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A butcher let a g lilor have leg Of nut.
ton on trust, but finding In day or two
after that he had gone to foreign land
said:-'My word! But if had known he
never intended paying, | would have char.
ged him a cent pound more for it,!
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Educational Convention.

THE Montgomery Township Board Of Educ atior
L invite the several Township Boards, throughout
the county, TO meet them n convention al the COuiI
House, In Ashland, on Monday the 4th day Of July
1881, for the purpose ofdisoussinr and promoting
the cause Of common schools throughout the county
Addresses may be expected nom eminent gentlemen n
on the occasion. Tho friends Of education, and the
public generally. are solicited to attend,
By order Of the Board.
May 9Sth. 1852. swi
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Mix Ignorance with sudden wealth and
we rr;ro.l"sA ehucklehead whose insolence
will be equal to hundred pound 10 ;ii5
square inch. We can imagine no greater
nuisance than an i'll bred man suddenly
raised 10 the rnnk of millionaire.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-06

The Hon. Moses Hoagland, of Mill.
ersburgh, has been appointed, by Presi.
dent Pierce. Associate Judge for the Ter.
ritory of Washington, in The place of Hon.
John X. Miller, resigned.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-06

The Albany Evening JOurnG, ,otices
the death in that city Of CHARLES II.
ANDREW, printer formerly well known
in great many cities, as the fastest COM
posi'or in the United States or the world
probably
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-06

He Nill insert incorruptible Porcelain Teeth on
Gold or Silver plate from one to an entire set
Also. Teeth set on Pivots and warranted durable;
and those that are partially dccnyed. cleaned and
plugged with Gold, Silver or Tin Foil, or with
Metallic Cement, 10 Grest the further progress Of
decay also, coansed, separated or extracted when
necessary, in scientific manner; and in fact all
operations on the teeth nnd gums performed with
the greatest care and enst possible pain, and war
cases reasonable.
t<> References and sample can DO seen at
any time when called for. Office on Ml'G street,
over WALLAcR & CoFFIN's Grocery Store, and in
ENsMINGER's daguerrean room.
Asshlnd, Jan. 10 ,lS53-36 IT,
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DIR. J. p. SMITH,
Botanic and Hydropathic Physician.

B0lanlc ana HydF0pdlHc FHySlcluH'
TTAvING permanently established himself In Ash.
land Ashland county, Ohio, on the north Street,
opposite Mr. Drums Carding Machine, he would Just
say to the citizens and Inhabitants O the surround.
Ing country that he holds himself Ia readiness at all
times to attend to all business connected with his
profession.
Ashland, May 90. 1889 lu
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ar. IhUIIlas IIayS.

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery,
C,AvANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio {; also
= Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public.
April l3.-lyi7
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ToHN p. swINEPORD will visit Pennsylvania
u within few weeks, and will he happy to at.
tend TO any collection or other similar business
WIN which his friends may favor him.
Ashland, Juns =, 1858.
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ESS CURED.
EncrsOn's American Hair Restorative

VHOR restoring the Hair on heads hopelessly
Bald, aud 10 prevent the hair from failing,
Is winning golden opinions from persons who are
using II. This is a new article, recently intro
duced to the public, and will stand on its own
merits. Some OF tho hes citizens OF Cleveland
and Plttsburg, who were hopeIessly bald a few
months since, have now tho evidence on their
heads TO shew OF its merits. The proprieiors have
Fuch confidence in il that they authorize their
agents to take heads on guarantees-prce to be
agreed upon between the parties.
agents.
..... C. j. Riser. A,b,,rd.
N. s. SANAsELL,S
Hays & KINNINGER, Hayesville.
c. E. FISHER 4 CO., Proprietors,
81, Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio.
May IS, 1873 ly4
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The ,,s,ssves of the English holly. when
dried and ws.nc.d. are quite equal to the
common kinds of Chimes tea.
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Mertbam0i3e, Ml.
Olean Rail Road!

