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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

New tOrlcans. No 5.-Thr State Flee.
non OF Louisiana is passing pretty quietly
In tn" third district Of this city it is reported
that one American and one German are kill
cd. and Capt. Place, of the Palmetto Guards
wounded; iii impossible as vet to indicate
the result o: the election.
/ he ElcctiOn-The H. Ms have carried
this city by large majority. We have no
IndIra'Ion Vet OF the result in the strife, but
the chances are in favor of the Americans
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

New Orleans, Nov. BY the steamer
Nautilus, We have later ad,ices from Ma,a
moras. The news is interesting From -four
to five thousand men have been ordered by
the Mexican Government to the Northern
frontiers. 10 repeI the The Texan Rangers
NMauri was appointed Commandrr-in
Chief on the Rio Grande. and had ordered
the commanding officer at Matamoras to dis
charge the National Guards. which the latter
refused to obey. Nnlauri had addressed a
note TO Secretary Marcy complaining Of the
violation OF Mexican territory. and charging
the commander at Fort Duncan with conni-
vance with the illibusters.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

- The authorities at Bennington do.
ded upon den OF gamblers last >.,pr5..
week. At a hous" OF one H. :. Val
that vIi!agr. which resulted in The. AIR.. ~
three ind, i.uai>- Winchester >nr,.,,
Hall. Walker IA abe good a., ..,,.,,,.
Charles thompson. coiti.e,i IN tt..
town for horse stealing. broke Jail th. 50.
night. Some persons helped Inn, Il, a..
ger. with which he cut his wa cut.
FATAL ACCibENr--On Tuesday T..
james f'r. Young man about 4. ,..r.
a.e. brakeman on a gravel tram. ~, d.. j.
land X Washington Railroad. vas
killed. rear West Hnfland T., f,llin- ,.l
The tram while. IN motion. The .n,ir.
passed over him. margin. his BODY ia,,.
horrible M amer ~
VERMONT CENTRAL RArlr..t.
ne annual meeting of the .-o-sl.f4..
Vermont central railroad was held ,.N...
held. thursday evening of las; week II
pending sui between The Central and g..
ia roads. and other matters a,i..,-t;,, g.
rora'iori. were considered and De-,
\ "''iiiilfftc e: three WIS al,roi,,-,.,l O..
t'>'Ia'" Tie accounts and ;rar>sc.. .-. .
The past two wears aud the chui,.. of dr..
was postponed until such committee. r..
\ committee WAS also appointed r, AL
the Legislature tnr an act a,,ri,,;-
consolidation ot the ,sri Us i!,.a,,..- -.
company.
SAD RAILROAD ArcInE>r.-on H..
day OF last w.-A. touching a ,.id,..- ,....-
red on the Vermont Central road. "a. "a
H,n'.",Ph. ~ l'r Saith and b., ~.
lIsnovrr. who had been o.. 4 ,...,
relatives Al la rla-e. wef.. ,,-.r;.., =
,sf>. Ia" lady at'cm.ri - hand i..~ o.
little girl OF tive wears. a -ro>> TIE. T. 81. 80.
anofl,r. after the tram wa pa. n p, .,.-
when >'r lost Ter hold If ;h. ,fa1
i,.ll 81 far under the wheels tia, o,...
arms were cut off. the hand Of IT,. ..f
rrr'>'i"d together with oii" of ~ i,,r I.
doubtful whether the child can ,gr,.t.
Fireman.
Gas IN THE STATE lIor>r III -
engagements Tor !i.,hflnr the STATE n5s,.e..-
Gas Were completed WITHIN L., - O.. o.
weeks alter the all Was li--.i T., ill.,.
wa> tii.!lanrlv illuminated on N....4,
evening. and The evening before or t..- -.
Time. and the result more. ;har a,i>w.r-..i-
expectations of all. Mnrh rra-.. ! ,.. e..
'h- rmmi>>ioner, Mr. Era>tu> IL "a, '..-,j .-
the exrri'n' TASTE DISPLAYED IN >.-.,t.,i,,,.A
tiN'nr">. and :" M,>>i> j Cuit4rh a CO
M,''''i'r>'ri. y. III. tthr con,a,, u-i.-
Who's superintendent the pipes and ti>-l-..
were pat M for 'h- prompt AID ~. ....
manner IN which their work has t.,.r, ,..,.
r'lrfrd- Their work SPEAKS for ir-.... 49,.
NEEDS no further Recommendation D.
LurYtpl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

