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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
Lunch Room In the Capitol.


The best lunch To be had in the " city of mag
nifcent distance" h In the lunch room at the Clptol
The readers - the universal Cotton Piahf .t not be
fu prGed 10 hear hat within the walls OF the Capitol Of
thr CREST Republic l. just snug and coy restaurant
a. % be found any where in the world Here chubby
locking pics that have been caught (as the ar
TIT L6ye ID md cooked Ia tbs agonies Of death tur
KEYS ana chickens ktkng up their legs; ducks with
4 lded wings beet beautifully roasted; ham IN cham
pseLe;" Suspicious looking bdtles; lODgnecked do.
silver capped do. black do blue DO green do short
do squire do, and stout de- with eggr AMI butter ana
coffee and sugar, &c, &c, are congre fted TO sstsiy
"the fssmbed wisdom that ali right IN the country"
he rOat pig, which looks a. though sd ued OF apo
plexy shows thar)
T. s marvellous sight 10 Gen. Cas- and Gen Rusk
takiiR over the Texas boUndery with their mouths
fun OF bread and butter 5Jule and sumner oisa
as over the sgoaiziDe turkey 20 deliberate upon the
subnfy OF Seward pre'erring bio fingers 10 fork, 40
be uuncLes away ~ The "drvmstickS Of chicken, (es
which heis iond) Isny II IL marvellous 81 hi
Jusf fancy Old JGcnto and BOgland, ~ sr ult In tbs
Senate, 10 a breatJlesr sudien.e:
H0hs01. BorlsBd, rather got you on the con-sti'
tuucrei Gus vice ost in huge mollhiaii OF roast
Lcef and dry cTackers)
bOrlsEd-"l don't know, exactly--(piece a pickle(-
think ne Constitution d clear On the point Piece OF
lfm) There my be slg Ut modiEcatiOn brandy
md wsterdue the auesson In all it, cxpansions(un.
lu'toIs tie lower button Of bis wsstcOat I'm Of
oriuon General-tenoiher piece a haIn)-thaf you are
vrcpg-(rniflles the handy and waierl
just behind tese, Hale IL making Hunter iangn ms
ever out Wilde in corner you viii zee couple OF Cabi-
et men (ths "Hndyf0ltrs Of the Adaair,s'raston with
tie SPEAKER" mnliinz the probability OF war win
Ensland WITH "toddy thst would even tempt Sam
Houston
The room IL always open. but conducted with great
TSere sle npuy Other nice little things sooat the
Cupgol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

RICHMOND CoLPORrEUR CcNvESrIoy-
Several Of the Officers Agents and Colporteurs OF the
American Tract Society, and Delegates from the
Branch Societies at Boston and Baltimore met in Con.
venton NJ Richmond Va, the 10th inst, and con
tnued their sessions six days. About oIty-fse mem
beers were present. Of eight different communion from
seven different States John Tappan, Esq, of Boston,
presided, assisted by the pastors Of the Churches Of
various demo N nations in Richmond Rev. Dr.. Stow.
of Boston, preached the opening sermon. Personal
narTatves sketches of fields explored and the manner
and results Of ColpOrteur labor with discussions OF
the principles and bearings Of the Tract enterprise,
and the practical duties Of those connected with it,
constituted the principal exercises Of the occasion.
Public meotings were held in the Presbyterian, BapEst,
Epi.copal and Methods. Churches alternately, which
addressed by the members Of the Convention and
IL, Pastors of Churches and largely attended by the
citizens On the Sabbath nearly all the pulpiis were
supplied by the Convention. and Ave public meetings
e eddresses were held in different parts Of the City
A general ard permanent interest was thus awakened
IN the oljocts OF the Convention and liberal coairbu
items were made to extend more widely tue system Of
Copor.agc through the South. The members Of the
Convention were Hospitality entertained aud free pas
steee by the different thoroaghfGres radAiing from
Iichmoud rendered TO them en- leaving the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

