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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

Z. S. CoMMrssIoSER's CoURr. Yes.
terdny afternoon Charles Foster and
John Miller were carried before U. 8.
Commissioner Rowe, by Us. Deputy
Marshal Stanley. and they were held for
examination November Sd. in the sum
of $1,000. In defaul. Of this they were
commi,ted.-[rimes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

ARrHrR's HONE MAGAZINE for November
is received. No better $500 one is publish.
ed in the country. The reading matter has
q decidedly healthful and moral tone; and
the Illustrations are not behind that of anv
other magazine. 1t is o general fayorite,
and deserves ts be, 7. S. Arthur.
Phila h.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

THE LEWISTON FALLS L,oHr IxrRAxrKY.
Co, Capt. Jackson, visited this city on
Tuesday last. and were hospitality entertain
ed by the Bangor Light Infantry. Capt
BARTLETT Ball was given them at Was
gatts's Hall on Wednesday evening.
fJefersonian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

A FRIEND IN NEED. is the Balsam Of
Wild Cherry to all who are afflicted
with bronchial troubles or Asthma. Its
singular power over these diseases has
rendered DR.. Wistar famous wherever
pulmonary complaints are known.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

CorRr DocKEr. There are four hundred
and twelve cases Of the old entries; and sew
enty-eight of them marked for trial. on call
ing the Docket, Tuesday. There was no ac-
tion ready for trial the first day, and Ii .
Judge dismissed the Jurics at 8 O'Clock
P NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

The NEXT CoSGRnss.-Includins two Re-
publican members from Iowa, SO opposition
and 81 Democratic members have. been elect
ed to the next Congress. Should there be
no change in the States TO elect, the House
would stand Democrats 100. opposition lis.
The complexion Of tho next House, there
fore depends on the elections in New York
and New Jersey. r-f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

e The Bar. on Wednesday, noticed the
death of Thomas Robinson Esq, in suitable
terms, by remarks and resolutions. We
shall publish the proceedings next week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

CouRr.-At the time Of going to
Press but one case gone to the Jury, and
that one not yet decided. We will re.
poit the cases next week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

1t will be seen that if the Opposition
maintain their ground in the States
which have ye. to elect, they will have a
ma ority Of l6 in the House. To secure
an Administ' alton preponderancc the
Pro- Slavery Democracy will have to
gain somewhere nine members.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

ADMITTED TO THE BAR. Yesterday
onmotion Of f. A. Harding. ESQ.,. Oh, :.
les Hamlin. of Hampton. was admitted
to the Bar of the supreme Court.
Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

Ned Buntline's vito was found ono
day last week, lying dangerously i'll in
a wretched howell in Buffalo. utterly des-
titute and alone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.

IN HANCOCK COUNTY,
For the week ending October sd, as takcr
from the Entry Book at the Register o
/ Deeds Office.
| BLuEBILL.
Il. c. Durgain to James Mcnamara
Nelson Franks to Matilda Franks.
Matilda Franks to Nelson Franks.
Joel Long Jr. to F. P. Thomas.
n. T. Slower to Israel Slower.
Same to Same.
Isaac T. Smith to Charles Barrett.
BROOKLYN.
Daniel D. Carlton to Benz. Redman.
BRIpGroS
Nancy Farnsworth to Noah Woods.
Chas. X. Tilden to NJ. L. Hall l. Co.
ELLSWORTH.
S. Tistlale 4 al (Fore) to J.W, Hathaway.
A. W. Clark to l.. B. & W Timer.
Same to Same.
Monroe \ oung to Merchant s Bank.
Mt. Desert.
r. Richardson (Exon) to NJ II. Seavey.
E5cnezer IIutchings to Nathaniel Alley.
n. Emerson Admir-. to J. Crockett.
A, Alley by Sheriff to ii. Brookman.
EDEN.
Elbridge Salisbury to Uriah Goodrich.
Same to Same.
GARDNER.
Noah Woods to Nancy Farnsworth
rENoBscoT.
Nath'l Alley to James Mcnamara.
TRENTON
W. c. Young to HISS. X Whiting
OTIS.
Levi Anderson to A. F. Drinkwater.
wALTHAM.
+. W. Haslem to Robert Ingalls,.
John llaslem to Same.
40. =
Harvey Thomas to Aaron Graham.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

Millions OF BoTTLEs OF Mrs. WIN.
SLOWS Soothing Syrup are sold every
year in the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

DRowNED.-A child Of Capt. Hiram
Gross, of Deor Isle. aged seven years,
fell into well and was drowned, one
day last week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

