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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

Sad C1se. Mrs. Mckinley, an Irish woman
was sent to jail yesterday by AID. McCourtney
Some months ago a little daughter of Mrs. McK's
was taken in charge by some good people in
Fast Wheeling, her father, who is now in jail,
being a drunken, worthless man, providing very
meagerly for the actual wants of his family
The little girl was furnished with decent cloth
ing by the people with whom she lives, and
was satisfied with her new situation, but yes
tylday her mother, having INDUCED freely in
the enemy that Cassius put into his mouth,
went and cndeavored to get her daughter to
leave her new home The child refused, and
thercople ordered the wolnan TO leave the prem
ses, which she did, but afterwards " ent back,
kicked IN the door and brawled around the
house until it became necessary TO arrest her.
She was sent up to the boarding house where
her worthy husband is temporarily sojourning,
LajjCs Sirts.-Tu these Enshionably inflated
times lady without some "volumnious sur
rounding presents an unattracIive, undresscd
appearance. Without skeleton skirt or some
thing of that kind, she may be Said to resemble
askeleton herself Payne & Co., ever up will,
the times, have recently received some of the
new French self adjusting, steel frame skeleton
skirts, and speaking from limited knowledge
Of hearticIe, Oor we know very little about this
sr Of thing, as YETI we have no hesitation in
Ironouncng them good institution. This firm
,sSO in receipt of their new spring stock O.
fancy goods, stationary, wall paper and varieties
together with a new lot of Sabbath Bell, family
CIRCLE see books. Glance over their announce
msnt in this morning's manor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

y :, d"r'io" Tomorrow CFuesday) Mr..
.'''s"0nFs will commence selling at auction, his
,'YSN OF men and boys clothing, together with a
q"se stock of gentemen's furnishing goods
,"v goods are of excellent material and are
"s'',mAdO, They will be sold at sacrifice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01
DISSOIUTION-

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between the
dersigned Gushing tisbun, has been this day dis.
solved by The partnership business will
be left in the hands of Gushing close up, who IS duly
authorized to use the firm for that purpose.
ws ssIg Soy' H. 1851 p p S e. osRTa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

tn q understood that every editor in the coun-
vs,r Is |" publish the following joke at least once
e..a woman wsS giving evidence in certain
,.iy %nen She was asked by the lawyer
,lis va ID: The Young woman virtuous previous to
Wa! Was She whats"
.5,i lF'uous! was she chaste ?"
mile sSs'e she was chased about quarter of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01


IJTEEs DiETETIC SALElsATUs pFivsd every iLl-
purity and EhsII used 1ceordiug Objections ~
Hour Ifs sdp-TtoriLy baElnE
Thing slse, in making Bread k3ret Cake Pastry
u AL kihasseautiigy light nutTitiSus bTiEg It
to general ~ may be s-d the any
zaieEztus, blf when 7GSfaF 1l
az EiGhfh aiOre brsud ihan uAsHi ysAst = ustd-
Drvrtio1s Ter aa.nB Efi EreHt ~ ALI sita Asar
NIX secoaPauy tuE saPh E2SsKss-
ysE taE- only y 7 II LO0AS Z Co.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

HALIFAX, Feb. 27-'rhe steamship America
from Liverpool OH the 18th, arrived this even
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
An Interasting Slave case 10 Lowell.

