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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13
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The lion {, tlc largest and most Gim.dl
hir Of the existing species Of the catuihr
power COMPRESSED int, lis comparatively
small ioms, and hi, drcp.toucd. m,ic,ucyo,c.
/ have gained for him thc name OF "hias ur
bosi,.' The Pow mmhir africa ANA Ger.
~>Lg nlrts &tA,a such o, portion, Of Arabia
and TIM nud some part, Of lndii.
The lion /, barely four feet high, and eight
in length yet hc cln with little difficulty
dash the g.o.l to The cmih, o. overcome the
powerful buffalo lie has been known to caf-
ny oA a hci.crin bis mouth, and although
---rrTuhrr-d wirt-ucir U-trr7tr7-7 r. t--r-- :,
mold dy>c, apparently with tie creates, case.
40 animal willingly molc,ts the lion. and
there are but few which he cannot overcome
The rhinuccros and elephant are almo,, the
Only qwdtupeds he dare not mcddlc with.
aud lac docs not sccm TO stand in much fear
even Of them.
The iioucs> is much SMALLER than the lion,
and Is DESTITUTE OF The magnificent name Which /
is so great an ornament to- hen mate. Tn. |
ro1r Of the lion is heard generally at night |
Lt--s-el- .la4Yaa-tA-,t- tAa-,,..,.., ,-,;,,-,
power over the most savage bcostsi but. ac-
corlng 10 Mr.. Cumming, a celebrated lion.
hunter, it is not 50 much the sound Of th,
roi.c as the sound Of word' that alarms M
lion. The dumb brute seems to be cowcd by
the winged words" of human reason.
\ Homes, whom MIR. Cumming had wound.
cd was ahautto spring upon him Mr.. Cum.
ming stood quito still, and told her, IN a com.
handing tone, to "talci, casyj" whcrcupon
She halted, aGd permitted her as,ailant To rp.
treat which be- did very slowly, still con,inu-
ing to talk to the lioncs, until he had made
hi, escape. .
The lion when young is easily tanned, and
shows strong attachment to his fccpcr.
Many anecdotes have been told of "Ncro.n
lion once exhibited in london. )
Tie wonI .utler even strangers to carcss him.
nd carry children ON hiibick with the great ,
so good.naturc a
Mr.. David Livingstone, who Travelled many u
ears in Africa, and whose narrative has been ,
ately published, gives less favorable account
VI the lion taln We have heretofore had. In.
ca, he seems to layc republican contcmpt e
or The liking of beasts" According to This &
'ii'er the hon is not match in fair fight. =
or a buffalo. TIA traveller encounter him by I
ayght' the lion speaks out of sight like a ?
cared gr|hound. If man will stay at a
ome by night, and not go out-of his way to
tack Hon. he viii run less ri,l, in Africa
Z beng do>oorrd by one, than he does in q
qr cities Of icing run over by an omnibus v y,
o says Mr.. Livingstone. s.
''f,rI t".cN lior-hun,cr, has recently
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RELIaioUs IRTELLIaERoE.

