Of the worm appear,
And To- The gay builrrny'S wings
The dcsolale Morn like n mourner forloru,
Conecala all the pride of her charms,
Til bid the bright Hours chase the Night
from her bowers,
And lead the young Day 60 her arms
Mud when the gay rover seeks Eye for his
tower,
Mud sinks 20 her bhfmy Trpose,
wrap their son rect by the zephyr,hnned
west,
ln curtnina of amber nd foae
From my sentinel steep, by the nigh,broodsd
deep,
gaze with unslumbering eye,
When the eynosurc star Of the mariner
Is blotted FROM the Skyi
And guided by me through the mcreileas sea,
Though sped by the hurricane wings,
i l'-- e"'"ras-less bark, lone, w-Iteriug, dark,
10th haven,hone safely he brings
wOkcn tho flowers in their dew ,pauglcd
bowers,
The birds in their chambers Of green,
And mountain and plain glow with beauty A..
gain,
As they bask in my ma,inal sheen.
o if such the glad worth Of my presence to
earth,
Though htful and fiecting the while,
. What glcres must rest on the homo Of the
blest,
Ever bright with the DEtrrs smile
ArrAeuMtSr OF Doc TO CmIlD.-A
near neiphbor of mine, Abou, six months since,
had a little boy about four years old who had
Ittlo spaniel Of which he was very fond
One day during the absence of the father, the
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers his farm for sale. II
4 is situated on the road Leading from st.
Johnsbury Plain TO North Danville--Hbout
half way between the two places. II consists
,of 80 Rcres--le or 20 acres OF excellent mead
ov--nbout 40 ncres of woodland---the remain
der pasture aud tillEEv, ,
The buildings are suitable for the place.
There arc about 1000 sugar naples and n
young apple orchard, with good quantity
of cedar timber, on the farm.
The farm can be advnntageously divided
and the whole or n part is offered for sale.
Terms of payment made easy.
JOHN CUSHMAN.
ST. Johnsbury, Aug. 10, ls49. 629tf
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FIRE EN- Gl ines!

QUILT in the most thorough manner, not
I'D liable TO get out of order, and warranted
to do good execution.
Portable EBgiHes from 80 to $75
Larger Engines from 100 10 $500
These are the most economical Engines tha at
can be built and are afforded so low that every
Village, Factory, or Neighborhood, can afford
TO purchase protection againaiFire.
], c. ~ J. II. PADDOCK,
PApDooK's FURNAsE,( sio.r
81 JshnsbSry, W. )
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or feelings Of nature, and be rendered mean,
miserable and despised, for some tweniy years,
and riches will cone az sure 80 disease, d,sap'
pointmeni, and miserable death.
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GAS, REAp Tnp,-A few days sinee a
young gentleman related to VA the following
Ito said that his mother was speaking In tho
evening al tho social home circle 'of fortune .
changes aud remarked, that IN her girlhood,
at social party, where there was music and
dancing, young blue eyed, light haired boy
ASKED her 10 dance, She refused sod thought
him rather PrssuH1iAR, as he wAa the soa Of a
blacksmith, and she the daughter Of Capt,
a militia captain, There was difference IN
the social position, That boy is the prsssFi
GoperHOT Of MassachVsefis'
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DR HTST4R'S BALS4H or WfLD CHER.
RH, trih The ioritieH signature Of L. Butts on
TIC HTdgper. The original aud only genuine
Wista''s Baisam Of wa Cherry whs intro.
duced in the year 1898, and has been we'll
tested in all the complaints for which II is re-
commended For ten years Il has proved more
cilicaeious nS remedy for coughs, colds, ma
llucnEa, bronchitis, asthma, and consumption,
IN It's inoipicnt stages, than any other medi.
cinc.
Various cuujcoturcs and surmsos have arts.
en- respecting it's compositions Aome phyaieiRGa
have supposed It 10 contain iodine, other igno.
rant ptetendcrs say II must contain mercury,
and to some such substance they attribute tlA
-4.-E'.lrr-ctiruury NJ such opinions are al.
together erroneous, and calculated 10 prcju.
dice many persons against IL, we pledge our
honor that II contains nothing of this kind, or
any thing the least injuriouHi on the contrary,
II is composed of the most simple substances,
the principal Of which are the extracts Of tar
add Wild cherry -haEk, Aad t.e- whole seere, of
it's efficacy consists IN the mode by which they
are prepnred5----
Seth w. Fowle, Druggist, No. 1873 Wash.
ington street, Boston, Ms, In the sole propri.
clQr of the original receipt for the manuihc.
tufc of the genuine medicine, and supplies
both at Wholesale and,fetail, aud Of whom a.
gonces can be obtained.
The genuine signed L. Butts on the wrapper.
For sale by j. G.. bingham st, Johnsbury
PlainjJ. Flint, st. Johnsbury Centre; l. Z.
Parks, Passumpsic, and dealers in medicines
generally.
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70 Guow 1ttu - Nothing is more easy,
says Mr. spauding, than to grow rich. II is
ODDLY to haft aeLpdy, hefrioAd no oHsr to heap
interest, cent upon cent; to destroy all the fin.
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CoSprSsrp ARouMESr.--A very celebrated
Scotch divine says "The world we inhabit
must have had an origin that origin must have
consisted in,a cause; that cause must have
bcCn intclligcnt that intelligence must have
been ultimate; that ultimate power must have
hrcn supreme: and that which always wus,aud
4, supreme, we know by the name Of God"
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Book Agents Wanted,

