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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-13
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Fr5~ a Special Co-rs.p-n te-:-


WASHINGTON, Mcnd.y. July IL, 1855.
The Secretary of tie Treasury is nightly en-
coursged because the receipts from customs st New
York have exceeded 800, 600 daily for the pas.
week. II this should continue through the whole
YEAR with relative gain at other ports, the deficit
would still be over So, DOC, 600 annually on the
b,ss Of the ordinary expenditures.
Minister Forsy is TO be fully sustained BY the
Government here IN bis course in resisting the lm-
position of tie extraordinary tax in Mexico on the
property of foreigners. The question, as involving
a principle Of international Law, was referred to
Attorney. General Black, who has decided that It is
neither compulsory tax nor a forced loan, but an
attempt TO extort money in defiance Of express
treaty stipulation with England ard virtually with
the United States, which places US on footing OF
the most favored nations. The Information is that
the British Minister at Mexico did not consent to
the payment Of the tax BY the subjects Of Great
Britain, except under protest, waiting instructions
from his Government. There is every probability
that this proceeding must involve serious emoar-
rassmeut and may be designed to provoke compli-
cations.
LOTu ulePosNA W L"AV -'"PSA,
communics ed to Mr.. Csss about which various ver-
sons have been given, expressly and c,tegoricAly
comedies that the British Government has no righ'
10 exercise visit or search, thus fully aud unqus-
fiedly adopting the Interpretation of nteraatiscaI
law claimed by Secretary Cass. 1t concludes with
the suggestion, however, that the two Governments
ought to enter into stipulation BY which the ma
6onality of their respective vessels on the ocean
might be verified. That proposition will not be
accepted, On the ground of practical obstacles to
its fulfllment; While the Cabinet here admits that
some mode should be adopted for preventing the
piratical abuse Of our flag.
Tie Cabinet will probably decide tomorrow
upon the point of abrogatog the contract with the
Collins line of steamers. The Post. Office Depart
ment has not received any reply to its inquiries as
to whether they intend resumiug the service; aud
as the Hayre aud other lines are now here pressing
for additional trips the de,ision is necessary 10
order to make proper distribution Of ocean
service The Postmaster. General has no power to
change the Collins terminus to Southampton, as
desired.
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-."' Dissrace oadiH,


Aud irreprossbe low cry broke from The pal.
lid lips Of Honors Throw up the cards y
she said alt is wicked this tsmpering with
the mysteries of the future r.
The above 10 the commencement Of Mrs.
Southworths great story, which is now being
published in the New York L'dger. We give
this as sample but 1t is only the beginning OF
this most interesting fascinating, and beautiful
tae..--the balance, or continuation OF IL, can
only be found in the New York ledger, the great
family paper. for which the most popular wri-
terS in the country contribute, and which can
be found at all the stores throughout the city
and country, where papers are sold. Remem-
Der and ask for the New York Ledger Of Janu-
airy l6, and in it you will get the continuation
of the story from where il leaves of here. II
you cannot get copy from any news office, the
publisher Of tho Ledger will mail you copy on
tha receipt Of five cents.
The Ledger is mailed, TO subscribers at 81 a
year, or two copies for S3. Address your let
ters TO Robert Bonner, publisher, "a Ann ST.,
New York. 1t is the hondsomest aud best fam
lily paper in the country, elegantly illustrated,
and characterized by a high moral tone.
The story is, of itself alone worth the price
of the Ledger. To peruse the history OF the
lovely heroine, Miss Paule--how she came TO b,
bride for only an evening, and oil the strange
and absorbing particulars connected Herewith
will be a treat 10. all who take the trouble 20
get the Ledger.
IIor smile so soft, her heart so kind
Her voice for PHYS tones so ft
All speak her VIC nan but her mind
Lifts her where bards and sages sit.
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and at once proposed to.Richard to help him to
pick the pocket Of an old gentleman, who was
staring into the windJw on the opposite side OF
the street. Richard refused with horror, although
Jack urged the necessity Of at once getting some
thing to save the life Of his mother and little
Mary. Jack thea undertook the business alone,
and just as he had relieved the old gentleman OF
his pocket book, policeman sprang from door
way 10 arrest him but Jack made good his es-
cape, Not so Richard who was at once seized by
tho policeman as an accompce Of the escaped
pickpocket.
" / am no thief sir" cried Richard breaking
from the strong grasp that held him, aud throw
ing himself at the feet of the old gentleman who
he'd just come TO the spot. Though poverty aud
h. ger tempted me to become one. My mother
aud sistor are starving"
The future history and trials Of this poor boy
will be given in the New York Ledger OF January
l6, which is for sale at all the bookstores and
news offices.
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SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS OF YOUTH.