We 90 not COLs.der il certain that the Wings
vii Lave c majority OF the whole, bat 1t seems
scarcely possible that q working minority can
be combined against them. The National
platoon above are Democrats hostile 70 the
coalition of the mass OF their party with the
Fee Sellers; and some Of them VIII vote for
the Wing candidate if necessary to defeat tue
election Of Horace Mann as Governor. We
consider it morally certain that the House will
cloose q Wig Speaker and Clerk-that the
vacancies in the Senate vii mainly be filed with
Whigs-and that John H. Clifford will be cho-
sen Governor, AID either JoAa Davis reelected
to tie Senate, or another good Wing put in his
place.
One ASPECT Of the Election is unpromising
that which looks toward Temperance. We
do rot know shat majority Of the Representa-
tives elect are hostile to the Maine Law, but
re ar it. In almost every instance the Lib
erals went Cor Rum frst, and party next; the
Maire.law men for politics first and Temper
suce alterward For instance: In Northamp-
ton, the Coalition ran Rum Democrat aud
Temperance Free Soiler iof Representatives,
with the following result:
Whoe ,,a. Vote, % = Ee,ieJ 20 .soo-~, -.
Es OF D ie - =. cel', y -, 81 81
serrcr.rs Is--ouy Ba.-n elected
So a town which is largely in favor of the
Name Law VIII give ono vote for AID none
against It's repeal And this is a fair sample OF
the STATE. But the People are for the Law,
and we trust vii save it,.
i. S-The above was crowded out Of our
last We lave since received the Boston
papers Of yesterday, (Thursday,) which render
roaJiy certain Wing ascendancy in every
branch Of the State Government for the ensl-
ing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
MuirARy PARADRs.-T The two anniversaries

Thanksgiving ard Evacuation Day-were daily OBJ
served in the military way, yesterday, by the pa
rade Of u number OF Volunteer Companies. We
don't know how many nor who were out bur
the music of their corriug home lastoi from fy
till nine o'clock at frequent Intervals Two Or three
companies of HEtascas, looking like the disjointed
fra ment Of ventan Carnival, or the breaking up
theatrical wardrobe, secured large share OF the pub
lie eye. One company was armed with bfooms, but
they didn't belong the Street Department such
weapon /, known in that bureau. Altogether Their
mufi have been al least dozen Target excursions, sc
porpeirased during tie day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
LIN AND DEArn IN THE WooDs-A letter
from the wids of Northern Wisconsin to The
Ml,cGukee Free Democrat gives the following:

RExDsBUKG Sank Co, Monday, Nov. IS. ls52.
FRrrNp Boorn: We suffering The rlsoEs OF an
early winter sncw storm OF twen,y;yHr hour CON
IuanCc on ThuraG6y last gave Us sx inches Of sohd
flow. Slelghing good Boards. white with frost; sp-
peared this morning. novelty Al this season. Win
one exception the tai Of 1892 winter hss not Sppeared
so early since the seitiemGnfof The susie.
child q Mr. Francie Reels. OF Deona Ii MS county
,uhtred Gesih in following manner se~ days since
Two BOYS one re and the other three years OLD we-e
left Gioue while tae mother went 10 rsshooES
Willie alone the children initiative creatures goi some
pi,es and went the IRE TO light them, whonthe clothes
o. the Younger enitcd II led TO tlse open air wnerc
stIouS wind was blowing, ard WIS burned 10 dcata
before assistance arrived. Paroats cannot be too
cautious in leaving young children Iose especially
wh,n they have sccsss 10 irs o.
child three yesrs old belonging ie family Ct FIN
v Nh en- the csninwicr the line Vi ta1s county
md Adams was taken Nv Scar recently II wa play
n sb.f Ten rods from s father and cut OF his sislt
Wien he besrl shrek from ,. lie went 20 the spot,
hrt po.huc could be found o. the child Search wa
rn.A.stciy Instituted by slarge number OF the mega
hors Int NO trnces of the child were found II INST
wss spos 70 have been stolen BY an Indian but ths
aprsa,ance oi bear, smelling and paving the ground
iIcrn which the shd taken, saoTf.y sicrw@s ieit
10 doubt HAT YVES csten ~ the rsvenoaS beat There
are no scorrs this fall and these animals are hungry snd
lC.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
NEW.UANEE.

