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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLE.
Regulations.

All articles presented foi premiums, must
remain on the ground during the continuance
Of the Fair
No premium will be paid on any animal
that has not been owcncd in the Society at
least three months prcvious to the Eair nor
upon i1I'5 aFteIe Hot the production or man
utacture of the Society. .
Those competing for premiums on Field
Crops, Diaries Of Butter and Pork, must
make statements in writing Of their method
of procedure
All articles of Mechanics Work. man
ufacturcd goods, household and fancy articles
presented for premiums must haze been
made 10y the applicant or some one in his
employ du2inS.thc year preceding the Fair.
All subscriptions must be paid to the seyc-
val town committees before the Fair.
All entries for premiums must be made by
~ O'Clock on the day Of the Fair
The several chairman of thcuwarding com
mittees are requested TO make written re-
port of their doings to the Secretary as early
us possible after comrirtinr thrir huyiur-7
IOHN H. SKEELF, Sccr,Iarv.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
IIorriiI Horse.

4 Barre correspondent Of the Bo,..
journal says there have been sold 10 that
town, In less than two years, the "Isug
WorriH" formerly owned by Mc,srs, Towns
Trow, and siX Of hi, colts, Of the following
ages when sold The Young Morrill,, ra.
years two colts, four years one colt ,ars.
years two colts, two years. and one eu.,.
one year. The seven horses brought lhc SUM
Of eigH thousand sir hmdred amt Hbty.hr,
doHUs (Ss63jl averaging Sl233 81.
The Young Morrill, and Eve Of hi, colt, ri
now owned in New Hampshire the otter
colt has gone 20 California, Ihi, shows ilar
New Hampshire boys are looking ow pr
good aud fast horses, Vermont must bc p
aud doing, or her wci.cauod reputation {
raising the boot horses will be claimed by hsr
sister States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
Fixing up.

With the return Of spring our citizcnshayc
most of them entered heartily into the mat
ter Of transplapting trees and shrubbcry,
painting their houses and icnccs, aud fN-
ing up about their premises generally. This
/, just as it should be, If somebody had
not aaid that comparisons were odorous,
we should be inclined To draw a few between
our village and some of the crack towns Of
New England which We have visited the past
two weeks. We may refer to this hereafter
but suffice it for the present to say, that we
came home pretty well satisfied with the way
they do things at st. Johusburyj yet ST.
Johnsbury can be improved.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
REPUBLICAN STATE coNVEN
TION.

state Convention Of the Republican 'oiers Of
Vermont piu be- held At Montpelier, on Tuesday
the Twenty Smith day Of june nest ior the pur'
nose of nominating Candidates 60 be supported %
the ucit State Election, f1r the Offices ~ Cover
nor. Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer, aud 'he
transaction II any other neresssf, business,
saLiael. 81 -sflaaa Iaolaeat Val be- acted upon
ln This Convention, and q representation nom an
the Towns in the State % important and desirable
D. CHUTENuEN.
tAHTEN NAIL.
IlIAHlih tlMMfhth hlhle
B. MuunNiuuaE
j. ~. NAFt.il. Committee
ELISHA " iiifE. "
ALEXANDER AtpbLt,J
May llth, 1903,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
49, AmeELean Traat aooiely.

We give our readers the ieadHg frafWo
of the anniversary OF the American Tract DO
c,ety. The remarks Of the leading speakers
ave given mostly as reported in the New
York Tribune and Times, and are huOslau-
tally correct though greatly abridged We
have no room for comments, nor ~ de-
rrliuti0u OF the slpur Of confusion ana hlsnf-
der which wac exhibited We are panied 10
say that the description g'on Of u W lhe
Daily lines aud Tribune is but too lltlik''
hrfd men rIUHrUTTu with the Society rHrnT
cstly stro,u 90 preserve order aud deeoruin'
but il was like officers Of ship in mid ocean
spoaking 10 the storm. IL exhibited bot le"
Of tho appropriate fcutures Of the anniversary
OF q religious Institution but many OF q meet
ing of cuisines men" in New York, VINO hhd
come there excited by the appeals ni me
Journal Of Commerce, 90 put doWH set OF
rnhid ub0litunists, who they deemed about
Ia dig the grave Of o great benevolent nation
al institution, or the moral Influence oi huph
a meeting, and ti,o respect due Ia ~ aeiion'
each one viii Judge. Tho contrast between
II aud that Of the American board heid at
Hartford, when 10 similar question Wah DIS
cusscd, was painfully apparent
What was actually duuc-whcthei the dr'
fu,r-uf tirr- uiiirrrr NJ -thr -urIrty tu VUhllsh
ON slavery was simply approved, leaving me
action of 1857 standing, or whether that
unanimous action Of the Society h reversed
viii, so upprchcud, bee % disputed question:
Tho most that We can say with certainty H.
"Now, mischief, ihou nrt nt work ~ Vermont
lLToiipif.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