We learn by the Lowell Tor Popdi, that
slave case OF much Interest has been pend
Ing 10 that city iur several days, the paricu-
lars Of which are thus giyeui
Jesse Cprneell O rich planter in AlissIssip-
nj, had o smart iaYorte slave named lietsey,
Who was employed in the confidential r, lation
II housekeeper, and with whom he cuhabiled.
The result Of this eohabition vas a daughter,
VIM IL nov tWenty-iour years old, smart,
capable, intelligent and good looking. Her
name IL Caroline, CnrnWel on his death
bed sis years since, requested his friend DE-.
Lewis Reyes, % take charge Of his effects In
GLIDING a considerable sum Of money, and
especially charged him. as soon ~ he could
arrange 30 90 do, % take tho woman letsey
and his and her child Caroline 90 free State
and there see them comfortably located. For
this special service Keyes was directed 10
take 5000 cash, $4,000 Of which was 30 bee
equally divided between mother and dHuEh-
ter and $1,000 10 be retained for his own ser
vices
lastAd Of performing faithfully this last
dying request Il 10 alleged, Reyes immediato-
Is on the death Of Curnwel took the mother
and daughter and hired them out ~ el0D a
wear each for period Of ak years, when he
finally brought them with him North arriving
In Lowell iu the latter part Of May last
They have been here with Keyes' family IN
der strict surveillance, since that time,
On Saturday last the mother and daughter
appeared before Isaac y, Morse, ESQ, 20
Whum they made a complaint and told their
story M, Morse Ia their behalf instituted q
suit against kryes Tor the recovery Of the
money given by Corwell, aud aao for six
years labor,
kcyes was arrested by Deputy sheriff T.,
l.. Shed, and held % bail la the sum Of
Al.
given 10 him by Cornwell, but this is hard
10 brlityb, II unnatural - saPppae II faith,
81 who according 90 the testimony Of both
mother and daughter never struck, caused %
he struck, blow upon either of them, would
oonsigu his own child 10 the oWH0stip OF u
man who has since, according 10 the same
authority, logged them both numerically,
the marks OF which the mother still hears,
They will not suffer, though they are here
without money In a strange land, Tor IN addi-
ton to District Attorney Morse, We nrchappy
10 learn that Gen, liutler has sgniird will.
ingne.s TO lend a helping hama to protect
the1 IN their rights.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
The Sepoys.

The Sepoys all declare that their cause is
in their own eyes hopeless The British have
won the game, and, as their own doom is
death, they fight on simply to protract the
evil hour. They have lost their military
stores their guns are gone, and wooden ar
tery is II poor substitute for brass. Their
firearms are diminishing. The only caps in
Bchar come from Delhi arsenal, aud are sell
ing at PRS. a hundred. Men armed only with
sticks are told to look for no pay, aud the in
Stalments of wages nre dolcd out with jpul-
ousy which speaks of decreasing treasure anil
Increasing distrust. Before the action at Ar
rah, Prs. were given to each man, and soon
after lr. more All, too, appear to dread ok,
ccssively, dispel sion into little groups Tkey
say that in their own villages they are sure
TO be caught and hanged, while at the same
time, no idea OF any grand exploit seems to
occur to them. Their policy, such as it is,
is TO hold on to the jungle (which nobody
can cut" and there do nothing, or, If attack
ed, dispense and re-unite. If successful, nci-
thcr is this the mood which enables men to
win in revolutions.
Even despair gives to Sepoys no great re-
solve. 1t inspires them only with the cour
age of offers, who, when the dogs have
brought them to bay, die half hidden iiT their
holes. We need only force, and steady, quiet
perseverance, to bring this portion of the
campaign to a close. The people, passive as
they are, must assist us in the end. They
are suffering horribly, already. Nine thou
sand ufthem haYe fed The land h5rIlcr, and
with wives and children are seeking an asy-
lum in the depot Of the emigrants to the
Maurtius. Six thousand have sailed area-
dy and the colony is willing Ia accept any
number. The mass, however, cannot move
and they will not tolerate the insecurity and
distress for ever a promise Of pardon to
dead or nhve, would even now let loose the
country on the marauders. This is the scene,
We imagine, presented over much of India
Large bands are roaming about hopeless and
without q resource, dreading only dispersion
AZ the certain precur,or of a disgraceful death
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
Tho Lecture Season and tho Lee
turers.

