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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-25

RONNETS, BONNETS.-We have
just opened one Of the finest assortment
Of Fall and Winter Bonnsts that has eyer been
brought to, this place. We are determined to
surpass all our former efforts to please our
customers, and with our present stock. Of
Velvet, Satin Tissue and Straw Bonnets, We
feel assured that we can suit the most iastldi'
GUS taste. (oct8) CD J. SCOTT.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-25
Selling out Large Stock of Dry Goods.
II ALLEN has commenced this day to
e. sell out his Winter and Spring Dry Goods
~ fho folIoxvioor rriraS

Rich fig'd dress silks worth 81 81, now selling
at 81, 90; rich fgd dress silks worth 81 90,
now selling at IS cents rich lustre black
silks, worth l,S7, selling at 100; rich fig'd
and barr'd silks worth i,62, selling at ,95 /;
Irish linen, worth s7cts selling at SO !;
Irish linen worth Scots, selling at 81 sAirting
checks, worth l9 cts, selling at Is; do. worth
Is cts. selling at l2; yard.wide bleached
musins " orth IL cts, selling at 10; French
broad cloth worth $500, selling at $50; do.
worth $50, selling at 1877; black French
cashmere, worth 200, selling at $50 do.
worth $50 selling at 100; 300 linen table
cloth S, worth |, ,25, now sellin5 at " cents.
Tickings, brown muslins, towellng, hdKfs,
wooden, brocha and cashmere long aud square
shawls, ladies' cloaks, cloth, satin and velvet
cloaks, all prices embroidered collars, under.
sleeves, wells, bOnnets, ribbons, French table
covers, &c. @
Ladies boots and shoes and gum over-shOes,
a very great variety.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-25
steubenville Foundry and Machine Works
JOSEPH MEANS, JAMES MEANS. JR. GEO. MEANS
MEANS & BROTHERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
And all kinds of
Railroad Work,

And every variety of
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Switches Mill Gearing for Saw
Wrought and cast Frogs and Grlst Mills,
Car Wheels, various :Shaftngs aud Pull
sizes, eys,
Car Pedestals, Cast Iron Fronts,
Car Oil Boxes, hubs, Window caps, sills
Iron Bridges, and coal Vaults.
Hack Wheels, Bolts and nuts, cut
Coal car Wheels. :: and Turning, Plan:
Threshing Machines. ing, &Screw cutting
DOur facilities for work are not surpassed
by any shop in the State, and our stock of
Patterns being large, all orders for the above
work will be filled promptly and in the
best manner.
Sept. l2-lG
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-25

.... CARPETS
Three ply carpets, worth 1,5O. selling at l, ,l2
Ingram do all wool, 81, do 62
Wool filling and fg'd, 50, do 81
Wool fg'd 81, do 25
Floor oil cloths, all sizes and at all prices.
The above Goods, and host of 9th ers, must
be sold soon. Now is the time for bargains,
at the store of j. ALLEN,
Corner of Third st., near Market.
Steubenville, Feb. A, 81. t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12
To the Editor Of Tile Ca.caoniau :

