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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
uENRY a. LReDs, AUCrIONEER -sALEsaoOM NJ

TENRY e. LEEDS, AUCrlONEER -SALESHOOM NO.
II % Nassau .reet-HENRY II. LEEDS Il CO. will sell
auction Saturday June at IL O'Clock in front Of store
q street. pair OF bright bay horses, eight and nine
old hind and gentle in an harness good travellers and
csseche TOP barouche carriage made by OF the best
the city in good condition; also silver plated uble
complete tor the country viii seldom have better opportunity
gray f6 hands high the CHER sorre about years
Old kind and gentle in all harness. belonging
gentleman who has no further for them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

IJENRY q. LEEDS AUCTION EER.--SALEaROOM NO.
u Is Nassau street-Besuful OIL Paintings -HENdY H.
LEEDS Co will sell at auction Thursday and Friday
June and g. ct IL O'CLOCK each day, Ia tho gallery the
sse~oom No e Nassau street subperb coessioa Of ars
class oil pscngs just received from Paris direct and never
before offered 10 this country some OF which exquisite
gems such as scenes by Lenens scheiden
Mrckler Dubose Il Porte sronsssrd Vernon CoqrSrls.
tures modern and ancient received from various sources
Of which OF very high order. They
hibiLon, with catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
HENRY B. HeRTs. Js;. AUCrIoNEER;.
IL IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE.
Teas, coffees sugars, spices, &c.
On FRIDAY .Iune g. AT III o,slo,k
On Friday, j une )
A. thA NJ

At the saleaFoom NO 51a Pine street.
Comprising refined and yellow coffee, sugars MaracaDo
coffee green and black teas spce pickles sauce.
champagne, csret brandes cordiss. &c. ALSO Fair
banks platform scales Sale peemptory for cash Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

EOBN LEvISON, AUCTIONEER SALES ROOM 2e3
Broadway will sail this day. at IL O'Clock, fine lot of
bronzs terra ca vases Bohemsn gsss ware ae
voyage of Life sizs the original hne landscapes by
Hartwck, hnd the Appointment" by Moore also fne fruit
Piece by
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j. REaNrE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MASS Az

4 j. j REyNIE AUCrIONEgR-O FFrCE79 MASS U
,on Eessn drawing room quits seoeib ssven ossye
wood p!apoorte bronze aud ormou chandeers pier and
stauarv dresden and Eevrss china vases superb arsc
bror so5 silver French chin duner and les se
dsnss 70 twenty ah y set near & assaae Sale
commence At lc o'clock precisey The aicioneer woua
sale the catalogue embracing srsss. FISHES,
mep of hons, bold turpre aud works srt offered \.
present owner BY hos- celeSrs,ei cabinst msKes Roth
Goudtm aud is 10 be peremoory sid Catalogues at the
drawing si sos rosewood frames carved in fruit
and flowers covered in satin orccsde consisting OF two tea
sui covered ia silk hoqus, sstars mieole top
tables richly carved to msish the sna I'd
doors; isdiss work tsbe' e.co sneurs writing dsaSs
aniqne AID eoih, chdrs, T,irsish easy chsrs, card
rich eft frames; French lace curtains corncss, sh l.es
&c; side and qpsIte,te tables saeer, seyea octave
fDished ali round sde BY city MAKER ant cost 500; lsc
fscs stool covered = b,0cS,ae fsnsh .o;h ;over1
silt frames, do nante mirrors, rich lace cusns cosnicss
shades &c sh bronze and orania chandeers brackets
cd in France Sre sTtst, oronles representing the Cru
saders Clovee Carems gne and Richard T., painting and
n,y French chine veiss .pd figures OF paintings by Gel
s as
VII sf a s o s aSss sSa
cote i snd flowers wn.s- scene, battle place 80 eps-av.
ings dining Solid black walnut extension dioing Is
r arScsars rich AID sngrsved siss.
2 xias. snesra ss ssg sows
tb,sed cnlery knives anil forks. pu picks all
nay sia rings coffee urn dinner s M o. S pssss as
i'd 'irer French china tea act richly iee5rssi Brussels
Carved rosewood bureaus s,iusy marble ton
French plate mirrors and ode, t.ch
mattresses feather ds hlanie.s sheen c-unte-panes qiils
&c dressing table shaving stsod nlhoganY and b.cs
walnu, sofas srmchsi wsshiands wsrdroue bedstsa s
critg boosraek d. The sale will with the Da 50
mebt fus nftlre sale ooaitive, rain shQe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