With the return OF business, and good pros.
poets for more of IL, We have this wear re-
turn both 81 the desire TO hear aud the pow
e. 10 procure lecturers, Last year was very
ffuitlr0 year for the occurring fraternity.
There was not, We presume, one-Gith Of the
number Of lectures delivered last winter that
we're delivered the previous hrason, II Is "a
vain 10 talk about the lecture system wear
ing out. II fills a place in the intellectual,
wlIhetie and social lite Of the eouu r. winch
nothing else, yet eontrived, can nh and
Until sonctking better 10 instituted, it cannot
fail To- stand.
We compile, mainly from the Boston Tran
script aud New York Tribune a list Of men
Who are ia the field as lecturers the coming
season. II is not necessary that We more
than mention such NAMES as Henry Ward
Becehcr George W, Curtis, Dr. H. If, Chm
pin, X. w. Emerson, 7. :, King. IT, L, VII =
pie, o. W. Holmes Bishop Clark of RHODE
Island, We"dcll Phillips, Bayord Taylor,
Henry Oilea, II. IL, Huntington, II, $, Sturrs,
&c. These the public know, for they are long
established faVortes. 10 the following NAMES
Ye have the opportunity To add the subjects
Upon which their owners will talk.
Col Edward q Parker of Boston will talk
OF "Pcriclcs, the Greek Orator and States
man. Col. Parker is the brilliant author Of
1.-THE Golden Age Of American Oratory," and
a man OF pleasant speech and presence.
Daniel ~ Haskell, editor of the Boston
Transcript, will speak of "The Newspaper"
and 1.-The Curiositics Of Book.mnking. The
lecture on The Newspaper has already been
delivered forty-six timcs
J. q. Holland Of Springfield has new
lecture for the season entitled "Anirriean 500
cial Life"
Rev. James Freeman Clarke Of Boston has
m Anali ticAl, philos, phical aud amusing
lecture on "lhe Yankee" 1t is able OF
coursc.
David Aues Wells Of Springfield, the pop
ular author OF a number OF scientific works,
will lecture upon new facts in science, and
none can do it better for none is better post
ed.
Rev. +. w. Holland Of Cambridge has
lecture on "The Progress Of Mechanism"
Prof Is. Siliman Jr will discourse upon
"Thc History and Science Of the Electro-Mag-
netio Telegraph"
j. Sidney llcnshaw of Utica lectures on
"The Arts and Graces of Coprcrsatipn.
Rev. John Il. Willard of Still River has
mn excellent lecture on "Kingy Man
Rev. J. C. Fletcher Of Nrwburyport VIC
have already noticed We know him To be
"a good lecturer, for we have heard MIN
.'.,J q. SAKE Of Burlington, VI, talks about
love, irfis last poem
There ia host of others whose names
would be mentioned here could we recall
Sps5ngdeia Rep"blicdn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
For Sale.

INIE we'll known Ira Colby farm. pleasAntly 10.
Gated an good road. "a ~ mile north ~
DnnN,lle Green, aud within miles NJ 81 Johns.
bury, ON the old county road 60 North Dsn,ille -
said farm contains about 100 acres suitably III.
Nlcd into moving, tllagc. aud pastungr. togrth-
~ with wood enough fps home use. IL Il ono ~
the best wheat and corn farms Ia this part ~ the
county, having about % acres Of southrrly aud
eAstsg4 s1ll4 ,.,.g,G h..-.s,.
buildings. WIN be lold with or without the crops
Terms easy, a. mart can remain on mortgage n
'i~.tr--i further tfrr--'atitn ius,tirr ~
subscriber on the rrHn, scs. Possession given
Immediately, CllA'N -. PREM ItSS. lgtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
Farm for Sale.

THlHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
in Concord, two miles from Concord Corner.
and three miles from Upper Waterford, known
the David NJ Sutton farm, containing one hun
dred and thirty-fouT acres, suitably divided into
OrchardinR, moving tillngc, pasture and wood
land, including Sugar Orchard Buildings good
and commodious, with ncver-failiI9y water, run
ming at the house and barn.
The farm IS unsurpassed by any in this section
is excellent dairy and stock farm. and is n
rare chance for any one wishing to purchase an
excellent farm. The farm tx we'll fenced with
good stone wall
Possession given Immediately.
JACOB RICHARDSON.
Concord, Oct. 18th. 1853 OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
u ItIlspUTtrJmD

EROM Boston last Saturday and am con
n fdrut tlHt never had the pleasure If offer.
Ing 90 ESQ public better afsnumfui " Goods
~ KYERT DEPARTMENT,
than nov ] can assure the ladies ~ ihis and rif
mi Ihb0rug towns fhat my stpck ~ Fnuda--such
as lhry viii want Tor Fall and Wmfcr urc-is MOI
Furpassrd iu northern Vermont ! would cor,
diall invite them 90 rall and fpr them
- nnW ocrupy the whole n nv stare ran
Offer g. che public, not only DRY GOODS but
Crookery and Glass Ware, Cutlery,
Groceries go.
S. Juhusbury oct O. 1888,
ell H. JEwET~f.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
MARRIAGES.