speech :, and tie member from Hinesburg i
a. eloquent and irrelevant AS usual.
Powers E,.n,un,!S. Bartlett, Becnwiih. ant
Field. still remain the best, and almost the
only debatrrs in the House Steele of Wind
sor has made very good arsumcn; on til,
taxing Of banks
The S,rst,. until TODAY. has been very
quiet. TIE General Railroad bill, (alluded
to above has awakened them however, and
they have shown deliberate Judgment, good
sense. a'''i sicaKin talent, in no mean meas
ure to day. Gov. Co,.lidee is no doubt the
best legislator IN that body.
The Legislature will probably adjourn
next week. OBSERVER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

-IHE SUGAR CEOP.-Letters from the
interior OF Louisiana report considerable
damag" to the suga- rane by the recent frost.
The planters say that the present warm
weather prevents the JUICE granulating, and
should it continue, the receipts will be great
" DELAYED
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10
q bc Californian.
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ST. JOIlNSEfHY. NOV. 10. 1858.
SPECIAL JoTICEg.

Y. II. FN.NI + K ari.lpriI,.1 20 receive Aiver-
ti-cHl"e ar NU'>rrj, ii NJ ~ his Offices il Boston,
Ncw-l OK. AID fii,iaiel,,hiH.
:. J.. tLt1L..t'ii.:. u -, .rH authorize: 70 90
TIE -:I;r y. ~ %. ~ New ia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

We SIC LOW lr5p'.e - execute e..!!L u. Nj. i,
o. Printing Use III lie co,:.itrv-r:AlN AID nK>,-
MhSTAi..--iu Ike vLHl HI>r STYLE and at Low
RAILS ic:eiIant. an, others who desire BILL.
Hc,ts or CiECutArs ofany kIni, printed in neat
style, may relv upon ,mIre satisfaction
Orders sri!. IL viii be PFC m!tlv attended 70.
RAND. STONE & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

viii receive 10 attention. Narl'H gcs. Deaths
Item, Of News Sc should always ~ accompanied
tv SOME resp, i.Slblc ual..c. Obituaries o. more
'!lan five lines will he inserted 1t the price
Advertisements.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10
Cn>.nC hu.rtt. E.!Crtiou.

IN" returns Fl, N Mass, hu>rt,> have no
IL cone IN al IN" hour q! golnr To press. hu
enough 10 IN !'ca'c rrc.ry surely the rc~nl
IL The N;ac Governor Gardner is rroh.
o'y r'-c'cr'c'i fv a rlrra.i', Of the vote.
though viii, a diminished vot, from lat wear
a'I a heavy majority a-,in>. INN. Tn, Lea
stature Is likely 10 tie X. y. hy small MAORI
ties III 10th bran,hcS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

= In Wisconsin every Wing paper
every Free Democratic paper. and several
which used to cooperate with the so-called
Democratic party, support the Republican
movement.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10
eOrr:.pOre:cnCc.

w. ..i,H VOLUNTARY COMMUNICATIONS ti'm ri
Of NrNS. IN pr7fn,'~,e1N /, tt r!tNFy tttit,d.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