A GENTLEMAN. OVER THIRTY, r. SEEKING
n wife Bis poiuon In llfe IL of urdoub.ei respsc,l
st pc ess IN addition a'atily iDtegeucs refine
eut az i1come which vito the sdyerisers will enable
10 live entirely independent. No interview Il desired
oJeip has proved mutual eligibility Address For
one week -. n T., Of b. LOCKWOOD 49, BroaiYsy.
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1CHN G. OLDNER, AUCTIoNEEg.
YERBY & OJDNER,
$50 BROADWAY,
WILL SELL THIS MORNING,
AT 10 NlCI nCk EDR CASH

81 PIECES SPRING CAssMggEs
100 LINEN DRILLS.
800 PRErTY RING LAWNS
100 BARE3xS, GOOD STYLES,
200 DOE HOOP SKIRTS
100 LOTS YANKEES NOTIONS.
With variety OF other goods In all makirg very desi,o
BILE sale for the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

NJ XEawIN, AUOTIGNEEk.
~ BY BAn3S MERWIS 90 Trade sale rooms.
Is PARK ROW,


A. 81 Hn ssss AgSWis sale rooms.
FRIDAY Evnsis s9A 5aa sys| a seven ososs
,s"Sa ysS eoseaa
miscellaneous AlGre new ard oil ALSO su assosment OK
scientific. Classical and school book, 1c
! ucrloa -BUgnHAMs FUsNlrUge TX:
Wit saa sh sa
soossos nrpas Il ay1sy sossi and an2osa
haa aad glassware csreias moved warranted; largo
sS aa he aos ssrs 1prnS os
u the olice II si hours of the cay.
A UoTlos NoTIoE-suPERs ROSEWOOD ocrAvs
Win aSd oS pearl made BY M %
xsrrsn;sd cost $40 AND e be sse%pssy sold % tsi,
avenue Also stool in broca3e music rack,
books, music, and French cloth cover.
uCTIoN soTICG.-M. DOUGHTY. AUCrIoNEEs:-
csus oa ss a
at u isSu in aS a. nsrss .S II So
s s sss @ iS
dsbosds OIL parcss ensrsviOEs mahogany s.n
chamber several hae velvet. Brussels and ingrse oar
snon ases With ag Of ossr
puIe to be psssmpory sold aud worthy the ass1 s Of
premises
4 UgrloM NOTICE -wELLas NICHOLS Az CrIoNa GER
At one CLOCK at the saleycoms,
Psir OF soTel hores carriage and harness-A hue par
horsss old, l51 hands bsh Or,mp. drivers
coed action and ans s;rr'nssd s'nnd and KIND
An extension top carriage nsTy very light aud strong
Harness, nearly new, all to he sold without.
A rcckaway carriage, 10 gold order.
buygiss; light troing wagon; harness. hnge and
double, hsisers' blankets sheet, &C. &c
One shifting seat extension top rockaway in good order
UCTION sALE-Or RICH AND FASHIONABLE
~ rosewood household farnture rosewood seven o,taye
pianoorte superb dining room suits bronze and ormod
Chandeliers pier mirrors stanay, bronze CLOAK cost SOD
bronze of Perc and Perdes rich ante &c
This Day Friday, at l01a o'clock, .
At the residence 52 West wenyhrst street, near Seventh
W. r. wssTCoTT, Auctioneer.
70 those In Of furniture this Is rare opportu
supply themseyes; artcl, must be sold and "a
moved mnoejley from tie premises Parors- sose wo
TOYS doos superby carved rosewood suits In
rich four colorsd bocsde ma 10 order containing e
pieces each marble centre pier and sofa aoes fuskt
chairs and lounge match covered 10 rich do pasx large
nces c splendid wood pianoorte. stool and OF
paintings fruit and nowers stauary, bOuzes Ssgres
Dresden Paran marble groups lava coral re eves
Japsnese &c tapery carpets hat rscks oil clo stall
china forty pieces; ruby decaners champ dyu'
wine gssses svsr plated caster SIX cat bottle SPOONS
table forks snde bsuced knives IRISH cut
Dishes extension bsa ayleen cirtaio
we'd bedssads commodes French china toilet
hair mattresses beds blankets anfs lounges rc y carvst
covered in hsircloh Of pieces; sho
gaby furniture of descriptions, sofa bedseads oval mir
or shine. Catalogues house the morning Of the ale
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

