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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-11


90 10 TIKI TEACHERS INSTITUTE
We have attended an lnsiitute, We have
noted ils character aud influence We have
seen tho power and skill 0f our Secretary ~
awakening an inirest aud an enthusiasm on
the subject Of Education. We have snru u
littls audience at sight w the course Of o sin
gle day, Increase til eAtfA seats ia the nlales
Of large hall we're crowded with attentive
LISTENERS, We have seen teacher 81 Ten
years' experience, sitting through oil tho en-
ercises till late hour ~ night Of the second
day, and then going home a-fooI ana alone
eight miles through q driving storm, rather
than lose q word We have seen old Hnl
! 0ung men and women, teach7rs and sehol
Hrs, reused up o. The value Of n thorough cut
turcI old interest renewed, new liis quieheU-
ed, and the esrnesturss aud devotion Of the
Secretary gradually Iranslased into large
audience,
We have been surprised, too at the amount
that can be accomplished in 20 short space
~ time. The most valuable suggestions W
~ tapigs ~ Common Aehnnl Education pnd
discipline, were brought out a5I set home,
with logical order, beauty point felicity and
wealth Of illustration, aud impaasloned force,
rarely equAlled. And better yet, was the
high moral purposc-gunning though all Ike
glraming thread Of guld-slirlDg the heart
TOuaing and quiekrninR al nuplef ASPIRATIONS
and 80 giving an impulse toward the great
end Of al education, the orginntion Of free,
independent thought and tho formation OF
There were no carefully written essays nc
tine theoretical yisws--beautiful To conten-
plate, bat uselrss % practice i--b but the eH-
perience Of u successful teacher, accurate
knowledge Of tho practical wants Of our
State, thorough acquaintance with the char
meter Of our -t,rvpir, familiarity with the brst
methods Of teaching the various branches,
just aud refreshing thoughts on the whole
subject OF Education, presented with oil the
power aud earncstnrss Of direct address,
The destitute II the great agency, in the
hands Of the secretary for infusing life into
orr School System, for making our legslg-
ton aud the various appliances Of Education
effective for good. Tho Institute Is thus
made the radiating centre OF wholesome In
rpcnces wherever IL IL held. "A means
Of creating henlthhll public sentiment alone
aside from It's Importance 60 teachers, It Il Of
iucadmnble value No friend &C Education
en- afford to be absent from is sessions lie
neglect by the teacher is unpardonablc,
n. g. C.,
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FUR GOODS

Collected with great care judgment,
- aud long experience, bought vi Ia cash, and
Nill ho sold cheaper than can be purchased any
rhets else in the STATE, aud AZ very much
WEIR PRICE s,
than they have been ior several years past.
among which are sable, Stuthetn aud STONE
Martin. LluK, Russia Squirrel Nussl- apd Ger
man Fitch Capes Iippctis, Cuns, and Muns -
Ladies' IN town and the adjoining toWus Will do
veil 90 visit my Fur Store, and examine ny large
doct before purchasing elsewhere. Also
coon. SEAL, AFRICAN LAMB & BUFFALO
Goats, Buffalo Hobrs Nutra, seal and otter
CAFS,--together With very large assortment u
Travelling BAYS, Gents Furnishing Goods. Sc.
/. \. GOTHAM
a, the old place opposite the st Jolm'buy
HOUSE,
Fur. OF
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Machinery and Castings,

V'HE subscribers haye on hand Woodworth's
II planners, Circular Saw Mills, Clapb8ald ard
nhinRle Mile ~ approved patterns aud excellent
workmanship; alsa huRaT-houHe Arch-mOuthh
and Plates, Blacksmith IWiTeF, Fan Bellows
aud Tire Rollers, Boa Stoves, Barn door Rolls,
Iron kinka, 80 Sc, CHElnBs and forgipgs u
every description, and repairing done 90 order and
AZ short notice. lALlET a THOMPSON.
So, JnhushuTy, W. b8u
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A GOOD UNDERSTANDING
Cheap for Cash !

