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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04
1873 & 1875 south water ST., up stairs.
UHRLAUB, SATTLER & CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL,

CHICAGO, ILL.,,
IMPORTERS Jobbers Of German, English
Goods Cutlery Guns Rifles, Pistols Vi0ns, AccordeOns
Looking Glass Piate Dolls, Chldens and Notions
Hardware, etc., etc. Among this stock be found
follows:
Pocket, PEN Bowie, Butcher Pencils
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turers. So
Table Knives and Forks. Domnos Tobacco & SNUFF Box
Scissors and RazOrs. es.
Guns Revovers, Portmonies Segar Cases. Sega
the best manufacture. Points. q. s..
Percussion Caps. All kinds Of Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. French Perfumery.
Patent and Common Skates. Looking Glasses and Looking
Compasses Of every variety. Glass Plates.
Bench Vices, Pyers Nippers, Jewelry.
Spring Braces, Saw Sess. Toy Watches.
Fish Lines and Hooks Spectaces and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds Of Saws. Playing Cards.
Sheep and Horse Shears Accordeons, Harmonious, Gu
Jewsharps. tars, Flutes, and Flunas
States and Slate Pencils. Hair, Flesh and Tooth Brush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs. es.
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds OF Combs.
Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
Together with large assortment Of Toys.
Having experience and extensive and reliable
business connection in Europe,
for importing Goods direct the which
do In such quantities and such terms enable to sell
them equally low they bought in New York; Boston
Philadelphia.
With domestic manufacturers, entered into such
enable Job their Goods at their FACTORY
PRICES. UHRLAUB, SATTLER & CO.
May l5-tf.
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YELLOW COACH LINE.

WILLUI&HBH q kVWERS.
IAGs PROPRlEToRS, and LIVERY Stable Keepers, come
~ fourh and Rob Streets, st. PAM, Territory
Coaches and Carriages in readiness at the Landing upor
the arrival Of Boats Particular attention given to the
mcdaffcu Ct Pressure Parties. my15,Iy
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sanders New Series.
II e A ID n G. b o o X 8 {!

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?
THEY admirable books. All the
amned and used them attest warmly their
for the purposes of the school room.
They fact the carefully considered results th9
ample experience in Teachings accordingly adapted
miraby in the and the
Here in the onset "dull long drawn
that he picture not cat that the picture
Of horse is not horse" that the picture of
cows and other equally valuable appropriate,
in school book a child.
On the contrary the child assumed to have
and to need instructions what useful and suited
He not therefore puzzled the with long
and abstract definitions and ared out with readings
tempting read what without benefit because above
pacity and without interest, because insunerably dull
In Sanders New Reading Books step in the
the last plainly preparatory to the next The pupil
pleasantly and probably conducted through lessons consisting
of two, three syables in regular succession,
containing matter full of interest," moral and insrcfre
highly entertaining, and besides arranged while merely
teaching him read to Undue his mind with the
Thoughts and deveope and strengthen his mental
Teachers examine them and Judge for yourselves.
The Teachers throughout Territory have
above Books examination, calling ". s. Combs,
the American House, who the only authorized
neSota.
June S-d1y.
, Daily Democrat copy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-07-04

GRAY, DENSMORE & PHELPS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
2O7 South Water Street, Chicago,
F. ID. GRAY, 4. w. DENSMORE, GEO. III. PHELPS
I/EEP hand large and goods lne
N consisting and Sugars, Moasses Syr
ups ground Coffee green ground
and Pepper Spce Cinnamon, Cloves MUSTARD Ginger
Goldfish, Mackerel picked and smoked Herring, Candles,
and Tobacco, Rans, Pals,
complete assortment of articles pertaining the Wholesale
Grocery trade.
Agents Schagcoke Mills Powder, equal to any made
the world.
Also, Agents for Saamander Safes, manufactured Boston,
which have been to the great
New York, Detroit and other places, and
books and papers out unframed.
GRAY, DENSMORE & PHELPS,
POT ter-st,
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MYTH the newest attached
w the Subscriber various prices Said Machines
and MATCH 1000 Lumber hour width
from to "a inches
The PATENT RIGHT to the Machines also be had at
reasonable rates by applying the Subscriber Chicago.
June elm. ROBERT STEWART.
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NEW G00ns