MoRTGAaE sALA OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FUaNI-
~ ture It. GoUlDSMlTH, auction eer, will this day
FRIDAY, 81 lOk O'Clock, No SO West Eleventh street.
near s2b avenue, the entire contents of the large brown
none nc use west OF finn conssng supe
rio velvet CARPETS three magnnceut SUBS
In SATIN OF me most expensive description Gothic
easy chars In mo9uet and satin brocade ladies' Gold rose
wood reception and arm shsrs covered gold blue Grim.
son aud msroop ssn God lined with
sI aud satin wood; three sold rose wood tables
Win rsh atIa- marble tops expspsivey
pier foa ara aide tables marble tops three costly
rosewood segsres With marble glsss DOORS Iadies
resWood WORK tables bronze oim0lu coske
china yastt YIN he most obaas and landscapes
painted 70 ORDER magnificent French pier glass III
rich And heavy gold frame, hesvy embrods window
cuiana and cornces large ard extensive variety Of oil
paintings the whole forming very pleasing cells con
superior roes%ood pisnoforte full octave elegant
npIsned 81 round nlaid plate and richly With keys of
real pes Cost 5000 eegst cloth piano STOOL
covered IN satln Dining Rich pss,ry car,st
In good order; sold exteosiop table ancy abes
m ore chairs in hair CLOTH together With all the ruby and
e9sl cut glassware wines champagnss tumblers
and decaners 10 match rich china and sets costly
silver ware tea dinner service, savers baskets
trs conee ard tea spoona FORKS sands supe
nor @ole cnisry marble picaers 10 Also rosewood and
mahogany bedroom furniture in variety beds and bed
ding, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

( CC11ON NOTICE. - PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
- saleThe Ut dsrsiFred viii sell alr.op on Satu day
The 4th intan ~ 10 Oslo NJ In the Blacksmith corner
a. iwentie street. aud avenue A, ell the
air &c IA said shop siug wills nam oers hello rs
old and new Tan &c oeior gug 10 the james
DcNey, deceaeed IUOS q. FlFIIU5
Public idmiustratnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

q SkNrtfM.r 1GgD %, OF sEANs EDUoArI,H
, go shes he acquan.socs Ola Young LAZY
FS o Lat irnony; OF pleasing address.
bu ih5 ncrs need Address for one week Alfred
GeEnSip, Union square Post o9lce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
Henry n. LEEDS, AgorrogEER, s.Lsssoox 70

III e Nassau s1e.t--BEN3Y II. LEEDS Il o.. will sell
az auction sstlroav June at l0H o'clock, general az
sgr,meut household furniture couaisus u uase. nd
rgrsn rossyo,d ana M h1gauy neds.es carved
tets etss dyans lo1eses arpe Ia
dretsng bnr-sua rosewD,d feg s-cG gaay NJ t-hs o5
hail nshogany book racks rishlsany bsis eaIs
hnggBY marble top washs,ind3 m..uepsss sr4 n Al.
ssses bspkes bedrocui sod di1ng ofoosery &C. 30
four Osewoo1 oi1Dos "a ae tpae Hnh OK an 90 ve
made hy well kND also valushe A. yoies of syss
goods belonging 10 Kerhe sgizs-sud 4hd = he gsd
preVcus 70 his feparue or @1fore roarsdqv
ran cnrs siahosa'si carved md olud heo VOL and
never before exhibited ia this county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

4 ThoRoUGHLY ACCOMPLISHED LADY. OF suPe
. rfor moral and intellectual atainrneu rn,n xbon =,
iue has su ei propionsy, possessing snass c1nfdng
sno aneconate ieu,peranen desires 10 mate he .clnsin
lance, with view TO matrinony OF culyas3 ara IA -
gentleman Of wealth and psion ulter thirty yea, Of
age 10 prevent dsrte rested and unoro siped uaraas &
replying return stamps requested address FOR tan d,s
y Montague. care of p O. Godfrey, Union tquare Post On y
Nef1 - - y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG WIDOW LADY go HIGHLY REsPEC :.
tole % very Ane peraoua appearance and
a. he 4l-es maj good and sensible w,uld seek In
mouo <s ts Ioru tn acquan'ance of w,rthr
min iev 70 mat nooy o. good position
serce cyen and ,o3 years OF age The bes ref1
Brooklyn, %. '' N~N'e "'0'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

