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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-16
The Mexican RevoIutIon-Later Intelligence

New ORLEANS, Oct. l3-The steamship
Yacht has just arrived from the Brazos, which
she left on the 9th instant, bringing later ntelli'
gence from Northern Mexico.
The operations of the liberating army were
still successful They had taken the town of
Revonoso. They eqPtH'ed one gun and guam
titv Of other arms
General Candles the governor OF TamaulIpas
at the last accounts, wa approaching Matamo-
ras, and General Avalos was going out TO meet
him. Whether they would meet as friends or
foes was unknown, but it is supposed that Can
ales will assume the command Of the revolution.
lists These movements have given great salts
faction TO their American partizans, especially
the Texan rangers.
Col. Carvnja had issued orders not to ac-
knowledge permits fthe Mexican custom house.
A circular had been issued by the collector
at Brownsville, urging great vigilance on the
part OF custom house officers, in consequence OF
the progress OF the revolution.
The News also contains an editorial in which
it is stated that the Americans had abandoned
the cause, owing to the fact Of Gen. Canaes
having assumed the chief command.
The revolutonsts had intercepted letters
from the Mexican commander, In which instruc.
tons were given to treat the insurgents in the
same manner that the Spaniards served Lopez
and his associates.
Sixteen armed Americans had landed Mt Ma
zatlan, and were made prisoners by the autbori-
ties.
The cholera was creating dreadful ravages in
the province Of Guadalsara.
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Southern Female Institute.


JNHE next session of this Institution will COM
menee'a an the first Monday in Oct, ard ends
on the last Friday in July.
FACULEy.
-Prof Mental and Moral Philosophy
d. Lee Powell, Prof. Mathematics
tiuillaume Richards De Ringie, Prof, Language
Robt. ]. Morrison, Prof. Mat. Phil. and Chem
stry.
TERMS.
Board for ten months, Exclusive Of washing
$50.
Professors fees for entire academic course, per
session of ten months, SO. Payable in advance.
No deduction made exceptin cases Of protraoted
illness.
Those who wish further information are re.
quested to address
DIR. BEVERLEY WILLFORD,
President Board of Trustees.
fredericksburg, Va. Sep. 22-tawt Is Oct.
MY BROTHER, CONRAD OAHME, who
nj came from the South to Washington in
company with my uncle, Stouberd, many years
ago, and went with him from Washington to Bal
timore, is requested to call on the undersigned.
also request my children, Christian and Fred
erick Oahme, who landed in the port Of Baltimore
years ago; the latter since then being enlisted in
the u s. Army, to let me hear from them.
NV uncle, Gottlieb Eilhard, who used to live in
Washington few years ago, is also requested to
let me know bis whereabouts.
FREDERICK OAHME,
18th street between III a. J.,
Washington, ID. G..
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CHARLESTON, Oct. Is.

The election of delegates TO the Southern
Congress was held yesterday. The city and
neck poled $500 votes. Majority for co-opera-
ton ticket 1000.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF CINCINNATI
FACULTY..

Chartered in l845. Total No. Of .Mat,ictlants
from lS45 TO 1851 1854
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BosToN, Oct. Is.

The Canada sailed to-day. Among the pas
sengers were Maj. Hobbe and Il. b. Rhett, OF
South Carolina.
The steamer America arrived at Halifax to-day
Cotton dull.
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$50. 900 S4O, OOO!! s:

SSO,OOO!!! s4O,0O0 $4,000
Lowest three numbers Sloou.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass X,
To be drawn in Baltimore, October rs, 1851
SpI ENDID SCHEME.
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Late aud Important from Mexieo.
Governor Letcher ArriUed- Troubles Of III
Government

Governor Letcher Arriped-T Troubles Of The
GOpernmenf
New ORLEANS, Oct. I3th-By an arrival at
this port, we have dates from Vera Cruz to the
4th instant
Governor Letcher arrived at Vera Cruz on
the st, and proceeded Immediately to the CAPT
tai.
Accounts from the city of Mexico, to the It'll,
represent the government to be in great confu
81 N. Many Intellectual attempts had been made
to appoint new cabinet The treasury is at its
lowest ebb, and the government resources near
ly annihilated.
Accounts Of the revolution in Northern Mex
leo had not yet reached the capital.
Later news had been received frem the Rio
Grande. The sheriff of San Francisco, (Alexi
COZ had arrested two of the negroes Of Wild
Cat, one of whom is Golfer John, leader in the
Florida war, but who was freed by treaty stipu
la,ions Wild Cat is much exasperAted, and it
is apprehended that the negroes will retaliate.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CA Ii
FORNIA.-ARRlvAL OF THE
.. CHEROKEE Il
NV YoRK, Nov.


