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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
Foreign Intelligence.
BATTLE mTwEEN M IpuLs ASp MoNmJ
GHlNh, DiriAT o. I'M TURKS.

BATUE mTwEEN M TpUbs ASp Mosmr.
oHNh, ptfi-,f 90 uil TuBEs
INV YoRR, June /. Steamship IInmm,.
MIA has arrived ~ her dock. She lefi South.
hampton on the 18th ult
Tie London Money Market was generally
unchanged, American Securities remain ua.
altered
The debate iu Parliament on the Indian
bill was adjourned 10 the 18Th,
Later news from India has been received
Alingicr has been relieved.
The rebels have been defeated near Futt,.
ghur and many killed
~ lihcols the rebels were also defeated
aud 900 taken prisoners, wir-T\, los, 10 the
British Of 30,
There has been battle between the Turk,
and Alnulcnegrins ~ Gmhoyo. The Turk,
we're totally defeated, their commander Kin
ed, with the loss of cannon, baggage. Ar..
aud then fled 70 klobach, whore they remain,
ed In state Of siege,
Ship Grand Duchess, from New York for
Liverpool, has been burnt at sea- Her crew
and passengers had arrived 40 Li,crpool In
the PhcniN from Mobil,.
Iccgruphic dispatches from bombay re-
crIvrd 10 NuitI, state that AIiugbur vl, no.
lic'cd Apnl H. by Gen, lugarc with butlu
ling loss,
Ddsadjcr Scatou defeated the rebel, near
Fuuyshur Killing and wuunding three hun.
'.o1 anu capturing their guns aud ammu.-
ton,
\ body Of rrbrl' Ia The Maliapoora Mogn-
taius had also been drfrntcd.
large body Of liaccl, had also been do.
lr1icd 90 the S1utpurc llills, aud five hum
drcd captured, The British loss va, severe.
Including h,r officers.
Gem Rose had delayed hi, advance upon
{ lprc ~ consequence Of the advance OF the
rrbrir upon Jhan,i
Vienna dispatch SAYS the Muut,ncslir,
bal attacked the Turks near Guhu,o. and
uc.rIy auuihillicd their whole force killing
their commander, kiumil Pa,ha. and ciptur.
ing ull their guns. The MuutcncgIinS lo,,
Two hgndrcd Killed and wounded. The
lWs, numbered seven thousand strong, aud
he MoutcncEius five thousand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
UriroroiogiCnt.

May has been q cold month The Their
mometcr averaging at . p VI. IS degrees.
The coolest day was the 9Th when the thvr-
mometcr indicated 80 degrees at I, A. NJ.
and the warmcst day was the 3lst, when it
indicated - degrees at p. NJ. The Bar
omc'or was the highest on the Sd at 7 A. NJ
290j inches and the lowest on the oath at
! A. NJ. $500 inches. Rain fell on eleven
different days measuring in all 3l5 inches.
There was thunder on one day only. The
swallows made their first appearance on the
LIST day Of May. =.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
Evacuation of Shit 1nlIc- City by the
Mormons.

The following information couGrmatory Of
that received 10y the way Of Fort Bridgcr il
published in the San Francisco Alta Calior-
MIA, as received from u correspondent at Los
Angeles under date Of April % g.
"lhcrc is some very interesting news from
Utah. II come through party arrived at
san Bcrnardino in buckskin dress, On the
Goth in.l In the party were Mcssrs. d.
Clark, u. Stalks, 10 Matthews and others,
recent residents in San Bcrnardino, and
several old residents of sait Lake City,
Col. Kane, who appears to be acting as
commissioner with powers to treat, after q
conference with Brigham Young had gone
to Camp Scott, as Fort Bridgcr is now called.
1t was believed that the, movements which
followed were the results of his conferences
with the conflicting parties Brigham Young
has issued n circular to all his followers, com
handing them not to fight, nor even to OPP
pose the army of General Johnson, and that
as the army advances, they retire from the
northern 20 the southern counties. lie COM
mands his people to avoid all contact with
the soldiers as it is not good for them TO meet.
With their wives, their little ones, and their
herds they are TO vacate the country of Salt
Lake, including the city, which is to be given
up to the use of the soldiers, who are there
ordered to erect military Rosf, This cir
cular was seen and read by these gentlemen,
but they did not bring one of them on.
When they left the movement had already
begun and they assert that by this time the
city is vacated, and the army of General
Cummings is in occupation.
All thoughts Of war, or Of fighting, are
abandoned and II is believed that peace will
prevail from this time forth. There no longer
exists among them any intention of destroy
ing their property, or leaving III believing
that for all losses they sustain in consequence
Of the occupation by the troops, they will have
n claim upon the Government.
The retiring population are to form colonies
in the south, upon the Colorado, the MohaVc,
and in the valley of the Sierra Nevada.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
Now Hampshire.

