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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

Mr.. Legg still continues to cleanse and Re Dye Mems
Goats Pants, and Vests he etofore He also clean
Ladies' shags, Ridms Dr. sses, &c. He al'o repairs
mems apparel. His Office is No Pleasant street.
my6 d.f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

L'QUiD AMANDINE, for the positive prevention and cure
Of Chopped Hands, Roughness Of the Skin, &C tits
UrigerSa in it' cleanliness and convenience free from
SOIL oily substances, and unpleasant odor Ordinarily,
two or three applications Pereot cure rendering tt
SIX soft and vevey in FEELING and appearance. Pre-
psrel only by JOIN Q. HILL, Ap,.hscary, Mechanics
Hall Building, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

= Sec Advertisement Of the Mutual Life Aosurapc
company oi New York, on the outside
myl6 an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01
DR.. J. CLAWsON KELLEY.

Analytical Physician, has removed his Office 10 No l42
Main street. Opposite the Post Office and will be in at
tendance there to give advice to patients in all diseases
particularly diseases RI the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys ard
ototaer organs with their attending symptoms free Of
hsrge) the LIST Thursday and following Friday of every
month. Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 call.
ma yN&d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

GENEROUS TO CHILDREN We learn that
Major Felch, the gentlemany and liberal proprle-
tor of the beautiful Mirror Of Italy, at City Hall,
has made arrangements with the schools to
admit children gree, this afternoonf when accom-
panied by their parents other older persons.
This is liberal act and mothers should take
their children to see this beautiful panorama
which all concede to be the best ever in the city
No exhibition will be given this evening, Major
Felch having kindly given up the hall for meet
ing of our citizens. Tomorrow evening he re
opens again for three days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01
MS d3n

WAvERLEY.-A new perfume fer the handkerchief, aud
Que Of the hest that haa been produced Prepared
cnly by JOHN Q HILL, Ap'shecary, Mechanics Hal
Build ng. Copy se,ured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

permanently sealed aie unsurpassed for beauty Of an
Ism, briancy Of tone and truthlunesa Ia nature
satisfactory in every respect His rooms are over th
Citizens Bank lis Main street. All ar AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01
FIRTH Il NICHOLS,
ODuoaitp uay gtota n


Having frequently been solicited to give private in
strueion in Latin aud Greek, propose to form small
mad II announcement to attend day school, NV object
IS primarily to assist those, who, wishing to prepare FOR
College, or TO gain knowledge Of those languages have
qulre OF me at the Walnut Street High School nd mon
or az my residence, Oxford Place, in the evening
mis- DIFF HOMER n abb nr-r
Dr, D. e. hathaway has returned from Europe
and VIII resume the practice of his profession ne "a
formerly, No, 10 Pearl street an n9h
MRS. NJ. W. GERALDS, PhysIciau,
A. az ESperfenced and Successful M1dwiJe,
No. 81 Mechanic street, at the Head Of Inon s,rea,
Spccial attention given to Uterine Complaints and
Diseases o' Chi dren.
Office hours from to o a. m and from To n. m
e26 dif ~ - W" ~ IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

CONVICTIONS IN BosToN.-Four sailors, mu.
timers on board the whale ship Junior Of New
Bedford, have been on trial in Boston, during
the last three weeks, tor the murder Of Archibald
Mellen, captain of the said ship. The case was
given to the jury on Monday, and yesterday (the
nineteenth day Of the trial they came into court
with verdict finding Cyrus Plumcr the ring
leader, guilty Of murder, and Richard Cartha,
William Huoat and Charles II. Stanley, guilty
the prisoners, then informed the court that he
should move an arrest Of judgment, and at the
proper time for a new trial in the case OF Plumer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01
CLOSING PRICES AT THE BROKERS' BOARD.