VXTELL, fellow-citizens, "THE STAKES
w ARESTUCKl" The question is settled
the people are triumphant! The some horse
systemn of business and trade, will not stand the
Ubroad gaugen test of these latter and more glo-
rious times In order to meet tho demands of the
new and glorious OF this great country, the re-
sources OF which are soon to be developed, the
undersigned is now receiving his summer stock Of
goods-a stock which, in variety, value, and
prices, will compare with any
IN OHIO OR THE WEST
The undersigned is now prepared to cothc every
man, woman and child in Ashland county, for a
very small consideration, in cash or produce !
Every item, in the line of produce, queensware,
or clothing [including Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
&c., Sci can be had at The store of the under
signed. 1t weuld be useless to enumerate or to
boast. "seeing is believing" Therefore the
good people will please rise up in their majesty,
and assemble in Mass Convention at the store o
tho undersigned, when they can examine and in
qure into those matters which relate to their
pecuniary wel-being.
Respectfully yours,
II. c. BUSHNELL.
Ashland, April 90, lS53.--4Stf
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DIR. w. M. EUMRELL,

Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,
WToULD respectfully inform the ladies and
w gentlemen Of ASHLAND County and vcin-
ity, that he is preparedto do all kinds of
Dentist Work, in the Cheapest and most
Durable Manner.
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IN S U R A N G FL!
ASHLAND MUTUAL ms. co.
Accumulated Capital
S10O,000!

DlREC EURS
n. LurnEN, P. RISsrR, J. o. JEMSoH,
y, II. CLARE, j. GRAIL, J. Is. u. SAMPsGL
]. MUsoRAvr, L.J.SrRrSotE, A. HUFFMAN
OFFICERS.
p RrssER Prss u. j. SPRESoLE, Sec, j. CRALL, Treas
fpHIs we'll known Company continues to Insure the
l. safer kinds Of property, on The most favorable
terms. against LOSS OK DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Buildings aud their contents, situated on Farms,
are insured rates low aS can possibly be AFFORD
ed by any sound institution. Property burned BY
lightning is paid. Policies issued for one OF five
years. TO suit customers
NO EXTRA HAZARDS TAKEN BY THIS CO.,
viz. Steam Mills, Of every description; Dstilercs,
Black Smith shops, Carpenter and Cabinet shops,
wooden ranges OF buildings and alike hazardous pro-
perty.
exposed 10 loss damage by fire. to secure Policy
without delay In this company as II offers many su
perOr advantages over others doing business IN ONO
lst, itisl home institution 81, II pays IN case O
loss the full amount OF damages to not exceed The sum
Insured. I'd insurance takes effect the day the app
cation is made. 4th the insured not liable beyond The
premium note. 9Th, surplus funds divided among the
members In proportion 10 the amount hy each paid n
This company having adopted the plans Of the best and
most successful eastern companies, have succeeded
beyond their most ssnguinc expectations. The com
bany has never made an s-SesHmeht' nut on the con
rary, have returned ahandsOnS dividend 70 all whose
Policies have expired. Great oau',.n Is exercised In
the selection OF the risks and the business ~ tue com
pany IL done by careful local Agents. who give GSnu
In the sum Of fve hundred each, for the fathG
performance Of their duties. by 50 doing we assure
the public that the Directors are resolved TO do ss
hnited business rather than large, hazardous one
Apply for insurance TO u. JeH. Sprengle at the Of
nee Of the Company, on Main ST., Anhland, ONO OF
TO the Agents In most Of the principal Towns OF the
State.
P.s. Afew active intelligent men wanted to can.
tass among the farmers for applications, to whom
liberal Inducements will be offered Apply post paid
I o the Secretary.
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Powder.

TTNIoSE wishing for Rife or Shotgun Powder
can be furnished with as good an article as
Snade in tho United SAtes-by calling atthe
Hardware Storei in Ashland.
2dt. 4, 1851. lSu
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A CAR y.