To the Editor Of Tile Calcdoniau.
lIIE BOY DAVID LIVINGSTON. who has be-
come quite a hard culp rit for Caledonia
County authorities, and Caledonia County
jail to hold in custody, is not vet fourteen
Years OF ago. instead of sixteen. as stated in
the advertisement Of the sheriff. and also in
an editorial item i'll THE CALIFORNIAN. and he
Is rather small Of his age know his ace.
from the fact that l have boy about three
months Older. and also from other circum-
stant;al and indisputablc evidence which |
Could relate If necessary. lie was born in
january. 1911. within a mile of my residence.
ana on my premises. and will therefore be
fourteen years Of age i'll January next. if he
lives. He has resided but little in this i'm,
mediate vicinity. but mostly in Har,lwicL. |
have always known him. but have never
known or heard of his pilfering, until the late
occurrence. | have known that his mother
has failed to procure for him steady home.
" Whether the State Of Vermont. now that it
has him Ill Charge. will give him steady
nome III the State Prison for a while. or
whether some mlidcr method cannot be adopt
cd for the reclamation of s. Young an of
fender, is an important question. vet to be de-
cidcd. am induced! to suggest this corrcc-
ton i'll rcSar; 20 the boy age for the sake
Of si,inG-:ot the devil his due but the
boy his due. 1t is true ne is old enough! to
know better than to steal lie came honest
Iy. think. by his disposition in th:, respect.
recently had al older brother of the box
David III my employ. considered him al
extra haHd for one Of his age. and should
i'ave been willing to have allowed him. On
settlement. extra pay: but was soon salts
fed after he left. that he had appropriated
more of NY personal property to his own
use than had Thought his services were re-
ally worth, in connection with what had al
read paid him. My watch and gun were
missing. On the whole it is evident that "thp
sins of the father are visited upon the chill
drcn. and that a disposition to steal. even,
may be inherited. At the same time. il is
not TO be forgotten. that as the twig is bent
the trees inclincd." and that early training:
has an influence upon subsequent life. No
one can be wholly absolycl from a legal or
moral accountability, on account of a peculiar
Natural disposition. Jc
GoSl,H hore. ice. >, 1871.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12
MARRIAGES.

DEiN-Pi:EI"o-ln this village. Dec 5. bv Rev
Geo. y. W,hocr. Mr. Nathaniel p Dean. Jr
to Miss Alkaline i. r,rigo. all of -, Jolnsburv
LvNcH-FEi.!NAN-in this village. Dec. 8, b,
Ec'. Gco. y. Webhcr. Mr. Joln ". Lynch. o,
Da:'i.!c. 10 Miss Elisabeth f. Freeman Of ST
,!"Enshurv
iN>L"w-L.WEEXCE- the St John >',,,r,
li""~.. Dee. 3. by Rev. ". W. Thayc. Mr. I.o-
r.n f.:Win>.ow. and Miss Ma-tir 7. Lawrence.
both Of Waterford
>r.vEN>--n ,HIEIS-i, t." y ,hotiist parsona-e
4; st. JoAn>bury Centre. Dec ,. bv Re-. u.
Packer. Mr. Moses \. Stevens and Miss Della
:, Daniels. both If Danyiilc
ChH""N-cH,>r-.tt I,ndon, Dcs 4. by Rev
VI. i.@,r. pr. Charlie, S Caloon. to Mis-,
th.,!!';;. Chase. both Of Lyndon.
,.:H>rl- -Coi.!.t!G:I--In West Concord. Dec. .,
l.: Rev. J.. II. TABOR. Sir. Jalnc, H. Cheney. OF
Wc>.!aerc. and Miss Abigail Cob..i-h, ci
N,.!Ac.
Mi>L.:-trLr>> .;-ln vs.; Conc ID Dec :. hv
Rev. /, H. Tabor. Mr. George F.t>siTer. of lit
tlcton. y. H.. and Mrs. Sop,l-onia f. Gleason.
G: Watgr.c-d.
GHtT-Wtf-ln WhcJoch. Dec 3. nv Rev.
Jonathan Wootman. Mr.. Alnon G.av to Hiss
Mar! Way. both Of Wnc,!och.
N:'@>-fA .,:.E-.Ai Lancaster, " H.. b. D. Fast
lnca. E>!. ir. Geo. HEX, an;, Miss Lucrciia
:. !i,.n r. both cf Lancaster.
DWIN3!I-CrrI EE-In Glover. I'd nit, hr Rev.
J. ID. Hopkins. Ma. C. II. Dy.ine!l and Miss
Los H. Cut!tg,bot,. Of Glo,cr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12
Tuckerman, the Defaulter and Rob-
her