The Legislature of New Hampshire met at
Concord on Wednesday, June ID. AS the
Republicans have more than thrcc.fiths of
the members Of the house Of Representatives,
and three fourthS OF the Senators, il requires
no large amount of foresight to be able to
say that they will organize both branches
prompt, and elevate to office such gentlemen
as they may agree upon in caucus. The
prominent candidates for Speaker ofthc New
Hampshire House of Representatives are y.
BIBryant Of Concord, and Frederick SMITH
Of Manchester. Mr.. Bryant is young man
and lawyer by profession. lie is n convert
from the Democracy, an eloquent and effect
i've speaker, and has done good service in the
Republican ranks. Mr., Smyth was formerly
Mayor Of Manchester and is a man ofindom-
table enterprise and industry. The great
interest which he has taken in the subject of
agriculture has made him popular all over
the State lie is an old Republican of Wing
antccedcnts, and deserves well Of the party
The Legislature will have to make choice
of u. S. Senator, as Mr.. lIalc's time will
expire on the Sd OF March, 1850. The names
Of several distinguished men have been
coupled with the Office, as if there were some
probability that Mr., Hale is not to be re-
elected. We cannot but believe however,
that Mr. Hale will be reelected lie has
had the office twice, but that is no reason
Why it should not be given him again. Of
fees were not made in order that men may
gil them, but for the general good therefore
they should be bestowed on the most compe-
tent men and the fact Of Mr.. Hale having
been twice chosen is the very reason why he
should be chosen again, If the history Of his
Two terms shows him to be capable and filth.
f,, as We believe it does
Geographic dCipOtch to the Journal
S0ys that the Republican Caucus have nom
mated Napoleon Bonapartc Bryant of Con-
cord for Speaker, 10y l2l votes, to 80 for
Frederick Smyth, aud Henry o, Kent Of
Lancaster. Clerk The democrats nominated
Walter Hartman for Speaker.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
Accident.

Accident.
We learn from the Star that on Wednes.
day Of last week, as Mr. Walter II. Dayi,
and his wife, of Dnnvlle, were driving out of
Gov. Palmcrs yard, the horse, it is supposed.
becoming frightened. started off at great
speed. Mr. DAVIS held on to the rcins, until
one Of them broke, while with the other he
attempted to rein him up against the fence !:
but that rein also broke, and the horse was
thus left to his own course. Davis. however.
then attempted to jump from the wagon on TO
the horses back, with the hope of reaching his
head, 50 as to check him, but he failed in the
attempt falling to the ground, without injury.
Meantime, Mrs. Davis remained seated in
the wagon, while the horse was rushing with
frantic speed through the maple grove near
the Governors dwelling and having turned
the corner Of the sugar house, Mrs. d. was
thrown OUT with great violence upon the
ground, breaking her left leg above the knee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
Prosecution. under The Liquor Lnw

Messrs. w. w. Grout and o. 7. Harvey
(attorneys,) and the grand juror for the town
of Concord, 1Ion. Asa Hibbard) have been
cultivating a very interesting acquaintance
with certain of our citizens during the past
week. They have in a very thorough and
eommendabe manner conducted prosecutions
against three selected as the leaders in the
"trafFc," viz.,-James Darling. Aaron Isham.
and John Morse, who were fined $1,000 each.
besides the costs of prosecution, which
amounted to about $500 more, making in
all about $500. Offenders should beware.
Concord.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE coNVEN.
TON.