received in the Brick Store,
81 Twins, opposite the Times Building, o
Fresh Groceries, Provisions and Liquors,
which will be sold Toto for Cash. Call and examine,
determined be undersod in the
found everything usually kept in a Grocery Store.
June 15-tf. ]. COSTELLO,
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BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, COPYING PRESS
PRINTING. &c.
RICH LOUTREL.
EOLIAN AND OTHER PIANOS.

EOLIAN AND OTHER PIANOS.
BERRY & GORDON.
PUBLISHERS OF Music, wholesale
Pianos, MelodOns and mmsic-agens
liam, Grand and other Pianos made by Hae
Boston, whose pianos considered superior
Great bargains New York pianos pianos
mclOdOns. Music supplied wholesale retail the
Pianos let. BERRY & GORDON.
Successors TO 7. S. B.ri " 237 Broadway.
S. II. D. Co.'s 1Eolan Pianos the improved
voiceng. my16
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We shall have hand opening Of navigaton
sormen of Plain and Fancy Job Type, Brass Rule Leads &C.,
OF the dnerent kinds, that m orders without delay
Orders received for of the most celebrated
facre In the country also, Cases. Chases Composing Sticks
and all articles used in the business.
The confidently recommend the material manufac
tred at this Foundry, believing that they will give perfect
satisfaction.
N B-Prces the Foundry adding transportation.
ii. ii. HOUGHTON g. co.
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E MPIRE SAW WOR KS.
Formerly Lee, Gage & Co.,)
Manufacturer of ecery description Of Sd,cs, No. AZ Ma

FORMERLY Lee, Gage & Co.,)
Manufacturer Of description Of Sdcs No. AZ Mdins,
81. Louis, Mo.
NHE firm Of Lee, Gage Cos having been dissolved nutusl
consents the 2lst day Of January last would inform
friends and customers, that have made with
Messrs. Bridge Brother, will
Saws in all their variety No pains have been in fitting
up machine and securing experienced workmcn and the
stock purchased direct the
and America for cash, confident hold
inducements that dealers will find
home
As to the character and reputation bearing stamp,
nothing need be sad as tru that both dealers and
have had sufficient opportunity to the quality If
ture, willie partner in the firm Of Lee Gage Co.,
doubt for noncn ability successfully
quality finish, with Of the kind the
United States Being in receipt ~ stock,
to I'LL all orders with promptness dispatch.
All orders addressed TO the undcrs gncd, Bridge
Bro, will receive prompt attention.
d Particular attention paid to all kinds Of repairing.
my15-f W. J.. j. GAGE.
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CHARLES WOOLLETT,
eneral Commission and Advertising Agen

LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY intention to establish myself
permanently in business, in this city, and offer services
Produce, Merchandise LUMBER
on commission, together with business which requires
sonal attention. which experience
In active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge of
city trade has qualified to effect the most
TERMS thereby frequently Obviang the and
pense of leaving home and business Hoping be
ed with commands, trusting that this Introduction
transactions extensive and mutually benecal and assuring
of my best efforts in behalf, am truly yours,
CHAS. WOOLLETT.
REFERS Aid. w. Kennedy E. B. Williams, w. Wayman,
NJ. Keith; A. ii. Blacka, Esq John Rogers ESQ.,, H. Frink,
Esq. Messrs. Nugent g. Owens. may 14f
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3. =. BRAINERD,
HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING STORE.

HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING STORE,
(Netc) No. Ito Fourth street, 81. Louis, NO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of ST Bath Bathing Tubs, Hip and
Nl Sponge Baths Rgeraors, Ice Chests, Water Coolrs
Cream Kettles, and
dry lons Brass Kee Kitchen Hardware, Britannia and Plated
Wares, Lamps, Spoo Knives and Forks Pocket Knives
and Scissors; Pianished, Plain and Jspsnnea Tn
Willow Rattan and Wooden Wares Mats, Brushes Feather
Busters Bonzed Hat Stands Bird Cages Hobby Horses, Cabs,
Toys, &c. Fishing Tackle, Fairs, all
low prices for cash approved credit.
n. D-Agent Scotts Spencers Iron
Refrirarsfors: Washing Mac,dnas. mv16-ff
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WOLFF & HOPPE,
No. 179 North Main Street, St. Louis, No.,


DIRECT IMPORTERS
GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY AND TOY
GOODS.
CONSTANTLY hand, complete assortment Of Looking
~ Glasses, all sizes; Guns, Pistols and Sporting Articles;
Buttons, Brushes Manas Mexican,
Coral and Amber Beads Ivory Horn and Shell Combs Peu
kinds Table Cutlery
Spoons Tweezes, Hooks Eyes, SuspeDders, Eng FRENCH
Spanish and American Playing Cards; Ce.teD Wooden
Gold and Gilt Jewery. myI5;ly
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H. F. MILLER,

Saddle, Trunk and Harness Maker, Mdin-sf., Galena Ill.,,
EEPS constantly hand article In his ne His goods
n all from Oak Tanned Leather tanned in
cold mot seam better and sevicable than
article sold In the city, that be made from steam
tanned Leather Persons Minnesota wishing good bargains
requested to give him call. my16-1ys
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Drs. BILLS & MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. So Fourth Street, ST. Louis, No., Lecis Grcaoa,s
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCEs
Rev. D. G. Estes, Messrs r. II. Miller & Co.,
Mr.. John R. Hammond, Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. Z. A. & s. Il. Filley, | & Co.
DIR. Vanzandt.
Dentists orders m,15
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CHARLES J. HENNI0G
A IOkSk1 AND CoENsELOR ~ Law, yo4ary Pablc,
and Commissioner for Pemsylvania Oce ~ Es<ur r.
Randall Co.'s Store, Lower Landing. :, %
st. Paul, Nay 10, le5l-dts
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COLLINS Il CAKES

COLLINS Il CAKES.
A UCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bank Row.
n Third Street, st. Paul, Minnesota.
+. f. COLLINS. G.. H.. CAKES.
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NEW 8O0Ks-A large Of New Books, and
~ thing in my Iine, Just received, and for sale By
COMBS, near American Hsuse.
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SCARRITT & NIASON'S


No. 60 Warrington hrcnue, 81. Louis, Mo.
OUR extensive establishment isso well known. that is
friends and the public that have emnenfy
in getting s ndd Spring
trade, the most superior in style and quality and particularly
suited large demand,
An examination Of stock will show Z" be s, both
Of home and foreign having
gained i'm either, including
well the rich and expensive.
Chairs 90 $50; Beisteds 50 SI00 Ia
bes FIR to $50; Bureaus from $40 $780, and in
almest endless variety.
Besides Spring, Hair, Cotton
ses and all kinds Of bedding.
We furnish kitchen, bedroom, pa0r, hotel steamboat,
in throughout, odd msfc cherry walnut
myI5-tf sCARRITr & MASON.
REAPERS, MOWERS, &C, FOR 1854.
81. Louis Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store. (Esfdb
Hshed 1882
NTM. II. PLANT Co., sign of the Gilt Pow, No. IL North
streets, wholesale Grass,
Seis Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and Tools in
endless variety.
ADescrptive Catalogue post pas s.ps-
cants.
so Riggs Improved Reapers. $Ia5
IS sickle Reaper and Mower. I4O
SO Reads do do I35
100 Ke,chum's Improved Mowor................. I25
- Emsrys doa horse power Thresher and 2so
IL Lewis horse power with tumbng
N. BPersons wishing any the above will please send
their orders early, IS the number is limited.
so Burrows Portable Grist-mls, horses steam water
rs Corn and Cob Crushers, Little giant, Nichols
300 Con-sheers, horse and hand power.. TO &c
1860 Ne Plus Ultra Straw and Hay Cutters. %
100 Hckok's portable mills, 90
1000 Flows, Peoria, Jewett, Como Eagle and others
rs Hsrrows, Gcddes triangular and others.. TO 90
$50 Cult'vators, different patterns to 80
1000 Churn thermometer. cylinder and others. TO
Sbovel, Spades, Hoes, Forks Scyhes, Axes, Apple
Please recolec the Gilt Pow, IL North Main st Saint
LsuIs, Mo. myl5-tf
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SEWALL 4 CREHORE,
I'll