TWNITE subscribers would announce 20 the public
Il that they are just receiving largo supply Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every desirable style and quality, for their
Wholesale aud retail trade, direct from the best
manufactures in Massachusetts, and Vermont,
which they Offer at retail NJ low as can he bought
in this, or any other County In the State. aud
at Wholesale rs low as can be bought In Boston, or
New York markets.
They continue to manufacture to order n great
variety Of warranted Boots and Shoes, for Ladies'
and Gcntemcn.o of excellent workmanship and out
OF the best quality ofHtock
Also constantly ON hand for sale Kid aud Goat
Stock, French Calf skins, shoe thread, nails &c.
They would return their acknowledgements for the
liberal patronage they have received and respect.
fully solicit u continuance Of public favor.
" Please call and examine for yourselves, be .
fore purchasing elsewhere.
ALLEN & BURPEE.
Railroad St. st. Johnab,iry. sep<. 2, 1888
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Horse Shooting
A N j

IEAC OK sNTTT1ELNGL
'ENIIE subscribers would respectfully announce
u to the public that they have formed part
netship for this purpose ~ carrying on the above
named business. All kinds Gf work done with
neatness and despatch.
c. Patterson, one Of the firm, will give his per-
sonal attention to horses in the habit Of cutting
or overreachng or having bad feet. lie thinks
from his long experience he can give general sat
isiaetion. The patronage ofthe public is respect
fully solicited. G. PATTERSON.
ST. 8. u. MARSTON.
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$500 ACRES OF PINE
TIMBER LANDS,
SAW MILLS, AMID "a
LARGE, FARM
ron sALEt

ron sALRt
.TUHE subscribers deairous Of closing their
i business In Essez County, W, nos onsT Tor
sale the following described prnpery ,,
la she Town VI hWnsWicki lots p % ~ ~
q, ~. ~, ", 49, rs aud 6l. tMill lptl at in he
on the above named lots, there are htinefn hlH
aud ia millions-ffrt pf pine timber ~ on w
ID division lots lie 90 body, aHd adjoining 'N'
In ths town Of Ferdinand, formerly Wsnlort'
los 20 and 20, let division. These are Fey arsli
able wuod lands, the q, ], Hallway pAhafs 4y'
ruds through them, also an undiNined hail ~ lpfs
2 n, ~, la ist division, and 90 aud w 20 "a d'l,
ion. Also, iu Ferdinand lots g. 10, 10, ~ 10 ~
division aud an undivided hall ~ the eltAe ana
school rights "a said town, On lhe'e 'oA @Ie
large amount ~ old Etuuth pine,
IL the town u Brighton, The whsle ~ me
Grammar School Right and iu laldeIhluih paf'
lots ~, lth range and ~, tih range. Az ~ tn'
above dfacbed lots ai land were selected ana puf-
ohased Tor the valuable timber growing upon ihpm.
Nearly ull OF them lie on the line Of WITHIN Two
miles of the Grand Trunk Railway, ana Hfe Falh-
bic NOT ouly for the Pine, bat Alec ioI lhe laiss
quanutiep ~ Spruce and iirmlOrk iiu'bgf, Cellar,
iiackmetack, and all kinds ~ hard wood thI sLln.
uUhCr aud railroad purposes Asp, 4 W.
SAW MILLS, on faW stream 10 hfANAHl'h'
oue and q fourth mile huia the railway station -
Said Mill containsAll the Machinery and hAiurea
usually found iu first class mills iVr WauuiAfl ufr
ing lumber, Circular beard sAW Machine upright
single cav and edger. ClapboATd Machines shin
gle. do, I.ath do sugaT-bDr do, Heading do j,
said miils we're erectedn 1854. al an expense Of
$1,000
ia Maidstone, living on the CnnuertirM River,
iii. NAHHf-A So. - sffv - 80 o." 90 H
Judge lluRhrs farm, said farm contains 400 acres
100 acres ~ which Is rich Meadow land, 40 acres
~ high inteUale, 100 acres insturage, aud the
remainder n wood lands, Said farm j. vel va
tered aud fenced, the buidngs are Ia good re-
pair
The above described property will BE- 'uld 10
lots 90 suit purchasers, aud At GREAT ban
GAINS, Address, u, n. 4 ], q, bEAIlll,
Guildhali. W.
Information respecting the Timbet lands can
be obtained ~ NJ, u, Johnson, ESQ, land surrey
~, Coos, n, H., aud ~ the farm, Of Dr., Henry J.
Watson, former Owner, tulldhAll, W.
MAidstons, VI, Oct 2ltt, 1853, II "
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Teas and Groceries.

YOUNG Hyson, Gunpowder, Oolong and
Il English Breakfast Tea Whole and Ground
Coffee OF different kinds, Spices OF all kinds.
Sugars Of all kinds, Vinegar Molasscs, Syrup,
Raisins, Currants. Citrons, Rice. best quality Of
Lard, Cod Fish, salmon, Butter sc. All Of the
above articles and many more for sale cheap by
Sept 8. E. JEWETT
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Dwelling House for Sale.