Erw YOeK Enh. %. 1893
Mam EproHst- a Bushes
Mems Union Prayer Meeting IS bel,
daily from ] = % j o'clock in the John
-u--t Methodist Church, A john 81
Loo lew doors e-g Of Broadway.
This meeting Rs similar 10 thu ou'
/ held Boz Fulton Street Owing % lhD
I oyrI-croWded state OF tho rooms 90 that
rIlcr and tho'munifr.t iuarcmiu, inter
c.t b laa been thought bp-tto open ihs
place also.
Already layo so eecu and heard
enough %. thc results Of thoc meeting
10 mako lilm iu tAr conviction. thnt
If nil Christians lhrruufour our iTUi
were iailhId ns they have opportunity
$50 would hear ono united shout Of praise
going up FROM nll thp people because of
nlgaupu that lns come 10 all men. II
must Lr evident thut wa have % rielu 10
H+k tht7 iryor III y1u for many ot The
readers of ylu. JomLal arr directly
(ulI wr. indirectly. ut lm-t) interested
in SHAT r. tuH-piiing in the metropolis
OF your country, because OF thc SONS,
br1,her, or r9cuI4 they myr herc.
whom they would lkGto have interest
pd ia lAc.H tAiug, And Nc would take
Obs opportuuilS Of imprc Ing upon the
Iairu pI lljcnds Of AN such young
men lwlo may be- one Of the 100000
between llip age Of rs nud 30, Wc have
200 our cily) dat % line with tho ado
dress. business on residence, directed Go
" E.' lioy SSH, Will cuauc them q
personal invitation 90 utiwd those meet
Ings and similar ones held especially
for young men at the Rooms OF The
90 Young Mons Christian Association.
- Naycrlcy Place. N Is proper 10
-iatc tlpt mny "'0homo-t tllougitlcs
reckless yea, hca,cu-dcfying young
men hWc, within few weeks. changed
.hc.r views and aim nudarc now "cloth-
'd iu tIoiIiglt mind
Nchopc any who read this wl1cuyis-
ting our city, will feel perfectly at.
Tome iu thffc meetings, and We will
be glad 90 hear from country friends al
Ways, IL Is we'll for To be- uudcrstpodS
Tat lhcso mccIjues are % Cuiouof Zap T.
30 Congregational, Methodist, Eui.ro- f.
ul. Reformed Dutch and Presbyterian
r,lbrcu. with one common aim OF ud- /
mr,ug the Cause OF Truth and Ri.h- .
consnr-s in tho Garth especially iu oar
.Hn wicked Sodom
Information from any Of oar friends
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enc CaItOonlaM.


hlIUl lllI'. aI..l lt'rli li- our "M 70 l.l
trr7. have Ne topped md watched iLo
lnre7 Of ,hc lUDug Whq weie waiting
iholr turn 90 ask tla couulu question
Any letter or Wy io-dnr" aul uo
were alWar thuslDl tDu4.. serious I.-
lection upon lhn .0. Hud uToW7 of l.'r
md mais more sl-Ib.s torc!Ile the
power Of MmL IWra. over human
hnppuas IL b % l.uan lhiug 40 ass
ior letter abl The gQ-Hlr- yes pl
no g. buia liHlc th.u2 thelnttnr il
roli is bot small package iu appear
auca mnmplr.at auI 'tIun.. nul
WHOM passing lhr loi uiLcc, a5 We cls-
ally ghnenUl tun people who have come
ion ibcc little mrugls wu deem b.
very llll.o Affair every day orcur-
renee OF no special significance. Bat
could we--,i- lIi,. f,t.|tsttuH. orsirr. iir
trembling hope and icar motberri Boz
meath tle simple question Any lot+r
here for me- diem Wo should hugW
that it e. not z lIlto thing 90 the hcp1
interested, 1l1pr b uo other place Zoo
the world whuo -uou. feeling e'uuIu.
heart emotion IS -1 Immediately mus-
ed o. at thc post o1iun IL may bo SUBJ
ducrl, IL s. true or hidden, from tlrr
common csc, hut It j. felt thcrp No
where clsc can so great % variety oflcrl-
ny wv ,'''''' "''' '.'''-''l ~ :" "',
'"N''' vi "s'7l ,'c'-', WV ''''''''''''' W
'"','l uoPl',S "Hu '."' ',''' ~
Any I''l'' ''' ."' '''"J "''' Tue
t''p w pu'',''''' ''. "' ''N', ~, "i'.''.
w. ana r,aHS h"'''' '' " l''''''I "','
OF VI t'''''f "' %, "''n' ''"'''''! .
i,or' WHY" u' D''' G''' "'n 'I' run run.
''I'I "' '' '''' W '''' estate, .
'' no. b. OF w ''', au''','"' ,"g,' S''''
m''I"''"c ,l"'"'u""' ny M"'H nc H .
su'I'y"'{ Ir''',', i'"'" ,''''''"I.'','l'
"''' N'''G ''0'' ~ ""'' "' ,',."',
''"," ~ NV "',"'' '''I1 " 'I.'' lgU't .
H''J ie'''' ,'' '". ''''"'l "'N' w,
h8e1 lno,"Ir h'r voice 'ic,"o'''. ana
'''' "v'', 'i'"c' n,''''3 ""''y "'' c'''"
5|'"' 10 ,"'N 'o' ''' CIV ''''" ''''''-,,
w V"',,"'' "'' '' ,''''''' "''' '"' "V''" +,
nv pr'l AZ G@uc iSg many. years n"'
,'I, sun 'V'', VIC '''"p '"'' '"' '"r'" sue
w" WY" ivy H''' "'o "l iIn-''
.''''',' S''''S "'"'r one ''!' ana % It'-
u I, 81 E'o' news """ '.'"'f '' H'm I.
u,'i',7 net "''r' VIII, the sumo o'I joy
""ich th'" sm'I'' ana merry e'e' bro
70 ne' I1HS yed'' gone,
Any i'''rF lot me- 'o,a"t "7"' inc
young man VINO "ao n''n 'ol q lew
aHo9ths nom nome, seeking employment
III 'he G''y' Ils e'un!en'nc' indicates
II quick Attenuation ct hope onI ir2ri
ana EhGi 'heans"'f i-S'''iH' "" ,'''-. J.
ler' sr he turns away as h' has many
l"'' ','"i', s'UE '"t '' s"p"r
tears anu s'F''' l' "'1 Dee" unU
''7''oI IN Ii' 'u1II's '"' business the
means gwen hm ny ht '''h'r when hr
started TO Try the world Ion himself were T.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