~. Lo,i<. Nor od-An excursion train n
II ears. which lett here Yesterday morn,nr
To celebrate the opening Of the Pacific Il 4
to.'"t"r>oa Cry. while crossing the river. III,
hfld"" tell. i'r"'i;n'atI'ir ten ears a di>tanc,
OF near, =" fcct INTO the water There wrr,
upwards OF 80" on the tram inclualnr man,
oi our frs citizens Upwards of y, arr, ".
ported To have been killed. and 20 or =, bad
" wounded.
N.conH d'patcb.-St. Loni>. Nov. An
excursion tram of IL cars while croS>iur ,b.
GaSeombe river. about 100 miles from here
was rrrciptated di>anre OF 80 feet into the
water. by the falling OF The bridge.
len ears went down, and upwards of %
are reported TO have been Killed.. and from
90 to >" badly wounded
Thomas O'Sn!li,an. Chief Engineer Of
the road, l. anon" the killed
There were more than 200 persons on the
tram including MANY OF our first citizens
and tut few If any strangers
EMEARKA1IoN OF Mission
Stephen I. Plxlrv. Of Plainfirlh. Mass. aud
Mrs. L"'n>e P,>irv. of Northampton. Mass.
sailed thursday In the t.arun- Srrinuhok
Capt Malo. for Cape Town. TO i'm the mis-
sion o. the Amrri, an Board ainonc the Zn-
!nS The religious services were conducted
bv Rev. Arson Gleason. a missionary among
the New York Indians
WISCONSIN, population Of this
State. according to the rcn>n> inst conrr,ler. q
Is 352.lo". being a gain of 2is. 1lS since
lsoo. W the present population. 296 - :
are white males. and 2j5 .0G3 are white f..
males 200 are returned as deaf and ,i.;ulb.
l"3 Hind ana 81" ir.anc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

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nm.
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= I..... l. -. on u,.r tr..,,.
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>ii'':i' tilt !.>i. under tie :U..oAin. III.
r:n>' i'''r>
"''h"i his fro''."r. ard Woo !'",k. way,
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o. "'f't'': 80. fi,- j. ii.t..n a
'"' ".'''' g." Criti' d'''re''t'i"- 81, tin, -.
- "''rt'r i'-''inn 81 ~ IL! 1h-n-rL,
eli i.'" i'.'~,nce. rh-. parry kct.r rc,oi,,r
"a Set u" >h""i He hog Wtci.,.,,r h,. ma. {
- al i''a''nr'. o. >Dnii, ii"h' i.>r ".
'',-- - ~ ".'"'"' awaken
o. 'i'- ana '''i'' '''i''
'' ga .'''' "'''.-' III l'.'
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"''h''' "'"n III Z!
y" ''''''I'-r -" 'i'>''If'" fh'
'l' ii''' 81 h'> companion ard TREND bro
'"' ,1"'>''' 700 "f'i"r such cifrun>;ail'r -
hl>~"lNI>" IHr | MON. zen Ne.
tornrrl, one OF the irt.!ln. Demo ra,> o, New
:. t4' lao r,oW i.tor> H.. L. Il:lli.,,,
iru,,r,.flf. In 4 recent .,...l :, Y VII
a., az
:,
my ''i' u WA Wi> 10 /" swallowed
w " '>'"'''i ava me h'->- Vel. upon
fhr PIN That II tir fish are awavs >wal-
lowed iH tHc ones. | must tie >~a lowed TX
>':'N't'N, hii t.u lrC' Know ttu- | >'tnt.l:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

TIM LECIrRE-From the mcarrc
al s'ract Of Hon. Charles b IIr!io.k's lee.
ture, Published Above, the reader can obtain
no more than avery imperfect idea Of its
peculiar beauty md tinr>h. The l.c,ur.
was not +: mass tfac,s. interesting in them
selves. Yet d, ticIent in logical connection
bat well arranged and philosophical d,vcl-
opener. t" PRINCIPLES, OF ideas and oftru,n>.
rt which '!ir iacl> were only 80 many Illus
'ral"i> Ii was a1lrr>>c! To tie reason and
inagIna'lon as We! a; 10 the mrlnorv, and
consequently will not soon he forgotten. IL
va or. II IA" i..OSI perfect iHl l.u t,'y ;ro-
tons We ever heard cor.,,.v,.l in IA, ,!l,.-
'ori OF though ra:ir. Il IN The .h,,oli- e..
"0l,!>. IL !cilstrv was cha>tr and q ,rrfird
h'tI'tIng both The schoar and the subject
lhc second lecture is on FiiI,v evening Of
;hl, week. and all our citizens who STAY a.
horne Wi! lose what, il they know il, value.
hey viii ever rrrr.'.
TUNA OF RAILROAD TIVE We
w"''id al thr attention of TIL travciiinrru'
-: u,n" or Me Hi>>uu,>lc
Railroad. Pd>>ciJrcr rains Snu,h VIII L.,,,
=. John>hurv at . 81 \. VI and arrive. =,
W Il JHir-'ion at II 10 l. VI Returning
leave W. X. Jur elton Al 90 arrl>inr At ~
I.,l NJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