Afuhf AHA'f
Geo O. Reach, Colwell o, Drew, and
Charlie, l.. Kelley, held here on charge OF
eoupterfeiting, broke from tho jail ~ ''''
place ON Monday night lpst Their escape
WAS effected by saving iu two an iron bar,
which was placed over tho hole in helley 'n'
Drev's cell, where Archer and Vincent m'n'
thelr exit, and wreuching It from ito m''e"-
+ ingsj which LEFT am aperture 10 inc Ho",'"H
overhead nearly large enough to ADMIT
their bodies. This was enlarged somewhat
. by cutting away the timbers on each slue'-
: When this was done the way was perfectly
ca,y they had only 20 burst opon the smal'
wooden door In the gable end Of the JAIL le'
. Themselves down by their bed clothes into me
ward aud then walk out the back aoor he
] fore leaving their cell. however Kelley ana
Drew saved off the iron m,leuiugs OF Their
eel! door by reaching out the diamond hole
went TO Kcachs cell, aud using the ia'loning'
of their door for q lover, forced oiI the bar
i =, Inch -r,ufur- X rurt1is door amt ttrH thG
three took leave by way Of tho aperture made
/ by Kelley and Drew over their cell. Oieoursl
tools must have bccu furnished them 10y per
sons outside They c0 letter, thankInglhe
taller and Sheriff Hall Tor little kipdnesse'
showed them during their stay here, aud also
upologizing for their sudden departure The
ShcriHs Of Caledonia and Washington eoun
ties have offered $500 for their recovery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

day evening, caused by some persons leaving
two barrels Of shaSings at the lower end of
Railroad street, and setting them on fire
There was the tract, Of a wagon which came
up from Barnet way to this spot, ntd turned
r,sul,,l rrtrrrrl,-rii --r17r iilgt
was the object Of this?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
I'm IIoMr Nll..loNAm socnIn


This association held IN 32d anniversary
Ia The Church ortnd rliIW4 Nov YotlTVn
Wednesday evening William Jessup
presiding, From the reports presented We
CLEAN tie following facts
The society has been called 10 mourn the
drcease during the year, OF Henry Dwight
ESQ, for twenty years il, honorcd President {
of one of IT, Vice Presidents, Rev Nathaniel
", TAYLOR, y, ID, and four Of IT, mis-iouh-
Hcs, The number of ministers Of The Gospel
In the service of In Society IN twcutyiuur
different States and Territories, has been
lOl2, The number Of pupils iu sabbath
Schools r. 90 900. SiyN -iy cbglchcs have
been organized los the missionaries during
the year and ~ have become scltsuppurtlng.
FiuyGyc houses OF worship have been com.
plctcd 80 rcpuircdi and 10 others are iu
process of erection. Receipts, sl1jNIlji
expenditures, ~lgO,73iTOi leaving sll,Oi6,-
a. still due 10 missionaries for labor perform
cd-tovards cunccliug which, and meeting
further claims on commissions daily Incoming
due, amounting in all to $50 OsO,5o, there Is
balance in tho treasury Of SGisS,O7.
Addresses were ihon delivered 10y the Rev
VIM. 5. Lcavitt, Of Hudson, y. y, Rev II
II. Dcxior Of BOSTON, Mass, and Samuel T.
Scclye Of Albany, y. y,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
= 1EiNcd-up Law suit.

Oar exchanges are relating the following
story, and assigning the locality to Vermont.
The story gets 1hat Smith shot rabid dog
that was trespossjng on his lot, and belong
ing to one Davidson, Dog ran into the road
and frightened horse belonging to one Shu.
felt. Sirfclts horse ran away, upset wag-
on, and broke a leg belonging to w. a. Pat
terson. The question now is-who shall
Patterson sue for damngcs=SmiiL-- ShalaII
pefidson2- As Smith has caused the acci.
dent, Shufelt allows that Smith should foo,
the bill. Smiths counsclobiects to this by
saying that Smith was doing lawful act in
II lawful manner, and that as the horse was
frightened by the dog the owner of the dog
Davidson should pay the damages. David.
sons lawyer claims, on the contrary, that he
is not holden, because the dog was not mad
and if he were mad, he would not have fright
encd the horse had SMITH attended to hi.
own business and let the dog alone. How
the question will come out, will be known in
June, when the Court sits.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
Tho state Election.