JUST PUBLISHED THE SD EDITION,
A-yp ON SPERMAToRRHEA OR SEMINAL
WI DISEASES.-A scientific Treatise on the sreat-
meut aud perfect cure OF Nervous Debility. Seminal
Weakne,s, Involuntary Emissions Impotence, &c, re-
sultng from vicious habits acquired during the critical
passage from Youth to Manhood,
BY DR.. CULVERWELL,
Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons (ls27) Ii
centiate of the Hall QlSsO. aud 80 years Resident
Practitioner in London; Author of the Guide TO
Health" Green Book " How to be Happy" Me-
mors of Single aud Married Life" &c.
This small hut highly valuable treatisewriten by world
renowned Physician aud surgeon pointed out the only
AND permanent cure Tor all diseases resulting from
self-abuse aud is the only publication of its kind writ
ten in benevolent spirit aud by scientific man. IL
should be in the hands OF all who value their e health
and happiness here and hereafter.
Price, ~ cents, or stamps. the receipt of which
il will be sent. post free and we'll secured. by Dr. Gu
KLINE, No. 420 LIST Avenue, Box A5S5, New York,
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NOTICE.

TTNHE DIAMOND MILLS WILL the coming gwihter be-
J. protected against freezing up, that the friends
and patrons this avorite mill be accommodated
at all times duringhe winterand have their work done
short notice. The celebrated Diamond Flour
be had at store and likewise buckwheat rye, and
meal in sacks, by the small This mill pur-
chased and fitted up, and the bridge opened
for the especial benefit ofthe citizens of Wood county
to avoid the annoyance they were heretofore, sub
jectsd to. WILLIAM HOUSTON
Perrysburg November 10, 1857-2Stf
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THE GREATEST
M K DI G A L ID ] sc OVER Y
OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND OF HUMo

MIR. KENNEDY, Of Roxlury, has discoveredin one
wi Of our common pasture weeds remedy that
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-21

In Perrysbnrg Township.
U. s. r., town 4, section 3, west $50
3N.E.t less so acres ll0-430
Very desirable land IA miles from Perrysburg.
-Four miles from Per ysburg, adjoining Paradiss--a
very desirable location. oo
u s T., town 4, section l, 8 NEt ~
~ IL SW l6O
Near Perysburg, well timbored and good land. ~
y, s. II. town 4, section 80, 1oO
In Center Township.
Range H. Town 8, Sec. 8, east half 3zU
One and half miles northeast OF Bowling Green.
IL, 6, 2, SW lou
In Freedom Township.
IL, 8, 80. ENW ~
Half mile from New Rochester.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!

