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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-07

MALL Of fSJ6.-my supply of Boots, shoes
II Hats, Gaps Trunks and other articles in my line
suay large and offered at ar living prices to good
win my good friends aud all no wish cali and examine
If the best assormcnN Of goods in my line offered
lynchbnrg' y. SEABtRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-07

RAn SACKS MarshnIi salt i'm store aud Ia
OVIO arrive, for sale by IRRv IL SAUNDERS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
TIE PRINTER BOY.

The following is sketch Of the Hon. ST.
mon Cameron. the United States Senator
from Pennsylvania. AMI who was elected over
Fornev, the particular Eavcritc of Buchanan.
1t is one among the thousand instances IN
which true merit has elevated its posses>or
from an humble circumstance to a place of
honor and profit. Banks, Sumner aud Wal
son are proof of this fact. They we're me-
chsnicS. lsborinc men, and with Cameron
are cit men to guard tie interests of free labor.
Mr. Cameron has been elected to the Sena-
torial dignity, not hy tawning and cringins
to the behc>is Of 4 PARTY. but by legislature
oppose! to him in politics, AMI over the lead
inc Spirit of the Buchanan party.
some thirty wars ago. . barefoo boy
float. i down the SJ>uueia:ina river on an
an humble raft. and arrived at Harrisburg.
Penn IL came from the North. and belong
ed TO family. with all his worldly goods tied
in little rocket handkerchief: he sought.
and obtained employment in printers Office
as Az al ''Htht " l'"i nv al ''i' ''i' . ''
ne, man 10 a reporter, then c,llto: the bare
footed printer iev worked his way against
ob>,acie- which the struggling poor Only
know. The rer>evering follower IN Frank
lin footsteps bryan 10 realize the fruits Of
his Pa:i,nt toll aad rriva'ion. The yonn@
a>piIant became Printer to the State. and
hv frugal MANAGEMENT WAS soon enabled 10
accomplish The OF ect dearest to his heart
the establishment %. his mother in home a
bove wanr-in the possession Of every COM
tort She could desire. lis brothers next
were his care. and like Naporon. he had
a strong arm with viii IA Ia III! tlrm-an in
&c mi:ahlr perseverance tE;f rrtlln- could
obstruct. In 4 few wears, ,hry 200 with his
sisters. were Independent Of :he woild-'ar
once h,rr-:oo:c'! printer boy was III Possess
sion Il. aillurncr. surrounded by yOung ami
al .c'iCHai" :.milv.
liz did not stop here. lie was the trion';
O.. he FRI, ,..!">S. TIE pattern oi merit. the
the rnc".rar.r 81 industry. IL. ros" III
honor a,li ot'ire until H." r"nr bare footed!
Toy who entered prirt!'i. office IN Harris
tgrL. hungry and weary. laii down HI little
iI'i:,, on pile "i wet paper. an! asked to
Ion" printers apprentice. ha~ been twic'.
clcrt,.. S.r,'Dr ia Cnn.rc>>' That nan Is
>lmon Cameron. OF Prnu>, ivaria'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

r., ,,,,,,,,.,, - f,,r-,,,,... 4 ,n.as ia,-
urr.d ont and dn,,ro,ri al the l:.,nor III.
con'a ,;n,, IN tho -
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

Governor is to appoint some enc 10 10 It, lac
census is to be completed, and the returns
made before the 10th of April No one not
an inhabitant Of the Territory on the LIST
of April is to be pat on the l!s' OF voters.
1t is not necessary to- be a ctttccn OF the
Territory If man simply is on the soil
of Kansas that dav. and his name record
cd he becomes a voter accorC!in" to the law.
When the census has been taken it is to be
returned to tie Judge of Probate, notwlth-
standing lie ma, himself have taken it. He Is
70 file t.and post a copy IN some pubi'c place,
New names can be added, aud improper
names erased. until the lst of May. y cor
rected list of voters is to be sent by each
Judge 20 the Governor, whose duty It is to
cause .hrm TO be printed and distributed.
Each Judge of Elections is to be provided
with a copy. From the census return thu,
made. the Governor shall make an apportion-
ment of the Just ratio Of. delegates to the
Convention from each District In all there
are to be sixty delegates. Their election
takes place on the ID Of June next. No per
son can vote unless his name be on the cor
rccted list. No person can vote unless his
name be on the corrected list. If any one
not on the list attempts TO vote. he will be
liable to fine OF : 100, or Imprisonment for
three months. On the first Monday of Sep
tcrnbcr the delegates are to assemble at Lee
compton, to frame Constitution, which is to
he submitted 10 Congress-
such is the scheme now devised to make
kar AS Slave State II is amhiuICu,lv
woried 80 as to seem almost fair bat
lea:c> broad margin for fraud \ few thou
sand pro-S!avrrv men from Missouri could
easily register their names and in time EJECT
whom they choose We trust Congress- will :,a>s
at once to a consideration o. the r;rantic evils
again sought 20 be lcrpetra,ed upon frrrmen
who have left the securities OF tn. old States
relying upon the -nsrsntcrs of the Or-lnic
Net, -iN'n- protection alike TO every actual
settler.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