DOCKET BOOKS-A large and beautiful assortment at
Il COMBS Book Stor
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BELLS! BELL8.. BELLS.s.
HGENEELY,S celebrated Church, Factory, Steamboat s~hoa
1 House, Lcomotive and other BELLS constantly On hsnd At
the Foundry in West Troy, MI. " --~s -
Mathematiea1 InstFuments.
Levels, Trsns Composers, &C., &C., Of tie mot ser,or
structson, constantly hand. ,-S~'~' VIZ
An assortment of Bells and Instrumens can h s..A
Raymond = ward, Chicago, II. j.
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NOTICE To PRINTERS,

BUFFALO TYPE Observation-Disclosures IN 1881.
NHE subscribers having the Agency Of the above
Foundry, ready furnish at the shortest notice,
all kinds
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
The Type manufactured this establishment all OF the
cut and inferior In the United States
In point Of finish and prepared to furnish
stock FONTS at the following prices adding transportation
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-04
CALEDONIA COUNTY SCHOOL ~.
SO{JATION.

The School Convention which was held at
the St. .Iohn>burv Academy, on saturday OF
last week. was an interesting and profitable
meeting. The teachers OF several OF the
Academies in the County with many OF their
students were present. and all seemed greatly
Gc:!rous that measures should be adopted 10
secure a more efficient management o! orr
Common Schools. For that purpose an or
ra,za,ion Is formed. which vii! cn"ravor
by trc4ucnt meetings ard i'll various other
WAYS. to awaken = e,rr;.cr interest on The
subject. Two addresses. full OF sound ara
scholarly thought. were read durln" the day
and the rc~olution> gwen below were discus
>cd with nue.. spirit. The following is the
official report:
In accordance with call made by Mr.. >
X. Colby. he Teachers and Friends OF Eiu
cation ne. a; 81 Iol.n>lrIry, Nc:. IS, ard or
naniz.i tie above association. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year
Executive Cou,.i;.oc. Rev Edward tlcav
land VI I:..!oc'~ FAILS: y. Scott Pearson.
T.. p,acIam +. ". Bruce. y. t.. HanHi.!e
Strrptaric>.-Ge Nu>,an, \. f.. Mcln
dos FALL: Au.u~ta> L. try, y. r.. Lyndon
III the forenoon he Association was as!
dressed by Mr. 'Iar-h Of Philips Academy
Danyi!lc: cct-"i discipline Of the mine
TIE Teacher, ain" Tie address was Yer.
cntrrta;lIin. and in>tru tive. In the after
noon the Association listened to an ad'lrcr
from Mr.. G.. Du,'an sui irct-"The Teach
cr'> Mi>~ion. The following resolution
were unanimously passed:
R,>ot,, J. That the establishment OF a B0rrt
of Education wl,h viii secure an c''icIcn
ard thorourh superintendent OF our Com
mon S,hoo.S j. demanded. hy the preset
wants OF! the people OF the State.
K ~'rtd. TA1t a want of sympathy an
cooperation OF efforts between Parents an'
Teachers in reference t. the great o. cct t.
be- secured in oar Common Schools is 4 prom
irc"t obstacle 20 their improvement. and rai
only hc removed ty Teacher, visiting Ia
r,.n~ AID Parents ,i,i:in. Schoo.>.
H,>oI,,H. ~ one means Of creating am
maintaining an interest in orr Common
Schools. he collection and publication OF
"a. = a;,, satisfies j. worldly oil the attention
Of Teachers aul Eoar! ii Eiuoation.
I.,o'-d. Tia ocy;.>jor..l ioe,'ng> OF 'h
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DSENDEl!. ts1Ii)CNT,