COMPOUND GLYcERIsE LOTION is the most effectus
remedy in use, for Chapped Hands and suuburn also
aher Shaving, to a'lay the Inflammation, irritation
&c. AS cosmetic for soflening and Identifying the
skin, removing pmplcs tan Irecsles sore lips, &C. i,
is superior all other preparation now in use Prepared
by CHARLES CLARKE,
Corner Main ard Pleasa streets,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

BosToS Music soHooL.-We inyile the par.
tioular attention Of our readers to this institu-
ion, intended to furnish thorough musical ed
tucaton, in all its branches, to both sexes. 1t
has met with great success, and is conducted by
the best musical talent Of the country. 1t prom
isos to give the same advantages as the oele.
brated foreign schools, but at a cost within the
reach Of ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

Hall. on W r DN ESD 4 i GF /
D clock, for the purpose Of nt
ported at the coming election
Worces er, wv. 20, 1858.
Rejliee N3WtoI,
G5J 7 Rice,
Levi Lincnln,
Isaac Disls,
b l. Harion,
Stephen & yer,
Albert Curtis,
Laring Goes,
WIN U Barb ur.
Ed Iva d W iln, sin.
On ,rl'r 4 Putnam,
John Field,
Is Brtman
Edward rle,
'htIles Paine,
J 5 WO dwor h,
Nathan Hashturn,
AVN Allen,
II X n -wcomb,
John G Mason,
E Esfabrnok
john o Wdshhurn,.
Jonathan Luther,
Henry 2 Baser,
FIJI. s Dn'more,
Flzrty willard,
Charles "a hitttm re,
} I'm RE.
Charles d Pratt,
William Br wn,
J In Gray
NJ } McC G:rty,
P C'keefe,
J p Lawren3e,
Alex Marsh,
Richard Fiske,
20 Hili.
George p Bryant,
Levi Barker,
Henry . Clark,
Charles Il White,
John B Clarke,
J1hn Mason,
Em A Smith,
Il w Wheeler,
Charles G Prentiss,
Gsurge Vi pIentiss,
Ii " Miller,
L Strne,
ASa NOurse,
Charles W Freelsnd,
Elliott swan.
g A GOodspeed,
John U Ripley,
81 4 Green
D 5 Messenger,
NJ H Morse,
Sam Woodward,
G:ofg. s Howe,
Charles F T,w,
John Or, yer,
James Is Blake,
+ I MERCK,
VIM o Swat.
john Boyd n,
George l. Allen,
Joseph 2 Haze,
samuel Davis.
Charles Sanders,
Luther Ross,
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> ailes II OsBood,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

g. only per quarter in the English Department o.
EatonS Commercial College. Students can commence at
any time Individual Instruction. classes.
NJ d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

o. II R e
d + N II Z.
1888 main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
20 Building. d&wH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

THEATRE - The Martnetti and Blondin
Trpupe drew a crowded house, last night, not
seat being vacant in the building 1t must have
been gratifying to this really clever company to
see numerous an audience composed Of the
very elite of Worcester. The performances,
from beginning to end, were given in a style, un-
til this time, utterly unknown at the Worcester
Theatre, and, thanks to the careful manager, for
once at this season of the year, the house was
excellently heated. The enthusiasm of the en-
tire audience was unboundei. Tonight We re-
greet to state will be their last entertainment, on
which occasion a complete change of bill is an
nouhced, and splendid bill it is. Two new pam
tomimes, ieats BY the Martinetti family, dancing
by Mile. Prataisi and Mons. Collet; the whole to
conclude with grand ascension on the rope from
the stage to gallery, by Mile. Desire and the two
Martinettis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY FOR
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The whole number Of ballots vas.........14,669
John ]. Jiper Of Fitchburg had, ..........9457
and is duly elected.
George NJ. Prentiss u Worcester had ......3 coy
Giles a. Whitney Of Winchendon hsd.....1 ,2l9
'0ther perSos had. ...................... 3A
Returns from Oxford rejected, not received in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

