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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

STlTE ~ IERlLONT

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Tho Probate Court ~ the district 81 Caledonia ~ All rf.
sunu Interested iu the tstatH a. Caller l4tI
hafurt W. uall district. lrpraard lntratalr.
JOSIAH Ahu, b. administrator ~ sAh estate frFr.
d,aso va. at iny time Of W. death. the owner certain
frN tutatr a. Wit ia huur iHru situated lu Barnet.
HfYcsaid containing ablut a. With buildings there.
10 SAIL administrator nlsp fcpttscnis o. sAid court
the amount ~ duhta due sud dutrasud priha
Wr t'raustA 81 Administration, aud the value uf the
prfHnnt estate that the Uftuuh estate H. tuau, pu
value 10 p ,i debts and Chaf5rs aGd pf sug said court
Co., grant him ntrfr aud authority sru fmuth OF no
AZ estate ~ rall deceased ~ Dc the fs-
uusr ~ dlachaIrug tuli drut With aocniug Interest
thereon.
said application Will be- heard rud decided ~ slb cuur
dnyuf Al rll ucNl
You ace therefore. hereby uoilHc q appear hrurc t,
tluf az the time and payr aftraaid, aud give Tested
nh ,uuo1 a. pay sail d,bts aud gApcusss " almuis
uallu if sugh sum ami ulthu such titnt sau Court
shan df' N sou would redeem ,ait real estate nom sale
o. amtrrad OF Object % N0u cause 60 the rruius
said license
Dated q 81 JohnsbuD Aforesaid m, I'D day orMar,b
10 l.rH
AeG ASA l.. FRENCu. Judge OF Probate.
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STI7E or TERWONT


fht Probate Court ~ the nstlU ~ Caledonia DO all.
prrhHuE Interested m the estate 81 GruTEr ". uouituu
late ui hunr lu aall District dee saHrl. trttato.
GEOheEJ pENtsuN, and Daniel o. nrulson ras,utufs
- Wtr thr lts VIII and Testament ~ nai trslAr, rrpfr
sept Z" saii ,u. 1 thrir prtiHp u wfluuEI that hr
HAl tffufHu " hruasUs sfHHHfd 80 The time ba
death thr 81 trfts Heal Estate, VII about
ACRES nl lul n' iunH The iiuur fafu tlld rstais tt
~ ihr llN fIHlufuf The jruls place called consisting
~ ga,f"s Of hand si tuiiiinTs tir WutsifuH farm 81
lr ~ acres ulaul Aiagrs of Hud uft div silu ~
tr1rrr uhmpnfe1, iNWihluls ~ ~" yrist u privilege
aul natures ~ Nnfkr Hollow HuN The huuHr and barn
lduiuE l ha 80 acre 81 land siid real estate n siu
hitd lu Nuflr augrtau said ikrJuturs nsH frHfrsrut
hAi s1lrui sid fual rhtatr isurtrssHN aud that viii
~ hrlrhnl 90 the heirs, and rsaircs ~ aid 80
tate ~ trHa ~ che ONpruss Incident tho raft nud
manaHyWeht 81 Toe same, aud the mprnD-
ItAWlll ~ Wahlug pafllunu uud distruuf
bon oi ne SAME that said real estate should be- sold
lnHh TIE tar u net necessary debts and charges
utadululsifhiiln and pra inH sd tuft giant him 10.
t,us hhd authority 70 sr said real estate puaut o. tar
lfuNlaluua 90 thr htutuic iu that brhalT
SAID application si BE- heard aud dH idrd by mid court
~ The probate office m - iuhuahur ~ said dltrf a the
iHlh daN uf Ann, 4. %, ltai.
You arr therefore, hereby notified a. appsar hfr said
rauHu, Co The granting ~ sHid license
4 u. lF1,
M.aI l. uuUNgu Iuass al pf..i.ft.
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Irovn beasll u bui yery lIllle praclioal utIl-

grown beast, Of bat very ltlls practical u,il-
itT
have been avaried the Ast premium on
native heiier calves twice, hy the Jedesnni-
au County Agricultural Society, that We fed
entirely on sour milk aud one year there
wac very large competition. II any one
can raise "a better calf than 1 con with any
less expense, lot him teIl me how ho can
do H. T.. MAYNARn.
Limsfsk, jeff Co., NY.
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STA1E OF VERMONT