ENrF>>lvE DENIAL i.~iAIs--I!,fe
Few 81 our daily readers have ANY lte
the extent OF This business. which Of.
wears has assumed ~ much inn,.ar;art
Brin" aiiamr those Who hlyr li,'.. 90
inr m - .NIrf> 81 u a. ais. WE had nnf
'rl'-lnn OF the H1m:,-r O. :tst;rt.-S daily
led. unll = icw .!e,> >.r.-,.. xl..r W..
a Visit Il the ruam~ al lirs. Crmnair
lac. - fremont street ard ~ W.
pall Tor III" 'iii.c spent til..~.. - TX /
r>iInr TAGS were ''utn;upLi. 3-.ai 70 a
many a.. the finest >F,,-rirs.+-i,> a.. Art >iay
winch We verify nei,eri rh2il,.l.a- -
l>on IA t;iiS or any other country. Tm
"rcs>ii.a demand tor drntal science In
,arcd the attention and study ot >an, =
mos, eminent s-ien'iti, men IN TN, I'm,
anu these 4 -h!'-,rncn-> have b,.,n i.'lr
- tie wants OF H.. ypmmumtv. The /.
IN treatment. compared ~l5h that ~
YEAR AGO. abundant, shows thai tie
Irc,emc"t> in this Department ot e
have been taly equal 10 the ;,ro.-e>>i
TT hranrhcs oi skill
lir>- Cummings y Flarr We're arni- l
'ir>t +" in.Sr /" -i~--iali;v of dcnfi<-r.
they have. fyr milv vars. de-, )r,.i
- Il e l't"ntinn ana constant sra.3v
themselves At the lead II Their pre-,
lnfir hu>lne~s has increased f,r,. ,,,,,,..
clnnln">. ami tv wears OF p,p,,.7>i,,. g,
until now they nave the mo>.r,y,. oqc -
adjustment IN this conntr; when hie..
TING ICONS a'e IN Dali, s.wars treated
ARRANGEMENT persons az are spared the
PRIVATELY a. at h'm'., Dong oper,,lon~ in I
piss<artne-> OF u,d,
pr.>.,,t-s. NJ >tranr r-;-h
3, ,lese m s they have met win l
mos, ',u,.,.: success lhrr
u m"rk has r' tas frsqarn,ly been 'l' >, u.
nrr,rir,ns 4, liplom'- ir"'" ayr 49, "a
i i",'', !" W.. I'd q her eiries, c n, i 60 %
mrn.: ton, rom rs he, ,N ,..'. :,
=. .,,' .. .' a.."..r rooms. Of the N'Tl..-
"a Ia, most approved :-erh"'i-. WIN ar .,
n,,..h. ot.a!i aud need only t. ( ,'s,
"t 'hi> coupicte Dental E-ra:i,>l-.,..,,. ~
AWAY hr pleased t. Gire their al,.rr q.
the rr>nit oi their long cNpcri~nre. IN "a
rs r"qulrln. the OPINION OF practice. So
tltlc dentisis.-I'o>ton .j.arrG,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Accounts from Astra bad. on ri.e horl-
the Caspian Sea, state that c:Ti>ir,. -
Russian il,tilla attacked. on the 2S-h l.
bier. tn. pirates Of Siarpa, the most form
on the coast ami inflicted on them con
able loss The Russians having ,l'->'ror..
boats of their opponents, LANDED, ani IN,
them into their haan:s. AMI :n-r-'l to
ali; directions. The Russians !grlur =.
ten wears have been IN lkin., a ih,. :,
of the Persian government. cnntInus.
on these pirates, who de>o'ate the Casrcs
and th,: coasts If Mazanicran.
The collection of pear trees IN The )
DIES PlantcS, al Paris. nov reckon> tl.r...
dred varieties 81! table frat. This coli,
was commenced bv the CnarfreGx. who's,
vent. near the Luxembourg. was i,.>,ra,
the time of the revolution. The COLI
was then carried TO the ,Iardln d.. l.
bat only contained at the time ore hu1
ami fifty varieties.
The cost 10 ENGLAND for furil-rin.
abolition OF slavery last wear was 81. -
which VA 900 was Tor '.bount, or >!apt
One Of the latest suggestions that has
thrown OF; CA tie subject OF transport
OF cnnri-iS i. that tie British govern
should purchase one Of tie small h..aii
lands IN tie West ln,!i,s Cor use Ii liz az.
men' with the rrop.ietor>) a. a con,ict
element; the con,irfS 10 lee made To -.
themselves hv cuitira'inr the soil. ere
buildings. repairing thu r ads al ;,cr:o;
other kinds oi useful labor
The total number Of children in
houses IN England and N .l,s on lh, -
March last. WAS l5>6. OF whom le..f
or about oue-faurtil, were iilc-iln.a,...
thee la;:cr :5"- had. a:li :;3';3 la!n
mothers with ia, IL IN ti.,. work ho.>..
4 letter from S,-hs-t"pol states Lar
city is gradually t,-cominr r,-,..oi,,,!
nnw cont ..ins about 1000 nh .lar.nr,
i'.>-h 3""". Three bui4ire,. La;>,- /,
'icSrroy,l duriI- the SIC. is,,- '.-n
:,uI.t, ana ,..lty Lew oil,., eo,.-tra.
!; l. E0y Gia;:t ti..r"n vars >inc-
- : i.o~l> wrlc ol'cr,d IN ;h,. W. u
81 ii,. deus Il the .-Dr,i.'> Are. Fiel.-
al; :. Giles. London. Now. within
'.in> al five miles ct 81. raul,s rArrr
lou. a. !''' o, '"e>t, "a name ms .'''i"'
They include near 2o."ooschojars. -
nun '''' ''''''t " 's'> iii' ~. i'ou>H ia
i''''''- '"F Ia .'ai a,''''' ii''' h1'''''''
'l'' VIE i'''','.o', ;''"'.,'> "s'e "'',h =,
~ ''''''' = o''''i'' a '''' eOS' '' Inc Ia
N'-pH Alon-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

