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Mr.. Lefebvre's School.
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN ISL AND FOUsHEE
RICHMOND. VA

TI,HE session S school LIST iAy Of eo.
u l>bs, snd terminates the last Of June i-6D
Our long experience In teaching literal
We have received foT 80
eo1raged Us 10 make Important our
course 81 Literature. comprising English FTench Csm.n
Italian ana Spanish classics 1.-THE four medium M
the fTsnsh has been successfully tined duriB last session.
and will b continued aud enla In the next
We nave engaged Mr. EDE aED 70 take hsrs n =,
fnsh psu Of this we'll Rhetoric Belle
ana the First Reading ciAsS-s Of N,
tlemAh OF the highest qualihestiohand feel ID
service Sil be duty appreciated ~uaLi earny
cur Lt-i atuTe class - graduating pnpil.
The house which have
convenience well 10 the 6ouHF L.di-s ss
ms Ia family Two IounF Lsdes occupy on. r.
Der. ~ 49, 1850 '"A''
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l tSDS0ME BRICk TENEMENT On THE
hAsI LINZ OF ~TH 81, NORTH LrTGiI EOR AIT IN
AtCIION-Wl be i TIT RsDAN ISth S-p, $50 a.
The premises. commencing At ucrk Immediately ,tr a.
ale % - Altacre Tot tlay advertised h., NJ
Nnntss Johnson Conson-r the a-vy-rect-t hr-1 t.r-
eii "ea~i A. above, IN the occupancy Mr Rah-E
PAYNE - an annual rent n tEU The or of hot
- e ana ht depth 81 - feet 20 alley The 81 IN.
property E ia desirable sad iEprnyirg mari a hs r
ItsN --h" fourth cash balance Ia
srS-ti- t,DnDIN A Apr
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THE COTTON CROP

THE COTTON CROP
NEw YORK, Sept. l3.-The Shipping List reports the
total receipt Of cotton at all ports s5 Ash bales and
the total crop at l,Ol 1000 bales Total exports n2u
Sls bales aud the receipts at Northern ports by railroad
from Tennessee, at about 81, 900 bales.
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4 taOECE COTTON LAMBS sstat Of thr Ests.s II
y Ne late tkANCis sUk6ti u Mississippi Fs A. sas-
Z. ~ tts .o al ths LsEis IT, M9u1- -0atT sss. On
.ht mr., $1,000 thsrs 'h dayI . Soy otter NJ
sc'sh1 hoNbAi 90 Nn.ts.ttr ttsirt lttt- D zht =
-, sgeri ~ AZ th LsEi lu Jackson H.rf,. Ca a. "A
hoNbAN De- N1yember 1.ius be tisf lib .su f..sA5uas
~ NJ lanis u Rsnl,i .aalIs A.A..s a. a. 80
Hti b. reavTvct frI ~ r1fafr
lfsh' one touu ,sst ai be- e.4i.t reside. o. r1s 49,
AMI Three yssIs rsariug Ht-r, s.s -th .n 30 ss IT,
payment ' WV
tni ths dfst of Ss,-iattf .ay aI t... ti. 49,. A., -,
ffs -ste. sol "n-fs iuyst a.fl- o. NJ ~ -
'e, NJ plat terms g. s 30 iarFsf Tftsa az .r.ns
~ eaf~s selected ani h-st LsIt. AHsls.. ,sr
hii-s rrsirci, aEi al 1esf O. o., lsyls.siaa
10 EsUtt 49,. u.s..,a
f"ai-siDs ~ .fals iat 49,
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a Ia s.ni s ma,i m.5s 40 sar.-, %,

WILL b. sad NJ e2i lTHCRsDGYj At the Au-iI
w r'ous Of fuiAm Bg'' OIL IL az T..
'-fr nrFrD slave named Fiiurnd PULIIAI & BITS
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BITIHohT sept iAFiour good request Howard stse, .
wheat lnwetwhir tllat Lao; red flWGtl Corn ,-
ohio 2S'.. ~
wv h"sk, sept l8stocAs aetTe Virginia G. aI. Flour
slightly thghrr-souh+fn t5Tb5l5 Wheat quiet-uhItr
81; rel 81 % Cnrn unchanged PORK u-nes, Az I.,I
quiet whisky DAN al ~. ~ ~
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MNMSnALI. sALE