IA TINIlE subscriber offers for sale his
fgh dwelling house. situated Ia the
IHit&3R beautiful and thriving village Of West
IllBX Concord. Terms made easy Tor the
aAl--12~--~ purchaser
- DAVID HIBBARD.
West Concord. June q. 1858. Off
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CARRIAGE WORK.

HNHE subscribers having rented part of the
II shop formerly occupied by Wheeler a Flint
IN the steam Mill, would say TO their friends and
the public. that they are prepared To do any work
IA Carriage building or Repairing that may be
required. Also, Patterns and Models made by an
experienced workman
Also Stimson 4 Chapn's improved broadcast
seed Sowing Machine, which with one horse, will
SOW from 20 TO 30 feet wide. and more even than
can be done by hand. .Cgll aud see them.
All work done faithfully. and with despatch
Please give US a call. q. II. CHAPLIN & co.
st. Johnsbury, April H. 1858 VI
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j. ID. Chase & Sons,
PracticalFounders, Machinists
AND MILLWRIGHTB,

II EEP constantly on hand Castings, Mil
IN Irons, Water WhreisA Board Machines,
Clapboard aud shingle Machines, Corn Crackers,
Smut Machines, 40 Sci aud build Lumber and
Gnst hilla. Also dealers Ia Manufacturers Artl-
olcs, va NH stones, Boiling Cloths. India Rub
Der HrltuR Hose and Packing Leather Betting,
Lace Leather and Belt Hiyets, and saws of all
descriptions,
MillWHghts supplied with Irons, Machinery, Sc,
AZ a liberal discount Al work warranted, Or
aer or enquiries by mail OF otheTsiae promptly
attended 90, 4bu
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gbF Californian.
Vermont Education.
90 TO THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

,pulnslsa uuder he ,sariiau sf,hs state Iaara' Com
miiur
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NEW GOODS.

TUST received--the best assortment of w.
~ |. Goods. Groceries, Crockery, Glass and
Hardware ever offered IN this county, all Of which
have been bought for cash 9O,rn tnot on years
credt). and CAN and WILL be sold at better
bargains than ever before, Call and see nj ...--
Il. +. BItoWN's.
Oct 20. s,f
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Iobbing Business.

VNUE subscriber, will carry on the business
4 heretofore done by Il Flint & Co; and
would solicit leaning OF all kinds, and also Stone
work generally SH LEE
O6tf
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WOVe Wire Cloth,

GUITABLE for Threshing Machines, Win
- moving Mills Window serena, SO, fur sale
Ian BOYNrOA s. pEhlNu.
Sept. 2, 1919
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Flour!

ELoUR, Corn, and Rye Meal, for Sale by
+. JEWETT.
Sept. 8.
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Room Paper
Staff of Life.

DEST brands of Flour in Bags and Barrels
I'D Graham and BuckwheAt Flour, Rye, Corn and
Dat Meal. Hominy and Shorts, constantly on
hand at r. y. BROWNS.
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PLANNING WORK,
A MEmCAN \ FoREIGN PATENTS
n. II. EDDY. Solicitor of PATENTS.
lia' AGENT ofIls ; r.I,al ono. Warrington. under