COLLISION ON GREAT Ni>rIH ~ RAILWAY.
f,"a H. ht.at r., rr>s. o,t. -
Ore oi the most ,rcadiul Railroad accidents
that ever occurred took place Yesterday n:or-
nn.. about ,l.ir;. miles nom tl.i> city. The
passenger tram on the Great Western Raj
road. 'lnr here At | | ~ i. w. on THURSDAY.
came IN COLLISION "A; FIVE minutes past , y. ii
on FRIDAY. witia :ra!cl tram. short distance
east OF Baptist Greek. The loss OF He that
vn>,;cI was very ~rcat
The gravrl tram was composed Of T. ears.
hca,ily loaded with wet gravel The shock
Iroduccd l'v the collision was Tremendous
HE second class ears were smashed INTO at
oni>. and r"tr'v every person in ,hcin hiii,I
or !rcadiullv ill., iurrd. The. tr>t-c!l>> car
WAS ais" badly smashed. an! most OF the ,a>-
>rn"rr> IN the front part oil It met with the
same fate as the passengers in the second ,.a>,
cars.
The scene presented after the collision was
horrible one. lntcrmiNcd with the tlar-
niciit' Of the broken cars q, ad bodies Law in
lro">l"n. many OF item man"lcd in the most
dreadful manner: while from out :hc heap of
ruins proceeded III" .:0an> and ,hrickS Of the
wounded
The passengers WHO were 50 Fortunate - g.
escape nlii.iurrl immediately set 70 work 10
draw ont ;l:r wounded and the dead floai rl,,.
heap o! ruins in which they lay. Several oi'
'he dead ", re crushed out of all human shane
presenting" hcari>ickcninG >i.ht
The two >crou" class ears. which bore H..
main 'iant OF tnc collision. We're filled with
cril.ran-. mostly (,rrmaiIS. The .ir,t-rla~>
car. a number of the inmates OF which were
killed and others wounded. also cont,iu,,
some en- Grants.
The second. tl.irl ana fntiri! iir,t-clas- ears
Were somewhat ir urcl and some of the BASS
en""r> received some injuries. Int none. W.
understand. Of a dangerous charar,or.
Our reporter has Just arrived az PM.
from III" scene OF the casualty. Ike .,;or;.
the number Of persons Killed a> tjrty-sct en-.
Iwcrty-totr men. eleven women and six
teen children. are badly wounded. and wcr,
taken to Chatham. \ large number OF N,
PASSENGERS arc more Or less bruised.
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uc>l1y q q