The Town Meeting on the 2;}l inst. suited
II the election Of Ii Wings The Mime Law tck-f
snd some Of the Democratic ndiites for minor oi-
fccs. Five Of the scv,n Selectmen are WnisA t1e
Town Clerk, Collector Of Town and STATE TAX Treas
uTer es;rar OF Births Mlrriares AMI three out Of
tie seven Grind Jurors We give the VOC On Town
Clerk compared with Presidential Eiector-;
Cierh-Terry...........Is5i Thomas It29 Nj. ~
Eltotors-Scott.........2CE Pere ISIS Haze. 20
Tie Name Law vote was upward Of 80 on Select;
men and Grand Jurors. and only one Wing (Nansds,i)
the candidate for weieher is elected wio not On
tie Temperance ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
Ccasf Survey-NavuI OG,cers on Hail Service.
The following General order has proceeded
frem re Navy Department at Washington


Tie y;sn OF reo<sspzirg the mcde Of executing me
CT sst survey rVproVed by NE iceDt OF tas I'D
States April . le3 requires hat the secretary ottie
Navy sLs assign such 0csrs Of The navy o, ne sn see
IT. 10 be he chiefs ofthe Autographed parties, wnea 80
recuestcd ~ the Treasury Department, which officers
ar ut Is scl appointment 10 be cOEsideEes s- perna
neny saci I'd 70 that .ervce bu' liable e. auy tune, 20
be- .vei by Others. II the ncreCn Of he Sscrets
" OF the Ncvy To promote the public interests, and
With dese hat the photographic information 70 De
enned y The duty shall be more extensive
" shared by the officers ofthe navy. y hereby ordered
that TIE General order o. July H. 1852 tng the peri
ID of duty 81 nsyy ysrds ami station snail apply 70 me
chico Of The Autographed parties Ct the survey
who vii hold lnr Positions for three years unless the
pubic Interests should Ia the meantime require their
Vccs elsey fe-e All other officers o. the navy ON coest
survey duty VIII be reieTei annually. For slar rea
hereby ordered that al Lieufenants Of hs navy
onIDsnGng rs by virtue II rne act of Con
gress, approved March g. lsi7, VIII be constiered 90
kCdrger stuatcns tor three years unless the public
interests should. the meantime ctdre their services
esewhsTe aud oil other officers OF the navy attached 70
Insi ste,ers BY virtue Of said ect Of March g. l7 viii
be rteved anrusny. This order viii effect and apply
20 ocer o. the navy attached 20 coast survey and
NAL stesmers vel thole hereafter 70 beordsred
the period q service 20 be counted from the date Of orig
incl ogderE
CSigned) JOHN P. KENNEDY.
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY nYPgpTwrEr No- 10 1859
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County.
oHce

DIscosTiSuED-Pacbn'sM Mills. steuben Co, New-forts
ksysve Charlotte Co iIspis ssge'op, Aaes,.t 90:
Virginia Frsnesville, Northampton &c, herh Sa1oucr r.
osorys Byyersvle JOtr.ee Co indians s5 Tsse
ace ESQ Poet Lard Co. Arksnss WATERFORD Ia refte
Co irdi.na: f,tch Csss Co. Indiana co,ort Cosse Co.
lem essee Quincy wGshits Co.. 800 "a. cop NJ.
Bsllard Co, KeDrLcky ioElnon feiA' 'e'H'H ~ ga"
NAMES csaserpPns BssL Us'sr I So; s..,rs
c. Te.s,osme ebrnred TO Keechl I" Silver Run Cum
terlsrd Co North CsToira-nsne changed g M.nsnss
- ,,s ssapsed 20 HLstrsnches Lsncins' BurteEvne,
Davies Co. kensueAy md nts changed 70 "ss~
viileS
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II The Richmond Cya.) Whig says that Mr..