late Agsutofth $. Patent once wAshnston. under
7s,t4U -. orrosrt suHr ~, sosros,
An,r az t'',u,,t Hs.hs ct HpIsi1, a. ,r,nV tsat,
Great nnAn, ffsb,c, and other mtstl. gouutrTs @.
susgaca.ts A.signmsgis Palft. of nfsN'
ps,sn ns,ssr,hss Hsdc iaia " forrsn Ssiis
u.n."and i,sai OF "thrr advice fcudsfy DO ali matters
touching the same tupi"s ~ c tlalna ~ any Patent
FURNISHED b, feml''ing one Dollar As'lsnmenisfreoided
rG, N.sr,, i,no ont, a., Arrsstin New England. but
ert-iunE the pateuahy Of teut"us unsutpass
~ Do q pct imm' a.atabl supennf o. aul Sh,h 80 pc
prove that rs MoHt Succtsttl AZ tHt PattNt az.
70. sna w., st,1, ~, 49,, M. vg,ii al uat h.
r',irs+-t .-s. t.t-i-y" s'' e-n Prove t-'i. H.'r
81. a. moderate Tho tumsns pra,,s OF the subscriber
during twenty past has enaulrd him ioascumuatr
patents These besides NE extensive library ~ icsa
sud nes h,li Z, ~ ~ - -
question Co offer superior ae lrs ~ obtaining pAtentA
tent sed s.0sl srsat deay Ihss here saved In
'sutofs
Tr5f,H0ninh,
- regard NJ Eddv of the mosi capable and sue
crts pfa, utouufs With whuui have had unlciA inter
CHAs MASON" Commissioner o. Patents
- have nn hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ p,fs,3 NOR .1ln latent aua te'tT
,.ouig them an csny and favorable consideration al
E6atN nUREE." Late Commissioner Of Patent,
"Hoston. Fchruar, I. lsas,
NJ II II Rdd' hasmais flrmc tiliRrEgN spplsstru.
an but OSk of which patents have been granted. ana
that onvis nov peudinE Sneh unmistatahic prnof Of
all in,ruturs 81 apply hn pfurutr their patents
they may De- sure uf having ihr most mthW attention be
JOHN TAUGARr"
Prom sept i7lh 1857 60 June nth s' the subscriber.
VI sSS,sS %, Fl, i' ' yy ~ S 5'g's@ se
dvesdrd IN his favor ~ ,rv evhis- 90 pstceis
Boston, January l. ISIS OILY
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The Staff of Life n

tST received another Tot of that excellent
~ FlouI--and for sale by the barrel or lag
Warranted to give satisfaction, or the money re-
funded. A. NJ COOK
Railroad ST., opposite Pass. House.
Oct. q. IN
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DOTASII in CANS, for sale at
BINGHAM'S.
Dec. lst. 1858.
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800 Reward,
NEW LOT

OF Triple, Lard, Salmon, Mackerel, Trout.
~ Goldfish, Halibut and Herring. just received
T.. r. nROwN's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
,,e w.rr-cu. faus. urd To, ,ee eQu,lly productive a.

We w'rr-cu. fssue. utd m,ee eQu,lly productive a.
Mr. Wils't's.
Pof. BAPss-The 6rS cu;Gvs,or. Of the Hemp.
s'eso Ii7me kGo~ J.m.s Pod was he irst IN sn
wi" tu,tlsated thls lad st.uue ~t.u i: ass es-
feuec 50 poor sbd ussrs tt.t he sns D. PERMITTED to
iefCe ~ jus as uch te pe.s-d aEd ID 81 sad is
81 u ue. aso very productive.
DIR PtCK-Th,re ne uow sOre cf the 6nest grsss
isIut Ia to Asie Ie.r aLerr Wa. Cesbs nsud 10
North htmps ESQ, upou the u-ct st'l thOwo ~ ths
PeiDs, etd stich bel 1g. T. the 6ld tovc of Hemp
stao, aho woich q people w,li al ow To b. s,'d
teceose It makes q niIon coz peetate AID teoss
who use II Tor that usiet Il ST il ia soVd for oang
elee
The dscussloD ntiou-d at con.id able length
with general ser.eu.n, thss lot Only toe barren
lard Of Lcng lsl.nd, but al slGar laud can bs reeo
voied and nade 10 produce any other crop by clover
ahd 'hst tnat is The coespest sud sa.es means 10 tue
woro 10 renovste rp-Out isLas.
long Island Cher-rs.-Mr B1rtlstt showed a
breIca n-Ics in.iy ioaoeo With cherries ffoo tree
to STOW bow bat land can be renvvs ed snd maze 10
prcducA choice frplts
St,0vctyrics H. Finley in letter from D.ven-
port JO9s. ssye: have not sUc1e-ded seil Nth
straw Ferries, ard want 10 ascertain rbe qasn Iy
sn' OF liz Z, sat eno water 70 apply 10 an acre, as
I" fAw tie matte ,efer ed 10 in rte report 10 lHg
TRIBUNE If the ploceeoioss Cf the Cub, ~aca
=" r-sd ~ith great s-ti-i-c'i0o"
X G. Porcee e;tes the dssired inform ,tion a. f)
love: For plot Of ground 2" by 20 ieet, would
busbel Of ucjeaco.o eehe~, to give the needed pot
ssh arc peck ct cal; Dissolved water 20 point of
satUr-ti,n With which slsck 1u-he of Ii ne
as,tors ofht Ctub.-D0s FtRNIs FERRFR OF Nics-
rsppa pIse+nt at tte ueetiog to-day, AID f. end
Of biz stated tia. lie hes e0etiDes rary H. a0
besd Of cattle bis bscieLc-. There also sevs
ral women preseLt, Notwithstanding the excessive
beat and it is ib'ttotd by and BY t, get up dsols
sios il which tlt car take p-rt, Ia TIE culiva
tf flowers, clio matters of yroSt interest to
the fen ale portion of ,ociety.
nh nc1t mtct'ng wil 10. take place unit. Monday,
July l9. AlteiSa ID. eeti Ks vii Do held fof-
Lign ly, Until cooler ses'her.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Messra. Harkeu aid 6olrnes held another cf their
odssbioucd 90 Loti ug meetings yesterday, and COT
cuced that they hao ceter so ourn over Ill tedey
for the purpose of gran'ios licen es.
Stce the o.cison oi the Court Of Appeals d'clsrog
tie selling Of liquor without ilceose poIctaole o.
ftDse MI HAsks att itfrmtd our reporter that apph.
cations for Licenses pcu IN bis office at the
ra of fifteen per day. Sin,e this sDoounoe N nj,
which war nade nt.'ly a week oso the Board has
held two meet'rgs d. The 6rst OF whic1 there wers
only ten spplicst"rs preeIttd. sod at the Jss'i'g
yestf rosy the eh quence of Mr.. Hs'kett failed to
oraw up sirRe applicant. 1t reminds one of ''ths
three black crow-"
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YOt Uoiversi,v. Osirgts N. iu'ecse heat the at
tendss ce OF the occs-ico sot l~rge q. usu.l
After mueic by Dodworh's Band Chsuoeilor Ferris
offered prayer. rh' Rev. II = Csroeute, Of Book
kn delivered the ota'Wn. IL took for his sibj-c.
the coodiron urd.r wh ch the collective miod Of tue
race csn best ~ort e. advantage He regarded the
recognition Of usbhoNd-thst . mao Vas m'n-
wss on i'm or an conoitop. Next, systemaIc eff rt
aud the sbiry t. foil W prof-s ION, aod b'aocl
Of the pro Sc iOn that u'.d To- the individuality
WA essential Ag-in, a proper Knowledge Of is
place wss ecesssry fr the uipd.
The poem MAS delivered by Pa Benz amin" True
IndepenG ence"
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FIRES.
FIRE EiGnIH AVENUE