The steamship Cherokee, from Chagres
direct, arrived this evening, and brings San
Francisco dates 10 Oct lst-also mails, 40o
passengers, and 1919 900 in gold on
freight, and $500, 900 in hands OF passen-
gers.
The news from the Southern mines +
very encouraging as indeed It is from All
quarters, A rich Quartz mine has oeeh
discovered in Broadway, San Francisco.
A terrible fight occurred at Chagres just
before the departure OF the Cherokee, be-
tween Native and American ooa'nen' IN
which the latter were worsted and He'd, ana
the natives turned and beat all the Ameri>
can they met. party of sixteen Caifor-
nian passengers on their way TO the Chero,
kee were attacked and driven back and
five are known 10 have been killed. Others
fled to the houses which they barricaded TO
protect themselves. The specie was alter
wards got on board. through courtesy ct
Commander Of the British Steamer WHO ent
bonts for the urpose. Passengers also got
of by the same means though many others
wcie left behind.
The Democratic ticket has received a
majority in every county save one IN the
State. Bieler's majority is 1900. Marshal
and McCorclc are elected to Congress by
heavy maioriies. The whole vote pollcd IN
the State is as 600.
Gov. McDougal, of California, is about
calling an extra session of the Legislature,
but for what purpose is not stated.
The difficulty between the Collector oil
San Francisco aud the merchants still con-
tinues, and the latter have called public
meetings in reference TO the matter.
The Vigilance Committee of San Franz
cisco is directing its energies against the ar
rival Of convicis from foreign countries
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The Revolution in Northern Mexico
Attack upon Matamoras.

Large Number Killed and Wounded -
Great Fires in Matamofas.
Nav ORLEANS. Nov. 9, 1851.
The steamship Fanny has arrived here
with dates from Malamoras 10 the 3Olh
ult.
The insurgents had attacked and gain,
ed possession of the Western portion Of
the city, TO within four blocks of the
Plaza.
The Government troops still held Out
with 8 pieces Of Artillery.
The Government loss amounted to
$50 killed aud wounded, among rhe lat
ter Gen Avuas.
The Insurgents loss was 3 killed and
Is wounded among the later Captain
Ford Of the Texan Rangers The A.
merican Consul was wounded, and Mr..
LonGstreet, merchant, was killed.
Two large fires had occurred in Mat.
amoras The Custom House, with all
It's contents, DEFINES stores, aud several
blocks of buildings were destroyed.
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Tie Otst aud moSt IconOmicdl TuV0f ana
O6,e !C,ores in use
We the undersigned, having used RACES
SnLr-REGrLAriNG orovE' eheer'uIly give our
opinion OF IT'S merits. It's great merit, we be-
lieve, consists in the power to regulate the de-
gree of heat at pleasure; and from TINS capacity
several important advantages result;
/. With very iitile care an even tempora>
turc eau be preserved OF any required degree OF
heat.
2. The stove never ought, md If of the prop.
cr size never need 10 become rcd hot and this
makes the Stove more durable, aud prevents
the impure ar caused ny burnt atmosphere aud
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-05

AUSTRIA And THE UNITED STATES
Accounts from Washington state that Chew
alier llnlsemann, Austrian Charge. has re-
ceivcd orders from his Government 10 de-
man1 his passports as soon as this Govern
ment shall receive LOUIS KossuTH ~ a ma.
tional guest and that the ChevaIier ha.
communicated his instructions to Mr.. Secre.
tary Webster,
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I'll nrkfts.

BRIGHToS, Oct 80.
! At Market $500 Reef Cattle; 800 Stores p
pairs Working Oxen, IS Cows and Calves
54Oo Sheep aud Lambs, and 1000 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-Exra Sc %. Ist anal.
ity $685. Cd do $3.50 Sd do s4a4 So
STORES esrlings 81, IOai2; 2 wears oil
IL, l6 24i years old l7,y24 a 80.
WORKING OxEN--s65, an, IS a 90.
Cows AND CALVES Sl7, 10 81, "a, 26asI
SHEEP AND LAMBs--sl,62, I,75, 2a3. Ex.
tra 81.
sw'SE-s 3'4a5c.i retail 2a5c; fat Hogs
3-4c.
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Dic0,