II The Richmond (Va-) Wing says that Nj
AstneGd Clerk Of the steamship Richmond las been
rcmove d from tbs; vessel for Prsccag deception To-
ward Nj Lennon the owner OF the eight slaves set
free in this City The DisPsfcA recommends 10 the
Legislature 10 make reprisals on New Workers Until
the statute Of thu State by which slaves brou n:o il
voluntarily BY their owners made free repealed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
I1Lpor.-The following are the members o.

ILLYoIs.-The following are the members OF
Congress jus, elected il limos
Dir Ii. B T-askburn, Wing success T.osap5ou
Campbell (Desa)
Dit. H-John Wentworth, CDcn) succeeds r. 3.
holony. CDeL)
Dad HL-le-ee g Morton. (Whig) new District
Inst. W-Jsmes knox, (Wh'g) new District
Dist WIN l. Richardson, (Dem) reeiscte1
Dis. TI-RshGrd Yafe-, (Whig) re-lset-t-
pisL TJL-Wm D. Bisseil DEM reelected.
IiSt VIIL-Janes c. Allen, DEM probably sue
ceeds o. b. Fickhn DEM although G. y. coa-tar :,
,Whg has gStned Considerably, and Is claimed - Dc
elected BY several journals
Lux. LX-WIl-s Alien, (Dem) reelected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

WELL.TIaED BESEvoLEScE.-Among inc
nsuy acts Of benevolence have had the lesure OIL
efroncling mention that Of Mr.. Treadwei' oaker'
No. 80 Csrmne-st, who made and coused 20 DC Us
tribu,ed among the most respectable and deserving
poor OF HE neghborhood several hundred oaves OF ex
eellent fresh bread
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
MASSACHUSETTS,.

We have nearly all the Boston and other
leading Massachusetts, journals Of yesterday,
aud they generally concur in giving a majority
in the nov House Of Representatives to the
Wings. Here are their several TALES:
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Post-OGice Operation.

The Postmaster General has established,
discontinued. and changed the names Of the following
Pot Cfices during the week ending Nov. %, 1852:
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Hoo Is sOmc Ol 40 voting:

The vote on Presidential Electors was
Scott 1910, Pierce 1915, Hale l26, showing an
Anti-Wh ig majority Of 81.
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CONNECTICUT.
~.rra-ann

The town meeting was held on the 22d inst
resulting in the election Of the Wing Town
Clerk. Treasurer. Registrar. Constable ana
Collector, : Wing Selectmen, s Wing Con-
stables and Democrat, and g Wing Grand
Jurors. Here is some Of the voting:
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Tho .o.lowln- De l0o.Ings i0r -.s,e OhceFs
the October Election l552.
W. n-1- IRE Sol-
SUP Judxe-Usyrr Ia go Cadwc!.ltsi S >lf. &2l6T
Pub W.-B'dsiey 81 Srdn.a 81 ELs..zi,s72
Cslduelrs plursEty. T.. rs stceiG4n'a, YEA.
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Total. 1888 1921 2lA s. ic2 335j $685. $40
Pierces puralty Scott. ll93 Pierce. majority
oyCv Iroup and scattering. ~ G votes 85oS
Compared with former elections the vote stands:
1852. 1915. 1874. IsI0. 1875.
Ntr...........i5ts4 ocf2 4bOsl 23.f7l 1852
p,1n.............6e8l 3lJ9 1910 S599I 1850,
southern ri shts and Scattering 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

The following is the official result of the re-
cent election for Members Of Congress in Nassachu'
.Ctts:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

~ HENRY GILES is lecturins at Pitts
buIgh, Pa
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.1trs,,o..ec- p 1,1lis Gorge, os,a,oas4 l., as.iA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

an election MI the above vacancies will be held on
Monday, the 18Th day Of December nexs, when P'a'
rsl.y only : required 70 elect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