~ @. HORTON AUCrloHEER. WILL SELL THIS
". day at salesroom s2 Hudson street At ocl9ak b.
frarcy dry goods clothing, bonnets fura.nre X,
Abr aHAM MOSES Consiabls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

JNAEIsD-To TAKE CARE OF CHILD SIX NoNrHs
w old of errands &c girl IL TO Is If
quick and wiling; wages 81 50 to 81 Gall
80 " "a, sd st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

ssThANER BRO owAT. FROM PIER FOOT OF "a
- 'f'et every afternoon at o'coct Lsudrs At 1sre'
pher sec F0nkefs Hastings DobNs'rerrl rar-el N
firg ana HaFrtsraw 40 freight received af'er 80 o'clo
aud nole taken on eaiuIdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

UCTION NoT1CE-ASsIGNEE's SALE OF HARD
n ware cutlery heavy goods, &c-JNO. z, VAN ANT
WEkP, auctloneer will continue the the extensive
Gsi o. hsrdwa-e a. 81 Bower, corner Of Fourth
assignee Purchasers at the sale of Thursday ali others
requested 10 attend and bring their catalogues them
bestand most valuable part Of The goods will
this -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

UCTlON SALE OF REAL EsTATE IN BROOKLYN
~ Ped COLE will sell on Friday: at IL O'Clock NJ at
city sasrcCn 33 Fulton street. Brooklyn eight lots
or Douglass street between New York and Brooklyn
These lots the grade but shor distance from
Glove road sale positive without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

ryrAETyD-A RESPECTABLE GIaL (PEOTEsrANr
w preferred 10 DO the cooking washing srd ironing Of
Email private tamil " Apply between and II clock al 80
West 29tn ST.
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sTEAMBOAT3.

vEYPoRT, CLrFFwooD AND PERTH AMBoY-r
~ sds route, making all the Landings The s,esmo'
lCLkS leaves upper aide OF Barclay street every day
cept Saturday O'Clock A. NJ. On Sundays makes
lsndipg at Peck slip a. $40 A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

WASTFD-lN SNAIL FAM ILY, AN AMERICAN OR
Bpgh girl between 6 add IS years OF sge 10 Do chan
beroih and waiting she perfectly neat and indus
To satisfactory psrson the above will be found
sbe place, Apply between and II O'Clock at 81 YES,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

nN DENANDE-DAH5 UNE FAYILLe saANCaIss
~ uns bonnie fepssense de Ia. Une caosbls
reDpr cette charge de oons eopos safes
ser "a No IS Waverley place.
I'VE YILLE FRANChIsG DEsIsERsIr TaOJvEs
" une place de femme &c cbsn1ore b)nae deafsat
une pslson Aercane Gle peut fou'nr lea ne,eues re
communications s.oresser A. 5sAy, 13 St. Marks place
al pierisT eiage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

UCTIoN NO1ICE-T6OMAS BELL, AUCrIONEyR
n ard WILLIAM 8. THOSPsoN-Ihis day, at l0L
oco;s N ne sac rooms No Is fsst Broad way sre
Fl. ads sofas chairs wsssspds beds Gotta valuable uiaao
1e picurss c. chs soves lamps chest DC ON sstur
day sac Of clothing, farcy goods ged rood, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

(VArI Ed rAMEDIATgLY-ONE GOOD LAUsDsEsS
w several psptry Il s Good references required
" nj OF GIL broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

NoTICS. = SUNDAY BOAT FOR aEweURG.
~ steamer BROADWAY will leave pier foot q.
0oucbng At htceher every scniGy morning at TX ocor
suong at Yonkers HastuEs Iohbs Ferry, Terrs owo Ed
Sing linvesslraw, Tsrpsncss West Point ,oli lprng
Cornwall eturDlne, WIN ava Nburs az y oolOs4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