N'otst ", t>aa burning the lime have hrl ti, o me-,
n l,,ongr Of Patents r. u Eddy. ESQ OF Rostan
". Ign extensively cnCafcd lu the trnuaaction NJ ~
WI N uboc as solicitor He Thoroughly scou1iUtr4
Nll wv Jaw ana the rules " practice the once ra
kl hln a one OF the most capable aud
NuoHe'' WIN whom have Ind official intercourse
AliAN. MASON fufnufl4 iunrr q patrrtu.''
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ilnglnE iae tHnc occupied the onicc of C1mn,I.I
d, A' . u a. tldN E.t., ut Boston. dII fu,iur.4 A. ~
Ul,', '-Null'llur rrrogurng nhtrur ThcreW ore
~ ilI,. pc tna H,ilh- lu That capacity. Who htH 80
niue ~ '.Hutt- h1urU the Patent pu.r and ~.
none who conducted with moro IS ui ndojit, anil
ltni VIC flN u.s. one q the best informed and most
rhui Fatcnt SOLICITOR iu the ntcd states AMI hav" no
hesitation h n'surf1f inventors that thrv rat5t ~
person moro competent and Trustworthy ami n,,t Z
Die ~ putting application, in form n-rrurr ~ ~ M
%" ''a "'' "Aulo consideration " the Patent ONCE
80, EFNuNp BURKE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13
A Rare Chance,

LI those intending TO huild next season
n VII save full - per ccnthy forwarding to tho
mat they may be got out this winter Hnytng an
hnnd good supply Of tho best of Pine. boncht
iyI cash NJ prices to suit the times he is nsdcn
ny and workmanship, than can be Afforded M INV
othcr shop IN this pant of tho country. Cali AMI
&c " ms Is So l.. o.. STEVENS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

NO. IA BRoMFIELD ST, BoSToN,
WAS established to supply public With genuine Indian Rome
dies Tor all diseases.
DIR. GREENE, experimenting Physician. nc
qu,r~i knowledge Of this system by actual experience With
iun' and understands their ins Medicine
u anu All persons utetssic in the Indian Medicine
should send and get copy ofthe
,"TNDiAN ARCANA,"
newspaper edited by Rev C. BANcEoyr ~hich viii
s'e s OF the principal Indian Remedies. prc,
ana h exposition Of the OF The practice aud ao Ut The
imposition which carried by ptetondcr. copy OF the paper
viii be sent tree ct charge q any one.
C"h'nu'on' pcr~naily .nr by letter, ot charge.
Address, DIR. GREENE, 40 IIrumnrId ST it,stor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13