ITO travel in .Neio England, TO obtain, sub
H. scriptons for the most popular and spcn.
did PICTORIAL WORKS Of the day. En-.
terprising men can earn from 80 TO 20 dollars
per month.
Agents also wanted to sell IAywAfds Ca.
tctteers of PermoHt, New Hampshire, and
Massachusetts. [63sm6
For further information, address (post paid)
HORACE WENTWORTH, No. 9,
Canal Block, Centralst. Lowell, Mass.
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PAINTERS ATTEND!
A. FARNAM

i NNToutsD cay to those that are acquainted
w with House Painting, that he 10 prepar.
ed 10 give instruction in the various branch
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ATTAcumESr OF Doc TO 4 Cmnp.-A
near neiphbor of mine, about six months since,
had little boy about four years old, who had
l,ttlo spaniel Of which he was very fond.
One day during the absence of the father, tho
child was taken III with the Group; the moth.
cr was alarmed, and il 40 happened that her
servants Tcrc away, and she had no one to
--vrt+ physician, The poor woman was
an great tribualion, for in spite of all her cf
forts, the child grew worse. In about an hour
after the child was taken i'll tho fathers car.
riUge stopped AZ the door, aud her mother
-g,4++e- h+F-aPt,eafaae father house
was about two miles distant. Tho Grand.
nuther said that Carlo, the sick ohild's dog,
"eamc running into the house bcppattcrod with
mud, and few about and acted SO strangely
that she knew something must be the matter
with little Billy, and she came to find out
what Il was" Until then, the mother Of the
child did not notice the absence Of the dog
from the room, for the boy was playing with
him when he was taken sick. The child re.
manned III three or four days, and then died;
ana during the whole time, the dog never leil
his bedside; he watched by the corps until il
buried, and then took posse ssion of the
little boys chair, which he would allow no
one to touch, not even the child's mother
Every day he nbs-ntcd himself three OF four
hours; and the father one day going to look at
the chld's grave round that tho dog had al.
most scratched his way down TO the coffin. lie
was nitor this kept within DOORS but he refus.
ed to eat, and in a short time died in the chair
OF his little mast n Ekniokerbocker
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a. One Of tho California congressman
Edward Gilbert, was composi,or IN an
Albany printing office, and went out ms
volunteer in Col Steyensous regiment. lie
was a Bnri.huruer.
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Salt! SAT- &!
TOMB STONES.

CPENCER & BRIGHAM announce to the
- public that they have purchased the Mar.
BILE Business heretofore carried on by " NJ
D'm'ek, at 81. Johnsbury, W, They will
keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
Manufactured Marble,
Of superior quality, at ~ low prices ns can
be furnished by any concern in the country
The style of wSrkmanship will not be inferior
10 amy IN the state. All work done to order
Orders should be Addressed a. above
G.. L. SrENeLR Tuos. DRIGmAN
ST, Johnsbury Centre, Dee. lsl9. 6i7yl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

CAuroRNn PiErr.-Rcv. Mr. Wheeler,ln
letter from San Francisco, suyS ~ am Try
ing 70 preach, to labor, 70 pray; And love
my work, bat have never seen n harder task
than to getO man through lump Of gold to
eternity"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

II o. The History or the liquor dealers in
rwo streets in Cincinnati for fileen years has
been preserved. They were sixiy.sevcn in
number. or those dny-iwo have diedl for.
yak have died druukards. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

RryWALA-The Montpelier Messenger
oflho 10th aSys'-
Ia several appointments Ia Ibis ceHfeF-
enee, aud NAT portion Of tho Troy Confer
ence within the bounds Of this State, the so
eieliea arc now enjoying preeions seasons OF
revival The Academies at Newbury, wesI
Poullney, AMI Springfeld-where 40 many
Of the youth nre receiving an intellectual
Ilainlns--.aIGE nsperIiEEl, Sl4aEaES- "a -I!sA-.
gracious manifestations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02
ALDEN J. HALE,

(FormsrIySJ WatsrJ6rd, ~.
and .qTTOR.NEP At -
No. - Wall at, New York City, b2nJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

Though htful and necting the while,
What glries must rest on the home Of the
hlcst,
Ever bright with tho DEIrrs smile