10 The Editor Of the Spy -Sir-H Having oc-
easlon the other day TO visit this institution,
was surprised TO find a school conducted with
such marked ability, and one alfording such rare
facilities for education as this presents. The
school room is parlor in itself; and, as looked
at the elegant desks, the neat carpet the beauti.
iul paintings and engraving hung about the
room, to say nothing OF the notices upon the
walls, in English, Latin, German, and French,
questioned within myself whether all this did not
conduce to make the school dear to the student,
and to create in his mind a love Of the beautiful,
while he is laying up treasures Of knowledge.
found the pupils pursuing their English
branches with thoroughness and rapidity, and,
under Mons. De Veneze, making swift progress
in reading, speaking, and composing. in French.
Perhaps nothing surprise me more than the per
fect pronunciation Of even the youngest pupils,
those OF scarce six years Of age. 1t earriee me
to sunny Faanee," TO hear ie bella tafgue so
well spoken.
L had heard of the marked improvement
shown by the scholars ia pennmanshp, and too
much certainly has hos been said. The analyt-
cal system, taught simply that a child may
understand it, proved itself TO me to be the best.
Two hours per week allotted to vocal music un
der the instruction Of Mr.. Stocking, l am sure
are not misapplied.
Understand il to be the intention Of the prin-
cipals to introduce gymnastic military exercises
during the coming year and those who have
witnessed the pleasing success of the experiment
in the Highland Schol will extend a hand Of well
come to the young French Cadets"
Commenting the school in all earnestness to
parents who would give their children thorough
rather than superficial education
l remain, yours, truly,
FRIEND OF EDUCATION,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

sOf this numbsr 1876 cast in Westuins for John
/. Piper, appears by the returns from that town
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

PUBLIC READINGS Mrs. Carlton, whose card
will be found in our advertising columns and who
is announced to give readings at Washburn Hall
on Thursday evening, though unknown to most
of our readers, comes with high testimonials and
has received the concentrations of the press,
wherever she has been. Boston paper pro-
nounces her one of the most accomplished
readers living" Her Rotations are said to be
most admirable in their manner and telling in
effect She has the rare faculty of entering into
the spirit of the author, of making his sentiments
and feelings her own, and those of giving them
a tongue as none can who is not prepared to do
So by long and successful course of study and
training.
Our citizens will of course, extend to her the
kindness that is due to stranger, who pIesents
such strong claims their good will.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01
STATE ELECTIOi
TVF J
,vNoNwEALTa OF MAssACHUHTrs.

STATE El4EO AlON'
IoFF1cIAL
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUTTTs
ErscutiUs Department.
Council Oh mber Boston, Nov. 80, 1883.
cmnittes Of the whole Council to VII Was REFER
"a rs Of vote, To- State aud unity III ers for the
year ard fr Members Of th= Ssh Congress, given
IN III. raj Ooani and Di tricts Of tn O. mnon'
wealth on the sco day OF NV mber, 1855 ask leave
10 submit the following
REPORT.
For Gousrnor 81 the Commonwealth
The whole number Of ballots vas 1929
NathsnieI ?. Banks of Walthsm, had. .oS,70o
and is duy ,Ected.
Er4snu. b Beach, OF S,rng field. had. SS, 29S
Amos a. Lawrence, Of BrosEnne, hai...2 0s4
SundGy other persons. -..-........--.. lbI
Tn retu-ns from Oxford Worcester County were not
received hn the time specified by Law, and were not
opsnsi-and no returns received from Welfleet,
Barnsttble County.
For L.eutsnaat GousInOr.
The whole humber OF b1iUes Tas.......ll9374
Eliphalet Trask OF Springfield, had. os.--t
aud was Ouiy elected,
Oh.rles Thomp son Of Charestowp. had. Ss227
grease sumner If Ct BAriiuglon,had' III.
suudry other person, .-..-...-..-... l25
Returns Oxfod aud NJ lfle SAME ss alb We
For Secretary cfths Commonwealth
The ali number OF OalO,s Was......ll9, 223
Oliver Warner Of Northampton, had.... " 4o0
and is duly elected.
J nm 4 Cole # Wiiliamstown had ... 81 ,sS7
BE .miu Allen # Boston, had....... 1858
su Try other persons had ............. 1913
Re urns from oxford aud Wehheet same above.
For Trsasu7srand Receiuer Gene, al Of ths Common
tOeGith.
The whole number Of bstIUts was........ uS ,A92
Moses Tenney il Of GeorgetoEn hsd.... 81 500
and is duly elected.
Sias Perce # Bost q had. ............ 81 95S
Avian G. Underwood ilford.hsd.... llz65
sundrJ otter persons al. 1908
Returns from Oxford and Welh set ahvye.
ketarns from scarborough iecednot signed bS the
Town OieTR.
For auditor of the Commonwealth
The Ehoe nber Cf tots was. .......1lS,819
Charles White u Worcester hs1........ 90 1853
Seymour l.. Meade OF Nantucket hld... IS $50
and is guy e.ected.
Chandler X Rams Ct Roxbury had. IL, $3.50
Other persons had Observation-Disclosures. SO
Returns from Oxford al Wolff et same as abovs.
For Attorney General Of the Commonwealth.
Whole number Of bAllois ....ll9,l37
Stephen Il Pnllips OF allen uad...... 69,349
aud is duly ee;ted.
Ezra Wilkinson of Dedham had ........ So, l2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-01