GEoHGE pOWAiNG.A tarArE
a. Probate Court held Ht the Probate Do 80 Jlhus
turf. nu tlr g1tb uat uf hHrIh, A. -. laaY.
Dith now ihtt administrator on tho estate nf
ftrIfEr hHWuiuF late of 10 IlluHhur, tu said district
hrrrHsed. masfs apphriti1p o. sad court a. ca
irul ihr time hrfttuntr auH Hd hiW, 60 Isf nH dfNt
uNr ifuW snll drfratri Hud o. render hia standardization
account uu auInr niufr iHf Whrrrupuu 70 "a ordered
hi H1u Court that atlt application hf heard HUu urtird
at int ftunar Ouru Be- Sc iulsburi AmIrssli, 600 che
la uaI ul Apult a u lal ami ~ 10 tuI tlHf uUfftu
lhll Htirr lf FArn 90 apgr.1uh tHutffurd hf putia
l"n ~ copy n mo trtHfd ~ tlH ORDER Doe tu tlirHu
~ puird 80 "a JuhHaHuF, thtrr Vrtka HuulralFfli
hfifr aAi tlWr ufltHUug.
49, tlr lusrt
Auest. ASA l.. THGNCil, JuIgs ofrrobate.
- Amr.L ~ L rnrALm Inh.r ~ L-h.lr
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gDF Californian.
N iseellaneons Reeelpta.

llor YEAH-Take as many potatoes "a
sou pish-say dozrn-p pare and boil them
Zoo jusl watr, enough 60 cover them. when
they nrr boiled soh, mash them fine in water
aud thirkcu with -four while 10 10 sralIat hot
o liule thicker lhan pau-cak halter { when il
is sufficiently cool, odd O lirtlo hop yeast 20
raise H. WheH'it comes up Il will be iil Tor
use, and may be used ur brrh or biscuit ihe
came as ans other Yeast, This yeast may be
kfpt nom one 10 fur weeks, according 10 the
coolnsss Of lie weather and the place you
Keep IL in. Il should be- covered light from
the air. keep Il in the sir. keep il In O
small-mouthsdiar wish an oilelolh tight over
IT'D, lr, IN AoHLrGfeH F,abie Farmer
FIcNEp ROGs--iiai the eggs until very
hard when cold, shell them, md cut them IN
hal,es euglhways Lay them carefully ln
large mowhrd,Ars, and pour over them seald-
log vinegar wen seasoned with whole pepper,
allspIcc, and few pieces ~ ginger, and few
cloves ~ garlic. When cold, tia up closely,
a,4, HI, sl,sia stand : gsagtA, They afe then
Gt fur noe, with cold meat, they aro Almost
delicious AID delicate pickle,
Cigar ashes viii he found an Invaluable
remedy for the bite u the mosquito and 9th
- insects Wet the ashes and Rub them on
the part, and the singing sensation will he
extracted als,s.. lasl-slly, Ihs- REASON Of
this II that ashes contain all.ali, which neur
tralizes tho acid II tho poison.
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OR S ALE,

A FINE cottage residence on SLJohnsbury plain
INNt.. situated on Main street. about ten min
'utcs walk from Messrs, Fairbanks scale work 4,
and depot, is convenient for a man doing bushes :
on the Plain or at Pnddock's Village. IL is a
wei built house. convenient for one or two famj-
iics' has Y good rooms, two cellars and out build
ingS, well OF good water with chain pump aud
cistcrn Of soft water.
The barn was fitted up two years ago in good
order Tor stablinRS horses. and a new carriage
house built at the same time. There il one trrre
Of excellent land aud the choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont.
y. Tho village people have built one ofthefr
large cisterns opposite the place this fall which is
very convenient IN case Of fire.
Ihr ewner having len town is anxions TO sell
and will sell at a bargain.
For further particulars enquire OF Russell Hal
lett near the premises -
l5f CHARLES SHATTUCK.
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Administrators Sale,

INllE subscriber M administrator Of the e..
4 tate ~ Geo. W Clarke deceased, offers Tor
sale the farm IN which said dcccascd resided. sit.
uatcd ia PcAchamf together with the stock tools
SC. nov on hand. Possession given COdAys amer
date ~ halc Also one hundred acres ~ ,rry
valuable timber aud pa,turaFc lands on Cow
llill, ard one piece land at thc outlet of Mud
Pond, tine location fora Mil.
Enquire ~ G. II Chtkr, SO, JuhnsbufN, ID.
ward ladi. hauNillc, Imsirdm Sauhutu, Peach,
am, who nov resides "u tho premises. OF OF
O., W, tkARkE, Adm.
81 Luui,, Mo.
pyarhum. Dee. 1853 lltt
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Ar9al a0Ocrtlormrmtn.