Mr.. John NJ. Johnson of Englishman's
River. raised 425 bushels ofpotatoe. the
present year Machias Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29
Elections to Take Place Next
Month,

The Elections which take place next
II onth will probably settle the character of
the next House of Representatives. The
States which hold elections in November,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

The mistake occurred in Gouldsboro, Tren-
ton, and No. 81. In each Ct these towns
there were no votes returned for either Saw
yer or Greeley. No returns frcm Deer Isle
1J. b. osgood is agent for the best mutual
Insurance Company in New England
Make him a call before being insured else
where, at Telegraph Office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

Arrived at Deer Isle, the goth, from
the Bay Of Chalicu:, Sch. Sarah with
l42 bbls. mackerel.
Also the Starlight, with 24o quin,als
of fish.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29
County Treasurer-Hancock
County.

The County Commissioners Of Hancock
County have counted the votes fer County
Treasurer. and report the following as the
result OF the recent election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29
New MIN.


Ma. EDrroR Yesterday had tho pleas
ure Of seeing the New Mill just completed
II this place. in full operation. The Mill
consists Of direct power gang. constructed!
AFTER the noat modern style, with Messrs.
Aiakley Z Egery's iron fender posts, by
1oapssant judges considered the best i'm
tsu1uane ever made in the construction Of
sua1Rng gcar for . gang OF SAWS, and NJ
ae1he will be generally adopted by manutic-
tnress of lumber. Also, a single saw, bpx
and lath mill. The frame is of the very b, st
aatssiAl and nently put together. The OWN
~ lave undertaken to make it one Of the
Sst mills in the State. 1t is owned BY j.
W. Coin, ESQ, and others Of this place,
and vas built un1er the direct superintend-
anes,of Mr.. James l.. Mese.ye, who as mill
wright , not considered second to any man
engaged in the business.
Yesterday, the above named gang Sawed,
SIS lsgs, into b,ards, in the short space of
three and quarter hours.
lMachias Union.
CAeara6eld, Ots. 20, 1858.
Tas S.x.usY vors. TIE of6cial result Of
The ballot for Sheriff of this County 10 repor-
ND - follows IS g=4sas -.
Charles D. Gilmoser GlSI
Jabu II. Wilson, 567s
Majority for Ganore, 500
We s@e lJe6ersonian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

Goo1 botst,cs ere very scarce in our mar
III. the disease has bscn moro fatal this
ssassn than ever before -[E,s'p,rt Sentinel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

BRoScHIrIs.-Nany prevalent and
fatality tending diseases are now com.
pretended under the term Bronchitis
in all Of them the membrane of the air
passages is more o. less affected. They
resemble consumption in symptoms and
fatality. and in many cases actually end
in "phthisis. The PERUVIAN SYR-
up is signally beneficial in such cases
and has snalehcd many from premature
graves.
snuff VERSUS Rum as "Dry Dram"
to moisten the CLAY, without WEAKEN
ING the FABRIC, Durno's Catah Snuff is
incomparably superior to alcoholic slim
nlants.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29
Hancock Agricultural Fair
PREMIUMS AWARDED.

PREMluM MS AWARDED.
SHE'LL WORK.
Mrs Moses Herrick. S,dgwick, Sl,O0
" c. L. Debate, Ellsworth, rs
Charles Lowell, " rs
NJ. J. Noyes, Trenton, IS
DENTISTRY.
DR.. J. NJ. Ncvens. Bucksport,
Fine specimen Of teeth $500
HOUSE PLANTS.
Mrs. Solomon Jordan, Ellsworth, Sl,O0
Mr.. James Treworgy, Ellsworth, sl,OO
Mrs. Morgan, su,ry. so,75
j. Grant Jr., Bucksport,
Marble Slab $3.50
GRASS MATS
John Smith, Trenton,-who Is
totally blind, $O.75
MRS. ANN =. GREELEY.
Two Boxes Flowers, $l,00
MRS. GEORGE W. BROWN
Two Wrought Skirts, Sl,O0
" :" Robes, 100
" Blankets, rs
DANIEL JORDAN (Mariaville.)
One Rare Specimen Maple Wood, $3.50
MISS Z. D. SHAW l. CO.
Millinery, $l,00
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

The votes returned for Samuel Leach, who
was the Republican candidate for Co. Com
missioner, were thrown, probably, for Saw
yer, and Mr.. Leach's name entered on the
returns by mistake Of the Clerk. So also
the votes returned for John r. Soper, the
Buchanan candidate for Co. Com, were
cast for DR.. Greeley, and like mistake
made by the Clerk. The vote as cast would
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

THE FrLLIBUsTER.-Iti is believed, if
Gen. WalAer attempts landing in Mica
ragua. he will be repulsed by the British
naval force.
A Liniment that will stimulate 10 &C.
tion paralyzed limbs. can not fail to cure
the Rheumatism We refer to the
Mountain Indian Linimect.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

IN HANCUCk CUU MY,
For the week ending October sd, as taken
from the Entry Book at the Register Of
Deeds Office
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12
Sketch of Luther, by CARLYLE.