A CAR D:
MRS. NJ. McNULTY having purchased and
lN completely renovated the 'McNulty House,
lately kept by Mr.. W. Robinson, is nowprepared
to meet her numerous friends and customers
She therefore respectfully invites the travelling
public 20 give her a CALL as she is determined to
use every effort in her power to make comforta-
BILE all those who may fayo bor with their custom.
Having engaged the servcds Of Mr.. A. W. MEL
sHEIMER, as Landlord, who il is well known stands
at the top of his profession, in that capacity, the
public need no better guaranty that their every
want will be complied with. An industrious and
attentive OsteT manages the stables, and every
attention will be paid to horses placed in his
charge.
Ashland, January 26, 1853. s6tf
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Business Notifes.
HOTELS.
FULLER HOUSE,
Loudonville, Ohio.

ToSEPH DEYARMAN having again taken the above
House, will be prepared to accommodate all his old
friends who may favorhiln with call. 49,,
Oct. 1Ith, 1859. 2ltt
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PHYSICIANS.
]. W. KINNhMAN, N. D.

Practitioner Of Medicine T. Surgery:
MAY be consulted at his residence on Main
N street, Ashland, Ohio. June 4, iS5l.-2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-12

e8 The Black<miths of Grafton and Coos
Counties over the river in the Old Granite
State, have had a meeting" and strike" for
higher prices. They formally resolved to do
work at TIE following prices:
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The American Bourbon" Humbug.

In the relation of the Rev Elcazer vii
llam>. there was an account of mill pond in
TO which the narrator. being until that time
an idiot. fell. After the immersion he saws
that he recovered his wits. We ALWAYS re-
-retted that the sal d;<qnt "Dauphin" had
not pointed ont the pool 10 those who helicv-
ed his story. thus giving them a chance at IFS
healing waters.
The Rev Eleazer L. now in New York and
the prrten>ion set mp for him. net hv him. As
we understand, tothc Dauphinagc, is a fruit
full topic of discussion in the city papers
Putnam has taken up the question, and is de-
terrnincd to give his Magazine reputation.
by limiting at extraordinary developments
from France. in the form of a letter from the
Prince de .Joinville.
The \. I. Atlas speaks of letter from
the Reverend Thomcs Williams to the editor
of the Providence journal. in which the
mystery" that has involved the ~Dauphin
of France" the new Louis XVII.." Eleazcr
Williams. is cleared mp.
The Reverend Thomas Williams. with
whom we have been acquainted MANY wears,
SAYS that the Dauphin. Elrazer Williams. Is
the son of Eunirc Williams, daughter
Of the Rev. John Williams. OF Dcerflcld. Mas
>achm>ctt>. who was the roputid wife of an In
dian. and in the wear 1904 or ;. then in the
fifteenth or twentieth wear ot his are, came
10 New England from Canada, to be- educated
for missionary among the Indians. He was
subsequently, educated Ey deacon Ely, and
remained with that gentleman till the com
Increment 81 the war between The United
States and Great Britain, la the year 1872,
when he departed for the border country
The Reverend Mr. Williams further states
that when Elcazer Williams, the "Dauphin,'
came to New England he was a member Of
the Church of Rome, and was converted to
Professionalism for the IufpnSc Of preparing
himself for the missionary service. We do
not mean to say that Elcazer Williams, the
assumed Dauphin of France, Is wanion i'm
postor: but We do mean TO say that his story.
from beginning to end. X most absurd, and
probab!. had lis origin in incnta! hallUcina-
';on
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St, Johnsbury Town Meeting, March 1853.

Town Clerk-,Jcrrv Dickerman
Solecmen-John Higgins, John Bacon.
David Goodall.
Listers-George Ranncy. ROYAL Aver, Da-
vid Boynton.
Town Trea>urer-Willam p. Stoughton
OverSccr of Poor-.John Morse
Town Agcnt-Mo>e> kittrclgc.
Constable aud Collector-NTo>cs HILL; %
Constable, John Morse, with jurisdiction over
the County.
Auditors Morse, Calvin Morrill,. Ira
Arlington.
Fence Niewers-Wm. c. Arnold, Charles
Binn.
Town Grand JurorS-Charles n. Pierce,
Charles Blinn, Joseph Idle.
Court Grand JurorS-Frederck Burbee,
Charles Blinn, Joseph Ide, O. W. Baker
Noah Eastman.
Petit ,Jurors-Beni Nuttcr, c. J. Wright
Levi Fuller, b. o. Stephenson, David Chap
man. F. g. Parks
Superintendent of Common Schools-An-
drew j. Willard, {. b. Tracy, John ii. Cur
ncv.
The town voted to raise a sum not exceed
ing $1,000 to build a new house upon tn,
Poor Farm; and chose John Morse, William
ID. Weeks and Charles Rliun, building com
mittcc.
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\ BATTLE IN AFRICA.