LIBERATION. This IN a. ccuib that
- have given ms con, LookLau johnson, bic
time ss.f4g.. tla 4ll..alllll f LlA iuluuil4 All
shall claim none ~ be- uHgea, amer this date.
AltAhMIS 4, JOHNSON.
Amin johnson, witness.
IUutuburfl. March ~ 40 gIs
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c, & P, R. r. r. co.

A LII persons that have subscribed for stock in
n the connecticut Passumpsic Rivers Rail
road Company on condition that assessments
should not be called for oftcner than once in nine
~ days, once in three mcnths are hereby mott
fed that the Following assessments arc laid, viz:
Ten dollars on each share PAYABLE Tho 6rst Ia,
OF January next. and ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thereafter the
whole shall amount one hundred dollars Oh each
share,
Payments may be made at ths Trcasurer's Office
in Boston, or at the following places, viz;
The Peoples Bank. Bank of Orleans, Bank of
Lyndon, Passumpsic Bank, Bradford Yank, or 20
T.. CLEVELAND, Agent, Mt Coventry, VI.
BY order OF the Directors,
N. p. LOWERING, Trsf Nurer.
Boston, Oct. 10, 1857. 56tf
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Conn, 81 Passumpsic r. r. r
NoTTO|

VENIrE following assessments have bocn lOid an
all subscriptions fortho purpose ofextcnding
the road Iiz-lO per cent. on each share pRynpb' 2
Sept. LIST, 1857. Also, 10 per cent on each AZ arc
payable every succeeding sixty days thereafter m
ill the amount OF one hundred dollars ON oncb
share shall have been paid
Payments may be made at the Bank ofOrlcnns.
People Bank, Bank OF Lyndon, Passumpsio Bank
Trcasurcr's Office No. Merchants Exchange
Boston, Per order,
June 1857 20,
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Best Churn yet Invented.

1--WE Davis !SclEAdiusting PatcntChurn eburp,
the quickest and easiest. and makes Asmueh
ana as good butter as the old Dashrr Churn. it
works the butter milk and the salt in with ae.
SuIaey ana Dispatch. Buy one, and IL Is not the
best return IT, For sale for the County Of Gale.
doDia at the Agricultural Ware Iihuse, by
ALEX. LANG
81. Johnsbury, July IS. 1855 9iu
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/\FOr Salel
Board Planning.

INiE subscriber having fitted up shop ,
u tho Paddock Machine Works with new and
perfect machinery is prepared 70 do all kinds Of
WOOD PLANING
WIN ncatnoss and dispatch; aud hopes 10 msri
aud receive a. part 81 che public patronage.
AlAo has for sale seasoned Spruce Lumber.
J. J. LAMB.
81. Johnsbury. June ", 1857 3stf
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CARRIAGE WORK.

'ENH subscriber, having rented part ~ the
shop formerly occupied by Wheeler a Flint
"a the steam Mil, would say 20 thrir friends aud
The public, that thog are prepared 60 do any work
required. Also, Patterns and Models made by an
experienced Workman,
Also stimfon a Chaplin. improved broadcast
seed sowing Machine, which with ono horse, will
80" ifvir 20 90 80 frrt wide and more even than
can Doe done hy hand. Call and sec thcm.
All work done, GiihfllY. and With deAuateA-
Ilcasc give as a call. @. Il, CHAPLIN & co.
81 John-hurys April -, lSdS n
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Good Stoves.
Sash and Doors.

TNHOSE in want Of first rate article in
the above line will do welt 70 -rtvr us. a cali
and buy good inside Doors nom 81 25 20 1. rs, the
best workmanship In all cases warranted.
l.. .. STEVENS.
st. Johasbury, Oct. I, 1859. or
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To Blacksmiths.
RS Patent Graduating Tuyors.