iUt>tliN. " :. II.
Sam. lie till providing tor l,ail,l.n-
a hospital Tor >si;e prison read 81 tinle All /
l,-4-~,d.
I-IsrI Pond AMI =. .Tohn~l,urv H1ilro,1
Go ii.l wa> read time. committed roa sen
;:iar i,r amendment. Amended. Is ordered
and passed
The Select Committee TO whom was ret..-
red. br resolution. the General hankin, law.
rcrort'r! Z TAI! in addition TO said General
banking law. Read twirc and ordered 70 hc
Lard on the tall aiil printed
ll"r>r.-Biils introduced and Referred
l'y Mr.. Skinner. char;ciinr ClNlc River rail-
road Co. 10 committee Oh roads.
Reports I;v commute on hanks. Senate
bill reprIlinr SECS. lo3 and los. chap -. ire
qurin. applicants tor hank >iok tn hc r,,r
on oath supported hv M,>>r>. rarc anl
Wa>lEurn. opposed tv Mc>>r>. Field. Etir-
h,m. Smith q. Willi~,un and G,or.c. Wien
Nh " i>hhurn moved - rrconmit with IN
>trurtioii- 10 I'M fsrc whcthc- the law effects
the pgrr">a designed. \ whether any farther
ic@i>.a':Gn Is necessary on the >uhlr, I: agree
10, l'y committee GA land taxes bill ,,.la.ii.
To stat taxes on non-rc>ilcnt lands. and II
was ordered to 81 reading, By commute OF
banks. again~i hill extending charter Of o.
an.c county bank. not r>l,irin1 until lcs2.
and ii was rejected. IL general cCInmiitc,
TIL 20 punish c1icl'v - aninli>. a,.i it va
ordered IL e; | r,.ldif.. a-ain>t till altcii,-
~rc. = and repeating sec. IL chap. - on l,a,-
mrnt al Il; ,hwav ,iN.> in money. AMI ii W
rejected. Tx committee on manufactures.
iali 20 incorporate Nalhccan Lumber Go
ordered TO ID reading. l'v committee a..
IAN k, a-aif>; bill To incorporate llnc>har-h
tank minority report, and on melton q
MIR. Heechrr. the bill was lail on tbs .allc
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"'''.''| 49, ~
r. Gf'f "' H'..+|'|"" Ill.,
',".-. ..' -. !'a.:. Tine.
l. was y t;.r. We aII tlcrinm sob. 10 20
over H." Battlefield TIL deprived Of nlv
her. l,a chru~c Not. | roIr alou, to a,rcr-
tam. Il, t.ra- possible he io,s Of or friends.
AID IN dong - was o:jcn brought TO
s',nt>ti.l ~ TIE difficulty Of .c;'inI through
IL" pile o., wounded RG~sian>. mingled too
ZEN with or own poor soldiers The lI.i>
T.: t,retnwi u Park IN far times are not more
,lcn>elv covered with human beings than
were the h.i.rl..> the Nlmi with ,!cal and
dyin.. On these L!oo!v mounds fell 2.l?';
EnrliSii others AID men, and upward. of
5000 russians. while their western cN;rc:-
" was cosrrcl viii. he lo!irs of l.;9o "ai-
la 1T w i,ln,n az! Of more than 5000 OF
TIER foes
Wien I.or! EAr'an and his staff and tie
DUkr Of CanFr!." rode round to the top o!
the hill Tie troops chcered them with thrill
in. cilrct-a .hou. Of ,ictorv-nevrr to
lc FORGOTTEN. The enemy. who were t'yinG
in the ,.;,'anrr :n;...!!, Almost lave hear! ~
echoes aS II rolled anon" he Hills. Car men
la,I inIrcd don. then. work WELL !or The a.
ton. which ccinilr;.c.,: at - on oar part
was over about 7. NJ. In tr:'. tie actual
close continuous ii-h.rG tld not last wv"
hours.
The HuS>ian regiments en"a@r! against u,
JniHIng from The numbers o" The caps az"
buttons OF t':' deal and wounded, were ne
llth. l2'h. 18th. l.th. l''h. list va. .'.''
and som" Of the Imperial Guard III" Hn>,
sian REGIMENT consists OF four ha'al'"n>' ah"
ca'' battalion may be sand t" be '''o >'ro'.'
lib" s''i'I'""s "rr" m"-;!r stout Nr"n@ hi'"'
Sr'e'T, OF til" r'-n'rI'i' 52i ana l''h' ''F
cNai',i''' sore '.i, feather '''''.c'' ','"''-
s"''''' '''''''''' WIN r'-> ara ''' nv u
cone w '"i'' WIN a noe '''F '"' f'''F'."' -. y
'"! ''H.'''F' %: pune ''cr, =. wore S'"'': u
"h''c '."'h '"','-"- cap nv. WY al
"'r.'" Il, l'"- "''' '"',' VIII. '''>S '' ~,
''''''. We ""'',''r Oh '"' i,@ .i'',''' Nv"
COWS '''''' ''',''.!' were ;,''"''''' ~ at ~
h''N ~ sN'I 't''n ma '"''"h. "'> '''',,''
" u" AN"'''. ana seemed ,''H' c'"''"' '''
garments. ih"t:' me ci"'h was '"'FF' ~ "N-
turc; ':.e trousers. of c"af,r Due SUM- were
thri-' ~! - q par I'll r:'!h"'"h ''''' op'"
ri th' TT: 70 a'"nf OF f"''f ben" c":"'or'',
pli '"'K",' Gown ,i' '"'TS were S'"''' "o''
hi"!c' 'h' SerVlc'"'''. in''r hh'i'>''N> {,
-oni>lfd our so,'.;'f>. ''' ol'il'. '"c'' e'''"
was found to contain the dress u"horn co"''
OF The mar. hlUe or green. with white iacIn"'
and >laShc> Ike or own pair Of clean draw
crS. clean shirt. pair Of clean socks. a pair
of>'ou' mits. c,<c containing a COOL pair of
scissors n.arhc,: .Sar,.n." an excellent en-
knife viii. Oh" large blade. oi Russian manu-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-04
Vy':i MONT NEW \.