NAHSaALiS SALE,
FSTe % decree 90 the bii4fCG Ua. s,sz;
- ~, re tssissn Di.i Of yiFsA ,'55ok Fsczo-aesi
On NC lth dsy % JUiy l,S9 g. -. g ;h T.s4 slsts n
America sgaHs. the bars Jas htF tackle &c al -
nd - Tge ~ tie presses e :ae % re sessi iii
Re SOLD on ItfSDAh, III 1917 ls - August ts9 stls e,
. ShaEberi.in Wharf tr the sty N.rs-lS the tsEk
Hes ~ szid stErf -
The vessel but Chesry6sL Ia hs st.s- az N,. l.; -
year l>'', ani MEASURES 80 (. p
Aad .Hneiaiey after The sale Of said vessel a =. ts
ooaSeo Nafehoss IA SAID city he csr-o q ali bari JaFs
nss s5psisEs q $40 gPei Rsa y hs Fes S. fr
mos y isn H9or - bars Fat 1rJu hds Dry eois
case Nasksts sEi various ether atii,lss -
Terms u t.ls ash, 10 spssi-.
jNO WILEY Marsha
p psrfct of ".
- iHGs SASH. JR. Defaty
hN-tt D.. NUrsk = Co
% etttenreit IHCS NASH, ia
Btpais Na.Bhsu. n Va
Ass = } Mgrgk A A1-fs
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IN bHbs. FiNEsI NlnGINIA WHISKY,
ba Coaee Door Mats. ftror Mtis Fancy feab sn scruh
hiucs Olives, Caprrs Olives stuffed WITH Auchnvs Nans
ChosoW, fcsi, recf Tongue. Ntctcrsi In Ki. t
a nh pced salnon in Jars ani hsif hbis American tess
Aseotd uaynrlngs, Tongue and pvt
Ins. fnFh and Dublin Porter Scotch India Ale rst,.
@ ny Suaps pcmJohns ~ sizes for sale in store .u 1 a.
".ssH BLAIR 4 CWAMuFLAYNr
ae''-"" late ". n. HtHufax 4 60
STORAGE WANt ED.-uayins made a lara, ,l.ntl,5
y Mehouse, % ts nnrk, an prepared ffg m huit
q lA barrels, heayv aui ueht storage Profr. or ,t,e
''' "
~ have an excellent place store damn uh.,, III -
au2lats t''N ''@'NA
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GTOHAGK MANlKn

WV kIcHsIIVn 4 UtVvnIr n III ~
- fVtrv,sp ocr,c, a.. august 1911. 1850
y reetort ~ his Cumpauy, held nis DAY h vs. ~ -
hferto That dividend ~ ur pfr cent fs f,,r f,u.. -
s 9e aeafed pyahs 70 the sicctholde ~ sir ers 10,
resenstves, On and amer the tsi n Dersutr 60,
An extract hon ne minutes ' WV
- gsse rHoS W. nROCKrNuROU0u
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL
GuISEI'S PosT OFFICE. ClRoLiSE COUNTY,

TINHE EXERCISE Of Miss MARY ANN ALIENS sCHooL sm
resumed on The ls Monday 81 Octaher $50 ii "a
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WnsTo THE VOTERS or Til

EtNCY GO0Ds.-superor Coiosnes gstrsrfs gips Tofst
rosr foo,h Halr Cloth and N,.h Hushs, Sc fc n snd
-. DRUG and Pretcriptlan store,
~ NaFttt Hags, FfsnAnn afeeL
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r, NJ above ~" Iosir"nri m Thur-day tia. 5th IN
the above Advertisement. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