4 VI VI WNVIIN NINNuHtIIIB ANJNIU'
fEnlE bcs( IN use for black smiths. now In use iu
several shops m this place. aud FOR sale by
Mc'sts l.. 4 r Fairbanks q Coz az their Scale
shop 81 JphHsjuy, ~
JHiv. Uds pgtf
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Musical instruction.
Who wants to buy a Farm /?

EhiE subscribers wish TO sell a small Farm.
containing about 70 acres OF land situated
withiilonc half mile OF West Charleston Village.
lhcrc Is on said farm good dwelling house and
shcd, also two barns aud sheds adjoining. Also
one OF the best Sugar Orchrrds in Northern Yer
mont Terms OF payment made easy 60 the P,u
chaser. G. IL. a J. NJ. wERKB.
Also, for sale, 25 acres Of good pasture land sd.
Joining c. W. McKoy's farm In Lyndon. Said
pasture Is well fenced and wAtcrcd. Also for sale
oooo good cedar posts. pine and spruce lumber.
G.. II. X J. NJ. WEEKS.
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Threshing Machines /

AN now manufacturing (st the shop formsrI,
oeouVird ny Randall 4 whlpple j one aud ~
horse power Grain threshina aud eleanlng az. ~
chimes, rom The most approved patteTnT 49,
fnT toHRrNofigH, DHrabilify and Ererufi(1o,,y
Itffaom tfOw fr0ioI CARRoT M HHoHIi en-
h.ss VINO intend % purchase this season, vii.
ma " Tor their interest 90 order soon '
Adde'S LEMON gibson,
~ -, Johnsbury, Vt
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Tho Place TO Buy

FINEAS, and oil kinds Of Groceries, and NJ
4 sru ,Np oLT YouR MONEYS woHru. Is at
T.. JEWETTs.
\. y Thcy win Dee 'oldfu ANY QUANTI-
Tl, a. low or LOWER than at any other e..
tahliahmrut
Fob. pI lktu.
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Mllinory Qooda nt Wholeanlo.

Millinery Goods at Wholesale.
FiipU CLASS nurrso thr ahu,r goods are invited 90
can ana riaHlur th0 new apd carefully selected utagA VI
SIltlNG GOODS
upriuF lF tlt tubsftff Ill fWhi. arc Of
nhhIHuanlr tbir.. tllupIlsi4E
HrlWthf A,.
with WauF other ar.ra lu tula line which Will DO outTsd
~ literal terms urrash pr short approved credit
\. n. BLANCHARD,
4, 80 IS Mu u, c'a,tH or il.vt,f o., ho,ros.
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ana All other Goods in proportion Buyers will
paying down, - "' "
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Al those Who are indebted 20 the subsrrn..,
are requested o. pas the came bsfgr, tbe a. ~
~ ApHl ~ nay debts HiHsf be- paid N''
Sutton, March Is. 1850. gs,,
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No zee Ext n
q II. & j. NJ. WEEKS.
Wove, Wire Cloth,

GOITABLEf for Thrcshing Machines, Win
- moving MillS Window Screens. Sc. for sail.
Ivy. ,BuYNTON * DEMING.
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New DelaineS, Prints &c
DUBrN'S

lust rec, iycd aud for sale by
~ Feb. % T. JEWETr.
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Reduction Of Prices.
H. A. QUIMBY

WISHES TO close cut his stock of goods
w before the 10th Of April next. to make room
for Spring Goods, aud viii sell uutil that time.
at the folio wing prices
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B'I'oE..
ATcTI

PAY AS YOU CO.
ON ana after March Is, the subscribe,
AyNiil cell Goods f1r each or reads No. ,.i.'
and a. tho following rgiuerd prices '"''
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
NO. s..
Low Necked Dresses.
The New York Times says

