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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24
Stats Of tie 5f(arhsts.


I
Four-Fine 90; extra, 49, 5o375; Buck wheatS1 so
Com Mcal-:,00 p 100 lbs
| Whcat-spring, 45a5Oc; winter, GO.
Dressed Hogs retail at 5 ceIits per pound
| Oats lS@f20c.
Corn-20a25.
| Potatoes--5Oa35c.
| Mineral-S20 r Thousand
Fruits-Dried appes-sl, so p bu green do. 81 5oa
| 81 p Dbl. Dried Peaches, &c.
! Candles -I2@e13c; pressed, I5 star, 2f9o25.
Tallow-I0@l1.
Butter-1l 1I5. Eggs, 10c
Sugars-N. o., 7as Clarified, 1o1aa11; Powdered la
| l3}a
MISUNDERSTANDING, 49, N. Q. Sugar House, 40; su-
gar House Syrup, 10.
Wood S5a5 SOP cord.-[ Daily ADV.
Milwaukee Market-April 2Dtll.
Wheat-63a64 for good club; 65a70 for the
range of winter.
| Corn-30a35.
Oats---steady, 25a26.
Pork--dressed hogs, So, 75a6 per cwt
Prairie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WHEAT-Spring 45c
FLOUR 1,50a2O0
POTATOES 50
BUTTER -15a2O.
CHEESE-l0a15.
EGGS 10
HAMS-l21aca13c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

CoNyIcrED.-P. Kenan, the murde rer 0
Michael Pagan at Patch Grove over
year ago, and who took his case to Iowa
Co. by change of venue, has been senten-
ced by Judge Cothren to seven years at
w aupun. This is an instance Of convlc,
ton after change Of venue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24
p I e .

April 17th-At Potos after illness of Is months
Mrs. HESTER A. WRIGHT, aged rs years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

planting TREEs.-Besides the apple,
there are several native fruits that can be
cultivated with profit, as the plumb, goose
berry, grape, DC, and they can be had
everywhere, without cost. Like money
at interest, the first and second year ap-
pear to pass by without much gain, but
after that, the income is considerable; the
third year and every year thereafter brings
pricipal and interest compounded. Orna-
mental trees may be counted in the same
manner, only they profit the soul while
fruit trees rather feast the appetite and Az
arace. Plant trees in the Spring season
and in the Spring time Of life and when
the winter of ripe age comes yon will have
ripe fruit to remind you of the tree Of life
by the river side which bears perpetual
fruits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

County AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-1he
constitution, regulations, premium list and
rules of order for 1858 are published on
the first page of our paper. We hope the
paper containing the same will be saved
for reference when wanted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

MILLINERY.-Miss Mary GRAHAM so
lcits work in the milIiner line in Lancas
ter and keeps on hand stock Of trim
mings,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

az Persons indebted for the Heruia,
otherwise forward the money BY mail in bills ami
stamps and we will return receipts for the sans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

WArcH MAKER.-JoHN ROBERTSON
watch maker and jeweler in Lancaster, whe
served his time regularly in Scotland, viii
serve all requiring work in his line.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

MILL AND FARM FOR SALE.-Mr. JONI
ANDERSON offers for sale bis mill and farm
on Green River. See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

MAD Doe.-A large yellow dog passed
through Fen nimore NE fore part OF thls
week. known to be rabid. He bit eyeral
head of stock belonging to Mr.. Graha n
and others and afterwards attacked a wag.
on y lille in motion on the road. He was
,fertwarls heard Of in other parts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

az Tribune Ailnanacs for sale at th(
Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24
FIRE AT BOSCOREL-BARNETT HOUSE DE.
TR0YED.

On Saturday evening last, the Hotel be-
longing to Andrew Barnett, Esqr., and
kept by himself and son Jared, was total
ly destroyed by f.e, the cause supposed
TO be lighted candle left burning by one
of the boarders while he went out tempo
rarily to a neighboring grocery. The loss
of property is about $4,000, and much
more when it is considered that the father
and son are thrown out of a splendid bu
siness by the catastrophe, and the public
deprived of accommodations not elsewhere
afforded in that new and flourishing town.
So sudden Gid the flames spread that
scarcely ling was saved, and many of
the dodgers lost all but the clething on
their backs gathered up in hurry and con-
fusion. Twenty or thirty persons were
compelled to scatter for safety; one, sleep
ing in an upper room ten feet from the
ground, undertook to let himself down
from the window by sheet but forgot to
tie the other end and came sprawling-
without any damage however.
After the fire, as an exhibition of ear
nest magnanmity and inducement for
Messrs. Barnett and son to build a new
hotel, the citizens of Boscobel and Lancas-
ter signed a paper pledging near $1,000
for the purpose. They have not yet de-
termlned whether to build or retire from
the business, though there is great public
anxiety for them to accept the all and put
up new hotel buildings.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