A coarse, rugged, piebiIu face it wasI
with great crags OF cheek BONES wild
amount of passionate energy and appetites
But IN his dark eyes were floods of sorrow;
and deepest melancholy, sweetness, and
mystery, were all there. Often did there
seem TO meet in Luther the very opposite
poles in mans character. He, for example.
for whom Richter had said that bis words
were half bIttles, he, when he first BEGAN
tc preach, suffered unheard agony. "Oh,
Dr.. Stappitz, Dr.. Staupiiz." said lie to the
vicar general of his order, II can rot do i'll
shall die in three mon,hs Indeed, I can
not do it,"
DIR. Staupi,z, a wise aud cpnsidsrass
man, said upon this, We. j, Sir Martin. if
you must de-, y must; but remember tha,
they need good heads up yonder too. So
preach, man, preach. and then live or die, 90
il thsppens." So Luther preached and lived,
and be became indeed. one great whirlwind
of energy, TO WORK without resting in this
world, and, also before he died. he wrote
very mary boJks-buuks in which the true
man--for in the mndsi OF all they tenoup-
ced and cursed, what touches Of tenderness
lay. Look at the Table Talk, for example.
We see in ii little bird, having aiighted
a, sunset on the bough OF the pear uos tha,
grew in Luher's garden. Luther looked
upon il and said: "Tnat little bird, how il
covers its wings, and will sleep there, so
still and !ear'ess. tough over 1t are the in
finite starry spacrs, and the gres, blus
depths Of immensi:y. Yet i; tears not--it
is at home The God that made i, too, 10
there" The sam gent spirit Of lyrical
admira,ions is in the other passages OF his
book Coming home from Lcipsic in shs
autumn season, he breaks forth into liv:rg
wonder at the 6elds Of corn. "How il
stands there,' he says, "erect on its besu-
tifui tape stem. and bending its besseiful
golden head With bread in 1.-THE bread Of
man sent TO HIM another year" Such
thoughts az these are as little win6ows,
throuh which we gaze into tis interior Of
the depths of Martin Lnther's soul, and sss
visible. seross its tempest aud clouds. .
" hole heaven Of light ami love. He mig be
have psinted--he might have suns-.eculd
bsvs been bssu,iul hike Raphael. gseat hhs
Michael Angclo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12

!, want a bonnet, tooi"

else! Does she want a bonnet, toor"
"Yes, Miss; but I shall soon carr that by
my berries. Mothers sewing has nearly
paid the rent this month"
"Nellie, you and / must be friends. Go
now, anc sell the remainder of your straw
berries, and call here on your way home
That evening Nellie was tripping home
with her empty little baskets strung around
as usual; but in the larger ones lay a new
straw bonnet, trimmed with a neat ribbon,
AMI package which she was directed not
TO open until her return. Mrs. Townsend
was looking anxiously for Nellie when she
arrived; but what was her establishment
and gratitude when she heard her story
with full confession Of the temptation,
not word Of which she withheld.
When the package was opened. it was
found to contain fine calico dress for each,
with Eve dollar bill fastened WITHIN
Upon slip of paper were written the fol-
lowing words:
"For Mrs. Townsend, as an acknowl-
edgement for benefit received from her
little girl, whom she has reared to be an
example of truth and hunesty and virtue. 1"
From this time Nellie and her mother
were under the peculiar patronage of the
Hamilton family. Sewing vas supplied,
for which they received good pay. and Mel
lie was transferred to Minnie's Sunday
school class; where she was regarded as
pattern of truth and integrity for her asso-
ciates.
And shall not her example speak also to
our little readers, and remind them OF that
which the Bible teaches-to "res:st evil"
and to "follow that which is good" fer that
will bring them ''peace dtths last"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12

A Prayer for one Beloved.