W ',, lln'I~. being appointed hy tho Probate
l'"l u' district of Caledonia. C0iiDl ..Ipnrr a.
urr..l Ni' 9I ADJUST 40 yniu- and don and. ~ all
Z, 80 it ilr r>l1trnI Daniel Moore. Ittr al Il,r'i
w., % Il ,l deceased amt tlr claims VI Inc dS,.,.,i
,,t '. "-'t ly'lUtH lrruhN give notice tbtt .t,
ivr,I ~ ~ I, ,n' XXI d'l u February A. ISIS are al.
Comm, .,r' tutors 10 r'rsopt their cl1jniA p..1id
"a. W itl @ ~ ln nomination and allowance aud ma,
N'NlI meet tur That purpose al the ,iW Cline
.'4 'luffe. lir1id Nlruct, uu the am Nsu,i,,.
hays. j \Iuinr ''.'" u on rb'h ul said
20 JWoWTMH G;nnIgJilLAN, commissioner.
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SAW S! SAWS
GA GLE, P9RTuH eca
SAW MANUFACTURERS.
Flshersville, N. H., Since 1870

E'1N' W IN pIIIVt ItNU,
w HERE they keep large assor,n,on,
~ ana manufacture To order, all tho ,nrin
n%gs OF ctcCIAR and other SAWS that ops
n m 'n'''r states and Canadps.
AIaennc Imade cxpreAS ,,,rrIrs, ~
quChuy are much trucr aud supcrior a. Use use
ground in the usual manner W thoso
. nose IN want OF Saws are respoctfilIv ;r,i..,
tn eau saws Repaired at xhor, natr NV , we.
an orders promptly executed. List Of pri'..' ana
ny mail to persons desiring them E'shSht
G. GAGE. ---' 49,, -
J. C. CAGE. T. X. GAGE. II NJ IStS III, lit
'iishcrrllo Jan. D. 1857. 80 -
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Planed Clanboards.

SAWED from tn, round Loo a ,t,re,;,- 49,,
Tor sale by lllBBAIiD s. RICHARDS e
West Concord. Oct. l. 1897 53tc
SATPISTLNI &S.
large assortment Of Carpetings lust receive
UT s"lc oy r.. JEWETT
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~ IN lngii,h Judge in arutcGeiry man
70 death, added, You will now lave the sat.
iHiacLan OF hnN1g No7r ease transferred IN
the tribunal ut . hichrr, ana le, mo a3j, ublr
judge
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G. & P R, R. R. co.
NOTICE.
Z H. persons that have subscribed for stock In
- tlr onhee++cut Is PIssump.ic Rivers Rail
rnad company ON condition that assessment.
should not ID. called 1L nllrIll ..--
N uaN~. or once IN three mcuths, are her,,hv mott.
'hcu thai The following assessments arc laid. VIZ.
oi January uCNt. .'Onst~~H- dollars ON ensh sb,rc
every succeeding three months thcrcnftrruutiltbc
whole shall amount 90 one hundred dollars ON corb
share, '' '"'"
iaymcnts may be made NJ the Trca surcr's oeico
M io'iuu, or ~, tLIIplloW ing places, viz;
The Peoples Bank. Bank 81 Orleans B,pl NJ
1 5T, I2S'umnsic Bank, Bradford Bank, or to
l. 'hLN LAM D, Agent, a. Coventry, Vt
BY order OF tho Directors,
\. 7. LOWERING, Treasurer
Boston, Oct rs, 1877. 5C,c
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Soraphinos, Mclodcons,
Sheet Music, instruction Books,

Instruments selected from the best Nfanurtrtur
yrs constantly ON hand aud for sale ~ the lowest
warehouse prices. Satisfaction warranted in an
rs-rs. "
lianutorto> timed upon short notice e-,g
No. >, kittrcdgc building, 81. Jolnsbury. "
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&, u. CAnnITIf a CO.,
luNsfIfrra efIH 1Nalrta iH
,. riHAh.,. nhilt. .tlftn, llnAH "a
lIODEL SINGING iIDOK.

a d, a. = f'iln'1nisi " o. inast riunri lsH.
IN FHf sHs -Ha rrltsnus AlrW iu AWtLits sui tus
rHft reefs ihe hra knpsp Haiffisl 90
sIaiH sstrr iHftaIs 40 ffiutunffs SD lf Trade hT
fllAlilsi.a 3 luiinfh ~ hiitf D. tnftpH,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09
state FAR Gtcnas.