PROVIDENCE. March :. BY the baruuc
Cor>alr, at this port, from Mozambique VIZ.
have Cave Town papers to the 4th. The Cape
Town Mail OF that date contains the accounts
of severe fight. in Which COCO BaSutoS arm
ed hor>cmcn, were routed bv about l0u0
British troops.
The Chief Morhc>h had agreed to deliver
l","no head of cattle. and 1000 horses. as a
fine for the depreciation which had been COM
United on the Colonists. lie however failed
to comply with his engagement and the Gov
ernor advanced into his territory to seize
the cattle. The lia>uto> defended their prop
rrtv and although the British. at one time
captured $4,000 head. they were compelled to
abandon all but about COCO head Of cattle.
The El>uto>. however. were completely over
thrown. and the next day the Chief sued for
peace. The conflict lasted from morning un-
I'll o'clock in the evening The British loss
was 81 killed and - wounded. whilst the loss
on the other side was much greater.
CLEAR THE TACK. The Lowell Couri-
~ states that locomotive Of eleven tons.
buslt there TO. the Western Railroad ran
'tr'| .@'|r< ut tro ru,"''s icing at the rate Of
'V .iil's yer our
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TOWN OFFICERS.


WArEKF"nb-Town Clerk T. Free
man.
Srlectmcn-J. \. Could, John Fclch, A.
r. Ross
Listers-Wm Adams, Dennis Nav, Daniel
Brown.
ovcr>ccr of Poor-Ahial r. ITovev.
Town AGENT ROYAL Ross.
Constable Amaziah Farnam.
LYNDnN.-Town Clerk NJ IIovt
Selectmcn-.Tocl Fletcher, jr., Oliver Cur
ricr. Charles Folsom
Listers. T, q. Cunningham, Samuel
Bigclow. James Mctiatfcv. ir.
Town TrraSurer-J. VI. IIovt.
Over>cer of Poor and Town Ascnt-C.
W. McKov.
Con>tab!c-O. T. Wakefield
Town Grand ,Juror>-.L W. Evans, Sila>
llou.hton.
Superintendent of Srhools-E. NJ NAV
narrl
G,uvrr Town CIorL .fosc,,hI II Dv,n-
r.u
Sclcrtmcu-I : Eicktar3 G. G Hardy
HIM, N,J,u.
, IL II, ~.
Joseph Barker.
Constable Franklin Mcclellan
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


The Baltic arrived at New York. has l..
erpool dates 10 FrL. ~.
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al AZ w M II So, ....~s.-
H.tl -l''.1'''' -'''. >,f ..-.a-.
al r. So. u.,s distributing mono =
ru ne FORMER "">
Inv r., I I..;,,,, ,-. .,.n --sl. ~
,u,, ~ ~, 90 ~ - :";,,' Wl,..,r,-s,i 49,
troops were arr.in-- "'''>''-''- - -.
:, : ~ ,aa . H.. .an,'. U-,,,rriq,., La ....
,Lar,-l..
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T He ALE ID o n | A n.
THE NEW CABINET.