Fresh arrivals weekly at
III o l. IT. s = q X II O X E,
sign Of the Book consisting of School Books Of all
kinds, also Latin, Greek, French, German, and the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets Histories Biographies, Travels New and Popu--
lar Works, etc., etc. together with commentaries and
notes the Scriptures; works on Theology, Annuas,
Gift Books for all and ages alarge assortment
of Holiday Gifts, aud Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children OF Stationery he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
INkS-Black Blue, Red, Carmine Arnolds and
Harrison's Fluid, Copying, Indellible, etc. '
GOLD PENS-Mammoth, Engrossing, CONNER.
cia, Ladies' &C.. at H0LTS.
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DISEASE vANaUIstrED:s -
By DR.. Ro6dck's Scandinavian Remedies

A FTER years of study
Aannalysis and experiment.
Mr.. Roback, the emminen,
Swedish Physician succeeded
In producinga medicinefren.
the mountain herbsoi bis pa-
tiveiand which acts directly
upon the causes ofdissassih
theblood, and by restoringths
corrupted fou Mt ain Of lifete
a condition of health and
purity, expels disease from
the system wherever IL may
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cal Work: THE POCKET IESCULAPfUS, or
Every One his own Doctor, BY VIM. Young, NJ. D.
1t is written in plain language for the generalreadsr,
and is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred En-
plating marriage and having the least impeachment
married life should read this book Itdscoses secrets
that every should be acquainted with; STILL it 10
book that must be kept locked up and not lie aheStths
house 1t will be sent to any the receipt of as
cents. Address DR.. VIM. YOUNG, 152 Spruce St.v
above Fourth. Philada Pa. March s.. .lS57--43tf.
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Real Estate Agency.
In Perrysbnrg Township.

+. Il ID. X. HOLLENBECK,
DEAL ESTATE Agents offer for Sale at fair price
III and upon reasonable terms the following lands
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In Washington Township.

In WashIngtOn TOWHship'
Range 0, town6, Sec, SO Il T. 30
Range 8, town o, section 2, N pit. n. w. IA 81
Q 6 35 N pt of w tfrlseo. so
35s.pt. of s. Witt s0-24l
A choice tract of land, half mile above Otssgo and
containing about 40 acres of Prairie.
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In Liberty Township.

In Liberty TOWNSHIPS.
Range 10. town 4, Sec. I, n. of n. Z:
e" 10 n. OF N W. t
In Liberty township--timbered.
e w fr Of E
About so acres prairie go with above-in Liberty
10 A. 10 S w NV
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mo- II CheBtnutBtreet,
Forsale oy PECK HAMILTON, Psrrysburg, Dr.
BURRITT Maumee; W. G. H, Hoop, ,BowLiNe Gsrls;
W. & H. HAsKINs, Portage; LEVI TArLoR New
Wetheld; G, LAsKEY & Co., GILEAD; l.. L. Nom.
HOUSE Co., Waterville and for sale by Druggists anS
Dealers in Medicines generally through the country
December IS. 1S5G--32ly
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In Plain Township.

Range 10, town 8, Sec. 10, east @ S@Io
10 Il the whole 0io
10 81 5. W. X S. N. Wa 24O
10 81 from west side N f. 100
part prairie and part woodland
g. 10 81 S. W. 4 of S.. 40
all mproved-frame house.
10 2s NAN. n. W.&N.W. n. E. l2O
Principally prairie but sufficient timber for fencing
and fuel. 90
10, s, 10, Ms w fr. lS4
:" s ENW 40
Above conderaby improved.
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In Milton Township.

In Milton Township. 90
Range o. town sec. 20, 1 S Et 80
In Milton touuship, choicely timbered, and with
small improvement ,eo
aga, n. E.& lou
A tract of good land. oo
Range o. town 4. sec. 3, n. half s. w. So
o. 4, Is, N w oo
p, i, 4 Soc 10 & EkSENE 200
Range ., town A. Sec. 20, s w &SW Sc, lzo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29