F"EElcN Nrw>--The news by the Eu-
ropa, e>ccp, that relating to Persia. is ct lit
tie Importance. The difficulties of II. at king.
dom with England are ral.iilv approaching
an end. England has captured Bu>hire, an
important town bciong;n. TO the Shah. and
WILL hold 1t as guaranty Of peace. Russia
has assisted Persia in TIE war, but the tce-
graph and railroad have rendered ENGLAND
>'Icn- enough in her Indian possessions to
eomh't successfully any force likely 10 be
Irop4ht 4. lin>t her.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

All the Fine Arts have double purpose A:
tht.: are destined both to please and instruct :;
the pencil Of the painter, like the pen of tie
philosopher. ought always to be directed bv
reason and good sense. lie must present
to the understanding and iu! -mrrt Of the
spectator, something more thar is offered TO
the external eye; his heart vii Inspire hin.
kindle in his soul the divine flame that Prom
etheus is said once to have lrctcht Ly stealth
from the celestial regions. [Hinkelman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

There are 10000 operative. out of work
in London, and excited meetings have been
held BY them, winch, it is feared NAV result
III some violent outbreak.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

The Miss Finney, who elopcd from I!cn
son, \. T., with konold, a music 81 Tho IN.
returned last , MSrf only child. The latter
,"i .'.aA Gsht ard drove the girl TO :ho '!rro'
Eollowcd her and tore her veil from her face
cxclamnc to those around, ''See. there is
the GIRL that ran away with my husband. :
Miss Flnn-v returned 70 Canada where she
had left Kono!d, bat only TO fin! that he hal
cone and HAT his sending her for his child
was oniv ru.c to oct ri! of her. He re-
turn,.! az, ASKED aid obtained or.ivcneSs of
Ills wl!t. and Mss lnn,.y las returned e
i.cr home at Cat>kii. >iu,.er ii not wiser.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
nI!nistra.!on that tn
rot rigid.y enforced.