The Presient''Sent to the Senate, Monday,
the names of the individuals he had selected
to compoSr his Cabinet Each one was con-
frmcd without opposition. The Cabinet is as
follows:
Hon. VIM. l.. Marcy. \. y, Sccv. State.
Hon. Jas. Guthrie Ky, Secv. Treasury.
Hon. Robt McClclland. Mich..Scrv. Interior,
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Miss. Secy. War.
Hon. James c. Dobbin, y. e., Serv. Navy.
Hon. James Campbell, Penn, Postmaster
General.
Hon. Caleb Cushing, Mass, Attorney Gene
raj
Letter writers speak of some grumbling on
account of the selection of one or two persons
in the list, more particularly of Cushing and
Davis in regard to the former because he
has been of all sorts .: politics, and nothing
long" and of the latter, because he is fire
eater" a d>unionist But is not the prcSl-
dent a Union man Does the Inaugural,
after all, emit an uncertain sound on this
point:
RGr The House OF Representatives passed
an order Just before adiourning, to pay the
per diem of members while absent on sick
ness" Ii would doubtless be Amusing to look
over the list of ab>rntceS on this account-the
catalogue would disclose a deal of i'll health
on the part of the members of the House Ii
would cover Of course, detention> occa>ioned
bv the numerous drunken spree> of the mrm
bers. This. to be sure, would be rather q
liberal and broad construction of the mcanin.
of the word sickness, but if man is not sick
when he is drunk. what Is his condition? Hi:
state is certainly not normal; and we reckon
that if Webster had complied his dctionar,
at a later dav. since the art OF manutacturin:
liIuor of spirits turpcntine. soap, vtriol, 81.
was discovered. he would have included tn,
effects of its use As a part of his definition OF
..>irkness" thas for some time been define,
in this way in Congressional life, and mad,
Washington City ali extremely unhealthy 10
c1lity
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GAS LIGHT.

lh~ truth of the ,ayin, TIM
brings something new i 4, Off,. ..
IN til" fi"fa Of >cirnrc a, of irt,l,...
ton IN his discoveries Of scam,
""' something new and wonIrrf.. J.
IN the production Of thu ralori.. rr,....,.
promises TO out>trir Fulton and ..,,.
vention into the shade. Pro,~o..
Is one "fthc characteristics o., -i.-
Gas Light, when it first aIq,.,-..l
to CIV" light enough for on,. d..
early inventions in this rc,r,.r, ,.. ..
be eclip~ed by Iigh, >,ilf mor- Inn.
less expensive. By tn" Gonna
Pro''nring gas lishtif can only l.'.n.a..
bIe /" cities and large TOWNS I,i.-
expensive in the mode 10y uli.i :,
featured, consequently too,!,.,- -,
common Us" hv common ,,co,r.. lei
became desirable object T., ,,,.-.
wa' OF s"n"ratln" ga~ for E,l,s IN.
manner It has been done.
Andrew Walker, now Of III. a.
spent considerable money AMI I'm.
this discovery. Step t., >,,.,. l,.l,,.-
ed till now he has s,irrc,.,'.; ,....
manufactures of ga> nv a n.ai ,,...
cost much less than II r,, =,
any apparatus previously r.n,-,,.,
apparatus costs srarrcly onr ..,,,.
As that in general u>r in IL, ri,..,
the material used in @,,nrr.,-r, H..
much less expensive, VIII n, -.-.
people can be- supplied with F,,,
than 1t is obtained hv The Use OF, ..r ..-,..
Mr. Walkers Improvement la, l...
cc>>fnlly demonstrated in rh~ r,a,. p
works have been in full operation ~
weeks at Fairbanks Village. arl ,..
of the buildings occupied Iy M.,>r, + Al
Fairbanks x Co, are lighted from ,s...
Others Of their buildings viii To-. rr...
the same way another season. AMI SOW.
bly, viii be those Of othrr people IN our =,
lac. The light is pure Lri'liar, A..
ii!nl. and We hope the inventor nav -....
handsome reward for III. *. s-...
verancc.
a
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Vote for COUNTY Commissions,