"A serious accident occurred at the
Centre Village on Friday of last week. Sol
ONION and Calvin Humphrey were prcciIita-
ted by the breaking of a staging upon which
they were at work. distance of about sixty
feet. breaking l.c OF one of them and Sc
vrre!v wounding the head of The other
Boil. are new dong vol
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

- i correspo,.!e:.; e The 81: Allan,
.H<Ssh1'r.in noiirin. the proninent members
Of The General Assembly, thus speaks Of the
memn, iroc .,ndnn:
"Tho1.> B.rtlr't. 0f bold ronn,aHt!;n /,
figure. clear. snnurOuS voice. and r.-:l"s> eve
>rrAk> NJ, often. tut we'll No person ~ ftr
HOUSE commands letter attention. H.. Il. ais
in argument. STRAIGHTFORWARD Gr eloquent.
and in satire or rich fan, as i.- or.;.>;.,ii d,
mtjr''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10
Tin LECIURE.-From the mcar

g" " here er roam, whatever realms ~ see.
Ny hcIlt uA.r :vc ii t,i.i r,,r : t. thee
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

We understand that Gov. Criitenden. Of
Kentucky. has been invited and ha> accepted
tn. invitation OF the Boston committee 10 le-
liver lecture upon sla,er. IN that city
Like Senator Bulrr. o; south Carolina. am
To mb>. of Georgia. and Ili.larl of Ala
hama. Mr. Crlitendtn has accepted the inri-
'aflon IN the same spirit III which II was er
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08
: Ss;,l1H lSD More

ING'S REMEDY, Warranted TO cure Fcrc,
IL and 1gue, and Bilious RemutcH fercrS IN
all ciimates.
The broken-down victim of Fever and Ague
or Bilious Remttent Fever, who has tried twen-
ty different "curatiVes' without relief, may be
excused for doubling the above caption. To
his incrcdulous gesture, We answer TRY 1t.
The possibility that it may be the real specific
which he has been hoping to find i'll twenty
useless nostrums, should at least prompt the
sufferer to make the experiment.
| RING's REMEDY is mo chance combination OF
drugs. but medicine carefully prepared from
powerful vegetable extracts, each of which has
| been found to alleviate the class ofdseases re-
ferred to- and which, i'll their collective and
concentrative form, are irresistible. No one
suffering from Fever and Ague can take even {
single bottle of ''Rings Remedy without be
ling conscious of n salutary change. The feb
rile symptom abate, the chills are shortened il
duration, and the strength begins to RETURN
Sometimes a single bottle, nay even sngl
dose, will break the chills and never yet, i
one solitary instance out Of thousands III whic
it has been administered, has it failed evcntua
ly to remove the disease. Every species OF Rt
mttent and intermittent Fever, however vir'
lent OF obstinate, yields to it sooner or late
and no family residing in a new settlement {
= Eanywhere within the reach Of unwholesome Vi
: pors. from whatever cause arising, can be witt
out this uncqualled medicine, exceptat the pc
il of health and life. For sale by
; aur1 CUYKENDALL & co.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08
DIR. JOHN BULLS
AMERICAN KING CF PAIN.

L.
TNIIS is Il powerful lind truly magical rene
1 DIV for all external diseases, sores, swell
ings, burns. &C., and for many internal allie
tons is II certain cure, yet it is perfectly harm
less, and incapable of producing the least tnju-
rious effects in the most delicate cases or the
weakest constitution. 1t is entirely useless to
follow the old and worn-out system of publish
ing to the public thousands of certificates Of
wonders performed by this medicine. 1t costs
hut twenty-five cents to try IT, and Dr. Bull
stakes his well-earned reputation on the King o.
Pain doing all and mere than he claims for it.
We would ask have you the Rheumatism OIL
Gout: these are not pleasant companions, ant
| we know that you would like to drive then
away us soon as possible, then use
Esnsl's kiMs OF Pain,
Would YOU be cured almost Immediately O.
Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Com
IpIaint, Cholera morbus, Cramp, Collie, 1lcat
Ache, Tooth or any other ache or pain, the
remedy is simple, and the cure certain,
Use sl.e Great King of Pain.
Would you have your sores, swellngs, cuts
hurns. scalds, bruises, or any other wounds
healed, we repeat it, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would YOU be cured of scald head, stiff joint
sore throat, neuralgia, sore breast, lumbagt
letter or ring worm, salt rheum, bites of pols
nnous INSECTS, ehoppod hands, and all hhe,
sores, either dry or running, we say again ant
again your remedy is, DR.. John Bulls
KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured Of Kings Evil, Cancer
Tumors. Eruptions, or any disease OF the skin
caused by impure blood, then use Dr.. Johl
Bulls Sarsaparilla, internally, and the King o
Pain externally, nothing can be more certain
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