The returns Of votes from the several Congressional
Districts in the Commonwealth for members Of the seth
Congress, we're as foil VS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

beneath the clods uyriads ofyital cells
fermeut with elemental life germ and
stalk, and leaf and flower, and silk and
ta-sel, and grain and fruit grow az
from the common earth the moving
machine and the reaper mute rivals
ofhumau Neutrality-suspicious. their glad
some task the well piled wagon bring
home the ripened trrusurcs OF the year
the bow Of promise fulfilled spans the
foreground Of the picture and the
gracious coyenrnt is redeemed, aud that
while the earth remaiueth, summer and
winter, heat and cold and day and
night and socdtime and harvest sllalI
not fail.
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Card to the Ladies,

hURlNG the present month | have bought
nine hundred and fifty dollars worth of Fur
Goods. Every article was selected with care,
do not pretend to sell at cost. but have the plea
sure Of offering you a stock Of Fur Goods never
cqualcd in Caledonia Comfy, for lees sum than
others who are selling at cost prices.
In view of my long experience in this business,
together with. a little ready money, | have bcch
able 10 buy better rippct for a sum not exceed,
ing four dollars, than others whose cost price il
five dollars for the same article Conveniently
can sell for loss than their cost pnoc and then
make moro profit than usually think Of askinu
his Is no isolated instance but in other goods OF
h5ter and oosticr material there il a still,rrcn-
ter difference; and AS facts are nets and no hum
bug, please compare prices out and IN doors of
the snmc KIND, same size, same quality and same
styles; and us others bills are at the service of
the public, also will be hhppy to show my bills
and verify the above statement
Please call, then, Mt LIB. 0ORIIANI'S HIT and
Fur Store, opposite the Sc Johnsbury House
where you win find good goods at LRss rRGoRs
and oooD STYLES.
n. 49, Old style Furs, such as fur lined Tippcts
and Muffs, altered over into new styles NJ short
notice. l. H. CORuAM
-JaAHHl.,,Ey, Oct. = l2-i---.- Aatf
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STATE or rERUoNE
,,.. ..... Caledonia n'm,to.