C"NMi>>I"NEEs. CHARLES pA,l>.
Caledonia County, GEFENIFAF MI.
Essex. and SANUEL CONAN. # u-,-
are elected without much Doubt. Comal.>,
ers under the new liquor law.
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when he is drunk. what Is his condition: His
state is certainly not normal; and we reckon
that if Webster had compiled his dictionary
at a later dav. since the art OF manufacturing
Tlluor of spirits turpcntine, soap, vitrio, &C.,
effects of its use as a part of his definition of
sickness" lthaS for some time been defined
in this way in Congressional life and made
Washington City ali extremely unhealthy To-
caltv.
A CHALLENGE TO TIE STATE.
Mr. Parker l.. Chase. of Charleston Or
leans County. purchased in March l>j", 49,
acres of wild land in said town. paving there
for $50. He ha, since then paii out. be
sides dcvo;ing j.trf OF his own time in car
wing on another farm, the sum of S,6". also
built lar-c barn and log house. worth $40.
and up to the present tim" h, has sold as pro-
ducts OF the farm. 81 bushels. wheat at : -,
per Lu>hrl. making >6i2.30: :3n bushels
gra~~ >c",! at $50 per hu>hrl, maxim. Sfn5
.up bushels oats at 80. ,.r hu,L,l. maxine
>G6,G5: 3"' bushels OF potatoes at 80 cents
i'' '''>''''' ''''N'''- >''' - "">"''> '''F''!
1t ''' GEMS per ''i>''''' '''A'"@ ~i'' ">''>
and salts Of Ike 20. and has been offered for
: H.. L.
h'S l''M N'-''' lie mas 'l>o kept iafHe
>i''" 81 cattle ''AN.A- h'' Ia" up 10 TN
present 'ii''' {" years oil a""H' 2-"'''' re'A-
""'nI -F""'iI ana sale OF 't"'h H.
VIZ N'r"'''' al'o oil ha'i'>'""' raised ~
bushels Wheat from = bushels sowing.
hr above i'rn>. winch "" have from GOOD
authority. confirm what W. have hrf"r' stated
:. -, ,.
A.. 49,. .,--, 49,.
i I,
nc vote '''F '''''''''''>'''i'r' III or We
mage on l "''s'''.' Wa very ''-"'. '"f"'
appeared /" i''' ''"' ''> ''''' W 1T -''''
I" "'''h "' inc '''''iI'''''> >'''''''''
'hah '''ah 'hev di"re>pe'''i'7 '''e '''i''''' u
r'l'''l"h VI INC law.
ii"H>fH' ''"on h"rS'>' anu some mat are
'"'' - WI al -'"'' prices '' 'i''> '''''''
"Irh's'rs are ABROAD Il" S'ar'h OF horses
''''' Il any VI our 'e""''s nave any 10 sen
'"' III, 1'' '"' '',', "'' ""I'n r''la>'Fs
"'''' '''''' IL" ''"'.'' "'' ''''','''
nave come alonr For = tor,u;obt ,,,st H..
street in front of orr office bas-nr.s.n,cd CIR
a portion OF the time, the appearance of A
horse Fair
,u,. 100 ,,na.:... r..... !, I,
WV,
-.
'''''''-
of this number are-Alr Justice Story; Naux-
hall Factory schools: Indian Administration:
Mr,cor>. Erolitr~. Shooting Stars: Cloi>ter
Lif; of Charles V: Montalcmhcrt on Catho-
lie Interest: Memoirs of Wordsworth: The
British Museum. &c.
nf ,>"H' "hhN iNe' lEER. pub
alive ,.a;n and ,,n.,rs 70 10 rro 49,. ,,,,1,
observe in healthy condition Tho ,eo,y.
ocp.1c,, I
one paper at least.
I'm. I W. =.
"'''''
'''"' INV team WHICH runs pc'"eeh TINS place
ana Lan'asteriS greatly improved IN appear
anrc, and that the accommodations for pas
soncers arr excellent. Tho driver a.
so is arcommodat;n, 7, Io,ros .b;s ,l.
al o.Jo,.l o. T., ~,
''- anu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-12

AtwHrEY.-A Resolution vas adopted at
Town Meeting in Ncwburv, against ha,ip
liquor sold il. town for any purpose. i, WIS
!aS'"d, Va l"a,h, by "a vo'" Il Two ~ one.