We noticed last week the ares of this
man OF board the Sunday night express train
from New York to Boston. From what We
can gather from the papers, we should Judge
that his has been career in crime almost
unknown in this fast age of defalcations and
wholesale swindcs. He is tie late treasure,
OF the Eastern Boston and PortlanD rail
road, whose funds he stole and whose stock
he ovcc-isSued to the aggregate amount of
about 100000. lie was lately convicted for
one OF the specific offences that made up this
grand fraud, but his counsel were seeking to
to get him a new trial. and meantime he was
out on ball. OF the amount of Slj.NO0. De
bauchcd by his long course of crime in the
railroad. and out Of both money and occupa-
ton, he sought both by recourse to the bold
er and more hazardous business of robbinc
the mails. But his career in this business
was brief. and between his two experiments
IN the art OF getting living. he has prohab-
ly secured 4 litt-estatc III the state prison.
The Sunday night trains through Spring.
field are favorable for depreciation: as they
are run altogether at night. have few pasSc;l-
gers. and no mail agent accompanies them.
TucAcrman has been L frequent passenger
upon them Tor some weeks. and becoming IA
,nii:.:r with ti,o l.,.,.,,.., $3.50. 80, l. :, r.,
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Conn. & Pass. Rivers Railroad
OPEN TO BARTON.

on and after Tuesday. December s, 1857,
" and unit! further notice
MAIL TRAIN GOING SOUTH
will leave Barton al \ NJ. 81. John<bury a:an.
" els River 1880. and arrive at W. r Janc,ion
at FL L VI. Reach Concord. y. H. =, $50 r
". Boston GO. Springfield. Mass. &. Il. and New
ork eth street s'a,ion) a. ll.3a NJ
NAIL TRAIN GOING NORTH
viii leave v. X. Junction 4, la m, connecting
with tram from boston IT 80 = ", same DAY. and
with the train from New York 4, 100 VI ,aay
previously. Wells River al 100, 81, John I,nrv at
1908 and arrive al 6a,tsn at 6i5lM
GEO. i. MERRILL. Stunt.
s.. I0hH>A,l-v. Dee. ), 1871 63,f
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The ONO LIFE AND Trust Co.-Tbe
President has made statement of the affairs
OF this company, which is published in the
Cincinnati Gazette, in which it appears that
the New York agency is in more embarass-
ed and hopeless condition than was antici-
pated. The losses sustained through the
acknowledgement Of that agency and the breach
OF trust on the part of the cashie will swal-
low up the enormous capital (S32OOO0oo) of
the company.
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Sewing EiccI,ines,
FNHE GRGNEH = :;sLIi I-:l G

T>l!E GROVER K i:.tkFI FAMILY Sow
ing Machines are sup, 'in. I" al -hers The
simplicity n;, ron>truc'i, tl. aci!,,, ofthsir
nsr amt ~" -'rrn..:, 81 t.cir wosA. ar. strong
recommendations. :hc. - ',:,:ar into very
general use. and are :catr approved t,y the ladies'.
They arc for Sa!"i's tiiANi;i-R!.IN < FLEftH-
AZ: ~ !nhn>'';;rF. az I''llricr'prsrs prices.
Nov. :. iSj1 .a.r
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEr-Dcc

AT markcil;n Beet Cattle .ar Stores pairs Working
oxen :" Cows and Calves. 5000 sheep and lambs ari
jasi SWlne
Prices Of BccfExra so: first quality Sc 50 second do
$50" ti!rd IL" S6'a: Ordinary. $50
N"rEi'g OAcil-Salcs Il; 81. to lue
Cows II!! tIV"s-S32 -
Sf"RES-Yo earrings SlI Is: Two years old Sl7 -.
Three tc;iI> oil - 81,
Sh""p an! La,fi,-$:5n 3on by lot 81 - ), 2Go
SWlic-Pis>. lie ler III: Ohio iac retail l.;
Hides ~ per III: Pc!ts u, 4 &c: CAN skins. lee
l'iiark--Ih"rc Is full supply {" Beef market to-day
ana prices remain about the lat wcc There is
iarc supply "i sheep and Lambs. AMI they lower
tiii last week. Sales OF Swim. quick n. arCc In
lr, - ~ 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12
q Ut Californian.
BY G. VI. STONE & co.
St. Johnsbury, Dec. IL, 1857.