GE Wilson's new Map Of Grant Co.
or 1857, for sale at he Herald Office. Price $500;
anvass with rollers, $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

Be- Enquire a, this Office for house to
,ent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

e. jon PRINTING neatly executed On
TO Herald Gat9nipper, and on the shortest notice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

RB"A Also, best Writing and Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Drafting, Copying aud Tissue
Wisconsin Maps &c.
ScheOi Registers, for sale at the Her
aid Office price Is cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24
Sherif's SaIe-Goodrich.
Frank Barr, pi'R

Solomon Goodrich & Layan-
tia NJ, Goodrich, his wife, 4
Simeon y. Powers, Derts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-24

~ MERCHANTS and MECHANICS LED
eBns and Day Books-also, Pocket and Memorandum.
Books for sale at the Herald Ofce!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17
DIsEaTEnr - DtARRHdA - RELAX
ffssa ~ J. q, CrssH, ~ CLtcsgs,
CONSTITUTION : cOsrivEsN'.

FNsa ~ j. p las5AH Aesfstai' thSa@a.
'Too much rsnnot ~ - your rilis Tor the ,sr- -
,ssfirsasi ~ oilsTs ,fIug Atefnty have tsund hsm
40 scAei0ns hsF.. they shnui JOIN ~ pf,SaluinE
u fof the b-usht " de. ulu dvs ~hp suffer ffsm that
complaint wbiyh, Ahuagh bad enough n tsst 10 Tho pro
~ nit0r of ohsp thst l-is1s s'FsHo' -
originate In tho liver, but ySuf PLi Affect that vfgsn sud
tie dssAss,"
IaFunIrITs oF rHE BLoop - ScHoTrLA - BkT-
sirELAs SALT RHIuN - TETrRh - TrHom
- RnHUN NTisA - GovT - NErHALotA.
Pros D.. Essi,si Han FAdsts,nA~
You rght Doctor In saying that yolr rfia rurg
ths haod. IrJ do hRt hHfr us them 81 late tsart -
practice and With your sIrment II their smo-eJ
They stimulate the eHcrrore and ~ the ml urt'iSe
that sAsuss In the hi rnsrndsrinE difvast They
stimulate ho Of digestion and lnfuse VITALITY AAd
'sor into the system 49,.
Sush r.n,sir. you prepare national bened AHa
You dsserye great credit for thsta"
FoR HnApAcHH SICK HEApAcHE-ForL SroN-
Ach-PiLKs-DhcrsY -PLHTHoRA-PARALrsN
-FIrA sc,
No-a n. Esifayyi Hevif. haiii-crs
- a. D.. Avn esuud An-v~r you to,-f complaints
wil YOUR ftiiN beVsr tsan ~ ~ OF ht ~
ctt y,'fgrhrs ,asdicHS pae" great depend.
sn-rual eahRf,'c " As '.a1t-Ai ~Hh ats-
snd sevuE - do that rtts AnVrd ~ tho bsst
--rr--- -siu-- th-tn iIrEr+y
Sc M,i Of the Pills In market contain MsrrurJ, which.
although vausfs rrT'v1y
"a attic PIN from, Tho drcadfu consequences that -
qu-ntly fis- s ncauSous 1Lsts contain no 4rsv
" ~ uiilspl Substance whatever.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17
sYAYK ~ TNRNONT