FIRE IN EiGhIH AVENUE
As Officer Clifford was p-ss'Dr Mr-. MoCorm'oks Q
nil1efy tsatlnhm.p', No Isl Eighth avenue,
about I2 O'Clock N noay right, re oisc ,vered that
the store was on fire. and insanity raised 40 alarm.
The ffemen so.n exuDgLiShed the a1mss Lot buw-
ever before tbs stock damaged 70 the amount Of
az OGO. Occurred fer 81 600 in the Bunbo ct, sod
81 coo in the Pbaotl Jhis losursDce Companies.
FIRE IN DyIsiOH STREET.
At 5 O'Clock yesterday moIriog q f'e wss discov-
cred ID building rear of No go Division street oo-
cup'eo as day boarcing- house. TIE fire was soon
nut out.
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Tax sriciDI oF Ms VIZ. llxSR, Drssr-Crr<
tionIt sss -ros~ous'y rrPored ,essssssy tsss NC.
Nm. H.o'y Drtey. wue c'onHu-d src'e- oa as%
Coy a. his r-si'soc.. N. iisA~ous G. by sasssss
t.U.stf 9th p's'o iea e. tie % sms'ss OF tAs
rsss set oy snsp'css ot lehi-,'y 10 trs pat Of s~
wife. Ti,,i. 'oeal Y tss-, snd ps,e'msn sse rs-
pos.ed ks csse OF the CvroOers ohcs IL rr-p,saNs
f,s tie ssset,ico NJ. DENY b.a e->s aaSca fsf
several y.su AID fS seue ans ps' n.s spS ss-s
sb e e srupd to say basip~ss us hms. we'- bsess-
ug par.I, geo sri hs ~h ie s!stsa gr.ddsay d.
cevsx Toe-e .fictI.-s pr-ycd UPON his 1.iad saA
leo Inn TO take b., ale.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

TIE Strawberry Festival Of the Lee avenue SssssH
School viii be hs ID 10 the Grove Of J. G. Bnvssst,
b. .dford, l. l.. tO-asy, on which occss0a the fns
Annual Pic Mic, together wi tho fourth Ass-
verssry Of the SAbbah School the Third OF tho BOZ.
Meetings, the S@cood of the Bensvslsnt Socsy, 80
tho Fus. of the Band Of Hope, will DO celebrated.
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