TINS MmHA.-The le,h Regiment of Virginia Militia
having failed to effect organization bv the election
at officers according law; and consequently there
Icing no officer to order and supeIntend the election of
Officers IN that Regiment the Hastings Court has recon-
.ehded 10 the "overnor tue Following suiia
bic TO be commissioned captains OF the vacant companies
IA said Regiment, viz:
Benz H. Minor, for Dist. No. /; Henry G. Cannon for
~, NO :; John Appleyard for Dist. No. % and Jas
W Pegram, for Dist No. 4; of the Isl B,tt,on. Jnhn
, Siags, for Dist. No !; j. Porter Wrenn Tor Dist No
= mos & EpPe-, for District No 3, and VIM b. New.
man, for Dist No. of the I'd Battalion
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W ~ orders for tickets, certificates
ne show magnificent Lotteries vii with prompt sni Gnf
dental attention, and The printed osl dravins sem ss soon
a. over. address ERANOH. RHn ApuFNTS A Co
sA-HaNiHd M1mfurfou. Del
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HUBERT p. LEFFBNRE A. NJ, Principal
Naiafal PHILOSOPHY, Literature. Moral AMI
Mental Philosophy,
WILLIAM a. WILLIAMS, A. Is, Wee Frincpai
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry I,.tar,
Latin 80
EDWARD c HOWARD
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

r. CO Tho Springfield lrFuL..mH alf Aa
following scene boo Vermont "lH ono af iAa
rural towns there lived @ mHu who nas ac.
eused II stealing sheep, and ihe dly Was GO
when he was 90 answer lhe charge before o
court NJ justice. But as n happened, before
the day Of trial, Doc sickeucl aud died. ii4
old mother was overwhelmed Wilh grief and
sat long by lhe corpse, dliiug che house. with
WaIIng aud lamentations. Az Loot thought
gseemfl 20 strike her, she Frightened ap, and,
throwing up her hauds, she piously ciacula-
ted Well thank God, he's out Of lhe
sheep scrape, apybng
90 J.. H. Jennings, formerly Of lhe Pro
file House, WNte Mountains, has leased che
Junction House AZ White River Junction,
70 The prison records ~ Vermont show
that Gre pelsons gera convicted Of murder
and four sentenced 90 be hung from 1889 10
March last
SOMETHING srusTAAUAI,-lhe little town
Vt Derby iu Orleans county, sends four young
gentlemen land fine fellows they are. too) 20
attend lectures Of our excellent Medical COL
lago whose aggregate "a,oirdupois 10 orer
q AneHd Hguds '-Hwl.Hg'oH 1l~es.
20 On Monday Of last week, while three
men were crossing over from riausbursh 10
Grand Isle 600 @ small boat, tho boat was cop
sized Eilhin about half q mile from tho latter
shore, aud the men drowned,
ECHunnIAL-At au early hour on Sat
urday morning % dWr.liug-huuse just ready
Tor occupation aud oRuci by Nbrpu Buck,
was discovered 20 be on fire, and before the
flames could hc checked tho Woodshrd and
Kitchen Rcrr entirely consumed, and tho main
Body nt the house was als1 considerably dam
aged Tho building Was evidently srt 0u
Csc, aHd there is scarcely doubt On the pub
lic uiud, who thc iUstigaturs Of the dAstadly
deed are. Nh Buck BOO bis official duties ~
states Attorney hls visited the violations OF
lhe liquor laa with the penalty Of their many
dDfNgs, and threats ol vengeance upon him
had frequently been made The burning OF
hls house, or au attempt which has been well
ulfhHuccc,siul, is lAr consequence. Wcirutt
the miscrraGt- Who applied tbe torch Wiz yet
meet Dis iustdescrta Fortunately Mr. lIuc.s
loss is principally covered hy Insurance
Our community have in THE case lH exam
pie OF tho spirit which gctuales rumscllers,--
50 dbaHs NoFUgcr,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
100 Hampehire ILema.