In this village, on the 18th ult., Miss. RE-
bEccA Bass, daughter ofthe late DIR. VIM. Bass.
Rged 2s years. (
In Riplon, Oct. Gath Mrs. MARRIAM Conn.
Nged 30 years, 10 months, and ~ days
In 81 Adams, on the Goth inst, Of Consume ~
ZION, HELEN AosEs, only c hid ofRev Edwa I'd
r. fu'nam' OF Montpelier, aged II months.
In Orange n j., Oct. rs .In the confidence
OF certain Faith. and the comfort Of a religious
and holy Hope SAMUEL C. CLgvELASD,
Son OF the late George Cleveland Esq, Of this
place.
In Psinsyille 10, an. Thursday morning
Der. 23d, II. C, GaAY, ira aged. three year
aud seveu months, only son Of H. C. and L. d.
Gray
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I'll arrir0,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. DIR. Merrill.
\GEo, s. SWIFT ESQ., to Miss LOUISE MAY,
AhOf this town,
In Leicester, on the morning of the o7,h ;nst
BY The Rev. b. i. Wheeler, DRSIEL R Px2
HURST, Of Brandon, 10 CYNTHIA c. CAPRoN "A
' Leicester.
In burlington, Oct 81, by Rev. A. Fleuknp
Rev j. ii. WoncEsrFR, and Miss, CArHEKIS !
FLEMING, both Of Burlington.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R
Special Meeting Of Stockholders.

Stockholders of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad Company, are hereby notified that II
Special meeting of the Corporation will he
holden at Bellows Falls, ON Wednesday, the
18th day OF November next, al two o'"lock, 7.
NJ To sec il they will increase the Capital
Stock of the Company and on what terms.
BY order of the Directors
j. ii WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Bellows Falls, Oct. 81, 1851. 2S-3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-05

The Governors Of thriiy-one States,
IT is said, have fixed upon November
9th for the uniform obsei vance Of the
annual Thanksgiving. being the result Of
correspondence with them by the Gov,
etnor Of Ohio.
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Sheldon's Balm of Roses.

For Ladies aud Children, during these autumnsi winds
sure preventative OF that rnughness and o
tho face and lips which MANY persons aN avs
on sSposareto The weather al.o TAM hrckes
&c, and cures snre lp, ch.pped hands &C. 1t Is moi
only sure renedy hut is perfectly clean aud sweet
application, besides being a must drlciou. perfume
Wanented in all ease Price Is cents per bnite solo
only by H. A. SHELDON
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed BY The
Probate Court for the District OF Add,sef,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands Of all persons a.
sainst The est;ie OF JOHN BULLOCK, lals
of Leicester in said District, deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the eth day Of
October, A. ID. 1851. being allowed hy said
Court Tor thai purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 10 the business
OF our said appointment, at the dwelling house
nf Mrs Sarah NJ. X Bullock, IN Leicester, on
the First Mondays in Jansart, March and
April next, from o'clock, A. NJ, until e.
lock, 7. NJ on each Of said DAYS.
OTIS cAPR0N, ]
Y. STANLEY, Comm'rs
II. l. ENOS.
Dated at Lsises'er, this l3Ih day Of ot,o'
er 1851. 2s;sw.
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6 % o IL 6 Z a
Afa0cmitoI 5nsiitution.

THE WIN TER TERM # this Institution
l. win commence on " EDNESDA1 III.
GENDER sd, and continue eleven weeks.
G. DUNSM0RE, A. b., PRlNclP4L.
The Trustees feel confident to announce to
the public, that the facilities afforded by this
Institution for thorough, practical, education,
arc unsurpassed by no similar Institution in
Northern Vermont.
TUITION:
Common Branches. 81 90
Higher English, 30
Greek and Latin, 20
Music, with use Of Instrument, 90
Thorough Bass, (cxtra) 20
Painting, w
Drawing, 90
French, (cXtrn,l Oh
Penmanship, (eNua) 90
Board, including room, idcl, and washing,
rs per week.
DIR. BLAIR, Secretary.
Georgia, Oct. 3lst, 1851. Is
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8

The great Telegraph Case between Morse
and Balm, has been decided in favor of
Morse.
The decision Of Judge Kane is very
strongly in favor OF Morse, aud an injunc>
ton has been granted against him.
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POSTAGE FREE.

To all subscribers within 1900 miles, who
remit in advance. directly TO he office Of pub.
LEGATION at Boston, The sum Of Six Dollars, Ge
will continue the work beyond The wear. as
long as shall lie an equivalent To the cost of
postage thus virtually carrying out the plan
Of sending every mans copy 10 him Postage
Freei placing our distant subscribers on the
same footing as those nearer TO us; and ma.
king the whole country our neighborhood,
We hope for such future change in the law.
or the Interpretation thereof, as will enable us
to make this offer 10 subscribers at any dis
lance.
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Boots and Shoes.