The ate Fair commenc 's on Tuesday, the
18th of September, an continues four days
From present inlicitons IL will surpass in
stock aud attendance oil the previous Fairs
Nearly one bundled choice Shorthorns are al
ready registered for competition. Several entire
herds from south of the National Road will be
on exhibition.
lit not unfrequeutly happens that persons
attending the State Fair do not receive the bene-
it of the half fare regulation, because they neg
lect 10 purchass the ticket from the regular
ogent at tn, Station where they take the cars
The principal hotels in Sandusky are
Vests new ho'cl--l first class one just opened
st. Lawrence, Townsend, and Veranduh,--
There are SOM fitcn or sixteen other hotels in
the city A numbr of elegant steamers will
lilo in the Bay during State Fair wcek, to act
in the capacity Of hotels, aud to make pleasure
trips among the Islands The Island Queen,
and perhaps other small steamers, will ply be.
tween SAnIuslty and Kelly's Island daily
"Any quantity Of small sail vessels can be
chartered for trips to Cnlr Point, Bull S Island
Plaster Beds, Port Cliuton, MarbIehead &c,
&c.
"A new feature in the ensuing State Fair
will be the exhibition of some splendid spec-
mems of Lake Superior minerals, Ohio fresh wa
ter Shells som. m irinc shells from California,
&C., &c.
-En,rics may b, made up to one o'clock, p.
NJ. on Tues lay the l4th of September. Horses
and cattle only to b. published ia catalogue
were limited to the 25th of August.
San husky City has been thoroughly canvass
ed and n committie Of reception appointed,
whose duty 1t will b. to direct visitors to pla-
cos where boarding and lodging may be obtained.
Som member OF this committee will b. at each
depot on the arrival of trains.
Among the stock on exhibition at the State
Fair will be the imported Draft Stallion Def
dace, that sold under the hammer last Deem
Der ior S28o0, together with several other hor-
ses and IA Nprmln mare of sam, impor lation.--
We learn that Bonnie ScoHdnd,' owned by
Messrs. Rebcr & Kuz, will also be on hand.
Editors AMI Other invited guests will re-
port themselves at the Secretary's office, to re-
gistcr their names, and receive ticket confer
Ing on them all the privileges of the grounds
Paper, pens, ink &c, &c, will be found in the
Editors d oartmcnt on the grounds.
Stock and heavy articles should be shipped
the Oeek precious to the Fair, because the freight
trains will be with lrawn from the roads ie rmi-
Mating in Sandusky during the State Fair
Ohio Farmer
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Nobody.