God comfort my beloved Since not 10 me
The gracious task is given upon my breast
To hold him safe from SORROW and from tsars;
WIKI tlos not give him joy and peace and resu
God, comfort my beloved
sinee DIS not mine to cheer him on al morn
~ tender words to tresd his toilsome wayi
Nor mine at noon to greet him with smile,
Nor mine to whisper love at close OF day
God, comfort my beloved
Like some sceihed tree in solitary wood
Torn by the winters gale or bighting snow.
He stands alone while beating rains descend,
And 6erces, winds with might resistless blow
God com fort my beloved
4 Won ID that could be some tender plant,
Some evergreen or closely -clinging vine,
That round and round this solitary tree
With close embrace my tendrils Imight twine
And comfort my beloved
IwSnlds>hat thus so lovingly entwined.
- dow Of wsrrath his dropping heart nigh
Al = curessina, shielding, guarding STILL
Ard never pairing, ], a vine, would grow
To comfort my beloved.
yain wish. vain hope. fate mocks the shadowy
dream,
Since not to me the gracious task is given,
With ewes, hands, heart and soul appraised l pray,
(Would that my prayer could pierce the inner
Heaven,
God, comfort my beloved.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12

USelI ToN's CAsrNA CGrEorre Ncyll.
III. Csrts,ar Rssfsts- sssses that The
Catholic authorities in Italy being arssle
to pssven, the faithful ',nm .~aa,ng Unels
1'omS Cabin, have so altered the plct - the
last edition, ss TO represent the old aegse
dying a martyr to lis firm belief in the In
maculsts Conception
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12
4opular GALES.
(From The New York Observer.)
THE LITTLE STRAWBERRY
: GIRL.

BY MISS F. W. BARNES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06
ADrtruIturaI.

HENs.-llcns should be laying smart
" by this time, and if they are not, it
is the fault OF he owner The true
economy ON u farm is, to keep n pretty
good flock of hens and hickcns, to have
facilities for shutting them up certain
parts OF the year. when they would do
injury out, but to let them run at large
to destroy insects and get for most of
their living what nothing else would
consume, wEeu it could be done with
safety to the garden and other crops,
and when no broils will be created by
their deprcdations in the ncighborhood.
When confined for security to crops or
for the sake Of peace among ncighbors,
let them have access to gravel and to
carbonate OF lime, in such form rs brob-
en shells ground bones, or Stacked lime,
aprinkled about their premises The
shell OF the eyg consists mostly of car
Donate Of lime and the ordinary food
does not contain enough Of this TO an
ever the demands Of the hen in laying
time llcasrcquire a meat diet ia part
phow them bones topick, and OCCASION
ally bits of meat useless for other pur-
poses Ia summer they will supply
themselves with animal food in the form
of grus,hoperS and other insects, but
should be supplied with it in winter in
other ttrns il ynn would have plenty
OF eggs 49, american Farmers .Hoo-
Il, inn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06

pass IT AL0yG Yes pas it along,
whether yuu believe IL or not that one
sided whisper against thu chgractcr of a
Nrtuous' female You ny yju don be-
licyo 10, but you will use your influence
10 bear zap tie falro report and pass il
ou tha current Sunpgo creatures arc
mankind How many hearts have been
hlcd By Whisper how many bcnoyo-
lent deeds have been chilled by the
-mue az shoulder; how many iu-
diyidua. have been Stunned hy o
sontle mysterious hint, how many ear
lysrNes have been Dug byoialsc report.
Yet you viii pass tlir SANDER along
You viii keep b above hot water by the
wag your tongue, when you might
sink It forever Destroy the passion
for telling q tale. wa pray you, Lisp
not % word tlut may iujWc the chauc-
ter OF another !, the female has erred
forgive her and forget the past She
has wounds enough without the Gug-
oi SANDERS tongue. BE determined
TO tell no story that is repeated 10 the
injury ogmo,hcs aud %. far "a. you are
concerned lhc SANDER will die But
tcllit once and it may 90 ou the wings
of wind increasing with each breath.
till il has circulated through the State.
and brought TO The grave those who
might have lived aud been q blessing 90
the world
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06
Phillips Academy,

rH,IE Spring Tcm WIN cmuncucr TucsdaA.
4 Narrh ri, and continue olc,cn weeks, under
charge of
y S. DuRANT \. NJ, Principal.
with all necessary Assistants.
Tuition a. heretofore, and. in all cases.
protucicd illness CNccptcd) charged Tor the
Term unless special agreement Is made to tho
contrary.
Particular attention will be given TO those
brauchc, which are required by law in the com.
mon school.
Miss MANY i. HowNuF Teacher Of the Piano.
Tctms-twith.usc Of lnstrumcutl $40 90.
Drawing AND Painting at the usual prices.
---l'livatc classes taught IN French (hy the prn-
cpal ON reasonable terms.
2 school Docks furnished cheap, but no credit
viii be- given.
For board or Rooms apply 10
JAS. S. Dt'RANT
Danyillc Feb ., 1858. 7l-7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06