DEATH IRONS Us.SrROxE.-Aboutn noon on hssdsg,
a young WOMAN named Hooors Rsymer, rssidiss -
Richardson street, between Graham sveous ssd S"Ss
street, was prosratsd by the effects Of the son. VINE
cror.ipg q fed near Bushwick. OF sr Cnbey Of ths
Sixth Duuc. hsd her conveyed TO her residsnoe, saA
rendered all the assistance in his powsr 70 restore hss
The aid Of physicians was also called, but sue dss1
about AZ hour alter The Coroner Wa notified 70 he'd
An INQUEST.
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Sucr2r BY TAKIse LlUnArsm.-Coreeer Csnsesy
h.c az mq4est 10 Ia scsy. .; N. - S'I,n svesss,
upon tte bVdy OF lrvss M,ftnes soslse OF i'rssss.
30 y.srs Of sss VITO comutei sac de by sss 10 reg
a large eusIt,'y Of lsucsnrm. Dacesssd sa' -
ten pt,sts 10 he habit, 10 very iaaisc Z crcan-
he having been tor srsGy thrre y-ss Psss sa
Of ,mpo,m~rt. Toese m'sf'VuSes la nim 70 take
he lie. Tee Coronets Jury rrHteEed . vsfS,s@ q
"Suc,de ., tssug lsr6sbun.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

DRowxyp wHiLg R,rHIsG -.utoDiH Psyncs.
F,cho, resided o. tA II Ho-d sot f-s' sseet<
.,a Adam Ki,. G-rasn q, NJ 50 0-~ss'ch s--% ss
,lm,r ,~.s a~ IS y-s- .; ss- "eir "a dts.A
bi- b.tM N bstt-f, TIT n~s
e.. b. . r-ss..ra and Zoo ..~.. -u b. bid a~s ts-s
t.nss ..rrn. IS y-s, II ~.. ifs waei y~-eaS
usr wh. ha.h.rs tas foot q Oa. ssai ~ M ts~s
,,reet tta yer afonsr is GELD o. up as s>
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bn sou.ed TOR producing tho possibe edse sse
Can b. obtain he subscfih~y and sote nofsoWWS -
q sIrspkss store Ma Asor Heass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

RFpUrxD ball THIrF A young msn giving W.
u.a. =. M.Iks - yes'e'a'y sTsan on 70 os
.t.r, IL 50 arce G. e fce val street bv Ct2a st'sy,
et the sr, Pt,nc on ..peion of 80 ss et az.
ysu.N- ovrre a.. wtich h- h>d ia ~. po.--"a sss"
. ~ a.. hi. s,tu sud uid rve .si-e cry scrsas,
nv h. san. Ia pe..~..ion them hs ~A locked " fss
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

Cspsr D. Cap isf-'r-c il tine - prev vsut retss-
top on TIE par of tns officer VINO eo~ conducted tae
preoter to tte Tcnihe.
RssIcot IL an c e.. der and bas been three ,rss
arrested COW atd soote.c-i by Ju-tce Bresn,o.
10 esch Is-tspcs kseve- the fxecatsoo Of the SEQ
tel ce said bsva been suspended, and ths prisoner
permitted 70 40 81 lSge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

THE EXCESSIVELY H0T WEATHER does w.
r,s,, n, the Phrep1lnsc rooms " fowLse WfLLs -
koadvs, fro b. log ronGa for aad fsi wssa
deacptious .! chAfarsssa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

Our readers will rensmbsr the Strawberry Pssiva
to b, he'd by the ladies Of the Greenwood Bsp.s So
oi.,y No. Isj Atlantic street, 90 Wednesday ~
Thunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

REScosTRr IN BRoADwAr.-On Monday afternoon
difficulty occurred in Broadway, near Resde street,
between Mr.. Ashby late Chief Surgeon OF the Central
America, ard Capt. McGowan Of the steamer Moses
Taylor Ashby demanded Of McGowan that he rstfa
What be had raid at Norfolk against him when he vas
At that port in the Empire City and after the loss
Of the Central America. McGowsn refused. Me.
Asbby then struck him. after which McGowan crossed
the stIeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
THING FoR THIS WEATHER There

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tbsu B,ssu~s NussvN us iucuu-rsot- 81 ,~s 80
cous al. ops end cts u CURIOSITY 10 smps 49,
IN. n,v Al eel, bsaa amaan drama OF JsssIE Ha.aSes
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