TitUMNS MtkUWNa IsIAII
The Probate Court 90 pr plstI.t of truHu To n lr
or, n,ls"" 100 90, 'Hleir of Thomas M.ku'u. iptr
nl hHln,l lu ralt ufiU.It .'Nriu. Interstate.
btnU' Nlsnn Administrator ~ .hII estate represent.
Z. tNu count h DIG p,iau 300 uuuuE tIni thr ~ Tius.
M,h""n ''a~d "gs 81 lr tlm,i hs death ll, owner
900 certain tool estate 60 vii the mn Farm. called 80.
u''''i DO h'r"'i ''i','d ,"uuuiu, u'-ut one uuifri
uUl iulN H.f'Hf Aul Dr. Che came Iifm uu pUIth the
500 luly lar "nnes' t-iyl Als' that be- l,u certain
lNf"h estate consisting 90 cash rh,rta iu action
s,gllurguI 'u'tH said ulmuisatHr ai.u firrsrut.
ihAl % MuUl goo lrurNt Go lhr hDs and those
100 .'' rahlr 10y reason ui 90" iunuy' OF a'uc tr said
l'fN nil h tUtHu 90 some 90 ttII bells TrrlluE
m eltlg. fi hole ll tlil II Al lillI lalIt
" l'HI "IlI l.NlNI AN lUN HiII Interstate
Nr u' 40 ula Nl1ii lur owner. Nhl, said Hdmltas
tftl"l uNh Nh uItlHuN ut law become seized Uu l..
A-z-l zA q r. = l ~ lll-l l.ls I-llla
100 is ' NthlH Nuu tAfrva OF standardization aud that
Nr futtriH , said sale SHOULD iv rpfr,d aud auru
the law Huta, abd said administrator has made appIlrt.
li all Court Got ,vua' uul authority Co ,t She uur
ui d t1l" pursuant 60 thr provisions ut the statute la
that brhHl Auu said almiustrtur hrrrv it hfug4 VITO
Count thr consent tui appreciation writing ~ go sue
h's anu guardians " h'ifa Co tid estate residing lu this
state.
Said application viii Do heard aud r lIuI i nai Cuuft
- rf- r-r-----
January, s. u. 1855.
huu are, thrtcpt thereby notified appear before said
Count the time aud ul4tr atrtstiu au I p,t A. ,tI
7rr cause, Go the granting ul said license.
.
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NcnaI Auorrffnrmrnta.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Salo.

nN virtue ufliccusc from the Probate Court
ID FOR ih" District ~ Caledonia, the personal
property belonging Go the estate of john stuart.
late utblruct drtra,yd,Wilt De- sold 40 AUCTION
80 lhp dU,lliug,houar ~ widow Elizabeth stuart,
10 Barnet, on the 2lht day ~ January, A u lNIS,
consisting uf ono yoke fONtu, four Cows, three
Calves, ono Two yoars old Colt, one last rpriug
'uli one lW' general assortment II farming
tools, Sal, % commence at ten "a. clock A NJ
hu-DN' WALTER HAIRY ~, Admir-.
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JANlN hllIl.ln ESTATE
A\l ihr aulaI fhrfh. NtIuE appointed Ir the Probate
" t"uliuf She district ut s,et. CHmmiir uu,f o. o.,
cove tAAwlu' aud ADJUST al ,alus and uruhuus ui 90
i'ns afah.i Ne estate ui jam,a steele. Date 90 rui.
iAN 800 HlIl dlHittt deceased. tuu
c,uHl rANlnru ln offset thereto hrfty .tt uti,- thai
h months ilnu thu 3th dhN uf Dr,rrirr % afr allow
~ ul llr rrllufH 'pit-rut thrlr claims tHsll yuur
HH,l llf thHiha aud allow lud lhu We wtmcct
Cog ihai pHfiHr 40 thr uMrl anuust Nua steele t
tuiIhIt 300 flit district. ON hu turuts ais I1 10 laI.
uNI1 Nd ulfI dts u MAJ hrAt nlup utuSa 4. N %,
each 90 rlIuHlt
MOSES NoDGEHA. lCuunuI.-
UuNArtp ~ AiLtN ! sIHutt.
GulliHlll, poe sib. ID i,is. 30 Is
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COUlUsSIONEWS NOTICE.

- HUM N TTTIIIT ININII-
I'VE the sul>gtilCrs being hpuuiutpdN Probate Court
w TOR The district 81 Caledonia. cuum s,uu,rs 10 rrcr,,
examine aud adjust all claim. aud demands ain persons
against thr estate u Thomas Pierce late Of ST john bury
Va 1ld d,ii, deceased aud the claims of the decreased
tNhlWrd w offset thereto hereby give notice that six
months nom the ltth day OF December A. lsS7 are I'll
lowed TOT the efrlltura "a pTr tAulr claims &" ,-
WNslu,H tor examination AMI allowance and that 81 van
meet THAT purpose AT tr late residence
ON lc UNA Monday ut January lNS and TIM thirl Mon
gay IN May following at one O'Clock In the afternoon, on
each OF aid days
oS67 LEWIS PiFRCp IComnlssioncrs
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COMMIsSLONERS, -NnrIrE.