A State Convention " the ltcpuhligsr voters VI
Vermont viii be- held az Montpelier, on Tuesday
tAe Twenty Smith DAY q June neat, for The pur-
pose of nominating Candidates 10 br supported ~
iLe next State Election, for the Offices Of GWsr-
nor, Lieutenant Governor aud Treasurer, and the
transaction o. any other. necessary business
subosts u serious moment will be acted upon
Ia this Convention. aud a representation from an
tar Towns "a tho State IL important lHd desirable.
|. y CHTTTEAnEk,
N GAHTth IA H.
tiiAHlEs tIMAlNGh, htats
a. -MOnnhNlDGE,
J ~ uATrU. CshulNfe
IlthliA iillf.
ALEXANDER RIDDLE.
MpJ llh, 1883.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

LAST SANDS OF LIFE RUS oUr-ThoSc
who have for long time swindlcd people in
all parts Of the eountry, by promising to send
cures Tor an diseases. aud means whereby
large fortunes were TO be made, for very
small, considerations, have met with-a very
serious obstruction 10 their business BY
cunscna 80 The Postmaster General, at the
request q. S~Jicmonn, Postmaster Fow-
Ter took cha faH>Sneh correspondence as
came to III, Office on Friday. There
were about ZOO '"ttcrs in tho Office addressed
to Drs. Wallace, Motion, James (whosc sands
of life have been so log running ou,,) Monet,
LelIrun, Duplon, Tract De la Rome aud
Prof James T. Horn. Ihese were assumed
names, and the parties unng them deal in
general quackcry. Mr. Fow,er has received
to forward to tie Dead Letter
Office all letters reaching the New York Post
Office addressed to parties here in answer to
which, upor their face, are Of
a swindling character. The letters will be
opened ut Washington and such sums of
money as they be found TO contain will be
forwarded to the address of the writers there
81 with the following circular
MAYoR's OFFICE, New Nork,--, 1858.
SIR Enclosed please lind the sum YOU.
RENTED to ---, who have been arrest
ed in this city. BE on your guard against
Git enterprises, Lotteries, and other bogus
schemes, as they are intended only to de-
fraud the lnwary.
DANIEL L. TIEMANN, Mayor.
Persons throughout the country should
be on their guard against all these swindling
under whatever names they may
appear
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Genersi Convention.

The General Convention Of Congregational
Ministers and Churches 10 Vermont, will
meet 1t the South Church IN this place, on
Tuesday, June, Is, at 10 o'clock A, NJ, to be
opened with u sermon, There will be public
religious exercises in the evening. Wrdnes-
day az 10 A. NJ, Anniversary Of the Vermont
domestic Missionary Society, with a conlri-
button, 2 i. NJ, Sacrament Of tho Lords
supper Evening, Anniversary Of the Yer
mont Education Society Thursday A. VI,
Reports from Foreign Delegates, and the
Report Of the Corresponding Secretary, i,
NJ, Anniversary Of the Sabbath School So
ciety, The several Sabbath Schools in this
and neighboriug towns are expected to be
present, Ministers and Delegates 10 the
Convention will be allowed TO pngs over the
Conn, 4 Pass, Rivers road and connecting
roads, for fare one way, by showing a eertd-
cate from the Secretary
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close 10 the vessel, and over her and she
was compelled 10 hoaye 10, without having
tme % take iu the canvas Of the ship, 10 as
10 save her spars, although il was blowing
very heavily al the time, aud she had every
thing set hefnrr the wind The last shot
was fire after she had come 20 the wind
passed just overhead and was evidently in
tended 10 dsmast her. She was then board
cd from the steamer and Capt Crowel was
required % show his papers. Shortly after
the Br fish ollieer had left d United States
steam irigute came 10 the rescue,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