TOt.l...i52Gzs i6eieo sI.7s2 s1 sse l5i d. s't's
Perces plurality 1854 Scott md Hale over Pierce
l52fs Plurality OF Cas- 16,i55 Excess Of Wig
end free SOL vote Gnsludug III votes for GerH
smith, ever Cas-. 1901
We present 4 e following yote for President at sew
erel elections
IS51 ISfS. 4 S44. I 80. $50.
Wh;r l9g. So l5ji3 H8.l5l 1885
per-ec-lfsc ......lsg.i6o 1882 1891 l247s2 1925
Fs ara Liberty. 5l.7s2 IS 5o7 800 SO
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THE ELECTIONS.
NEw-YORK CITY-lorrIe1M.l

Inc following tables gave the Congressional
votes as far as they have beer officially canyassed
FIFTH DISTRICT
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Wing. in Roman democrats in Ralie; Fres-soilers
L l.
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Total. 1914 42I
Total. sol 1902 l94
L 81 L. - l.
THIRD JuDlciAL DIsrRIcr-FOr Civil JUS
NEV-YORK.

Tntfl .1iOcP 3'IUl
Majority for Mech, 297.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

w we cOWihelu thls case most earnestly
TO the gentlemen who are now piing up their
secs ard $5Cs for the relief and maintenance
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon. Surely if their
care is hard, that Of Mr. Kaufman ir far harder.
Who will help him Ed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10
L Ill E C. 4 L E ID o MA n.

CoNNECrIcrT. This State has gone as
last Governorand Legislature locofoco.
DI<AsTER.-We find the following para
graph among the ship news of the Boston pa
pers OF Monday. 1t is feared that Mr. Eber
l!"'cv OF this town was the mate alluded to
and is lost. yet from the wording of the para
graph we are left in Bradt5rN Ga
ccTe.
Steamer Independence recently wrecked
III Naa.orla !tav was a new vessel built at
iioi'"k"n last winter, and is largely insured
IN Boston. The CARGO was valued at : % 900
and will prove a total loss She had a LARGE
number OF passengers, / % of whrm were saved
but the following were lost whilc attempting
to reach the shore in buat-lIrs Minott and
three children, Mrs Lieut. tcncs. the Chief
Mate. Mrs. lIovcy
SAD DEATll.-Mr Jonas GRAY, one of the
most valued citizens of Bakersfield, was killed
in llydrpalk, on the DIST ult.. bv talinc
through the scailolding in barn. His are
was 4G.
IL \ writer in Blackwood's Magazine
states that ont OF every hundred persons mar
RED in England and Wales, forty could not
read their names. And he further asserts
that the ignorance i'll 1873 was much great
e. than in 1882"
g The temporary injunction against the
New York Art Union has been dissolved. and
a pcTmanant one denied by judge Ducr
& The Washington correspondent of the
\. \. Courier x Enquirer. SAYS that there is
some talk anon" the friends of Gen. CasS. in
the event of that gentleman not brinr able
to secure q two-thirl> vote in the National!
Convention. to go in body for Gen. Rrl>k.
the real hero of san .Jacinto." They are
for ANYTHING that may PROSTATE Douglass.
FLuUE MILl> IN ruErLNNp.-Th Arrrl>
understands that Flour Mills are to be erect
W. VA "'''''' N''''' A''''"" - Ill inc
above city, by a company of three indil idu-
as. The mills will be Of a capacir, to turn
"'' ; '''' ''''''''' 81 '''"F !" year although
they do not expect odo that amount of hu,-
ness at first
DREADFUL A''1nrNr,-F"ci""0'. April
1.-THE steamer Rcd>,onr. while on her WAY
To 'i"S place from Mad'>"n' exploited her
,ry",.....:', "''', -, VI >'''
"'''' ~ ',' ''", persons
'''' '''''' '"' '"''
.ho.L;,.,I,. n,,,I,..I
K In" Pearl Street House i'll Burlington
is about to he rr-o,cnrd. havinr und.r.on,.
thor,p.,h r.,,.r. Ti,. ,,......;. NJ. n,;l
y p.. - ~ ,, .r, :.
- VI ''''''' ~ ~ H. me rf''
r'>> speaks OF II ''> intended +" he a first
class Hotel
So.
'''''' . ~ ~ NUM- III Maine
since '"' passage OF the famous Liquor Law
''''"F'" mat II" could not he executed lr-
%'''!,h '''"& a2'n>i he law for citizen Of
the State 20 "t;Lr trap. The Sheriff.
l. 49,, \.
h,t;,rr his ,.,.s ...,... I...."
1'' ''''' '''''
K: The heirs Of Cru. /, E,v.t,. L,,.
"r''"2i' >':'t I" recover several hundred a
,rc> of Iaul. h,yino = front 1T con ,.,rl. l..
49,.
N'lll llt pIi iOrti.Itt:lOnS At New Orleans
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