A great assortment of BOOTS & SHOES
coaTse add gne, just rocaived and for sale BY
Il. LANGwoRTHY 4 co
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LlTTELL'S LIVING AGE.



C,NpRlpow, Apn 81, 1874.
have read the prospectus Win great pleasure "nd
pbc p"' nvs "ny Ini n, "W ""a" a a,
securely enongh to attain is true ends, il viii contrib
in an eminent degree To give i,eaIuiy tone, moi
only to our Iefniu'r bat to public opinion II VII
In,arv Of The l,cst uc,i,,S nS ,I '" ~, ~,
more ltwl redeem crr p,liodica h,r,a,urc from ,,
rpfonch OF 'cine dev""l 10 iieh aed superficial ro1d
, w 'Inr''S & ions, To- schy ana prH a
Iiic und character M'sEPiI STORy
NEW YoRK, ~ May, 'si4
iapp.nye yell nueh nj the pan o. ~ Living
snirii and tn", i H., ,mrn,cs ,
ha.e IN renson H. DOUBT, II win he one o, IA. mus
ha'A' aud popular periodicals. OF the dag.
oc..... u..--, JAMES KENT
and ic which "s","g IN F.,u, n"1 /" ,ti. r"
Try, this Ia. nppca,cd to ie The most u.ta IL con-
lals indeed ihe exposition only Of the cnrent l.ea-
",,'n, n J rmssm an"nge, on I ny Us mue"s'
The human mind in he mines, n,,.,an NJ, ,he n,,s
rnt age. J. q. ADAMS.
PROSPECTUS.
inns WORK Is conducted in the sriit Of Lit
leiis Museum Of Foreign Literature, (which
was iavorahly received ~ the pubic iur TWEEN
y yeafS,) hu! us it J., twice as large, and APP
realS 80 often, We not only give spill aar
freshness 10 thy many things which were ex-
clud,d y a months delay, but while thus TX
more attractive variety. are able 50 10 in
crease the solid and substantial. rai, of our
literary Historical. and political harve,is a,
fully 10 satisfy he wants of The american
reader.
The elaborate and stately ESSAYS Of the
Edinhurch. Ouarlcrlv. and other Reviews
end BlackwuoIs noble criticisms on Poetry.
his keen political Commentaries, highly
wiors hl Tales. aud vivid descriptions Of ru-
raj and mountain Scenery; and Inc contriLn.
tions 10 Iiterature. lIjSlorv and Common
Life. b., the sayacious Snectator The snarL.
ling Examiner ~ IA li.i,n. N;hcraun The
busy and industrious Iiicrary Gazcttr The
sensil and comprehensive Britannia, The SO.
Der and re,pectal,,, Christian Obseryci; hes
rein s'"e of ihc III Ifnea al" and w,h
,n NE best articles Ci the Dublin University.
new monthly, tFi eIs, Iaits, AinswoIIhS,
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BIsbISa We bind The work IN y uniform. strong
and good style aud where custom bring iher nnm
hers In good order, generally give hrln bnnnd vol
umes In exchange without any delay. The price nj
The binding Is so cent? volume. As they alwayi
bouni ~ one pattern, there win be no difficulty IL
matching the future volumes.
T.. LlTTELL& co, Bosom.
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Complete sets of The flrst Series in thirty volumes
10 the end Of September, ISL. handsomely bnund,
picked Ia boxes and delivered in all The prime
pal cities, fee OF rtnse Of freight, Hrr tot rae Al
sky dpiars,
ANY volume may b. had separately nj two dollars
bound. ~ a dnlnf aud half In numbers
Aur numb Tmav b. had fir u l. 2 cents and Il
b. worth while for snhsc iers purchasers r.
cnnP'ei" any broken volumes they may have, and
thus gGea,ly enhance their value
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A S n M E r E S

from The choic st shawl goats Of Tibet, woven
by the f,rcst girls Of Crcassia, so exqnisiiely
embroidered us TO resemble paintings by the
most delicate pencils Of Canton, such as are
worn by Emperors who preside al the cast of
Roses. In the Aeacin Groves Of Ispnhan.
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S I L z S.