The remains Of the unfortunate Sophia Werner we're
yesterday delivered by Marshal Rehm 70 the custody Of
Coroner Hansen, who empsnelled the jury 70 hold an In
quest upon them.
The barrel containing the remains common Wits
key barrel with the ends painted blue ana the direo
tors painted In black paint was the same barrel in
which The remains originally sent from this city
The remains those OF female, OF fully sze
about Eve feet and inches IN height light blue
eyes, brevn hair and rather hesby; would weigh proba
bly, abou; one hundred and twenty pounds. There was
found In the barrel with the remains common table
spread, with q small raised diamond shaped figure,
white quilted pettooat,s chemiss, pair Of drawers,
piece Of lawn apparently part Of dress skrt, with
small figure, which had once been green but was much
faded, ans long piece OF common sheeting
Tbe Hsrshsl had much difficulty In finding the remains
tner having been submitted 70 post norton examine
uon in New York they had been buried 10 Potter Field
Of that city, and by singular oversight there had
been record kept of the place OF burial that there
was no way TO Distinguish the grave containing them from
any one ~ The hundreds surrounding After long and
tedious search they at length discovered, and upon
being removed from the barrel yesterday IN the Rsoor
ders court room, in which the exsmiu siop took ace
mmedsley recognized By several persons present
Who had known The woman while living.
The remains were in fearfully mutfated condition.
The head severed from the body tho right leg ca.
on about thirds of The distance above knee
partially cut OF below the knee the left leg severed AZ
the knee and about t~o thirds severed The riddle "
the thigh the bone being through The body had
been completely evisersssd leaving nothing but NE right
lung In the cavny.
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ing them must be remembered tha they ere OK ractsd
from Official document issued BY the COVE nmeos Of
England
them and aSiSsa son saS..aisa Tor III. ~s,sS 10
exss :. p :s
her
long given wealth and distinction ard power to tAsar
We 4u .dmishat under the circumstances tbs hosu..s
aHSs na ss
ps Of her With
eHtent ana u severity Almost h recorded in
0hsr oocausrosw they succssdsdie Overcoming
have excepted sw pesons as s deserving q
's;t G S | =: s,sss Sesy 4 4: ssssis 49,
:SSsi WA VIZ.
Now from all this will be seen In what position the
present administration stand that they actually desire TO
mitigate the severity OF the punish uent which the Cover
nor General intends 70 inct upon people who were en-
gagged not in rebellion, but in what had he character
OF legitimate war" For consuming the course which
now to BIO subjected TO the popular judgment and the pop
ular sentence expressed through the nations consu
eots the members Of Parli.ment the general opinion
ard that Lord Canning will be triumphany sustained by
the combined forces Of the opposition, headed BY Lord
cure this end ralyng all his strength for the great
contest which is 10 come Off this evening private cir
been issued BY himself calling caucus TO prepare or ths
Parliamentary CONTEST
Lord Palmerson earnestly requests that you will
meeting Of the liberal party At Cambridge House. Friday,
18th inst, NJ O'Clock.
Then there another circular somewhat in this STYLE
and also private
You particularly and urgently requested be
House Of Commons Friday, May Il vote Mr. Cald
wells motion for ceusure on the government.
The motion for censure the government Is for It's
cepsure Lord Canning, and Is expected will pass by
an overwhelming majority. What course such . policy
will have upon the relations between the people of
and their foreign rulers remains TO be seen Parlia-
ment should sustain Canning in the policy he has pro-
posed England may have much she Is able to do for
the next i've or six years in dsmhertng the natives.
should she got into with France in the meantime
there will be q lively time In this little Island.
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Ma JAMES eoppov Bxxvrrr--
DoR sn-The taxpayers Of this city feel forever In
deb,ed 10 you for your determined course 10 redeem
them from increased taxatlon. II is becoming almost
burden 70 property NJ all and you but continue In
your nsus,icns 70 the abused taxpayers, and organize
them thsy will without distinction Of party stick 20 you
70 man, and will return 70 you ther grateful
ihanks, HVsH QREIEY, Ne Z BsiAya sseet,
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Lawyer In Limbo for C0ntempt Of Court
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Before Hon. Judge Brady.

difficulty arose in an ordinary suit OF public i'm
portance One of the attorneys in the case, Mr.. j. W.
Mitchell, who became Witness refused produce cor
tain papers, the ground that they conted TO him
as counsel for the defendant After adjourn.
mens the Judge determined 10 commit the refractory
lawyer, and adjudged him 70 ten days Imprisonment.
SUPERIOR COURT.
writ OF cc1nodri was sued out before the Supreme
Court, general term-Judges Davies, Ingraham and
Sutherland presiding but the Court yesterday dismissed
the writ on the ground that the Court of Common Pleas
had authority TO punish contempt against ITSELF and
the Supreme Court could interfere 10 prevent H. Mr.
Mitchell was then remanded 70 the custody Of the Sheriff.
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REsTAUnANrN.