CaiIi"rnIa two members, and also amend;nc
the act of 1850, by increasing the whole nn,n-
Der OF members to 234.
MF Downs opposed the amendment. and
'Hl'"'hei me views oi a majority of the Com
''''' IL 'aiItornla was allowed another
!''"'''r he should insist upon Louisiana hav-
ing another
Nr hr"di'nry replied. He said the ouos-
,''" was very important one and was >imp-
~ "htihrr State was to- he deprived Of ire
iHI '"!Hr OF Representatives Oh account Of
1h n'I"r'"r'i"n III tn" census returns. lie
"r''"''d mat the return: alluded to were, ti,!l
90 'rl"'- and were not To i.r dc,r"n.i;.l ,,,or
III any degree. Mr. Is. quoted extensively to
prose his position.
-AN"IiifK AWFUL STEAMBOAT ExrLo-
SION. Lo"i<. .ipH 3-Thc steamer
nl'ncov". which arrived this evening about
"'"''t O'Clock. from New Orleans. while max
IN" me landing, blew up with terrible ex-
l''>'on, bursting all her boilers. She had
about one hundred and ftlv passengers on
board AZ the time, a large number Of whom,
were KILLED The steamers Cataract. Gcor-
gla. and Western. which were ALONGSIDE at
the time, sustained considerable damage
Several We're also killed on board these boats.
nc number OF the killed is not vet ascertain
'd, bit 1t must be very large The Glcncovc
took lire and burnt to the waters edce.
HON. ll"EAfio SEYMOUR. Of Utica. re-
Gently shot, IN the northern woods. an cnor-
NOUS M"0>r.nca>nrng in height six feet and
SIX inches at the fore shoulders and in lcnoth
seven feet from the head to the apology of
the tail, for the moose is not honored with
much. ltanv. of this appenda.c The length
OF the head Is two feet and four inches. and
that OF the ears some ten inches Mr. Sev-
monr describes the chase as intensely cycit-
IN" and the appearance of the moose. when
closely assaulted by the DOS and turning up
on them as wonderfully fne.-.1N. Hegi<t,r.
AN AH"EIGINAL GoNE-NIr f.. W. (,ccr
OF Fairfield, short time since. came unon
the track of "A Wolf He soon overlook the
maker Of tracks. and. after following hin,
three or four days. kiId him in the town of
! ShrI'!"n 1t was Grey wolf. measuring six
: tt't and SIN inches from tip to tip. and WEIGH
ln@ >cVcntv-thrcc pounds. He was a hrroar-
ly looking fellow, and had lone trusted him
sc" " .h' 'r"I"' "n'nrndly charity Of the
had NOT honn ,,,,,. ,.'''' ~ ''," ->"'uic
l was very "honnty-tul" to his captor.-St. H.
= bW~ Messenger.
U,xn,, 49,, r.,
n window @fa<s was commenced at kccne, n H.
"r,t WIN ln .",'LE wears a%" ny H. H. School,
in thc cyrc;man+ rn ''' :. himself ana o''T'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10
Country Merchants and ij|iIiiarrs.
Bonnets & WilIineTy,

i"ta".r stock. wliirh - n'il,c y.
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