ELR the Prevention and CUre % fa,sEz4iiirsi
and Rs@uiffnsf forut. feru and sgss
CAdts aud FanT, Dss5 Agss. Gsaasi Dss.lslg.
N,sAf S.oests, and all other fOuns % ds14ss
which have cOlnmOn OIigin in Malaria or III
asma.
This Is a NATURAL ANTID0TE which will
entirely protect any resident or traveller even in
the mOst siekly or sWAmpy locuiities. from any
Ague or Bilious disease whatever. OF any iuiu-
~ frOm constantly iRhaling Malaria or Mi
a-tna.
ltwiil instantly check the Ague in persons who
nave suffered from any leheth Of time, from one
lay to twenty years - that they need never e
have another chill, by continuing in u-e accor.
ling 10 directions. The patient nj once begin.
20 recover rapPctite aud strength, aud continues
until pcrInaEeH. aud radical cure is effected.
Unc or two bottles viii answer fyr orlinar!
eases; some may require more. Direction
printed in German, Preach aud spanish, accoin
pany each bottle. Price Ono Dollar. Libcra
discounts made to the trade,
! JAMES \. RHODES, Providence, L. i.
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State Fair Ita.ls.

The Ohio State Fair will commence on
Tuesday, September 18th. Entries are
now being made by letters addressed to
the Secretary at Columbus, enclosing
entry fee Of one dollar and list OF
animals or articles to be entered. Stalls
or space may thus be secured in advance.
The city ofColumbus is being canvass
cd by order OF the Council, to secure quar-
ters for visitors. Persons will be kept
over night, two meals ant IoieLn5' III !''-
yate families and boarding at one dollar
per day. -
The Fair Grounds are one mile west o.!
State House on the National Road. Om-
nibuses and carriages will run constantly
to and from the grounds. Articles ior
the Fair will be hauled from the depot to
the ground at fifty cents per load by teams
engaged for that purpo'e. Exhibitors
from abroad will bear this in mind. The
railroads will carry passengers at half fare
from Monday morning till Saturday night
Visitors who get on the trains without
"Fair Tickets" will have full fare to pay
Conductors have no half fare tickets. All
trains in Ohio will carry passengers al
half fare, except the Express train be-
tween Cincinnati and Columbus, on the
Little Miami md Columbus and Henia
Road, which leaves Cincinnati at 6 ant
Columbus at IL A. nj.
Exhibitors will pay freight on stock anc
articles for the Fair, taking receipttherc
for, and upon return of these upon tht
same roads the money will be refunded
The Ohio and Pennsylvania, and Mad Riv
er will only collect full fare one way, no
refunding.
For the first time the Ohio Caal i
withheld from the use of the State Boar
2 of Agriculture and exhibitors by tn
member of the Board of Public Work
having charge of the same, at the rate
heretofore granted. Exhibitors will tax
notice. The Steubenville and Newar
Roads will carry upon same terms as otnc I'll,
roads, though not so advertised generally
Exhibitors should have their stock an
articles on the ground by Saturday beio'
The Fair, as freight trains will be take
from the roads in time to prevent all o.
astruction to passenger lr"'ns' FL
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NEW BOOK STORE
Tn YJANsFIEED, Ohio,