q 1t will he the aim cf the conductors Of THE
form and i'll its season: to make IN interesting
and clcvatiny Family journal; to discuss public
affair, with independence and ,ivacitv: and to
reflect the common New England sentiment against
the great Wrong Of Slavery
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COW UjSS/(y NEPS' Nf,y'yf-E

I'VE. the subscribers. hyir- ar. i:t-i ~ Tie. pro-, ate
~ Court ;r ilG district ,al,ii!a Comm >,,r. 70
receive examine and 'iu>I all 'lan a. ,l ards 81 ~
persons AGAINST Frc''f;sh Ici, uW,II!l larr al H. r,l,.
Ter mss IN said district 's ! AMI IL. claim. If, h.
deceased exhibited II. ".r; rt:u hereby ci,r ,oiie
hal NiN ni'li> fruin III, -''1l Ia: Nuyrr c- 10
ar HioWi i ii' ''f' = = rr-Ir ilr, ,.ir,s
1" Sai "'l!isni'i'r>- i'r 'Ninl,l..i
ahd that We meet Tor tiia1 lir II i ! cree. az,
T. III " nee" a. "a IN; La. h"i'N> al February and
MAY 49, n on" "'..tS l. u "a .ssl. <.:,l Ia
ALNi\ ION Ea.
CALVIN CHASE Z iA;iii--t''i"rs
w hecIoAS. NNv.
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.
. 'n,A' !. w '!-i.-.''N 4 'iIrF"ri. UI>TEIrr s.
io...' ''!' ,ii Il 81 o.'lt ;It. IL district
~, ~. .ti 'iaS al iit,.;a'.-r. 4, -.
az -. H"i y - l. / ~ ;tr r the Las, VII
ati >.iI' e.! u IA ih".;'. !ai"'i - ."hI>iliry
az sSh- u'sif'' DECREASED. 70 r al .,.- nrr ~
ny an !. i''if i~ ..-aiusi >.;i
rs's.H so 'Aiiiiia!i; a.P II: NJ - ~ ;h PUN ii
iaaEit Partition am l>ri.l! O.! the re-, ii -. said
ese "'H' at'tie- -! >.li 'it- a.''. r. -r-,., VII,
epH IA" 'iiI'a L. 'i'- .'- ii ! Iii.rrr,r ordered
r h"arh NJ Tie Fr:iir t - .ii.' starry IN III. rh
i"H =" 'ec A u l. All Il : 49,. T,l,I-d liza, "a
persons Interested L. l.r;j n-!t,. ~! u. hin II
copy "i Inc rc''F III this ,''"r IL III. aIi ian ,r;t,d
Al ~ '"Asi'fH t;Tcc ~ < srcJcs-sr. y i,r. 10
sali Tine 81 ciii- t'i ii l..A -.l ,i. ,,i, r,
ai!o" ail'r 81 said account. Il ,l ana ais, lie
near" bs Sal: court In The laI- e! -! i and U,.,t,-
button Vf said estate. b. Tie ,I.rt
Attest. ASA L. FRENCH ~ frr,,,,
true copy ii record.
CTS Attest ASA I. FRFNf-u Iu,:.a 81 p...
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Caledonia Co Bibie Society Meeting

The Caledonia County Bible Society will held
its annual meeting 4: st. ,!ohn>bury Plain, On the
10Th day of December instant. services to com-
mcncc at 10 O'Clock forenoon. Addresses NAV be
expected from several gentlemen on the occasion.
Each and every church in the County are rcques
tcdto send two or more delegates 20 said meeting.
By order of the directors.
G2-64 THERON HOWARD, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-12
De RY,

mr.. II. Ii. MENTION, of st. Johnsl,ary
~ VI, vail visit pan,ilic the 2l.t of December
and remain abou; tn weeks. Al tusr u no wish
for has services should call i,nc ,iia,,y 80 that he
may fulfil all engagements III y" ,iortc>. space
Of time. Rooms =, Frc>,"n's lite, el-.;f
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Settle Up!