The second wear Of Governor Fleicherh
official life having passed, the nominating
Convention, called at Montpelier for the 10Th
Of June, will assume more Importance than
that Of last year. The choice, however will
doubtless be- conceded 10 the Western aide
Of the State and Of the prominent men Of
that section whom wo have heard mentioned,
Hon. Inland Hall Of Bennington scomb 10
have the most numerous ndhercnls. Hon,
Robert picVont Of Rutland Hon Edward
SEYMOUR Of Vcrgcuucs,' and several other
gentlemen, are also spoken Of In connection
with the go,cmorshp Either one of the
above ARE capable men, and would doubtless
prove acceptable 10 the pull-odmnisiraion
strength Of the State
There Is less speculation rs to who will -
cciyc the nomination for Lieut. Governor
The name Of Hon Edward A., Cahoon ofthi'
County has been suggested by some Of the
Windsor County papers, aud would meet
with ready and substantial endorsement,
from this section Of the State We think
Mr.. Cahoon would proycru admirable pre-
siding officer and no better Republican OF
trucr gentleman can be- found in Vermont
We presume there will be- no change 10 thc
Treasury dcpnumcntuS thcprc,cntncumhcu'
is familiar with It's duic, ard acceptable to
men OF all parties
OF course, the result of the election in this
State cannot be- doubtful Sc, il Is impor
iaut that Vermont should maintain her usual
position as fhc banner State, that the cnomir'
Of our principles may derive no consolation
from amy supposed decline in the Republican.
lam Of our stronghold OF freedom,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
A backward season.

sub 10 the remark heard on every hand
But the people IN this vicinity cannot m,.
nopolilc the cold weather IL r. the prevail
ing cry north, west, south and east, We Oh,
not consider Il m unlyoraLlesympianl, how
c,eri but ON the contrary rather resirl ita.
favorable 10 a bounnful harvest
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
snow DrIGls.

4 correspondent rCabol writes o., hathe
passed over a snow dhft in that town ou Oh,
Ilth instant, which measured eight rod, in
length, aud was some three or four feet deem.
lie says ithad every appearance Of having
been summgrod over.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

D.. mtteo's report Was adopted by lHge major
ltr. The old executive committee were tr-
elected with thc rgcrpli1u chat Dr. DeWltt
takes the place of d. kuoE, deceased, lhe
rereipB OF lho Saaiay for tho year w'rc @'-
sBOOO Bulauce un hand -2BJ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

The Rutland Hcraid has the following -
Mr. G, ?. Ward, OF East Pou,ney, has a SOW
that has given birth to Sc pigs in the follow
ing ordcr,-April 18th, 1856, II; Sept. 4, 1886,
l5;. April /, 1857, lG; Aug. %, .Sj7, lG;
1858, 22. Total. Sc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
An r:pitnph.

We have read great many cpitaphs quaint
or ludicrous, but none more SO, perhaps, than
one cut not long since on gravestonc, at
the marble shop in this ,ittage:z-
''lhc little Hero that lies here
Was conquercd hy the niarhca."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
q Bt Californian.
BY G. ~ STONE & co,
O. r.n.u,...,,.,, NIL 90 1879

urItviII boo tbe aim Of the conductors Of lW
.CAllposlAs 60 give the Nsas u au attractive
fsuu aud in ils sezsnni 60 make an in'e's'l'hs
and ele,aung lsmily journals % discuss mDN'
affairs with Independence and d'aeiY asa 70
reflect the common Nev England sentiment against
the great Wrong n slavery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
PcriiousrEsat.


witnessed d lipbt rope performance,
Montreal aft Thursday, as wonderful "a. --
was pehlous. a tisbtropo dancer named
Antoine Delaye, walked the length Of q lar.
stretched from the third stories Of two ba.f
ings, across Great 81. James street. and r.
turned, 100 the presence Of thousands n sar.
tators. After crossing the fret time, hr sl.D.
ped % rcst % moment aud then staurdta d..
turn. when about oue-thirl thc vay over
he stopped and stood perfectly still. then h-
laid dorn upo,phe ropg After remaining
thus o moment, he rose 20 his feet 4s tal,
apparently ~ one would from chair aui
passed across the street and out Of tha s.sI,
OF vast crowd who filed the air with 80.
clferous cheers. The rope was about tag
inches IN diameter aud Il was fearful 10 br
hold q man laid out 10 mid air on such ,ea-
der thread,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

CopHrsroypEscr-wc solicit voluntary eo"-
auH1rafigH from Hii parts Of the country upon
matters u interest o. Items " NGr 10 par
ticular. will be- thankfully received,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
Tho Way to do it.