RtHNrY-SANprom-l Boston a. Iiuli. ST.
Church, oct p, by Rev, 4 starr King, assist
cd by Rev. G. 7. narnsrd Mr. Levi G. barney,
formerly ~ this place TO Miss oeta,ia G, Sand
ford Of Boston,
O,HoHsr-TowLr-n bradford Oct 26th hy
Rev, SYLLABUS Cobb Of Bustou, Adrlhru Or,
borne and Lizzie Il. Towlr, both Of bradford.
ltAupN-Duu-At Ncwbury. Oct goth, by Rev.
Mr liurton, J. G.. Hardy ~ Bradford. and 10.
scphiuc Doc Of Ncw5uB,
CLIrFoHu-BAscnN-ln bradford. Oct 20, by
j. u, Woodward, esq, Geo, W. Clifford Of
bradford, aud MisA Julia 4. Bascom Of Stnf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
SF.4F'E F-FERH6NF.
A1MoS 8 prNNrrTs ESTATE r ''''''' :"

Alta Probate Court held the Probate once I'm st Johns
bury on the goth day Uf October, A. y. isss
MALONA ". BlsNNkTT aud EbeneEar s. Wheeler
"a administrators tho eatate 90 An,nn g. Hrnnett
Of Burke. IN said district deceased make Application l.,
said Court To extend the ttmc heretofore Ia
tho debts due rum sh decreased aud render the
administration account, until future day Whcron,-
on Il is ordered by said court that SAIL application 10
heard aud decided at the Probate once IN ST Juhnsb
the 18th day Of November A. d. 1870 ami ~ IA
urthcr ordered that notice be given all person. cot
chrneu by publication Of copy Of the
Ter IN IN" calcdonnn printed ~ St JohusbuTy three
weeks HucrcsIycly, before anil time n hearing
by the Count, Attest
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge ni Probate.
true cnpy Of record Ahcst
vi ASA l. FRENCH Iud.l 81 pfeR,lr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30

~ mafkat l7fl Cates11 hrrFrs, aud 90 stores r0p
sltilna N Wetiug nlfnt Cove and Calves, frafiius'
90 HuI Three lfIu tlI.
fn.rs MartFt 900 Eata luaHiirF H0innF hHi iha
tnatf large fHt ttalfHd utr It t.h LfHf aI Vnti
iHaniins nllhiuE hut lhr ht.i mIa' ~ FiAlhA uten
aH Ai quality tHfiuduF lr irfi rfHta r4 Nhtu Nf
90 q FHilHrl fufa auu 800 iat iFNf Iears p4 hrffa
i.tA 80 1uHinFt fl.tlt urdluHT. $500
N4Tra.I-- q. Itur 30 0uHfHfiuIIa.
htitw u ofkinF nArn, flDm g. q hi lnn a n, Cows
HHH ialhfgrfHu Hhl 81. fIa nu lfaINuFr 81 l4l TAO
rar 900 90 4 %. Thee fr4f r.lt o.! 4a
Sheep Hut lambs aIfI af utIkrt FIUrs 600 l.iH. 4
ltin 4nu. thtra WH selections. -li Auia 4@4.
iillrsf 7 ~ a. prf Do IallY4 q 90 . ~ parlui
friiht A. q hTr farh Can hklust ~ % 49,
NIu tttFAa- halraHt fnn aulD each
nHihH tati catrrn "a market fucra huufrt, whole
al.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
AUCTION