OORPORAL THOMPSON WILL BE HAPPY TO sEE
" bis old friends and customers Saturday, y. NJ,
2oh inst ~ the opening OF The Columbia Hotel 20 Mursy
street corner Of College place.
0rGTrsH MUTTON AND JUaarD HARE
~ For elmer 10 dsy.
RICHARDSON HAYPRR in Hsssr ard ~ Wall
For ssls-knsish mutto., chts~s bacon, ham. sprse,
herripgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

WANrED-ro CHARTER FOR A TRIP DOWN Tn
w bay and back. small steamer with sccommodaiio-
for pleasure patty Size, rsme, o~nsgs price for All,
hours services snd where 70 be us Be stated Addre
Bspuer, Herald once,
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DTm AGOAAl<-

UGUT BELMONT
"A Issues Of credit travellers paris the
world. No. rs Beaver street.
DOIp6 POR sALR-Hxv YORK NAY 8 l66-FIRH
ID md second mortgage bonds q The MHvNukis and Ho1'
Rarsad Company for sas BY Q. j. KANE Is Pima sSot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

(loMP1RoLLEK's OFFICE, CITY OF PrTrsBUR0
" Penn May Is, 1883
Proposals for $50 90
Proposals will be received =. this Office 10 July nert 90
suing for loan N the city OF Psburg ty housand dol
lars 70 redeem bonds for municipal purposes IN
turing the present year For the bonds OF
city with coupons attached, win be issued having
twenty or thirty 10 nj tbs option OF the lender
bearing ar per cent interest paysble January and July
Bank Of America New York, clear OF STATE tar.
The payment OF interest thcse bonds secured by
Assembly. HENRY LAMBERT City Comptroller.
E'oR ExCHAFGE-FTRsT CLASS RAILROAD BoyDs
scrptoo and price Of same, PHOENIX Dor $50 Pos
o6ics. =
L,oR sALH-A FIRST MoRTgAGR DRAWING SEVEN
cent interest for 81 SO productive
Brooklyn worth three times the Address Newell
Herald ofhoe
IOWA SEVEN PER GENT BONDS FOR SALE By
Il HORSE 90, bankern
No al william street.
NOrrCn.-rHn PEOPLES LOAN AND RKIdKY con
Az pany.-booe VIII be opened the 5th day Of June
nert ~ O'Clock and remain open during The DAY
omee o. Anthony j. Bleecke Son Co. Ne Broad
New York for thePsrIose Of receiving subscriptions
capital stock q the Peoples Loan ard Relief Conpany
which subscriptions WIN also be resolved III day
said June The same place between she hours Of II oclocl
n. and oslock n. by order Of the Dresors
ANTHONY J. BLK.CKER. Qoveuor pro TEN.
jazz r. sLurrxR eecretAxy pro ten.
Nnw ronx NAY D.us6e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

CurDAy BOAT FOR EIIZABErHPoRr LkNDIpg Al
- Doraylle. Staten Issnd.-rhe steamer FRANK viii
leave Spring stree, every Sunday morning landing sRohr
street each way leaving spring street A. a.
leaving EtSsbethpor,, tod dockJ al ~ A. NJ aud Isl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

III au,ss from Berlin, Prusrta, arrived this city
This afccta- generally believed nsurabe In vesy
abort time sure and perfely II he only treat
ment and has cured IN Philadelphia eighty per
sosa Ceruncaies maj Be- Sen a he onoe % Amiiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