4 IL. :0tc, aud accounts due the subscriber
\ MIST br PAID before tie f:r>. 81 January mex,
or they will he cf vi'i it,r.nc, for ct,licrticn
JOSIAH WELT0N.
Lyndon. Der - NJ to-ciA
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n lEueIHl'F u record
GO; Attest w. CHANDLER. Jul. q F'-o,.,c
ORDERof NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

STATE or tEENu..-. .IEr.>I, plsrrIrr &C
Ala PT"a. 'lri 'u.ct ~ i Jl:>t'.rl IL Aid district
oi the S;h Ia "i Dee I..-g. 1. - -.
Whereas l. i.ia!. ais ~. ~ = r.. I,,, VII ,r
te>tLlnrlt "i ElaLsz cr. laIr -! Pa. lam, il,
saii tistii deceased lTe; = Fielder Al act.:t NJ bfs
aaEi,I>traiih all L. !.'>t L. ACCENT .rl.~s, ,,iI
estate Tor cAaii:!ti"ii ar: , ~ the Ir.,,,f
making ari!.i IA AL! ..-.i,i tli, r.,ir 81 s.ii e.
tate Under decree Il - :,.i i. re-s -. no
are 10y IA" rlitli.y = liz. 81 =, -i,r.t
10y sail "':', that III" ,!.c ~. Ter J.; -
tc heaI Al tie lTt a:c OIL, Isl nr, IN, mi,
u,t !" 'aH.''s a a. 70 Wa 1t IS it.r rie-t,;. t1t
al persons Interested! i~ nr'; hereof iy ;,.li,rt,, ~
cory q! The Trrd 81 ii> ''i' IL. The ,ir man printed
said time ~ airing. that Lee Ray al; ar ,,cs, M.
4" >'i a,.i.' Il The, ALE! also h,
hta "s sff ,'.t /! II ni2l'r'f iiIttcl ard dis
Ni'uti"n OF SAL estate ~ .lc Curt.
A tr'ie Copy 81 lie. r-.
6 Is A.s.,. Asa L FEEN.-II Lrf-c trrha,.
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<;CIilE>E. : IL !.

'E'hE non.rcsiicr' r-oPric'c,> . TIE town Of
Gui'haI ~ ~ s.l:s:v & .S.rx. arc hereby
n"tied that ;:c ;iNc~ assessed 3, said town with
IN three Ccars nsXt ,rr,,..ng .his da.c. remain
either IN ";iolr or in para upai on tho follow ing
described! lands in said ,y.I ;puif.
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Planned Ciap5aards,

SAWED from tn round i.,. NE. risr article.
~ for sale hv HlBUi.:, ricuaRnS
West Ccnr;:rd Oct IL ,2,f
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CoHEfs"cNDG>sr.-Wc solicit ro',n{ayy com
municaf'os, fron al parts Of the country upon
matters Of interest. ] Items of NewS. in par
.icular. will he thankfully received.
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Machinery and Castings.

'S'HE subscribers have on hand Woo!wor,h's
l. planners. Circular Saw Mills. Clapboard and
>hinglc Mills Of approved patterns and cxccllcn,
workmanship: also Sugar house X Arch-mou,hs
and Plates. Blacksmiths' Twirc> Fan Bellows
and Tire Rollers. Box Stoves. Barn docr Rolls.
Iron Sinks. Nc &c. Castings and Foreings of
every description and repairing done to order and
Al short notice. HALLET & THOMPSON
ST. bloomsbury. Vt. 63tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
New Goods New Goods. more new COO
CTC~E1 vNIE.fE

Gho l.. GOODWIN CO. would inform the Iaiic
OF ST bloomsbury and Vicinity that next week they vii
make large additions I" their former stock of GOODS whl
r quality and price Cannot fail 10 please. Cali and
Yourselves.
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L O S r /!