Ouc Of the principal objections TO the Eng
li,h.Lccomp,on bin was, that it lon the con-
troll of the election entirely iu the hands Of
Nj, buchanan and such men as hcmight ap.
point. The ONiord frauds, and the vilauiys
Of John Calhoun are uucquiyocal proof that
such men are not to be trusted, A recent
circumstance shows that the same power that,
has cursed Kansas hitherto has rcliuquishcd
none Of its diabocal designs. Ma Wccr,
Attorney General Of Kausas--ouc Of the Of
fcers designatcd to have charge Of the cleo.
tons has been superseded by Mr., l.lisuu
Davis. The Washington correspondent Of
the y. y. Erom'Hg Post gives the following
account Of thp operation
Mr. Wccr who is removed hy this app
pointmcut, left for Kansas last Friday, Be
fore doing so he was asked 10y subordinate
officer in the Interior Department How do
you stand ON Lrcumptun-arc You Tor or
against the I'm as submitted to the people p
Mr. Wccr replied that he voted To make
Kansas n ircc State, under lccompton, last
January, and should not reverse his vote, and
had 40 desire to DO so. lie subsequently told
Mr.. Thompson, Secretary OF the department,
that he had lahorcd sincerely with the DcB-
ncIaic parry 10 MAXI knnSaA Il SlalG-Sl.lte-l
that such had been the policy of the party
hut that it had been ruined in the territory,
and nearly ruined In the country, pursuing
such course and that hewas done with such
a suicidal policy he believed il TO be the pol.
icy Of the Democracy TO make Kansas a free
State, and was opposed 20 Lccompton, and
should vote against it as submitted TO the
people,
Mr. Thompson then informed Mr. Wccr
that there would be removals in the territory
forthwith. Thc.irst carries with it the oili-
cial head Of Mr., Wcel"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
An Accomplished Congressman.

The Cincinnati Gazette pnblishes a letter
from an Indiana Congressman, rc,Jatim Ct
Hterafim Mr.. Foley is new member OF
the House, elected from the Fourth District:
"Washington, Aprilc, 30 Is
Dear friend Your Kind favor OF the l4th
inst. is to hand. WIS glad to here from
YOU the indication is the kansus troblcs will
be settle to-day by the democrat party
Which will be a time Of rrjoy sing the admin
stra,ion has all Redy recnStatcd me in full
fccrship--it my friend John l.. Robinson
will consent ! will be Permitted to act with
the democrat Party aginc the settlement will
be on the Great Principles Of Neutrality-suspicious.
SO YOU will see we poor devils have ncld our
ground well ! see from Your letters will
have plenty of competitors in the convention
we'll it is free country they have u right to
he candidates. And the people have n right
to Select the one that will suit them best and
if they want man that will labor for the in
tcrests of the masses they will chuse myself
so leave them perfectly free TO chusc for
thcmssclG
any favor YOU car render me will be taken
Kindlys and feel certain | can carry the
DiStrict-tun me loase in the district | will
bring them up to the poles eertin. will
help the hold ticct some hundreds in the dis
trict will be home 10y the 10 of june and
will have a CHANCE 10 friends Rsl..E.-
the convention eenes- eI-aid witt write my
friends on the subject from the custom and
circumstance Think ! ought to have n
chance of the next rpse-you will do me a
kindness by seeing many Of the friends as
convcant and Enlist them in my favor have
been quite unwcll the last week | feel much
better to-day hope this will find you and
family we'll your friend JAS. b. Folly"
--A-H ----s-----
DEATH OF On. TYLER. The Rev. Dr. "
Ter, of East Windsor, Conn, late President
of the Theological Seminary in that place,
and formerly President ofDartmouth College
died OF Friday evening last, after a severe
illness of ten hours, of neuralgia in the breast.
He leaves widow aud one son. missionary
in Africa.
70 Insults, are ike counterfeit money; we
can't hinder them being offered, but we not
compelled TO take them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
LOCAL AND STATE
New Advertisements

New Advertisement
Arsyou Interested Brigham s. c, e, # .,...
con.umpuon &c-pn. Hunter A. MeI''.,
po.ton Special notices collected by D. "
peteuull& Go, Legal advertisements
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

lha asslous endeaors " al true-helrled ha-
ter. VI the Wrong,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

There is likely to be a good deal Of truth
in what our Southern contemporary says
The prospect, however, is doubtless much
more pleasing TO us than to the Mercury. We
tUyc tubuTC1r NM hoped, Tor some years, that
the time world come when small minority
of SHAREHOLDERS would cease to control the
legislation Of the whole nntion-whcn the
Slave power would be shorn Of that strength
it has used only TO extend and pcrpctuate the
system Of slavery-when the hope of office
and the Establishments of Southern favor
woold not shut the eyes and scar the con-
sciences of so many Northern men.
II that time is near at hand we are hearth
~ glad, and we think the signs of the times
clearly indicate tnat il is The admins
tration force in the country We know is strong
ly in the ascendant But it necdsto be rom-
hincd, asSimiotd, and harmonious, IN order
to make itself felt. To this end we hespcak
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

have given birth The spring 10 soyen ann
u could uut tnhe long 90 rise H..aatt..r
rate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
Now Publications.