The New York Times says:
Walking down Broadway behind a lady
of evident respectabiIi,y, a day or two
ago, we could look under, not over, her
shoulder, and have, by strange apertures,
a telescope view Of the street beyond and
in front Of the said lady. Nor is this an
extreme case. Quite the contrary. L
appear, just at present, TO be the general
rule of the street costume. Criholihe,
which is stretched at the bottom to doduty
as a volunteer street-sweeper, appears 10
be shrunk at the top in an equal ratio, Till,
like Paddy's blanket, it is lengthened az
one end by a piece-cut of from the other.
This may be all very well for those wild
and reckless individuals whose motto is
"neCk or nothing" but for staid, sober
and quiet folk, it IS a melancholy waste OF
the raw material. In sober sadness, we
seriously and earnestly object to a style so
excessively decOLLete, which is French for
low-necked dress, as a style Of street cos
tune. 1t is conducive neither to health
nor &c morality. It is also in bad taste,
and, instead of exciting admiration in the
opposite sex, only provOkes remarks little
complimentary to those who indulge in 1t.
There it is a mistake, since woman loves
to please, and the sooner 1t Is reformed
the better.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
G. / r G. L F.
l G. A r u S
r A r + S r
G. r E A T T.
LU S T r L
E S T f E NJ

This is pleasant game for evening
parties, and requires considerable inge-
nUity.-C ClsUeldnd Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
THE ADVERTISER,
RATES OF ADvzErrsrpTos

One square 10 lines or Isss) one insertion, 81 90
Each additional insertion, 60
one square, one month, 81
Business Cards Of six lines or less one year, %
one Column one year, 50 90
One-half Column one year. 35 %
One fourth Column one year % 90
one eighth Column one year, n %
One column SIX months, IS CO
One half Column SIX months, % %
One fourth Column six months, 10 90
One eighth Column six months, CO
One Column three months, % 90
one half Column three months, 10 90
One fourth Column three months, no o.
One eighth Column three months, %
Announcing candidates for Office (in advance 3 %
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
A Contemporary has adopted the praciic

A Contemporary has adopted the practice
of marking papers with an Y on the expi-
ration of subscriptions. A subscriber re-
sponded in the following good hit -
MEssRs. LANSING: That your X-po-
sition is X-cusable in the X-tra Y X-hibit-
ed on the Exterior of the last Standard,
you will allow me to X-press my readiness
to admit. Please to X-amine the enclosed
X-change, and if deemed an X-piation for
my remissness, it viii be Expected that you
will X-tend to me an X-oneration from your
X-actions, X-punging or X-scinding the
said X from my next paper. Not that your
mode IS by any means X-ceptionabIe IN "
ercising right, but rather to be X-tolled,
as very X-peditious one in making "
amples of delinquents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

A well known Providence sporting
character tried his luck in that city the
other day and found it bad. The bank
refuted to discount for him and bis de-
posits were exhausted. On turning his
back upon the scene Of operations, a SYM
pathetic friend said to him:
Tom are you broke 90
"Yes," sand Tom with a Sigh, and so
dead broke that If steamboats, lCers selling
at cent apiece, IcOuIdn'tbuy a gangtcaj
pIank."
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

Among the Parlor games occasionally
used, is one called "squaring word. -
It consists in arranging words in such
manner that perfect square of known
words shall be made which will read verti-
cally in the same order as horizontally
The problems of "squaring the circle"
which has puzzled philosophers and math-
ematicians for ages, has been solved in
this MaV. thus:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

TOmpkins sorrowfully holding ''slow
note" against Timkims, gladly happened
upon the latter when he was dead drunk;
then put the note into Timkin's pocket
and distracted money enough to pay tin
full. When Timkins awobe to conscious
ness, he took out, as was his wont, his
wallet to count how much money he was
out. Finding his purse almost empty, he
Numbered:
"How in thunder did l spend all my
money!" =
"You paid off that note / held" ans
wered T0mpkins.
"Ljghtningn muttered old T., slowing
away his wallet. "Rot-gut whiskey'u
make man do anything"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

The word Zouave is from the Arabic
word Zouaoua, a 'confederacy of the
Arabic tribes who live on the mountains
back of Algiers. The ZOuaves were
originally Arats, but now Frenchman who
wear the Arab dress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

A young gentleman complaining that a
shower bath had been administered to
him the evening before, at a trial Of one
of our steam fire engines, elected the
remark from Miss y. that he was so
bright, perhaps they took HIM for FIRE,
and that he ought to thank his stars that
they had not utterly exunguished him
Whereupon the young gentleman declared
he was more put out by her remark than
by the ducking he received.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

"The population of the United States,
says an exchange paper, 'increases one
million year, or two thousand every
day." Just think Of that EightY-three
per hour, almost one and a half per
minute. Great country, this-nO mistake!
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
Miscellaneous.
From the Indiana american.
Pop Goes the Liquor.