osrpua TSgsa J..a..
/ q Ca.ss,sl.'s, 70 ,n' Chancellor Of Tho @uuh
ne petition Of onedl, Young q walrerd IN the Coua
90 is,h das ~ prbusfY ia duS ese,uisd g. 'au'
Wsera s s Ess' a. afs2 sS :, s 20 s me Ga 70
paIl % l,l 4gesi l.e 10 ihs ~ tanse and part q m
that the sald pa'idsln snd vr have his ds decided h
speu,er oel date rrsrcnrr 10 said Ilplnn
ad ~ t' ~ spseg3 ' g1p,t6"g We 'i,l b.,,d.39
% ,S,g@ "% 5 gl s1g9 gs1@a i M e. M "Gr
,on q tcarr a. mlgss. &, VII er o. ,nin II one
D ~ one pl d. 500 q eue gaoltrd dasr., P,'.
s sn 90 .aS s e., G a. Hg o. , ogs @ 90 ny
d Nv t ' , a p, &c '9 # re gant.i a,s pa,ahs
nns hmf,d laiIal- ra'aur go the ~ dar Of Apul s
,ts "i, ,,' ,Hg ,u' ~ - HUNDRED dnlaf pal"br 90
.uif' a,l ',5 d..af e., ~ on ~ ls da, q Apf
sun are NOV lls' 'ur aui osius and nave not been
IT, ,rce VIZ. a,.t named 10 sli q, d,n ala ii
}rM' n'r[c" 900 We tgmslulns tur uul,st agl your
go gan 9a' q ocl"o., . ~ Ihc s-l Gratis r.
Amos, "iscd end r,u''. according lulaw, ,up, ofvrh
dcrl n9w hrfg 20 'lWi ,'u, gtd s, prru,r, - coo.
not,,. ipil . ohsnuriu ihrn 81 - J,h1.GUr. u is
counts 81 wuisr iud stats ~ vermont AZ ,op !" i ,
yl,"Gf T"p.' ',eel ,ggio,sn' ihs, on ,b' ' dl o
81 a. dlis duy .fnr scerd o. tuowlrisr and record
dli oe,c .ald plcul.r' Go a. " Sargent II R,,lGm
your p.illutf wuuli htthrf irpfr-rnt uat, thr ru
d1 NJ March. \ " 49, TIE h9iu tauilUs T. nasIl,uu
t value treir ,l i'sg,rrr9 and as'isprl the then
upucr "hh srfr men aud .tll unpaid aud on ihr
s1ut dHN last n'trs i inn rhii tautus J. Davidson %
endorsement upon me tack ~ said mortgage arci t4ii
arnfdhs tnlaW ~ vAui sssrH
baNuu 70 utrrrat IN All 4it u4ftsagrd prriurss ana
AUuf et utf Asrfs that lr s uuN ne a. aiI
b'afcr ui said uutrs and utgasod sr,utit hrrrtifg
Ahr Ictlntf rAAs illl The A. Lll1 ~ IA
alALL- L.
iu Tue pfrutHra Ah ~ frtYsru aFfrrait a. thf at a.
diminish the EArrurc Vt Yfr tossing ufgarra Ia equity
Islsutdl bhEulAU iOi 80. bY
- Z. NHuus a, his AIii,ituf
Tho foregoing petition has been du ut ~ ht ONCE Of
the tl"fk ct Tie Count hantrfy the auuty0f shtn
duutt atifrsai AMI bctausc the aid D. " Sargent
,adrs OF ~ this state 30 mat aut canuaftc
81 upon hW.
ibrf,"irt To- pursuance ~ the pruVn ~ tho Complied
Nialutrs thAp o. scot a. uuuDt ~ hrrrht ENru the
hAll W Nafkfhi aud De- Il hereby required appear
j. 'fr The Court % thautrff. "a i ami sr County uf
talriurl 60 &C. hudrH 90 tur Court House johns
Hui' % the ahu county 80 ttrHua tho urs Iursat
~ ihr irAi ant AAr answer Co. the flftEuu- pruu
ahI anl" ~. pfirt di',,uus aud d.t'v urroin O.
s1d Cont shan srfiuiuttt AMI The prtluHurf directed
Hta.r sad pgut"n and uls "rdgr o. o." put-sl u me
iN'dalt iHIrl lu stl! So 'u.hli,fs. t44ua s.L-
,ugeg,-t,r tnc a,t % Z, al I,a. vup dag
bttl 90 Ht AuhuufA. 90 satd County uf Dsiru,rt, the
SIS tuAs DANA, CLERK 3D. Cb,n,ogy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

~ A Paris correspondent says; The late
Washington ban at the American Legation.
was the subject OF o han mat dropped hy the
French Minister of War; which ought "a have
publicity, Marshal valiant demonstrated
with Mr. Mason previous to the hnll on the
iuappropriatwcss Of giving "a tr,e during
Lent, and asked if il were not q mistake III
il is mistake" replied Mr.. Mason, III was
Washington Who made II, Tor lh1t Is his birth
day, and the ball is in honor Of the event"
"Oh, that's it," replied the Marshal "thcu il
is the only mistake he ever made in his life
The Marshal wa, one of the fr,, guests at
the ball. concession he made 10 the name
Of Washington, for he is a strict observer of
tie .itets--..f- ll.L4..- iAe-a.aAna
ira, in opcning the gaycties Of the cycning.
commenced the national air, " Hail Column
bia Z" the whole company spontaneously rose
,---..IL--Tr feet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