Ezekiel Sawyer, we'll known iu thisssction
o. an Oh stager and landlord, has become
one Of The proprietor. Of the Eagle Hotel o.
Concord.
We learn that Mr. IL. Is. Wit, the model
Clerk of that model hotel, the Phenix, has
leased o hotel AZ the White Mountains.
What the Phsnx Loses, travellers 20 the
Mountains will gain, The Pheni1, since Mr.
Wit has been connected with Il, land always
for ought we tnow) hos been one Of the very
best hotels TO stop at 10 New England Yl5e
Y Hmir,
The great Railroad case, Smith ~, Montreal
r. H., was disposed 81 last week The plain
lii RECEIVERS about 100000
The First Congregational Church and So
ciely 10 Concord have voted to increase tha
salary Of their pastor Rev, Dr.. Bouton, to
$1,000
WAGoSs ron APmCA.--Mr. 8, VI. Griffin
a carriage builder, Of Concord n II has re-
eei'ed an order, through agents, from parties
on the coast Of Africa, ilrfW1ke gr fifteen
I saHnAa, nl a-ualI desGinlllu lhe States
man Gays that the whAols arc % be NJ dish
| los pattern, that TO- che falloes and tires are
/ placed about six inches outside Of a line
! passing perpendlrularly through tbe hub The
edges Of the fpukes arc 20 be- curved, and
/ the whole running part painted dinFy red,
/ The carriages are % he used for long cara
van journeys in the interior Of Africa, aud
ihuy bullucks are often employed in the
duught Of one Of them,
I llfatREABlI---At tho recent election,
Clpt Joseph Wood, aTe,oluuonary pension
or, living iu Lebanon, who was piuely-ujuo
/ years old the sth day Of last November, rode
! iyc m,lcs voted the Republican ticket al day
and rode home again 40 night, AMI Was able
20 read h,s tickets without the hclpuf glasses.
/ They afa pulling down the walls Of the Il.
H. Station at Concord, preparatory TO build.
.nE uew clidco on the same Site, lis con,
templaird having more convenient build.
iHg than lhe one destroyed by fire.
some ssoupdrd broke into the American
Office ot Manchester, and did much damage
by "Pyns" type and destroying materials Of
ihe oii'ec-a most dasIasdy act
The railroads from Boston into New IIamp.
shire have combined 70 raise their charges
Tor iroigh, and passengers, the former SOC
pea ton aDd tho people are quite indilAau
turt,lt Wood cannot be brought lfum
places above Concord, whore Il il selling fur
500 or - per cord and sold IN Boston at
10 profit The freight on potatoes from north
crn New Hampshire has been increased with.
iu sis years from 81 IL aud ~ cents to o.
aud 20 cents per barrel and few are nov
] sent forward
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

PlKE's PEAK.-rho COOLEST thing from
Pixies Peak that We have seen, is the follow.
ing from letter, which is going the rounds
of the press:
I'm Arrnpuhoc county there are from eight
to twelve hundred poor devils, like myself
hunting gold, but not finding any. At pres
emit we are preparing to skin the spring en-
,grauon' which Is to be done by disposing Of
town sites and bad whisky
A Pixies Peakcr, writing to the Rock Is
land Argus, says:
",Old moHntaineers are plenty here, and
tell some mighty hard stories about their
mountain lives. They are generally hard
cases. When lost in the mountains. or game
scarce, they kill the first stranger thew meet.
white, red, or greaser--it makes no differ
ence. lie has to be sacrificed to feed the
poor hunter, though rod skin goes little the
best, greaser next, and white man is the last
resort"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
Soap Mama Reply te az. .. G.

AIR. EDIToR Seeing an article in vour
paper Of the 10th inst, entitled "Soap-man,'
and knowing as do that there were quite a
number Of gross misrepresentation made, !
beg leave to answer to one or two Of his
stOtcmcnts-which think is as well due to
Mr.. Ross, as to tho people Of st. Johnsbury
his customers.
In the first place your correspondent AZ.
u. Ga" either Intentionally msrcprcscntcd in
regard to the three hundred and twenty dol.
lar watch or he is very poorly posted. Also
az the cost Of some Of the other goods which
Mr.. Ross had disposed of-or perhaps
ne is in the habit Of purchasing clash Jewel.
~ of doubtful value" whcrcvth to gull and
deiraud the public-thus judging Mr. Ross
by himself If that was the way he chose to
bring himself out VIC say, Well
Judge not lest ye be not Judged be.
leve that is a quotation from as good au.
thorily as can. be found, and yet az. b. G.
ia brqzen-feced enough to judge Of Mr.
Ross Intentions in Diminishing his audience
on fast day-and impudcnt enough to say
that it was an overpowsring evidence of
early piety IA soap man" Wonder il "F. h.
g." is so pure--sob ligous-so holy, that
he ia to hold people to an account for their
tran'gressions? What power constituted
him judge Of the intentions Of mems hearts ?
Was it human or diyne9
AS to his remarks in regard to lottery, |
gambling sc, have nothing to gay, as his
own arguments go to show that he knows
nothing Of Mr.. Ross mode Of operation
therefore should say nothing
believe that in courts of, justi,e the YER
dict is not brought in until after the case has
been tried and the jury are supposed to know
eomething in regard to the cause under con-
siderHiion, Here however, one man, a self
appointed Judge, court and jury, brings in
his verdict without even hearing the case.
Is that justice as administered in Vermont
II 80 spare Us from more
lie sayc "when poor boys chat seldom
wash and never shave 20 there and buy, and
continue to buy until they have spent their
last dollar, it looks very much like being
soft soaped in Suspicious manner. '
There were no poor boys who bought and
continued 20 buy--and4 but very few persons
purchased more than one, box--and even in
huylng Two boxes every one received their {
money worth and every one seemed salts I
hcd. Al least every nne " no was not per. \
Ieetly satisfied If any there wero) can have
heir money refunded. c
lhen again, was not your correspondent j,
nt'lc jealous because be lost the opportunity I'd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