BY D. L. w.
The devotees of alchohOl
Will gamble, cheat and bicker,
And ever and anon they pause,
And pop goes the liquor.
Fast young man with long mustache,
Thinks he was never sicker,
Gains ''admittance 70 the bar"
And pop goes the liquor.
Dashing gent with visage red
Struts round like a dandy,
Steps into "fOine salOOn,''
And pop goes the brandy.
Old man with a slouched hat,
Eye sight rather misty,
Walks up to the bar, and then,
Pop goes the whisky.
A handsome lady lives near by,
Young man thinks he'll court her,
And to brighten up his wits,
Pop gees the porter.
He courts the handsome maid awhile,
Has pleasant conversation,
But when he pops the question,
Pop goes his calculation.
A gentleman quite ccrpulent,
Whose lOcomotion fails him,
Casts about careful look
Surely something ales him.
Smith has business up in town,
Easy of solution;
But once entagled in his gin,
Pop goes his resolution.
Jake Snyder with his crooked pipe,
And Hans his jOvial crony,
Alas is Fastening to the beer
And pop goes the money.
They beat the little innocents,
And never mind their screenings,
But they still imbibe until,
Pop goes dclirium tremens.
Thus to grog they're truly wed,
And never will fOrSa ke her,
But ere the prime of life is past,
Pop goes the undertaken.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

$50 your little boy goes to school al
ready!' "Of course he does.'' 'Ard
does he learn anything ?'' .'Yon'd better
believe it." "Can he write already 2"
"He writes like lawyer" "You don't
say so % "Yes-so atnobody can read
it."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-17

sra aevascs which checked sales ard rendered ac.s
tops nonuaa
f"o'noss -pofS--Iae market opened with more AMI.
ns.rn ara htmrets, anc closed at Decided advance
tho sat- n'so up about 600 tbs iclcdiog new ness
sislS "a .ein mess a. sl7 Goa si7 75 prne at
10 MAJ nd armme, months, atp I. Beef was arm aud
vaa better tie sales e@brsced abou, 700 800
Ia'ss a. 81 SIS, asaa ss,f' do AZ 80 isa s,z
Prime mes, %as s,eaSy al S25 a SIS and 100
o. prlrae western at $40 Bacon was aem,
wnh sales Of shout 100 bids Sides were reported At
sssc Cut meats fair reqlest with ss'es OF about
2au htds aod erces at &c Ike or SHOULDERS and &C.
lcc Tor bans, dry salt aad ptcied Lard vas drmer,
With ts'es OF about 800 Dbls at l2c. we with some
los At l27c Butter and cheese oodt Change Of
moment.
Res was aruer and ia good demand ciosng at an ad
vance Of &c per 10
srcAGs The market steady but quiet. s,be sales
we're conhled 10 800 400 hhds,, including Cubs. New
Orleans and Porto Rico, Within tho closing rates of last
Saturday.
srcns-sales of 800 400 bags pepper were made at
exc, . 91<c.
so4r.-lco boxes Cattle were sola at 8ssc. a exc,
now hold at 0sf. 80
WBsKEY.--Ihe marke, was firm, with sales Of 600 bbls
=. 3Gc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-17

CARrFSI Wednesday, May Ii at tho
Church OF the Ascension, by tho Rev G. Bedeil W. e.
GAkfAA,ss W Miss ANNA n. BENNETT, daughter Of wm.
Bennett Esq, ali or this city,
HsNDM-RRsD in Philadelphia, on Thursday, May 12,
by he Rev. W. Jackson Mr. j. HKNDxL Of ihis city to
Mss kABstcA h REED, Of Carlisle, Pa.
Cslaorpis papers please copy
hiIIIGAN-CKsvEs--O SUNDAY Nav q Mr. Jouy Mr.
HGAN 70 MES SusAS D. GREvEs, all OF this city.
RAHpEI-CoPrIs GER--On Thursday evening" Nay IL, by
the Rev. Father McCrskey, MosInloR A. RAspxl Miss
MARY ANN CorrN6sR. eideet daughter Of VIM. Coppnger
sPzAGuE--WooD On Sunday. May Is, in the Bethel
Methodist Episcopal church, WcstHeid S. L. BY the Rev.
S Swaho, Mr.. J0uN NJ SPRAGuR 70 Miss RACnsA ANN
daughter Of Mr. John l.. Wood, Of the above place.