u EAR the 81. bloomsbury House hnrkAk;n
purse with clasp and yhain. c,niaininca sum
of money Ev leaving i: :, TIL, occ the finder
VIII h. well rewarded 1t. I Dec .
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Fur Tipnet Lost,

1 UST IN | nion Hall. or on Nain-st..
Tuc>ia, ~ nnc. >th inst Fitch Ti,pet Tn. Der
20 !nn il shall be- suitably rewarded - lcavls ,i.
sane a; In. office al TlIE { ALDERMAN.
81. .ol:>ii:tX. Dee Q. lSJ..
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Reported Tor the Ca,donian.
Caledonia County Court, Dec. Term
Presentation. LUKE T. POLAND. Chief Ju,.-o.
H lien. 5., q. y D E,,,' (A~so Judges

10. IS. j"S,,A Gop!j V. .Nnrux +. Y@g-
|"f. This was an action Of Tre>pa>s fora 10;
of Old furniture. which the defendant assisted!
the plaintiffs wife in removing from the
PLAINTIFF domcil in ilar,lw;ck, she having
left her husband. Verdict for the plaintiff
for so damages. being the same the plaintiff
recovered on a former trial. the case having
been reviewed by The plaintiff
Wing. Stone X i}art!stt for plaintiff: Davis
X Colby for defendant
No. 81. Tdirin Indcrrrndv .SHas S,lrx.
apt. This was an action Of trcspaSs for five
overcoats which the defendant attached as the
property of on" T.. G.. Andrews, of Newport
the plaintiff claiming that the oytrcoats had
been furnished by him to said Andrews TO
sell OH commission. Verdict for defendant.
G. {. 4 G. W. Cahoon for plaintiff: Bart
lett X Slade for defendant.
No. 80. Lt"nc Goge V. /. r. Pike. was an
action Of assumps;t on a contract bv which
the defendant agreed to put a balance wheel
i'll the plaintiff 5 saw mill Verdict for plain
till for ::21 damages aud his costs.
+. y. Cahoon for plaintiff; Cooper for de-
PENDANT.
No. II. Dorid Nichols V. Byiqham d Car
penf'r. was an action on the case for cnticing
away and harhoring the plaintiff ;ndcn:urcd
apprentice Defence that the indcnturc had
been virtually cancelled by the agreement of
the parties thereto. Verdict for defendants to
recover their COSTS
j.. a. Cahoon for plaintiff; Bartlett & Sladc
for defendants.
No. 80 Lr'ris FraHv. .Samud E,7lrc H al.
was an action Of trcspass for quantity Of
goods which the defendant held as the prop
crly Of Isaac Watts. Verdict for plaintiff for
:sl0f 81 and his COSTS
Hale & Davis for plaintiff; Potts for de-
PENDANTS.
No. 81. EoWcy Watts V. ScmuH E,ucc ct
al. was an action of trcspass for 20 lbs. of
feathers, attached by defendant as the proper
ty of Isaac Watts. Verdict for plaintiff for
Sll II and his costs.
Hale & Davis for plaintiff; Potts for de-
PENDANTS.
No. 80. Uorid H'atcrmau V. timer Brod-
}fy. was an action of trovcr for some personal
property. both parties claiming to own it..
Verdict for defendant.
Brown 4 Colby for plaintiff; Bartlett &
Slade for defendant.
~ One day last week, as company of
lads were skating upon the ice on the Paper
mill dam. in Springfield. one of the bows
named James Chase. fell through, and only
escaped drowning by holding on to the edge
of the firm ice His companions fearing to
venture near him hit upon plan ofrescuing
him. worthy of more experienced heads
They tied their muiilcrs and tippets together
and the rope thus made was tied to a stick
which was flung to Young chase. who succeed
ed in grasping the end of the tippet-rope and
was drawn out of his perilous situation. Bows
should never venture upon the ice, without
a small coil of rope with them to be used in
case Of accident. IIindsor JommM
"SpRING PIGs"-Last week, Mr.. Alcxan-
der Newton Of Clarendon killed two pigs.