The Territorial Legislature has been busy
since its assembling in thwarting the peace
ful inter tons Of the Governor, and defeating
all Lis wise and conciliatory measures. The
joint committee of both houses have report
ei a bill providing for census, and Tie pre-
.ilninaIies Of a Constitutional Convention.
The sheliils are to take the census either per
sorally or by their deputies, Of whom there
is to be not more than one for each township.
In case there is no sheriff, the duty falls up
on the Judge Of Probate for the County.
When t,c'c is neither sheriff ror i1dge, the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
Caledonia County Temperance So

Caledonia County Temperance So
ciety.
The Annual Meeting of the Caledonia Co.
Young Mems Temperance Snrietv was held
at Lyndon, Feb. 18th, 1857, at 10 o.
clock, a NJ. The Presidency being vacant,
the meeting was called to order ty pliny ii.
W hItc. Chairman of the Executive Commit
tee. PRAYER was offered 10y Rev. \. q. But
ton OF Lyn1on. \ temporary organization
, was made by the choice OF
WM SANBORN, President,
&. {. PECK. Secretary.
Voted. thai the Char appoint committee
OF three on resolutions, a committee .; five
to nominate others for the en>u.n. year, and
committee OF ON" person from each town
represented, to nominate a candidate for
County Commissioner. Those committees
were constituted as follows:
On Resoutions-PIinv II. White, Rev
A. e. Button. John Bacon. 81
To nominate O.ii..yrs-II Wright. True-
tram SAnborn, George IL. Week, joel Locke,
Eph~am .!ewett.
''''''''', 49,, 49,, ,' '"' Yum
bury, DR. f. $ M.t,ock> of Lyndon. David
Powers OF Sutton. Mr.. Miner of peacham.
Vim. Dole of Dlnville.
% '0'', % "':- nv Nv 'o"'''''" .. ',''
County were made BY Messrs White. Bacon,
Sanborn, WeiIington. blanchard Pnw,r,
Dole. ana o,hrrs
Adjourned t, II o'clock. PM.
,rrRpx,,x sr.s,ox
r.. C.
t,,1,n wa i''' 'e' o.
r.. p...;yn,
D,,,-, ,,.,,,r,,
=. ~ ~ ''''''' 'u'
r., u W,,.r...
r,.,.,,.,.,. c.,a..:.., = C.aI'.;.L
:. I,,., d. " :, =. "
DR. |. p,rt.rnrp.,.b.n,
L.. D..s;y,.., Rob- n y u.l, D.
rat Y & S,,,.,, n,nr,It. ~ y d.,
or c..,,,, I - M. ;1,.I.,;.,. ,:.L
lin Rr,t, E,rhr & II ,ro,.,. ,,I,-,
Rev Vim .ios. N.v,rt u. 1l;s + $780,.
P.ach,r Hama. k.r,.,so,, p,..,.,
,l.. n
81. Sh.r..l IIo-,.. D-,,,, S,.,o., II.
VIZ ,v,rs W.rl.n ! u Roll W,-..r
ford. Ja,3h g. Harvey WI .so,s. Wu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

liH>i'rq "a. ~ IL, i believed IL
mint. ~ members Of CONGRESS and o'kcr>
hr,h com letters ana verbal reports ,rcri
Nh"ati .ni. that the Cabinet OF NJ. Ba,.han-
N will he composed OF Mr. Cas- a >''rrtiar,
nt Statr: Mr.. Cahb. at Gcorcia - Secretary
"i IA" Treasury: rxI;nvurnor Flo>i. Scrrc-
tarv Of War: tN-Gcvernor Brown, OF Ten
nr>r". Secretary of rle Navy: Mr.. T"urev,
o' Connecticut. Is Attorney General Mr.
Jones. of Pennsylvania. Postmaster General
Jacob Thompson, Secretary OF the Interior
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

Hd....q ~, FL. Is Mr. Bill OF Tcnne-
see. I've noii.r OF his intention ~ Introduce
hi. lro,i.!iu- .or ri,' Isl and far ,i>tr IA
;'"n NJ The p'o-cc,i> a: the a.. Of ;.uhiir
,ni> among a! the States, according L. ;,l
respective rn!.':lalion.
NJ Brlnsn. \ special messenger tr IA
X .n>a>. arrive! Ia, ni...t. wi.h memorial
'ruin he Free STATE LEGISLATURE. asking Con-
.r'.>> 70 protect tL.In in Their r.h'>. whlr'.
WIS 20 :,y presented Ia tn. senate. Il NJ
Wilson, a:i referred 10 the Committee on
ErrriiJrirS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

Extensive arrangements have been made
at Washington for the Inauguration of Mr.
bn'hanan as President The programme
has been announced. and the exercises viii
be upon grand scale. Assistant mar>hal>
have been selected i'rom the States and Ter
ritoii">. Those from New ENGLAND are
Hon. John Appleton. Maine Col .fohn II
Esq. Vermont: Col Charles G.. Greene,
Massachusetts, John :. Surum, Rhode
Island: S,HI. Hickar,l. Connecticut.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
Connecticut River Valley Agricultu-
raj and Industrial Association.