DRnDrrL RAILROAD AcchpENr-O Fri
day last, Rev 4. Il. Hudson, Professor of
Mathematics in Oberlin College, Ohio, was
and crushed, litcraA m to pieces. lie was go
ing to Bcrca, 10y ftfuin of the Cleveland.
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company,
and got Oft NJ Olmstcad for some unknown
purpose. The ears starred suddenly. and in
attempting to get on board, he fell under the
wheels, and though not Killed, was 80 disabled
as 10 be unable to move himself from his
dangerous position. Shortly after, train
of the Cleveland and Toledo road came along,
and the engineer saw the wounded man wing
on the track, and saw him make motion
with his hand, but it was too late to stop the
train.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

Cpugg M NEw YoRK.-" Bu'cigh," the
,orre.pondent Of the Boston Journal, after
,peakinq Of the many religious meetings, and
,ta great revival IN New York, saysi--
.Whae the husbandmen slept the devil
,o,,sd tarrs !" and while our police are march
eIupto the places Of devotion in phtqons,
,Ie f,utaius NJ crime marshal their forces 10
J..,rsy. We have regular epidemic of
nyrlrr-thc outbreak Is startling. Az the
Hudson River Railr1ud tcpnt in this city,
,i. b.Lyof mulluird, murdered female
,,,s di,cotorel, packed up in whisky barrel
!, ,,,.n, ullu wac shot in Williams street on
EgJ.y rI,ht. and now lies in the hospital At
,br p6int of death. 4 body was picked up
nm SATURDAY morning at the Seaside House
nm Long Island hc wus no doubt murdered
md thrown into the seai his head was nor
.rIbly muuarrd. A young man died yester-
d,y from the wouurs be- received from q gang
of bighwaymeu, who robbed him and Left him
fr dead. The body of man was picked
nm nrar thr ferry % lirOoklyu on Friday, and
tRe marks on his f'ce and head show that he
bad met with ioul play And che young sam
v,ls, whose mutiaicd body was taken from
tbe water and identified by biz friends, was
buried Yesterday Aud 10 these cases can be
added ans quantity Of assaults highway rob
berries, slnbbiuRs and crime generally Il
w,.I soon be- the duty Of the pooplc--as IL VIII
, be the prlctcr-to carry arms and each de-
Gnd himself as he may,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

York, ON SUNDAY morning last, three prison
ers. BIS lrigning sickness, got the iuiler, Mr..
Barker, IN their power, gagged and bound
him, and locked him in q cell This done,
thry robbed him Of his money and the keys
of the prison, and were calmly taking their
leave when they were brought zap al stand
ing" bis hcholdng the jmlrr's little wife
pointing utthcm through railing, % loaded
revolver, and calmly informing them that she
would put bullet through the first man who
attempted 10 come forward. \ parlry cnsu-
ed 10 which the prisoner, lhrc,tcncr TO Kill
her husband II she did not lrt them pass OUT
but she nvowcd her determination to fire up
on them the moment one attempted 10 pass
the door, and held them Ut bay for about half
a. hour when help arrived, and they were
driven back 10 their cells
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

~ The ST. Paul (NIinncsotu) Advertiser
notices the arrival on the 25th ult., of the
first vessel this season. 1t is the earliest ar
rival at st, Paul ever known in the steam
navigation of that section. The fist arrival
last year was May LIST.
"Sam and Samho, two hands on farm,
had n holiday, and started for some fun in
the woods. They soon came TO a bears cave,
deep among the rocks and lighted only by
one hole above. They looked in and saw the
Young cubs NJ the bottom OF the cave, and
the mother gone. II was decided that Sambo
should go in and seize The cubs, while Sam
kept guard without. Sam was little negli-
gent and the old bear had time To squeeze
into the hole. Sam seized her hy the tail
and held on like grim death. what for YOU
make it so doJk up dare, Sam? cried out
Sambo. 'Golly if de tail come ioosc guess
you'll NOR.
IVA Locofoco editor in Gcorgia'informs
his readers that the state of his finances is
"no better than it should be-" If this is the
case, lac has just money enough, to sustain
his character somely.-LouiSriie Jour
nal
~ Mr.. lInrtc, correspondent Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, has been OK
PEELED from the reporters gallery in the
House of Representatives by Speaker Orr,
for applaudng the vote against Eeeompton
on Thursday
EU~ The Journal of Commerce sSys that
the connecticut Republicans are not bali
satisfied with their late yictcry.' We guess
they like it better than theT Democrats do
Pror. JonrndL ..,.,,.
~ OF all the mean and contemplate men
in this world he that sncuks through life on
tiptoe, with his ear at the keyholc of every
body's door except his own, is the most to
be detestcd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17
TsTIT'T- or T'TRWONT