At Tile Sign Of tile Huge Book.
ID a.. sTjcknor, would respectfully in
d. form the citizens of Plymouth, and vcin-
ty. that he has sre-opcncd in Mansfield, with mn
entire new stock of Books, Wall Paper, Sta
tionery, Fancy Cards, &c.
STATIONERY
A full assortment of Staple and Fancy Station
cry, bic lnk-staudS, Steel-Pcns, Quilts, Pen-hol-
tlcrs. ivory-seals, National waters, Lctter-clps
Bill-hles, Inyoice-bocks, Pen racks, Copying
presses, Books and Brushes, Twjncreels, Por
Folios, Writng-deskS, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
WALL PAPER:
IN entirely new and extensive stock ofNall Pa
per, Borders and Window Paper.
CURTAIN FIXTURES:
Carniccs, Tassels, Painted and Gilt Shades
Cord, &c.
PAPER:
\ large stock of Flat Cap, Folio Writing, Com
mcrcial Note. Fancy Note, Buff Tinted &C.
FORSALE WHOLESALE s. RETAIL:
Law. Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
CUTLERY:
Rodgers and WostcrhoImcs' best Cntlery' ais
II lul 10 variety OF cheapimpoE FocEet-kniyc
GOLD PENS:
bagiey and Dawson, Warren X Hylcs' anu 9th
or celebrated makers.
ENVELOPES:
Every variety ofpain, Sclf-scaling, Document
| Bank mote, NC.
PORT-NONAlES:
The large and best selected stock ever brougll
to this city
INK:
Arnolds-the genuine article-Norrison's an
Blackwood's lnk, at wholesale and retail.
MUULDINCS:
IGilt, Rosewood and Mahogany Monldings, Q
every size and style. Picture Frames made t.
order at short notice.
CARDS:
Printers Cards and Borders, BufF-tInted Visit
Irr. Pain Enamecd and Fancy Cards; also
ihIe quality 81 lHyIHg Cards.
E@sghC Country Merchants supplied with Schoc
Books, Paper &c. at Eastern prices. Order
promptly attended to.
b. c. TICKNOR, Mansfield, Ohio,
n. B.-Our stock being new and bought 10"
will be sold accordingly. We have no old shol
worn and damaged goods to sell Off.
nGa.Highest market price paid for Rags, i
cash or goods.
EsO0sS BINDING.
Blank Books of every description kept col
stantly on hand Books for County, Railroad
Insurance Offices, &C., made to order at sho
notice. Old Books rebound at
B. G. TICKNOR'S
New Book Biudery, Mansfield, O.
i N. B.-Bcware of false signs. The publ
are warned against being mislcd or deceived !
finding my name attached to any other e*ta
Ilishmcnt. Mansfield, Jan. 10 1855
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08
Austrian Cabinet.

Austrian Cabinet.
Quecn Vic,OriA's whit TO France hal
been attended with the greatest enthasi-
ASIA aud eorlialiiy.
There is no reliable information on the
subject OF negotiations.
Private letters and rumoTs are busy in
circulating reports. according TO which,
the accession OF Spain to the Western al
lance is complete, und the adhesion Of
Denmark and Sweden all but satisfactory.
Austria. according 10 tie same loose
authority, hal already Submitted a new
project Of peace, AMI will soon express
herself delileily for the Allies.
Farther, there is talk that the Allies
may permanently occupy some portion ol
the Turkish territory, aud reconstruct lIc
map Of Italy
LArEsT-London. Saturday morning,
Aug. 26.-Advices from Paris state that
10000 additional reiulOrseulen;s are 20 DC
sent to the Crimea.
The Exhibition will not Je fully ready
for visitors before Tuesday aiicrnonu ul
"Wednesday morning. Animals and a.,
Iticlcs cannot compete for premiums, that
are delayed beyond noon oi 'IaeStay.-
Hay AM JelIing viii bo furnished lrce
and the grain at market price.
Owners oi poultry viii exhibit IN thcil
lown coops.
An Office Of Information Will he erect
ed opposite the American, neat the wr-
fence of the State House yard, where Wis
itors can get information in regard t'
boarding during the Fair. Messenger boy
will he in attendance to show stranger
Ito any part OF the city.
Mechanics should bear in mind thai \ g
licultural Implements and useful article
generally, Paintings, and works of art
DC, may be sold dming the Fair, not t.
be emovcd ill the close Of The ENhibi
: tion. the Board reserving the right to pre-
vent the sale Of such articles as they ma,
deem proper.
The names of owners of animals or arti
cles, with Post Office address, will be al
tached to animals or articles on exhibition
The gate will be opened at y. NJ. all
closed at p. NJ. each day.