Hoe L. the ;owao. il,dcia"!l lamolilr
Cour.y tiicrc wry" II" persons engaged an
},rN II @roNi : hoy til" rrc>'n; year
Wl.oi,,:uaniitv raised - tons. The growers
have sod a, low is - a..l upto 80 cents. ar-
cr,-in- ! on: 2.;cy:'~, making ;.:nHt : i"."""
Iaii 10 thu -.ro",l> the jlc>cit lar, To-: thu
article alone H,rr'a,1.
70" CAiII"E>i>- %. l.. Sha.;cr. Esq.
one OF Tie uio>t ,!l>t.:. .ui>hrd ornaments OF
the Ear OF ,h,> STATE. >,j!c! from New York
Tor t"i''''r"''. on I IL i.,,h INST Bv previous
alran .t.acut Mr. y viii. liiisi, Git;cil on IL
arrival Il, Srn Erans;-o. cater ;ho lay o!,.rr
o. Mess PARKS ana billings. HoiEi toruril,
o; til >;arc.ta salary g.: ~l"."ooai!cN,cn
81 Aorh WAYS. for rlc first year.
NrH,:,<r E>>h~-Thc a'~'rac; Of tx
CONDITION. ol The bunk IN It's State. from tn,
rc,or; Of the Bank Commissioner recently
lutl.>hy,I c>h.ii,, th~ following. results
,........., ..-...il
H..--., ..r -,... -1.,,,
H.. -l.,a .nc.-> "a'.~~ l.'sl.i".
I-....
n..r. ..-... >,c.i..
I''' 80 -
p,Ir,p,,i t,.,r,<I- Last "Wednesday
!, u ,,,.,..,...:, =; No,..,.>t,... I,.i,...l \
f,,.,o l,.,,. ,,:,.. VII! Ms .4tl,.r. about four
n.lc~ ii 81 his >;.!a,r. l., some nr.s,.>. AL
d,.nta,l, it,, iar.c,i ! 4un 80 thai ,hc ,ll4r-c
,, -Ln; ,.....r,,! his m...th ard bodice! il. his
':''''' '''., '''' !" INV Nay ''
nm '' ''' - ~,
"''''' '-'..'' ',,.''' W. o
'l1'"' ="
'''''''' .'' l., ~. = ~ -, -. ;, 49,
Wa t. an ','''' ''''' '''''' =, '','
h'd r. 90 ''' =" '''' '''' -''''''' ~ ''"'N
H'i "' '', "a, $50 - -