~ A few weeks ago, the North Star cop
led an extract from lhe speech Of the Hon.
a. II, Stephens Of Georgia, on the bill for
the admission Of Oregon,
The following week we noticed this eK o.
tract, stating that the North Star had copied
some gerry seasibie remark, by Mr, s'ophens'
aud took occasion 70 show the striking COM
lrast between the style Of this speech, and
lhe remarks Of this same Mr., Stephens -four
years ago, upon the Nebraska bill-copying
portion 81 said remarks,
Our article was courteous towards the
North Star. We meant no disrespect TO It,
and had no intention or desire 10 provoke a
controversy and when the Star Ia its neat
issue threw down the gauntlet, We declined
10 maintain an issue with Il IN regard 10 the
course Of Mr, stephens, but plRyhlIy called
ls attention 10 an'nuiele IN OUT columns dc.
scdbing the great slave sale,
This has thrown the Star Into state Of
excitement Of no ordndry degree, Il deyolcs
an unusual space to the CaledouIau, accusing
Us Of design % "oycito that bitter feeling
81 prejudice AND sectional anmo,ty llr which
many leaders Of the Republican party are SO
distinguished" adding that "ail ibis only sab,
.taniatea 10 position, aud shows in glarug
colors the comparative course Of tho black
Republicans and Mr. s., and other doubtful
men on the Oregon ill"
Now We beg TO sly that we shah have no
controversy with the North Star in relation
to the views Of is friend, Mr. 4, II, Stephens,
and We assure our sensitive neighbor that no
further remarks IN its columns on this subject,
will swerye US from our purpose TO let Il
have ths lest word even should Il brand u,
as a black Republican,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
Hard Case, ifTTas.

a boy only eleven years old was soliciting
work 10 a uelghborng town the frat Of Ihi'
wee. who told tho following pitiful story ~
10 says be came from Sheffield lover TWEEN
.ty milcs) and that bis name Is sewol simp
son-lhat hlh father Was addicted % strong
drink, aud abused tho nu'l, 10 Got mr
mother and three children ran away 90 ca
cape violence. We hope Tor humanily's sak,
that the boy told le, but II he did not, q
wholesome application Of the liquor lav
would be expedient Are temperance men
Ia Sheffield aslesp'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
Letter from Hon. Edward Bates.