Caledonia County, A.
D CHARLES S. DANA, Clerk 81 aid County
:, faN ing this DAY cauNasscd the votes given fof
County Commission 90, az the annual March meet.
iugs in the several towns 10 said County ~ re-
turned 20 uc hy the Clerks thereof agrccahly to
the act " to prevent traffic ne Intoxicating liquor,
FOR the purpose uf drinking" The result is a. fl.
lows. TO wit Er
john MORSE had Gt2, Charlie Corcy a. CiedrFc
Heath I, T. Carpenter 3, J " Sauborn g. Josiah
Bean ., Nm McGnfcy ! + " spHulding l. md
/. / Brown OF which John Morse, OF ST
Johnsbuty, iu said County, having the greatest
number ~ votes returned therefore. pufs uaut Go
hy made that said joins M6usu {, duly elected
Commissioner u said County Tor the year cnsu.
ing, aud all persons tho good people II said
County and all others concerned, are required 90
take due notice and govern themselves accord
ingly,
I. Done at the Count, Clerks Office in 81. Johus-
bury on the second Tuesday. being the 18Th day
81 April, Ammo bomini Eighteen Hundred li'ty-
l-.--l.i--- sElAS- = DANA.- GuunlA ElcLk
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17
DEATHS.

BnowNr-In this village April 70, Of cdhkcr-rasF.
George Andrew, only son OF DR.. II. S. and Sa-
rah Browne, aged years and months.
Smrn-in Brighton April 9th, Of dropsy, Mrs.
Laura s., wife Of Mr.. Lyman Smith, formerly OF
Lyndon, aged So years, months and II days
GttrIN--In Wesiicld. Of cankcr rash. March %,
Florctt A.. daughter Of Harry and Eliza Gilpin,
aged 10 years.
BNuurn-Also, March 2S by the same disease.
Flora NJ, daughter Of Ebcnczcr and Caroline
- I!agAAs-aGEd- zix months
LlIASn-ln Wcstmurc, March IL. OF innamma-
ton Of the stomach and brain, Dantha, wife OF
Joseph i. Leland. aged 2S,
RIcn-ht Maidstone, March %. Mrs. Sarah Mar
shall wife of Hon. Moody Rich, aged 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17
STATE or rEHlIONT.


COUNTY COURT March Term, A n i.5l
! y iAh aeii4aAi,.---- amp, G. J. Camp, and
John Mbndmfs, Merchants doing busiurss under The
nfm OF VI nud g. J thulp Co.. 90 WlW,hc'tfi IN the
County ot lchnrld aud state Of Connecticut plNiuttn
against Ols' NI-s AMI Horace Ross rgtrtN doing bUst
mess NJ -si " i"h--'-f i'i-t th- arm ~ "lpss Co..
" East.iiaNrn, in -nd EsscN County pvfudaut. In
plea ct th' ease Tor that one Ahour at Wrs WnAtcad
In the town oi Wiuchcstrr aforesaid p' the 10th d uf
January 4 u ISL drew hts uiHrr IN WttnR under hA
hand ut thatdrt directed said ono anu Horace Ross
therein aud thereby requesting the AID q, and H. Nuss
pay the fuun~ the sum ul uuc undtrd aud siN duhrs
on demand Tor value received ~ the plaintiffs D, the said
lauunc, and CHARGED The same - the said LaRouirH
luui. aud hr aL rAitlia un the dah presented
lance who then and there accepted tho same, whereby
they lcramc HAIL" and promised 10 pAS the tho
nrt daN Ut u,tnhc A l53 Yet though demanded the
same, though the time Ut payment has elapsed, the
has not been phl 10 tho damage ui the Plaintiffs
hundred dnits ami Nelson afWc at Ehst Haven Ar,tr-
said was summoned a, Trustee uf said oso and Horace
Ross.
h being suggested the Court that osro Ross one Of
said Defendants resides without this State aud that
personal service had hucu made un him IN this u h
urcicd by the Court that the action be Cuulpucj 20 ba
next term " sad Court Ia br holden at budhA In Aud
Tor said county, tar uutd Tuesday of September next
and that the Fliins gNc notice e. tho said Defendant
u the prndanty thereof by causing the substance OF said
Win cupy Of this order ~ be punished In
1hc CHlrduuau. prlrd a. st J2husburl Ia this state
three weeks CssNc' N" last publication thereof To- be
at least thirty da prior TO said Court 10 which this action
Il continued Attest,
wa II. UARrsUOHN, CLERK.
4 true copy-AttcsL WA. II, uAKrSllORN, CLERK.
n A, CANuoN, Any Sp-s2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

COUNTY rornr- M.r.h r.n - 4 b wv +. /.