FHNHE subscriber will sell Mt auction on WED
NESDAY, Nov. Sd, 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
on the
TTEEA- TIER FARM,
in Concord, tho following described property, viz
pair Of oxen, pair three years old Steers
10 ycarling IIcifcrs. g CALVES, IS Sheep. five
years old stallion, | four Years old Marc, three
wears old Mare, . two years old Marcs--3-yc aring
Colts, .. sucking Colts 10 hogs and shoats. so
tons " hay, quantity OF straw, 4 wagons. 2 sim
gle sleighs harnesses, carts. 10 doz. milk
pans, 100 bushels potatoes 500 sap tubs, plovs
) harrows, and other articles too numerous 10
mention. Also will be sold at the same time and
place the
OTIS GOSS STAND,
at Upper Waterford.
TERMs-One years credit all sums over FIVE
dollars, with good security.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON.
JOHN MOORE, Auctionecr.
Concord, Oct. 2lst, 1888. Iw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
DEATHS.

PAiKmt--At Bloomington, oct. %, Marcia NJ.
daughter Of Wilder C. Parker, esq, in the 18th
year of her age.
UhAtru-At the B,and,ytIi House, X. Z, sept
Goth, Jas ncattie, jr., 81 Montgomery Ala
formerly Of liyegate, W., aged 40 years,
BrVNrrr-Iu Luncn1urgh, Mass !. oct. I, widow
Sarah Bennett, aged S. years, mother ~ widow
John lin. of Waterford. VI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
Great Excitement f! /!

~ Paints, bye staFs. Drugs. Perfumery, Yer
nishcs. Burning Fluid. Caunhcnc, Brushes. Tur-
pcntinc. and Patent Medicines are sold Al Inv
HOYT & GREEN.
No. Railroad street. Oct. ~, 1888 or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
THE MARKETS.
RRIsnT6N CATTLE MAnKgr- o,


At mArket-i1OO Buct cattle stores ~ pairs work
Ing Oxen 20 Cows and Calves 5oUO sheep and lambe, and
1910
Prices of BcefENtra Sy25 oOoi hrst quality s675 a
%; secuni do 6,UO aptp; third do. s., a sa,25.
Wnfking ONen-Situ, Ial. asa, "a l4O.
Mitch Oows-Salcs at S3g a.; common do 10 20.
veal Calvcr-Sales At sta, sSOa lTScach.
stears-Ica ca ~ ~ Two years DID, SO H.
Sheep ana tnnibs-Sl 5UA ~ Extra auO S2.70.
spring pigs 5cT, retail, G0c perm.
ShoRta G..
Hdes-5 ~ per ID Pets o5Jc o.7i Cali skins.
l2u, Ai3c. per H..
Tail0w . Ia aIt N.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30

Buried ~ \ WILL Remarkable Escape.
Last Monday morning FloranCe Mahoncy
descended into the well Of Alpheus W
Prouly, IN Sturbrdgc, Mass, for the purpose
Of clearing IL out, and having completed the
work Of clearing, he noticed, about four feet
from the bottom, place apparently where a
stone had fallen out lie took stone from
the bottom, aud in attempting 10 fX il In ths
vacant paca gave the other stone Jar and
the whole wall above came down upon him.
The well was 81 fee, deep, aud, strange as il
mny seem, Il wns soon asccrtanrd by CALI.
ana auywrrs TINT the man WA alive, HE
ncighhurs were soon on the ground aud or
ganizcd by choosing DAVID Wright, Jr., fore
man, and then went to work deliberately ia
Wing the stone and earth, aud at O'Clock
IN the evening took the man out alive, after
he had remained in that perilous situation
nine hours and half His wounds we're
dressed 10y Dr. G. Z, Fiskc, aud at . O'Clock
was quite comfortable no bones were brok
en-, WhCu found he was IN . recruitment Pc.
slion, wedgcd in all round with heavy stone,
and hiA Wonderful caeape Hiu4t- ha- attributed
to the fact that about four feet of the wall at
the bottom of the well did not cave IN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30