The letter from this distinguished gentle
man TO the Wing General committee hay.
ing been lost on the way, he has sent copy,
which is publshUd in the New York papers.
/ Il 10 very candid and able document Mr
Dates declares 40 the outset that the negro
question j. "pe,,,lcut question" whose ugi.
tailon has done 30 good, although IL Is ga
sensitive question, into whose danger Gus
vortex II is quite possible for good men 70 be
drawn uuawWcs.' Mr.. Bates then proceeds
/ 20 give his views substantially 10 support Of
.A4e-gla. Mgig-Gae!4Ges q Tic power enl du.
forward wise System Of .a,crual improve.
mehl"' llp Is decidedly opposed "a the
ino.1leyH~uo''ons Of an indefinite cXpansiA of
territory, and regards the acquisition OF Mia
70 t'ir prevent tirit- nf-,lr>ittl.i. and ieesr.;
Ont lie j. ia favor Of reasonable protection
TO our industry. Ills review ~ the present
Nai,Iona'Admnu''iratiyn 10 rcireshngIy severe
and just lie says:
The present position Of the Admiui,,r,.
ton b. q sorrovil comnrntury upoD tho
broad Democracy OF its professions In the.
orl' the people have the right and ability TO
60 o. any thing 20 practice, We a,c Merging
fApaIi 20 toe OncMnu powpr.t Tho ptrsi-
lent, tie oNrus.blc head a. the National
llcmocrdls, n eagerly striking 90 concentrate
power iu los own tuucs.-a.d Tau, Inf,I I,i.i9
both the People and their Representatives
'a the actual affairs Of government Having
rmp,lcl the Treasury, which hc found M,.
aud living prccunousIy upon borrowed mon
ry hc now demands OF Congress 10 iatru.,
to his unchecked discretion the War power.
tLr fuysc agd The Sword"
He then briefly takes up the extraordinary
demands contained ia the Presidents last
annunl message, and treats Of them in con.
neotion with the disgrnceful fact that. lin
profound peace with foreign nations, and
surrounded Within proofs oi natienal erewtl,
aud individual prosperity, the Treasury by
less than two years OF mismanngcmcnt. is
made bankrupt and the Government i,sclfis
hNng from hand to mouth on bids Of crcdi,
and borrowed money"
Mr. Bates SAYS ia conclusion, that he speaks
Tor no party, because the only-parlv he ever
belonged TO "has ceased to exist as nm or. /
gained and militant body and he fears that
some OF his opinions are so ant:quatcd and /
out OF iashionss-to make L very improbable
that they will ever again be put to the test
OF actual Practice BOSTON Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23


~ \ mob at Grccnsburv. Pa. rcccp,,,
d. pulled down the houses Of three eolorcd mon
fbecause two Of them were suspected Of being
+ TOO intimate with q white woman. The local
editor makes The ridiculous remark that irarl
The white mems houses were pulled down
who were suspected Of being too Intimate with
colorcd women half the Union would be
turned out ofdoorS
/ - There was recently duel at Napole.
on, Ark, between doctor and tailor. in
which the doctor shot the tailor through the
leg and the tailor the doctor through the
lower extremity Of the coat. They were
made friend, upon the spot, the doctor
agreeing to dress the tailor's leg, and the
tailor to mend the doctors coat tail.
o. MIR. p. S. Gilmore, recently leader Of
the well known Salem brass band has orga,-
lied a full band and drum corps in Boston.
IL The customers of a certain cooper in
a town out west, caused him a vast deal or
veNa,ion by their shaving habi,s and pers;s,.
'nee IN getting all their old tubs and casks
repaired and getting but little new work. u
STOOD IT, however said he until one day old
Sam Crabtree brought in an old bung hole
to which he said he wanted new barrel
made. Then ! quilted the business in dis.
gust
o. The outfit Of two English lords. pur.
chased at New Orleans, for buffalo hunt in
Arkansas, was, -Four red flannel shirts, two
pairs of thick boots, two pairs of buckskin
trowSers' two Scotch caps without visors. mo I
stockings or drawors) two rifles. two six bnr-
rel Colts tarmy rcgulatioul shooters. four
bowie knives, and eight hundred and seventy
hive dollars worth Of brandy, with plenty .of
ammunition to last four months.
" Mr. Barnum lately attempted TO do.
liver a lecture on Moncy-making at Oxford.
England, and the undergraduates plotted 70
'ut him down. lie was greeted with groans
md misses, hit with an orange and peppered
With chestnuts, and after a hard effort was
obliged to abandon the attempt.
UR' Among the recent notable deaths rc-
ported arc those Of Billy Bowlegs, the Semi
lole chief in Florida, and Capt Joe Parks ,
hicf Of the Shawnecs in Kansas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23

III 1t is supposed that Mr. Graham ha.
confined his scriptural reading to the books
Of Moses for in his argument to prove
Sickles justified in killing Key, he quoted
nothing from the new testament, but reoited
from the old, chapter upon chapter. If he
had extended his observations a little further,
he would have found in the epistle of James,
an argument equally conclusive, though not
very favorable to his client 1t reads some
thing like this:
"Whosoevor shall keep the whole law, and
yet offend in one point, ho is guilty of all
for lie that said, DO not commit adultery.
said also, DO not kill! Now, il thou comm,
no adultery, yet il thou kill, thou nrt become
4 transgtessor of the law"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-23
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