and otherwise iniuring her, 80 that she had 70
be brought home on q bed and Dr. AeHan-
der Immediately called 90 administer surgical
relief The fracture Is q serious one, aud will
render her helpless for several weeks, though
with proper attention, her recovery is con-
sdered certain. Her escape from death may
be considered remarkable, for not two min
ules after she was thrown out the wagon
scat was dashed with such force against o
large Tree, as 10 break IL into many pieces,
This Occurrences should admonish OIL who
drive high mettled horses, 10 be sure and
have heavy, stout lines.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
- RnlAnMAN. Innr |. -

DEAR Sut'-l owe YOU an apology for not
sooner acknowledging the receipt of the
beautiful Solar Camera Photographs you sent
me have been absent from the city a
part of the Time aud have had press of mat.
tcrs on my mind all the time The Head
of a Lady is without exception the best
large size Photograph have seen. There il
nothing eg"'i w. It in. Ne" Nort. o"l 'l,o
guud people ut ~. Johnsbury mny wei be
proud OF their Photographers ANY parlicu.
lars YOU can communicate, with respect to the
manner of It's production, which will be Of
benefit 10 other Solar Camera workers, will
be duly appreciated 10y
Yours very truly L.. ANTHONY.
!. II. titur, -. JohUstuTy, VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
News Of tho Week,

DRH ~ CoyMopuGE THOMAS AP CATEsbr
JoSEs.=thi,vsl known officer died at Wash
ugion, Sunday night Ig belonged 10 the
second generation 81 ON naval officers, no
men who succeeded Decatur, Baron, Balm
bridge, and the rest Of those seamen who CON
Quoted the wars with the Barbary States, and
With Great Britain In 1929, and Of whom
Caplnin Charles Stewart Is the sole survivor
In the war Of 1929, CiPt Jones, then a
young man, had distinguished part, COM
mnnding tho small American aotlla which
on Lake borgne, offered 70 heroica and 30
bloody resistance 70 an overwhelming Brlt.
ish force headed by Caplain Loekyer, and
which had been detached from the fleet that
was cngagediu lor@arding the inyaslan Of
Louisiana. H. was one " the most credilahle
actions the war nndr the navy and the
country have ever been proud Of H. Il was
ruptuin Jones, who, In President lyler's time
seized Monterey, ON the Pacific, In the belief
that there Was war between the United States
and Mexico, an incident that created very
lively sensation,
\ SPANISH Moynifsf AuAlSH "BmUsH
OumAGEs,"-A tolegraphic despatch from
New Orleans Of May 26lh, 10 the Merchants
exchange, says that ad,ccs from Havana
state that Gen, Concha, Gov. General Of Cuba,
had sent the Spanish feet to prevent the
British cruisers from violating the sovereign
~ Of Spanish waters,
NAUOSAI CONVENTION or TACnlRs.--lhe
Teachers throughout the Union expect 10
meet in Cincinnati nest summer, aud have II
jubilee. The occasion which calls. them To-.
gelhcr II the Convention Of the National
Teachers Associations the time IL the second
Wednesday in August. Many Of the most
distinguished educators 81 this country aud
Canada will be- there,
~ That gathering Of Grc-cating fanatics
known rs the Southern Commercial Conyen-
ton, adjourned on the 10Th inst, 10 meet AZ
Nieksburgh on the second Monday Of May,
1859. Tho principle subject Of discussion
was the rc-opcning Of the slave trade, II
wasn't fully decided whether the traffic had
better be opened or not, The members
thought il advisable to take another year 10
think over the matter.
TIE BoSToS Tract SoCILTy.--The Boston
branch Of the American Tract Society, after
ah exciting session Of two days, adjourned on
Tuesday, having approved Of the resolutions
offered by Mr.. Hubbard on the first day. with
the exception Of the one which resolves TO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