Cooley ron JrNE-Ihcrc are no pains
spared to make this the most acceptable la
dtcs book published. Its steel engravings
have been Of the first order for number of
years, Aside from the steel plates, it is full
of rroptTts, pNttrrns designs. aud reading
matter. Published by L. A. Cooley, Phila.
dolphin.
HOUSEHOLD WoRns FOR JUSE-Thc new
publishers of this work-Janscn x Co., New
fork-Show good deal of enterprise in get.
ting out their publication in season. Its CON
tents this month are
Use and Abuse of the Dead CalmuclS,
Chinese Charms, Among the Tombs, Infuso.
ria, Celtic Bards, A Needle of Sense in a
llaystock of Law, Down Among the Dutch
men, a Tale of an Old Mans Youth, A Mi
croscopic Dream, Grcen-Beard and Slyboots,
The Afflicted Duke of Spindles, Mrs. Bull
winkle, Years and Years ago, Two very small
Clubs \ pair of SiameSe Kings, Lost Alice,
&c., &c. &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
A Political Prophecy.

The Charleston Is. c. Mercury predicts
the following very probable results from the
English bill -
Time, we think, will prove that this, like
all the compromises which preceded it on the
slavery question, will only strengthen the en-
cmies of the Soath Mt the North. On every
issue in the past, agitation has left the North
more united against the South. And now
the Douglas detection will most probably an
initiate, ut the next fall elections the Demo
cratic Ndhcrcnts Of the South in the North,
and present in the popular branch of the
next Congress, an almost united anti.south.
crn, sectional majority against us"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

Discretionary premiums, not exceeding TlO
in amount, may be awarded By the committee
upon Fancy Articles, for any work manufac-
turcd by the Indies or children since the for
nation of the Society.
Committce-Ryrgatc George Cnules, and
Mrs. Cowles Pcacham, John O. CoNlcS and
Mrs. Cowes Groton, Jefferson Buruham and
Mrs. Burnhnm; Cabot, T.. Putnam and Mrs
Putnam Barnet, James Miller and Mrs
Miller; DanvIlc, J. :. IT, Weeks and Mrs
Weeks.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Rect specimen Daguerrcotypcs 100
" Ornamental Painting 90
" " Marble Work 90
" 80 lbs OF Flour 90
S. to be expended at discretion of com
H,ittcc
Committee Barnet, Rev. Thomas Good
willie; pcacham, Chandler Blanchard F;
Groton, SiIaS Burnhom; Danvillc, A. T.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NJ. X. Gray; Cabot
Theophilus T.. Wilson.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

-Dan,llIc Andrew McMlllan
Peacham, L. w. AlincI Barnet AleA, miller
Groton, Pster NJ, Pap lyegulc, John Nc
Lam Cabut, A, J.. Perry,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22

Committee = llcgatc, Harry Moore !
.Poacham, Asa Sargent Barnet, John Gleason;
Groton, VIM. Darling Cabot, jason Britti
Dauvillc, ARA West.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-22

Spurious Money,

Just now, when money is scarce in this
city, any thing like bank bill purporting
TO be issued by any bank in any of the Eas-
tern States, is apt to be taken without much
examination. Spurious bills as will be seen
by reference to local column, are coming in,
and merchants and all others must take
heed a. to the kind Of money they take that
halls from the East. The following notice
OF the spurious money now in this city, is
from KENNEDY pittsburgh Bank Note
Review Of April 10th.
BANK OF COMMERCE. ERIE CRY, Pat APP
pears that certain parties Of Erie, Pa. who
were connected with that great swindle, the
Erie City Bank, have commenced issuing
bills under the title OF the Bank Of Commerce,
Erie City, Pa It is hardly necessary 10 in.
form our readers that this is a rehash Of the
broken concern, and like il. is base fraud
The citizens OF Erie ought TO bring the parties
concerned in so neiarious scheme to answer
for such yillainy.
This money has been bought up in large
amounts and we learn some large parcels
were offered to bankers yesterday afternoon.