CoNfIunrr muoRn-Wheu che recent
panic bad broken out round thc doors OF one
Fh0 TlFIIHr iats.a ul ti.'D.a-i. iir l.N-
ug.ou reached tho clerks and tuIIara aud each
ono eas seen With % bhlk rhcakI ready 60
draw ON h.s balance before the old trap r.n-
sed ou lhom One ofthem riphari away No.
lis account with great diligence and nervous
haste, llI ou .dAiug balance, be found be
bad oyeunm Dos salary two dollars and %
haIC ll.s c1nHdgca Zoo tho institution was
restored
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06
ID r. G X A V Z ,
HYgeian Alternative Svr11n |

The Great Remedy Tor the lmpury Of the Hood NTh. ia
ihr great remedy of the present time II has ,p
A. ne GHEr cuHr Tor all those that are al
ntuhk people oil over the II perfect cnrr f
every KIND ~ humor. II has cured hundreds OF pcope Of
Liver Complaint aud Kidney diseases ltcurcs sail Rhru
Ike arhnrm. u has ALLIED cure any case Of c
y, aud all ordinary Of Scrofua. eau show Won
recommendation OF this medicine nom OF the nrst
pc9sonSin New Enclrrd over i've hundred rcrtincnrs
irou people ~ vermont and New Hampshire. tell what
has done In these States, Reader arc YOU AFFLICTED Win
OF The ahaga ss,tf,ialttt- yr arr r1 M
ulS Great Remedy II Is made from tho prcEcripou OF
Mtitr1yc7 t9e most celebrated physician IN the Royal
Dcdca hoclety OF Great Britain Prepared in this ronp
thy only hy Marcus r. Brdgnan " D. aud sold Al whole
rule by 4 II Gates Co, Brownsville, Vt.
nr. n. Trull, Lyndon. whOcsalc Agent. Sold nv ! q
csiunN' h1h' johushurv and an rospcct1hic drui 2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06

FAaHHG PHorITtuE- Air TIiom-
n Small oflimh has maIl hm cone
I'''''t ''''f '-.I WV. m'I'' 'ia-
uut lom tlr c.ly. which Doe euItIyates
within success tiut should be uu euaour-
ae.mn 90 uil other Hura especially
Wuu ID huoWu l.u NJ small A4- lost
h lail hand and all ui- right Lul two
fingers. Nc Wites 90 the HiUW In
.lclHgcHcy as follows .--' / keep ono
yoke OF oxen, two COWS and have hay
% sell uDry year thInk cut last
season rs tons Of hay. raised J. 20
bu .hrI of potatoes 80 bushels Of good
com 100 ,hc er 100 pumpkins, 400
head of cabbage % - bushels Of beams,
and 30 bushels Of mrdcuspucc hir-
ed hcIpto thcmuouut OF $50 and work
cd out ououghto come lo $40. My lit
tlc place Is called Niuurmmcr paid
SLID Dr my land (lj urro-) iu caHb
and / wish / could purchase lcu acres
more 90 do lmo ratio liut thcrr is
mono for sale nnr mr. / can make II
well to pay 500 dollars per acre for
land 10 farm on other may my what
they pIuFr about it.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06
A Rare Chance,

A IL those intending to build next scnsop
= WI save mll - per cent by forwnrdinrto tho
SUBSCRIBER their orders Tor sash and Door o w.
that they may be got out this winter Uayins ~ 81,
hand a good supply Of the best OF Pine bo,,cb,
Tor e9sh at prices to suit the times he is conedcn
that he can give better bargains con
lily and Workmanship, than can he - a,,r,ir- -
other shop in this part OF tho country. Call an5
NcC u thih ~ 20. l.. O. STEVENS
st -InhnAhurr, Nov. 9s, = al y y NE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06
DECEIVING CIuLDHEN.


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street 60 u you 1901 know tlei injury
you aro doing you would take y diiiar-
emit course
% hurry sh, ,epc1ted =. Nlntmm
have ! done; did NOT tell tim J "oHd
sees the m1i'--i only u''cd INN II !
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But you gIychimto understand that
youwould llcis uoto.dcrougl todctcct
the difference now, but hc soon viii be-.
Then fear you win perceive your
error too late, Nou have yourself graft
cd q thorn in the young rose which will
eventually pierce You most bitterly
You cannot break OF the thorn, or club
the point to mako 10 loss piercing ON
your return he will NOT 500 the kitten
therefore you will have TO invent ouoth-
or ialschood to conceal ,hc FIRST"
We had now gained our friend door,
which ended our conversation. During
the oYeitiug she seemed nyrr than us
ual my words bad iiltlo7or no effect
upon her ,he did not think her little
one was doing all lac could 10 keen awake .