" The New York Ledger states that mt
the funeral of a relative, N u. Willis, and
tssr-s4+s+'.--- 4+rr7r, Recently mot, and
recognized each other for the first time in
seven Years
A CoNGREssMAN's Excuse ron BAD SPELL.
lNG.-Foley, the Indiana Congressman, whose
lS't'r mas been published in the papers, and
the spelling and the grammar of which wbs
so bad that almost every one supposed il
forgery, now admits its gcnuineness, and ex.
cuses 1t on the ground that he was not very
well when he wrote it. The papers say he
must have been suffering under a rery bad
spell. In this letter Foley expresses desire
TO be turned loase in his district opin" now
fall and an opinion that he would bring up
at the poles" ~
~" Johnny Dean, the coachman, /, cpiov.
ing Ibis own Mary Arr in New York ,wbI.
the stern PARENT" Mr.. Boxer, has zone IN
Europe leaving them not n single rcd"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
Later from Kansas.

ST. LorIs, May 3l,-Ihiuy boxes NJ mu,
krls nave brru shipped from Jefferson On,
90 ihe border counties, in charge Of the QUA
termlstcr General Hackney, and lnspurr,r
General lilakcy, with the inferred design of
rfpelliug the. Invasion Of Missouri by ma.
auding bands from Kansas
Il 10 probable that the militia ia some Of
the western counties may be called out
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

" a balloonist who made an ascension
at Montgomery, Ala, to amuse the southern
convention, came down on plantation, when
the ovcrsecr and negroes fled in alarm. One
old lame negro, left behind approached with
extended arms what he supposed his Jesus,
cxclaimiug that he had been waiting for him
tt.rSo forty vctrs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
Count, Couri.

The june term Of Court commenced It's
session here on Tuesday, We give a report
Of what ha, been done, in another place, At
the time Of going to press the case ofthc c.
4 PAS. H. L. rersas Newell y Carpenter
is baing reviewed 10y the defendants, twill
hc remembered that this case was tried at
the Dp~mber term There are a good many
strangers in attendance on the court, and the
prospect iuyors q lengthy session.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

The Rev, l., II, Chaplin Of New York, 10
advertised to deliver his lecture on Columbus
At the South Church in this place on Thurs
day evening Of next week, at halfpast seven
o'clock, This lecture is called one Of Mr..
Chnpin's bcsti and his reputation a. q lee
turcr and the opportunities our citizens have
had Of hearing him hcrcloioic, will uudoubt-
eddy secure him a full house.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05
Naive Talent.

The following letters, which will explain
themselves, have lately been received by Mn
GuEc Of this place. --
sos BROADWAY, May -, lSjS,
DiW SIR Please send by return rs.
press one or two specimens. Photograph,
made 10y the Solar Camera. charging ct course
what Is right for them. Send the best you
can, and much ohligc,
Yours very truly, T.. ANTHONY.
/. y. GAGr SLJohnsbury. VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

ELECTION on L. s. SENATOR N RHODE Is
the Legislature of Rhode Island by II nearly
unanimous vote (02 out of 1907 have made
choice Of Ex-Governor Anthony, editor ofthc
Providence Journn for L. s. Senator for the
six wears commencing upon the fourth Of
March nevt. Mr., Anthony takes the place
Of NIr. (lGnSfD-no,r,,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

i-2- y man, about to open liquor shop at
Paincsville, Ohio, was visited by the women
of the place and cntreated to forego his pur-
pose. lie repulsed them rudcly. The next
night holes were made with augurs through
the cellar floor into every cask in the shop,
and all the liquor was wasted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

STRAws.-SenNtor Douglas voted in fovor
OF abolishing the fishing bountics, and against
repeating the duty on sugar.
livery Democrat in the House, but Hnrris,
went into caucus, and voted for the nominee
Of it, for Doorkocpcr
So L appears they continue 10 be aall
democrats" except on Lecompton,- Chicago
Jo,yn0i.
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oaiodonir County Court, June Torn,
Presentation, LUKE T.. POLAND, Chief Judge,
I ISa 9 q q N n hIIr Asso. Judges