NAkTED-A GOOD sEAMsrR Gse; ALSO, A GIRL AS
" cook, washer and oner TO 90 short distance In tbs
/ cour try. pply St l07 Wess 18th Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

FKIUd1 VI ttV5n
sloCh- So" pfshg Ay.foiy Q, Vsi ,
scelat eons Aigre new and old ALSO su assogmeat OF
scepihc. class cal and rchool books, lc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

NoNsTA BLEs sALE.-A N. CRI5rALAR AUCTION.
~ will sell this day. ten clock st Is Bowery gene
raj assortment of househ Id furniture cousIng Of cas
lounges bpreaus hedseads abes washstsnds wsrdrobe
spoons china crockery and glas kitchen utensils aud
large lot of other aries numerous mention BY order
of LAWRENCE UBERIiE Cnra.able Also, a large lot of
new and second hard carpets and oilcl,ths -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

| ySTANTED-A Middle AGED WOMAN. WHO Is AC
w child md Is good
None apply unless well recommended Call at
| ls7 West s9b st.. 9Th avenue
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HE'LL WANTE.o-mAiEs,

DOcKKEEPEH AND CLERK WANTED IN 4 HOTEL -
- Az active isi gent AMI well siEcstei Elnge youo
who give l.ptoubtei reference Obtain De
1eut situation BIZ caog ii hs hotel ST. 6ersn.
Fih and Twenty speaking French
or spsnish preferred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

AssIaNESs SALE OF READY. MADE CLOTHING,
tonecy q Bowery, viii sell Monday, 9th inst at iOI.
O'clock large assortment Of cagsipere cloh satine linen
Marselles frocS sack business and overooss do do do
pants and vess in great variety csssmeres cloh. sne
ens Maxsees apacas cOatngs large lot of taiors tim
mings, sewing sx twist buttons and bndpg large lot
of ribbons needle work. coars sleeves and ede
Dg acss muslin deAine cts de bRge, and cali
coes also shswls cravas stocks Ties linen
fhDs drawers and collars aanuel hickory shrz and
drawers, overalls, linen. thread, &c -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15
The. Caledonian for 1859.

On the 6rst Of January. 1850, TIKI CtLEpo~rAN
vill have accomplished onc-half % is Twenty
SECOND Year. Il has been 50 long a weekly Wis
10 thoroughly with the interest, OF the people Of
Vermont. that has become 4 Household Word.
The financial troubles Of the La; twelve months
have have not been without their ernharra s2ing
effects upon Us, in common with the Press grucr-
ally A. aueus-apcr with some cannot be called
IN actual necessity. (thoush VIC believe it is 50
considered by many bat rather luxury When
th. question arose. "Hov shall we rctrruch g.
We regret 20 say that. with many it was done BY
stopping their State paper. But we are happy to
saw that every vacancy has been fTIed, and that
ne have added new recruits to our. ranks. % that
to-day We print more papers than ever before.
Our increase has been slow but gradual We no
ticc this fact with feelings Of gratitude. showing
rs IL does better than any words could tell rs,
thar &c have not mistaken the wants Of ihis com
munity. We accept IL, tuo, a. an encouragement
20 90 forward in Improvement and Independence,
and BY increased industry and expenditure to re
tain all our Old friends. and adj to their ranks
hosts Of new ones.
It will be our aim to make THE CALEDoSrAN a
welcome visitor at every hreside. It's political
-c-t:i-r rcd, 70 nv exposition. Il early at
taehed itself to the great Northcrn Party tkat adj
voeatcs Free Labor Instead % SlAye Labor, sad
has felt lively IA trrest and sasiafaetion n seeing
rs swelling u!e Of power.
AB'c -ssrrr7o1a-rss ril irrrvss- ~ vaHH'.'
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BE- Ja4n,5.rY We
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15
Tho Prosidont on whisky.