Connecticut River Valley Agricultu-
raj and Industrial Association.
The First Annual Meeting of the Connect
lcut River Valley Agricultural and Industrial
Association was holden a. the Junction House
in Hartford, VI. on Thursday, the 9TH day
OF February, 1917, for the choice Of Officers,
&c.
The meeting was called to order by the
President, T. B. Mann,ES4
On motion OF Col. \. NJ Dickey, voted TO
proceed to the choice of Officers. excepting
the board OF managers. and that a Committee
Of five be appointed by the Chair to report to
the meeting the names of suitable persons to
II! thu several Offices.
The Chair appointed for said Committee,
Col. \. NJ. Dckey, Eben'r Bidse, Amos
Barnes. Stephen Thomas, and George Prich-
ard, E'Is
Sad Committee Reported through Mr.
l'rrhar,!, the following gentlemen As suitable
persons Tor the Offices to which they nominal
ted them, viz:
EorPr,HdeH, Thomas Il. Mann, Oxford,
y. H.
Far Iice Presidents, Windham County.
Keith White. Brat,leboro. Asa T. Went
worth. Bellows Falls; Windsor. Nathan
Gushing, Woodstock, j. L, Bridge, Pomtrrt :;
Orange. Joseph Atkinson, N-wbury. X NJ
l;i'l, Topsham; Caledonia, Roht. Harvey,
Barnet, Ezra Parks, Passumpsic Essex, John
Dewey, and Moody Rich. .Jr., MAIDSTONE ;
Cheshire County. y. H., Il. Newell, Keene
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
TIE PANETs VENUS AND JurIrEE.-

TIE PLANETS VENUS AND JUrITEE.-
These planets have been for some weeks con
spiruous III the ). u. soon after sunset. They
were in con junct!on and nearest the earth
the 18th instant. Although the mass OF Ju-
piter is many hundred times larger than tha;
OF Venus, its light, compared with that Of
the latter, is FAINT and fteble-N cnus being
now quite near the earth, while the dis
lance Of Jupiter from US is ten times as great
Indeed the light Of Venus is now so Intense
tina, the planet las been seen without the aid
Of telescope, on severa! clear afternoons
about three o'clock, wien on the meridian.
TIE BUKpELL MURDER case remain:
in very much the same state as week ago
The testimony taken by the coroner impli
Gates several inmates Of the house, but moth
ing Ike direct proof has yet been elected
tIhe casc IS out of the hands Of the coroner
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

h>'fn.E III The people OF Hing
ham. Ma. have been considerably excited
far the .a,t week. iy the death OF Hosea j.
Gardner with symptoms of poison. :, .oron-
or's inquest WAS held, and after conclusive
testimony. showing that Mrs Gardner had
obtained poison and administered it to the
deceased, as was also poison found in his
stomach, the Jury rendered verdict that the
deceased came 10 his death by poison admin
istered at the hands of his wife. She is held
to await trial.
y large meeting in connection with the
tinted Kingdom Alliance was held in Glas-
COW last week. al a. ich a resolution was un-
animpn>;y adopte! III favor OF the introduction
q tn lame '.'iuor law into that country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
Correspondence

IT. s,l,r,t VOLUNTARY COMM NICATlo>s from ~
o srts i tie CoiU'N ",on mt'erS {" interest," He"'
Of News in j.a,ticsiW. nW be hamAj "tts rsceifs".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
CHI Californian
ST. JOHNsBURY, FEB. II, 1887.
NOTICES.

V b. PALMER is authorized TO receive A"Ver-
,..,n,t. .n! SuI>rri,tion, l., he Office. in Boston,
New-l ork. and Philadelphia.
rErTENtillL X co. are authorized to 90
the same in Boston ami New York.
.Bcb Printing.
We are now prepared 70 execute neArlv a! kh' IS
Of Printing used in The col.Iltrv-PLAIN AID tENA-
yISrAl.-in Tie vLr, EFT STYLE and a LOW
v,,r. Merchants and otil.r- cl.o desire BILL
MAD. or Circulars ot ANY kind. printed II neat
s.v!e NAY rely upon entire satisfaction
order. .-nt US " i'll 10 prCmltly attended TO-
RAND, STONE & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24
TllOS. +. MANN. Prc,.