SENfENCE ron LllE.-Noung French, the
/ Quincy ncendiary, was sentenced un Salur-
day. 10y Judge Sanger, at Dcdham, 10 the
state prison during his natural life the first
three deys to be- solitary. This should he a
solemn Warming 10 the by no means small
number Of young men in tho suburbs OF Bos-
ton, who for the last few years have been en-
gagged IN setting fire 20 buildings, in many
cases Tor no other reason than for the excite
ment of the nAagra,ion.- Boston atlas.
WHAT BARNrM SAys-m the life Of =. T.
bHrnutn, written by himsutf, tic following
very sensible remarks appear:
advertise your business. DO not hide
your light under n bushcL Whatever your
calling or occupation may be- II il needs sun,
port from thG public, advertise il thoroughly
and efficiently in some shape or other, that
will ngrcst public attention. freely confess
that what success have had ia my life, may
fairly he attributed more to tho press than
To nearly all other oauscS combined. There
may possibly be occupations that do not re-
quirc advertising, but cannot well conceive
what they are
TO The retiring editor Of the DAYTON. o..
Gasettc, who is printer in his valedictory,
SAYS;
I'VE have experienced more true happiness
as jour, on tramp, on board Mississippi
steamboat ms "a deck passenger, our purse
depleted 10 the last half dime, without any
expectations, n thousand miles from friendly
faces than in our happiest moments Of
editorial life
Those who regard editorial life MS path
ttrewn with flowers. will please make Il note
of the above paragraph.
~ The costume of the Spanish ladies'
has rot changed for two hundred years
They actually wear the same style of dress as
their great 'grandmothcrs did.
t1s' y. u. Willis "hates the build of a trot.
ting sulky, with a driver looking as if his
spine was screwed into an Oxletrec--a man
with wheels put to him."
PRENTIcRIANA.--In Sweden, man seen
four tmas drunk is deprived of vote at
elections. In soffVe Of our cities this rule is
reyerscdj drunken man is made to vote
four times.
The st. Louis Republican thinks that Mr..
Lincoln's election would cause dismny in
more thnn one half the states Of the Union
Probably it would cause dismay in all the
States of the Union--in fact wherever Loco
focos are to be found.-LomsrjHc Journal
~ Bayard Taylor is animated-too ami
mated for married nan---in describing the
beautiful women Of Poland. lie talks thus
These maids of Warsaw are not only radi
ent blondca, whose eyes and hair remind
you of corn flowers among ripe grain, but
also dark eyed beauties, with faces of a full
southern oval, lips round and delicate as those
Of ain Amorette, and pure, golden trans
porency Of complexion. The connosscur of
woman's beauty can nowhere better compare
those two rival styles, nor have So great
difficulty in deciding between them
~ Mr. A. II, Gilman, baggage master at
Boston station of Eastern Railroad. shot, on
Monday last, while on n visit 10 Wakefield,
NJ H., monster bear weighing $50 pounds.
~ Buyard Taylor who went 10 Europe
two years and a half ago unmarried, has
come home husband and father, and will
spend the winter in lecturing.
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Land for Sale at Public Auc.
ton,

SEVENTY ACRES Of pAsturagr and timber
- Land, situated two miles from ST. JOHNS
BURY. and one and n half miles nom Passump.
,io in the town Of Barnet, and belonging 10 tho
late ELIJAH Clifford The paAtnraye Is cKccllcn'
and the timber very heavy growth containing n
beautiful sugar orchard all Of which will he sold
at auction TUESDAY, November I6 II not prc.
Niously disposed Of For terms &c apply TO
- LLVI HEATH.
bAtnot, VI, Oct. 18Th. 1853. B.I0e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
MUSICAL soIREE,

to.which parents and friends arc invited
TriTIoN--ttn he paid at, or before the middle
Of the quartcr) Piano Organ, or any other instru-
ment that may be prefcrred-Sl0. Guilt, alton Of
the voice and singing in every variety Of style in.
cludng Sacred Music, Opera choruscs. Solos,
Ducts, and pure. chastc style OF English and
German ballad singing-$l0. Thorough bass and
Musical Composiiion-SlO.
w PUpiis may enter the School at any time.
Each department. may he studied separately al
the price annexed 'ur thorough Normal Course
may be pursued including ALT for 500 Having
enjoyed the benefit of over twelve Years expert.
cnce in his profession, n considerable portion Of
the time ut Now York aud Boston. Mr.. Clarke
pledges entire Kati faction to cvory patron.
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