DoARD wANrED-FoR A GIRL IA YEARS or AoE
ID private family where che will have the comforts OF
alone ioc.non west Of broadway, not higher than Esh
ieepA sweet Address w. s. b Herald oce sstns terras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

WExHAwKBr AND GUrTFNBsRG-vAREs GENTS!
ROBERT u MABsy. Capt Jane. Keese, leaves fcs
street At " and II o'slcck A. NJ And a. ~ 81 and
o'clock r. M leaving Guenburg At 10Y O'Clock A. an
no'coss NJ, and a. II snd last ripy "a O'Clock =. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

OvrICr or rHR CvMBxnLAED GOAL AHD noB
" ocmpsny ernsv q Broadway and Wall ss<set.-Nev
ro~k Nay g. lss6-The stoskhodsrs Of company an
hereby nou0ed hat TIE rsh 70 their pressni sso
sore nai date tho.e vhe wish 70 avail q Ne pivlsee VI
Per two dollars And afJ each share, and
lore The SOL day q jane fsrshsr paysst a two do
lars and my cents share vf be rsaursd On he pay
mont OF I'VE dollars share eerhsatea for preferred ao
WI be ssued Any soctboidew anticipating the dates
rsymeat VIA Nay 81 and June o. vii be entitled 70 dis
. lsose date. r.speeavey Copies O ths repot .hovis
Ne condtion OF NE company made By The mmittes
pointed esholdsrs neeng on Re issh Of April cs
be lad n his o6ca. nDwD. v. LOohIs essrcsAsy.
1,HE INTEREST," DUE ON THE rTRsr PRoxtMO or
the bonds Of the Second Avenue Ralrnsd Cempsny wi
be paid preservation OF the coupons the ONCE OF Messr
WIN. JOHN o'BRfRN, ~ Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

T'HE vHAsBohr THOMAS q. HyIss WILL LEAvl
the loot Of sprng street At 10 land 81 O'Clock for Gu
enhcrg Bns very and Fort Lee Cd lendnx Hsre 10 wi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

A BEDNE6o STEVENS, PAINTER AND GLAzIER.
"A from Brdpor Dorsetshre, England, and his
sister MRS Jane racker country ten years
by CONFER. per sonAy by with A. Pertle
90 a. Park place New York they will receive inform
as 10 their brother Mesach, in AunrHla-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-04
Coneotor's Notioe.

ATHEREAs, the Legislature u the State u
w Vermont IN tho year 1883, Assessed a taN
of siN cents per acre, on all lands lpublic land,
rNcrptrdl n Goshen Gore, fuear ilaTdwickl m
the county ~ Caledonia In said State, for the pur-
pose ~ making and repairing roads aud building
bridges. those are 60 warn the proPHotors and
iHnti ~ Huid Gure, VIM have not paid tAeif
proportion ~ such tax, Ia labor or otherwise, a.
the committee appointed o. superintond The rN
peuditufe ~ The same, az Co the aubauuhcr thai
bpsnurh n their lands will be sold, ~ public ven
due, az thc dwelling hOuse Of the auhscrhrr in
Goshen Gore, Ia the cpuuy 81 Caledonia on
Thursday. the 10th day Of January nest - o.
clock, A.. NJ, a. will be- requisite 20 discharge
their respective taxes, With Gusts,
Dated NJ Goshen Gore, this 18Th day ~ Nov, a,
H., 1883. JOSEPH CLARK,
1914 Collector,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-04

See 1.-The owner keeper OF any hui moro than one
year OIL Eali ucglgcuy wilD permit such hull to
at large out Of the urosurr such keeper
he shall forfeit and SUN not exceeding dollars
MR. less THAI Two d'iars tn the treasurer the
which such builis ound roaming at large, shall
be liable To pny the party injured all damages done by
bull while roaming "A large.
Approved. Nov ID. lSss.