! FEENCu, Glover. icr YJcSii.H.s.
VIA =. Nav, Barton. .,.'crefalV.
Rev. :. X. Hall, Brownin.ton, Cor. Secre
'1}.1.
|. y. eastman. lrasbur.h. Treasurer.
MANAGERS:
NJ {. Chamhcriin. Albany,
!. + Brown. Barton.
7. !ilrian. Charleston,
Lewis Nve. Coventry.
WIN. j. Hastings. Craitsbury,
". GOODWIN. Derby.
j. \. Stevens. Greensboro,
VIM Marian, Glover,
l.. Hall. Holland,
: ID. Howard. irasbureh,
}. Chamheriin. Jaw.
i. {. Bingham, Lowell,
Euther Baker, Newport,
Charles Blake, Salem,
Harvey ElkinS. Troy,
{. Bradley, We.,Ev.d,
A. Bcms. Westmore.
Premiums awarded on Field Crops as fol-
Best acres corn, VIM. Marian of
Glover, $500
Il J. Is. Whcelock. Coventry, 200
Best one acre Of cora. e.. *. T. w.
E>;v. Barton, 200
ii l.. Farley. lrasi'ur.h. 90
Best half acre, Daniel Bean. Coventry, 1.ro
best : acres potatoes, ID. Bean, Govern
try, 800
2iJ b. WhecIcck, Coventry, 80
Best one fourth acre of Beans, ID.
Bean. Coventry. leo
8s>t one fourth acre Of peas, y. A. Rip
lcv,Covcntry, Leo
Voted to hold the next annual Fair on the
Ear Ground near Is .rton Landing
WIN. y. MAY. Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-02-24

HEAVY AIi:.-TAe Boston Traveller states
that the barometer, at 10 4. N, Thursday,
reached the altitude OF 81. l.. indicating the
CREATES; pressure. or condensation OF the ar
n the SO level ever recorded On the 81
OF January, 1899, the altitude wa, 81 ii,
which, until Thursday, Was the greatest re-
crr,:ci ,i'tlie.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-11

#0ns NJ Nf&xaM& ID kNn q Amnkxaes
kStx& 1aAxA. j. N ii n
! - = ! Asssszze, 60 ensgwsy az ~
.. MaN fxpn Hfzsxk rlsaF snear Il plstt:
20 80 m aew pxspzFea 4 esrr1,
pasaaRggKa gsa this rosskas 5
peFHDns kkareIfng through tlsis sat-
will kma Ehss Ekhs fAeap aid lsasaaass -. .-a
Rnnm4AG, "a DO Ia eenaeeti0Os grsgs - -.
GeasRa BenSse&k. wheae hhe aYtarI~ a., -
.taAa Platte river, via Mahraska Citv $3.50
and direes saz@zR nAsaasApn Ia thus 60
ftom Minnesok& ID K3nsas through IN a.
est p0stfch 81 NsbszSica -
This Is us ssaEesss easxposs ana -.
Fvzaa gFesa 0zahs end Csoaneii Rigss =
Dakota and Sioux CITY. =
The potnts einbFseea b this route are !.
follow stoTsat - nEpa Ia cikg, Sia BsIls-
vae, 10 SfsksE fIDeTi 8Isd via Safaeoga, Flor
snes, u. gslh6a d BE gotta, Eelu5Itlr 81,
fskaHas DscstuF. Biaekbird9 oHsal 10
TTMETABLE-- Prom 10, Omaha 81.
Bslfeyue, TO Piatls liver, thencs 81 ssT-
asgsls gifse to Nebfssza EityJ every Tburs-
day snd Sunday aaorhisgs retaralRg sane
dsYss yas--z...s.,..s....,.,....s.......-.-..--.
Frcrn Omaha, VIA Saratoga, florence
II. Calhoun De Sssn aaaH3ay and FEids y
m9fGiasss EstAzaing hsdRegdags aaI Sat
Prum Utrshz, Via ssfatoea rtoreprs
III G,alhoza, DE SGT a, C.Hasisg city. Tskaa,.
ehgDssssaEs BlaSkbird, Qinadi "a Dahk ota
Menday moFnilgs EetgfinS Immediately.
d. JOHNSON
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