- ISAAC THOMAS ESTATE.
" u ihr Subscribers O. iuE appointed probate
" Court iur the district 1i ssitS cpuiut..lur,rs a.
receive examine anu adlust an cains aud uauds ui
AN persons u.hihs Ar rstot' - sHh, Thomas atr ut -
htuAurE W SAM distl' dr,'a-ed ludthv tytmuf IN
tudaliuhihs nom the IN uNN uf prtuul- l5T. tes
allowed h said court 60 tur creditors ul said aIoI H.
cNhhi ana prove their claims boz Are gyo notice that
We VIII iO'ui 90 thrrut ui ur appointment Llr iv,pI-
ing house NJ Wit-w sophia tt1fuJs uuCuhup On SAID
uglllt on TIE lat Monday ct J1uunr, and March next
JONAH NRpok>. t...-
luurnhutg, Dec. a. 4 - 1857. ts.GT
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anrlrnItnraI.
Toe Good not 20 be Told

We 1rAri.an iNdout related the
other DAY that Is entirely too rich 10 bee
confined 10 the small circle whoare now
@lpylng H.
one Of the most active intelligent
and cntcrprisiug mmer Of Jefferson
county, WHO las been paying some at
teition towards improving bis breed OF
sheep. was the owner Of Q very fine
Cotswold Buck tie was u0f quito good
enough, however. ns hc thought, aud he
proposed % one Of bis wealthy neigh
bors 10 Join him iu the purchase Of q
splendid animal he could procure IN
Fayoltc county ut q cost Of some $500
urging ~ o strong reason for the invest
ment that the iayctte Buck would, on
account Of nis superior qualities, bee cer-
tain to take the premium Of q silver
pitcher at thc then approaching Fair Of
the L, s, Agricultural Society The
purchase was accordingly made, our
friend declaring that the silver pitcher,
which he already felt within bis grasp,
should be- liis own NJ it could not well
.hc dlYlucu- mo FtNll'hhil WIS hlf" ~
fortunate ~ 10 find purchaser ior his
own Back, for which be received 500.
Undue course Of time the T. s. Fair
was held, and the gentleman IN question
was rather amused than otherwise TO
find that among the other competitors
fpr the prize offered besides his own
was the identical Buck he had just sold
for the 800, But his amusement was
changed 10 umnzcmcut when the Judges
awarded 10 him the premium over his
$3.50 animal and although his friends
have been ossiduous in their attentions
ever since, at the last accounts he had
not entirely recovered from the severe
shock his nerves experienced by such
an unexpected announcement. We
presume our friend will hcncciorth be q
firm believer in the lallibility Of human
Judgment, and viii agree that it is not
always best 10 count his chickens before
they are Matched, and that there is mu-
ny slip bctwiXt the cup and the lip
-LoUsrWc CoWior,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09
JOB WAGON

fInlE subscriber is prepared 10 do iohhing
i ~ short notice aud ou reasonable terus. Or
der hlalea 90 j Bulos Clothing store, and Cham
berlin 8 flrirhrrs Store, u, 70, street ltrsi-
deuce ~ G.. II Marhtlls summer street
6u o. a. LEE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09
Sewing Machines.

TlIE GROVER X BAKER Family Sow
1 inp Marh,urs Hrr superior ~ yil uthrrs. Tho
-ilgpisF Dftht,r CoU-tiUt ioU, tar fapll. aftAll4
uaet sHd ths strength. ct th,r wDlk. aip atruug
recommendation, They ale coming into Nry
lAc' Wrtur sale by tllAMHlHllN IS fLlltll-
III ~ lHhu-nHIy, ~ TH1Uui1r'UrrrE prices
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