The Temperance virtues ef o1r Prr'iI-u,
are surr Of being recorded t1r the stm.r'iar
5E 7t577f7, 5T5T755 550iTi 75'Try b tf5 Fs,,-
cot prosperity o.. trm Of d.s;..les i1 Pits
bu5g These gentlemen had probably been
impressed with the statement ct Hon. Mr.
Montgomery Of Pcnrg i,aHia. that Mr.. Bu-
ehauan INDUCED IA no kind o. arden, spirit
except old rye hi,ky Whether admiration
AZ this singular. de,.caey Of taste and moral
ss,icon,rol led these gentlemen 70 throw up
profitable pursuits IN order Jhl, the. might
unite ia Disabling their homage 20 Jae Chief
Magistrate Of th, 4 Mon ia TIE shape of hi,
chosen beverage, we cannot say. Bot % is q
record that they, WHO nov profess willing
ness TO serve ,heir fellow citizens generally
with "rye whisky IN ten OF ore gallon pae>-
ages" did send package tive vi. FrcsuDo
OF the ten gallon sizol % the White Houss,
With their compliments. The pr-s.dcn, saw,
tasted. and was conquered the kindness.
On the spot be wrote an autograph i-tt-r
which, in the advertising p-fs u the drm
like Ben Adheins name in the angels list
"lsads all the rest and says, "Iour rye Nhis.
Ky excels in mil3ness and fine favor any
spirits ever tasted - " iaS-eould be more
appropriate, 1r tT-ure eeetf4st '-itA 49,
prolexity and vaguencsS Of the President
usual messages Evcels "Ug spirits how
comprehensive which 81 ever Tasted how
authoritative The feelings Of the firm on
receiving this classic testimonial. may be bet
ter imagined than Described. We sincerely
trust tha, they will not suffer their ela,ion ID
overcome their good sense, and, in imitation
OF the custom in monarehieal countries, afN
to their names on their ten or ono gallon
packages, Whisky Mixers to His ESevlicne1
James Buchanan 49, Boston journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15
Ncw state Mop.

We have been shown new nap Of the
State. hy IT. 7. Wa..irF, the same person
Who made the surveys for the County map
/; is got up very much on the same plan a.
the map Of the county, giving every public
read. all the streams, rivers, mountains and
drawn. Extra village PllHs are given on
the margin. with public buildings aud bus
incss directory. and the names OF ALI the sub
'csibcrs to the work. Mr.. \. W. Allen, the
agent Tor Caledonia couNty,,is now taking
,ahseripti5n' for this map. IL {, undoubted
y work Of merit, and those wishing to Sc
cure it will now have an opportunity.
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OnsTRucrrNG TIE SrHEErs.--Tbe follow
ing laughable incident, which occurred in the
city Of Chicago few weeks since, is related
BY one who derived it from one Of the detect
i've fraternity Of that city
"a uevly-appoiuted policeman had recriy-
ed orders to remove 81 distinctions from
the sidewalks. Being very zeaeus in bis
new profession, he had not been on his beat
long befrre he observed two ladies whose
united skirts occupied the entire sidewalk
Considering this an obstruction, Gas no per
son could pass, stepping into the street being
impossible on accouut Of the uufathou.ahis
depth Of the mud.l he requested them 70 toll
low him, which they did, not knowing what
he meant until they were ushered into a
magistrates office, and complaint OF sob
structirg the sidewalk preferred against
them Their feelings by this time can be
better iuagirrt than described. They were
however. INSTANTLY dismissed with a few
words Of caution IN regard to expansion OF
skirts, ,snd the over-sealous policeman was
taken to task
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MARRIAGES.

S,Nuo1, Nv tLt,UD--Iu Lyud1n. Jan = by
Rev Nc E.r5-r,oa. 81. Elisha Sausorn. aud
N;iss May C.. willard.
U,Lr-EptbALr--At East Burke. Dee. 1888. By
E-,. n. Grdd,ay Nr. John Hail. aud Sl.ss Ar.
u nil g K.n,laU
RNSn,it--E luuINaroS--At Lyndon. Jan. tia.
by Rev z. Gadii1g. Sir. Horace Randall e.
Clever, A-.d Miss H-ld-A l. Burunstou. 81
Lvuaen.
Tr-rrIv--DEsts--Ia Ur,trrore Jan. J. ~ Rev
l. II Tabor. Mr. John l.. Tattis Of Yves; Win
stead. Ct, and Ni,a Annie q. Brmi, Of Wesi-
more.
GoonrLt--W oop--At East ST. Johasburv, Dee
2i. ~ Rev J Bowers, sir Henry y. tI7or-Ii.
and Miss Hannah T. Wood. both II Waterford
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