Reported 90 the talriltanf
GRAND jury nrANNElItp ANp SWORN
william Harvey barnet Sheldon Coe,
Burkei Stevens Stevens, Abial G, Palmer,
Danyillei Daniel Robpua Groloui T. u.
Guyer, IIurdwick Aouzo X, Quimby, klr-
byI Philip Gass, Lyndon Thomas Eastman,
Peacham John Mcclure, ltyegate Charles
sanboru, Sheffield Calvin j. Wright, David
Chapman, -, Johnsbury John &, Iibbetsr
Sutton T., II, Chamberlin Waldeni VII
liam Hoyey, Waterford Samuel Nelson,
Whcelock Moses Krredge called as tails
man, J, C. Tibbels, appointed Foreman,
rrTu JURY mPANNmLEp ANp SWORN
William Stewart, bartholomew Gilkeuon'
Barnet &. 4. A, Humphrey silas Dexter
Burkei George Il, Drew, Manning morrill,,
Daryillei Franklin Heath, a, L, Rcnirew,
Groton i. s. Paine, H. o, Stone, Hard
wick William VI. llo,cy Kirby Charles
lugalls. Joel Lock, Lyndon 4, l., Taft, New
arl, 3phrnim Clark Simeon V, Nnrnum,
Pcachnm John Cameron, VIM, J. Gibson,
1,yegatei Joseph Ingalls,, Sheffield john
Emerson, lIcmman Butler, ST. Johnsbury
Henry W, E1stcrbrouks. Asa Marstiu, Snuonl
Osmoud IT, Wilson, George w, harrington,
Walden Nathaniel Lee, David Silsby, Wa
tcrlurd Hiram Kelsey, WhccloclG
Upon the call Of lhe docket 30 eases were
set for the jury
No. H. Johi Dana Va, iarou SmH, was
the first W order for trial, Action of As
sumpsit 20 recover money paid upon CON
tract for the purchase of q farm IN Walden
Plaintiff claiming that the contract was con-
a.. a.. a a.. 4
Case was entered June Term, 1888, and has
been twice tried before.
Trial by Jury and Verdict for defendant,
Tor 80 and costs.
T. Howard aud j. Potts Tor plaintiff b.
y. Davis, aud $, W, Slstc, for defendant
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Thr Wcnthcr

For the past week has been warm, dry and
beautiful. Vegetation has come forward like
magic. I've arc now probably out Of lhc
reach of Jack Frost, who uniformly visits us
the last Of May or first Of June.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-05

CoRnmruypIscE.- solicit voluntary r5m-
n,eHicafioas nom all parts Of lhe cnuHty upon
nsrters Of interest, ~ Items Of Neiss, iu par
,tr,riHr. witt be thuutfuiiy received,
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cue CaTrOoMfaW.
st, Johnsbury, June s, 1853,
rs c, 81. sToNE a 60,

Ilr Twin be the aim u The conductors Of lHl
CAtfposiAs 20 give the News IA on attractive
fern and iH ia season. 60 make M tursgesti'ig
aps els' alng Family joamal 10 discuss public
affairs vith indepsudrucp aud 'iyaeipi aud 10
rrhertlhe common SoW England sentiment against
ths rclt Wrong " slAycy,
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LOCAL AND STATE.
New Advertisements.

Retter that Hg oftobacoo-H. p Host
Safety fire works Holden, Gutter, & Co,
Legal notices on the Estates Of Charles Pea
body and Moses Hatch
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From the Editor tho photographic & Fine Art,
.JUfTUIi
% DrNNE 81, y. 81. Nm 81. 1sIS.

10 TIINNE 81 \. !, Nav p. lNJS.
Mn +. Is. GNGE,-DEtR SIR Yours Of
2lst just received. The pictures came yes.
tcrday. They are all good, but some are
better than Others. have seen the Solar
Camera Photographs at Mr.. An,hony's, and
they are decidedIg tie best pictures have
seen made in that way. With best wishes
for your prosperity, remain
Yours truly. H. II. SMELLING