COUNTY COUNT March Term. 5 u l-s
IN the action Moses Rogers of Guildhall.
iu sNtl t,srN rouuty 'rlaiuuu sraWst llNd Etmra.
Archibald 10th hIisi Alexander lHhuruu. William ~ Mon.
tr H. James ~ hfit ~ all uf hs.ant. iu the 81
caledonia. amt john Moore Ut Concord iu s1ih tssgA
.-s..- 44as ttgFl tis
DE- lf.H 100 fl lIti f
dante az tpuuNt Iu sd EssrN county, 900 inc "a dtN Of
NtUh. 4 u lf. hN their prom them sub.
sC"i @, ihr ut, ~ N.arr. kuualA Coo, rt value g..
rtNui Promised tir lNlNU Goo ttN Iu his ufrf. ulUr
hundred dHUaIs uu demand with Interest uuuuau,I vet
thsUEh Hrsffl the
asr ol thF FlaiUfn uNr hundred dillsIt
% lrus argsvatd 60 the court thsi William u Muntelth
and James t,tlt %, two OF tat Defendants without
TINS state hui thtl u1 luts"ugl srNrr hat been made
them Nu THIS amt n Do ordered h5 tho Court
tllt De continued tn the utN term cot sail f4ut Apl.
den a. Guildhal, within aud ut AID COUNTY. thifd
tursltN ui Srplrurf urN aut nat the f,autln I've
a." Go me siii nci"ud'us of the pendau,y 90 pt by
causing the substance ul sIid declaration with of
this ufirr 10 be- pu,hrd three Wr,ks .rss tnrhe
talriuuau. printed at 81 Juhusluf, tui, state The lat
publication thereof Co hr ~ least tNifty dblA N ~ said
1 QUIT o. Wlutu tbs astluu is utriluIri
Attest. .. " ~ " NAWfSUOWN. t7sTk
4 tur r0py-Aitrst WM II. lAUTsuORN. C,rft
HAAS ftrr.uIu. AtN's o. =.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

~ What the Louisville journal says Of
that locality is true all over the Union. II
SAYS that during thcpl four or five months
owing 10 the advcrsitcs IN financial affairs,
unusual gloom hung over all classes of bust
ncs,, and the encouragement to advertise was
drcary, Many, consequently withheld, but
even those who did We imagine, prospcrcd
best, having perhaps, the start OF their neigh
bors A truthful adagc asserts ~ is never
too late to do good, and nov as the hard
time, have partially disappeared with hopes
Of final relief thcrcirom ut no distant day, and
as spring is at hand, with the spring trosc
opening, those who do not resort 10 the pop
ular and altogether necessary business OF adj
,crlisug, may find themselves outstrippcd in
trade hy others moro shrrwd aud lar.Sceng."
Everybody reads the papers. They waylay
people AZ every point and they are the lcgit-
innate guides 10 business information. What
ever one wants ho couSullS the papers in or
Ger TO find H. Business men, manufacturers
and mechanics should see 10 il that their
names are in the general directory. -Ledger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-17

SicE lNp CLicK -Tick tick tick goos the old clock
w we corner tuck click click GOES the SEWING "a
tiNE md thirp Chirp' C0tp' sing, the Cricket on the
Hearth And how pleasantly these domestic sounds
chime together! The CLOCK keeping time, the machine
{Wns morry chorus Very htle doubt Is there that
before long Sewing Machine VIII be article
W. every huure az clock indeed. since GRowTH BAKEH
invented their admirable Implement It Is rapidly coming
Wk'eral use ANA 10 Wuudcr Tor IT'S the best Of It's
u,w ~ simple that child may manage one. and No errr
- luAl every Kind OF sewing eau hb performed by twin
tapaltN aud without tul 10 the operator II works
"a Cotton or Leather With equal case and It's
a. durable as the fabrics themselves.
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