Plain, fancy, grave, gay, lively and severe;
some choice patterns for incipient BridcgrOoms
resplcndanr, pearl white. bciizzencd with the
gold flagrec work Of Zamarn, sparkling lk,
the talismanic characters on the scimitcr d
Solomon, appearing as il Illuminated by III,
triple.colorea tortoise-shcll lanterns of Pcgu
precious MS the cerulnn throne of Coolburga
None hut Bridcgr oms need apply.
The reason that Solomon was heat the first
beat, by the Lilies Of the Valley, is now fully
explained, from the circumstance that his Tail
or was was not u scientific artist.
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Informat ton Wanted

0F DANIEL COLLATAN, who came to-
" this country from Ireland, a wear ago las
July. He has since then worked in the City Of
New York since that time he has been at work
OIL some Rail Road in Ohio. lie Is abont
wears OF age. ANY information from the above
will be cheerfuly received by his sister. nj Mid.
dlebury, VT MARY COLLATAN.
Middlcbury, Oct. ~, 1851 26--s
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nj c X H. A N ID

proposes to make up the GOODS in style
that will put the Lilies in an active state of
toiling and spinning and at prices warranted
satisfactory to the most humble admirer Of the
4 RI nf 1 ria
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-05

STATE OF VERMONT, Be it REMEMBER.
District of Ad lison-ss "a that aia Pre-
bate Court, held in Middchurv. in and for the
District Of Addison, on the l7lh day Of Oc-
tohcr, a. d. 1851:
Sylvia Drake, named eSecttrik in an instru.
meni purporing 10 be the last will and tests
ment Of CHARITY RRYANT, late Of wsy.
bridge, in said District, deceased, presents
the said instrument for Probate: il is there's
upon ordered. that said instrument lie scnsid-
ered by this Court for Probate, At tie session
thereof to he held at the office OF the Register Of
said Court in said MIiddebury, on Thursday,
the 9th day Of November next, at one o'clock
in the afternoon; and that notice thereof 10
given to all pers ons interested, that they msy
appear and make their objections, II any shev
may have. by publishing certified cop.s,s
this order in the Mihdlchury Registers news
paper printed at said Mddlehury-.fhres ~ssks
succ essively previous 10 the Time If sid Conn.,
jan. s. BUsHEELL, Regissss-
A true copy of record.
&c JED. S BUSHNELL, Register
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GEORGE II, FULLER,

TEACHER OF DANCING, would tcspseL
L fully announce 10 the citizens Of Burlng-
ton and vicinity, that he is prepared to engage
in the business of his profession, where his SER
vices are required. All The late FASHION
ABLE DANCES taught in the Most approx
ed and modified forms, as introduced by the
Justly celebrated Professor G. de Korponay, Hf
philadelphia, from whom l have letters of rec
otmendalion. Having associated myself With
r. E. WHiTcoMB, in the above business We
are prepared to take schools, instruct priTats
classes, and furnish the best music for Balls,
PARTIES, &C., in any number Of pieces re-
quired. All communications addressed to
Gro. Il. FuLLER, Milton. VT or r. T. WHIT
CONF, Mildlebury, Vt, will receive prompt at
tention.
Burlington, Oct 8, 1851. 2s-E
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an0 Gassinlcrrs,

Remarkable for elegance OF color and exquis-
iteness of finish more glossy than the leaves
If Mango trees richer than the sunny apples
of lstSnhar; softer than tho nights of Tristan,
aai more Of them than you can shake a
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THE
EAGIE CLOTHING STORE

rs NOW FULLY REPLENISHED with
l. the RICHEST and CHOICEST GOODS
Of the world, resembling more some oriental
Bazaar, than Dry Goods Store. Goods Sc
lected BY an experienced eye, at prices ruinous
10 Importers and Jobbcrs, and will be sold as
low Ms tlurouuh bass
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1 8 s. 1.
BREWSVER'S BLOCK.

" The Eagles Flight Is out of sisht.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-12

nm LoNE oRPIIAN noY.

- speals kind % him
nH.# christian laud-'iis such we boast,
Arf h'rr- o where within lts vide domain,
.laI. our compassion rtir. n MOI win him,
Ni .1Hf..FI.He1us Friends beron 2-
-raa FHf f9 hiw-houeels thy pits. Sc
..Hrr liuwma dr,VlleHr~behoid'-
.IH' .T. once ulI oflauFh.ug j0y,
irruI ani dovurnsf
No Fathers friendly voice u cheer
if m lvsilsd with Fdei--
. f4arIFl Mother ioud 20 tmoou,
l'. .fa'Hr heat ami Wit pa tleep.
NO Sister DEAR with sweet caress,
tr fpltlH wild Iasfiors siaTni--
... .-.rrar uoF--that once with him,
.rFrI ip olitihh SPORT H#r
ne tmirol 6iold. are gone
la -H H'dtlHnd they rest frumaares
--Hark
hn angel bi,m kindly fgeak
,tlH. Tho hoy oharge tphrs,
'Ir--+ti-r-fr-fi- ~ fT''f'ffr . "''''i
$40 ,EfHgup vlN sWllg
,sH'.H Cwuer lnts. q, W,