The tacst trees the most deroely assaed by the
wads The NEST shining mark is ofteuest hit by the
srrow This best ID tho greatest object Of hate 10y
Satan and his smissariss. Some writer, we know MOI
whom. has vershed this sentiment, as followsi
II nobedy's noticed you, you must be small
Ifnobodyi slighted YOU you must be tall
1fnobodys bowed TO you you must he lows
Jfnobodys kissed you, you're ugly, we know;
II nobody's snved you, you're poor eIfj
Ifnobody's Asttered YOU aetter yourself;
1fnobedy's cheated you, you are hnavsi
1fnobodye hated you, you are slavei
1fnobodys called you fool TO your face;
Ssmcbody'a wished Tor your back In It's placei
Ifnobody's called you tyrant or scold,
Somebody thinks you q spirltless mould;
II nobody knows Of your faults but friend,
Nobody will miss OF them ut the worlds endi
II fnohody clngs TO your purse like fawn,
Nobody'll run like hound when it's gone;
If nobcdys eaten his bread from your store,
Nobody'll call you mserly bore;
Ifnohody's slnnicred you-here Is our pen
Sign yourself NoBoDy, as soon as you can.
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AFFECTED 10Th ItrHLett GRd Epidemic
Diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases sueh
Il as SpermGtOrrhed, Seminal Madness Impotence.
GonorrhGa, Gieet, Syphiis, the Wee of O,,a,iisn or
Self abuse, &c, DC, .t.I y.
The Howdrd association in view of the awful do
structon of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deceptons practccd upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to open D) spensary foy
the oft class of diseases in all their forms
and to give Medical Aid Gratis, to all who apply BY
letter. with description of their condition (age oc.
cupation habits of life. &c., and in cases of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charge. 1t is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors on review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit the afflicted especially to
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despsed cause.
Just published by the Association, Report on Sper
maorrh9a, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of Oman.
ism Masturbation Self and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be esent by mail lin a sealed letter enveope0 Free
cf Charge on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address for report treatment, DR.. George r. CAL
houn. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors
EZRA d. HARTWELI, Presf.
GEO, FAIRCHILD, Secret0ry
December II, lS57.-32ly. ....
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most impressive service, from the book Of Com,
mon Prayer committed his body to the deep
'Nsver since that timi, said the gentleman,
"do see a we'll spread table but ! think of those
poor furnishing men. Never do see a cruDlb
wasted but the sweet pale face Of Willie rises
before me.
MANY months aftsrwir Is, WHEN I reached my
home, Wlllies m jthir FASTENED to m, to enquire
with anxious hiirt, after her dear boy. | could
not tell her all. an left h'r with th1 impression
that he was lost on the wreck"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

A Go oD TEXT BUT NOT OF THE BIBLE--That
was strlkingly intelligent person. who called
upon gn-panter TO have a Sunday School pro
ceSsion banner, and said; "were going to have
tearin' time with our Fourth oJuly Sundsy
School celebration, and our folks wantsa banner"
"Well, naturally enough responded the painter,
''you ought TO have one What will you have
painted on it?' "Wal, dn know; we ort TO hev
text o skripter painted onto il for motto,
hadn't we2' Yes; that's q very good idea; what
shall it her "Wal, thought this would b. about
as good as any BE sure you're right then go
ahtNA"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09

IN all the leading branches ofmanufacturing iudus-
L try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is a fact established beyond dispute
No tailor, shoe mnuulacurcr clothe seamstress
DIR assmaker, saddlcr carriage trimmer, hat manufac
turer, &C., &c., can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
OF each of these Machines, and, for confirmation
of ths truth refer to any OF the thousands of
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
of work, fine coarse, upon silk cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never tail 10 give entire satisfaction
To meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, we
have Just produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which is the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed II is ornamened in the high
est style fart and all who il delighted with it,
II makes the improved nteroced stitch, and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine ever offered for family pur'
poses.
II is not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread and making raveng seam, like the
Grover \ Baker, nor is il confined in its operation
few thin fabrics liable to get ont of OF der, and
fitted to use flax thread like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; hut is amply sufficient to perform all kinds OF
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines. trom
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The farmers of Clover Hill, Chesterfield
county. Va, deplorc sadly the lack of rain in
that section, where II OF shower of two minutes
duration, has fallen for ninety days. Within a
radius five miles OF Clover llhl,evey corn field
is completely burnt up, many having been
scorched by the raging sun of Juue, when scarcely
OF ole third growth.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

In Great Britain the number of accidents is
very small, simply because the roads are we'll
built aud in cautious hands. On an average
only one passenger is killed for 5000 900 con-
veyed, In the United States we have more ncci.
dents and generally attended with greater loss
OF lite-hecauSe our roads are not so well hu II,
the country is more uneven, and the conductors
less cautious. Besides, we have a greater va
riety of natural obstacles to contend against
as iroStS, ice, falling timber, etc,