about nine months DID, one Of which weighed
$50. and the other $50 lbs
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NE the subscribers. ec ,ti, i * III. ir,,,,c trr,
w for the disiTi. "f tlc,inl .,if->rrs ,.;,.
examine ara a'>i ali claims 4, ,lar,!> ii all r.r
SONS aSaf'i>' ii"l : fElci'. - Burke in .ai dis
tFi,t decea>r'i. Sii :tr lain ,,t,as,d IN ,;cs
w nl"tt thHrtt' hr I.f , That r.r;i,.-s from
Inc 10Th dat 81 N':'. \ ID III. .,vr :rtl,. erra.
rs L" rf''t liitii '!iEs :" S.l .r. F.r
examination AMI allowance. ana sia; A.. IL me-; ,r
tlat PURPOSE 81 The Hr..iI; iIr~c = dow Nllona u
bcllut Ia BURKE. on the f.r>t Tues az utrelrrary ANA
The third TUESDAY al MAY Al ole ,cs in The NJ,
tcrII"uIl. "rI each # said .ilHs "a
CARLOS IIpDnI\t;
wii.Er:E Ri-EEiSGrox. Commissioners
Burke. November II. Isl. rsr,
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clcs OF rock blown down before the real build
Ing of the city could &c forward A large
portion OF the city now stands not only OF a
rock but in it as well, and were there any
gutter contrivaHccs the CITY would have been
paved BY nature herself: In spite of all these
obstacles the St. Pauiitcs labored on. They
built splendid stone mansions. hotels and
stores, and pat the whole machinery of cor
poratc cxiStercc into intense activity. Bu.
the same cause which excited such artlor and
enterprise III legitimate industry AID COM
mercc, operates also to coEgrcgatc thithcr a
set of rapaciouS land sharks, with appctites
as Unsuitable as their scaly namcSakes These
bioodsuchers aye generally the moncv-!end-
ers. whose rates OF interest (who shall name
them , are said. even by borrowers. to allow
sufficient margin TO make money upon af
terwards-l?rchabiy good while afterwards
lhc number OF lots S:ahcd out around st.
Paul is Incredible" They embrace an area
OF many miles i'll circumference. and are the
main causes of the bad reputc for extrava-
-, :,
'''' p "''','''' "''''' ''i''S> 10 .he Guy
Lots III tae business part Of the place are
doubtless worth L good price but the idea of
asking from $4,000 to :>j.e30 for residence
lots at IL ii, r,r,F,4 is 4 little too ru;nonS
even far , tore, ,.., r, III ,,.:s oo.
y. '''' ''''' ''''
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MOTHERS. MOTHER>.. MoTHERS,,,

An old nurse for Children Don't fail Ia procure Mr.,
WllSinW >Su"tlilg syrup fr Children Tectiny has
no equal on Earth NJ neither who las ever tried Nr,
Wiisiw SOOTHING SYIiI fT Children wilicvcr consent
I" let he! child pass through tie i!>e>>i c:.;ca
period OF tectln- without the aid OF his =. ,,ci
a:a"l II H.. and health can be Estimated ly .;!ar- and
cents Is worth is weight il gold. Millions bottles
Of Mrs WiuSllvs Soothing S;l, are sCll every wear in
the United States.
Price only - nt,ic fur sale ok ,cal.rs m Nod;
cine generally. 60.
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CARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement of Deaths and Mar
riascs VIII b. inserted free of charge but all obtu-
airy notices will be charged .: al, crtisins rates
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GITRAT,

CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
" Nov. 2%d. five sheep The owner is request
cd to prove property. pay charges and take them
away. WILLIAM RANDALL
INhCOn Dec. ath. IS1i. h.f-til
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Must Be Sold 2!

T!IE. balance Of the large stock OF Fur
4 niturc Of EU.LEE x Co. will be sold for
cash for sixty day. al the following greatly rcdu-