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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
a aront anow Storm.


The lArge', 'now storm Of the season
same luesIay. Il was northeast storm,
apd was much moro severe south Of Us, md
on the seabonrd, ,hon here. Il pretty silee-
tgaly stopped oil railroad communication
below Concord, y. H., ,iil the snow was re-
moved from the track. No train arrived
here from the south Tuesday night, hut got
through about eleven o'clock "wednesday
n The vicinity Of Fitehburc, Mass, tho snow
lrll 20 the depth Of two and one.half feet
pcrsous doing business in Ro,lon, and living
in the suburbs found i, difficult 20 proeur,
any kind at conveyance 10 reach ,h'h
-torruH t'r.ir-~ viii be found q report 81 ths
weather on Tuesday in several towns In din
ersri part, Of the country
WIScnESp0S, FfTET., s;syg.-+--a-p- NJ
Abou, two feet Of snow have fallen IN Tn
vicinity to-day. Weather cold and hlustrf
ing. No trains have passed over the Chesh
ire railroad to-day. ,a
WORCESTER. Jan. 4-EvcninF2 Fince;
inches of snow have fallen since 3 o'clocl
this morning in this city. The express train
from New York nt s o'clock. has not yet or
rived. The roads in every direction arc com
ple,cly blocked UP.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. Ill =. VI. The trair
have arrived to-day from Albany but Ntt,
behind time. The morning express trai;
I from Roston Is between Warren and Palmer
+ The 3 O'Clock train east hns not We, rcNeAe,
Worcester. The train which started cast q
/ $50 =. NJ has not yet reached Palmer
/ The New York express train has left New
Haven, and Vill probably reach here some
/ time during the night. The snow 10 iyor
eighteen to twenty inches in depth.
/ PORTLAND, Me, Showing. WndbIovinl
gale.
MONTREAL Twenty degrees above. Snow
ling.
Rousr's roINT. Cloudy and mild. Ar
rpearanee Of snow.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
Nows OF the Week Porsonal and
Political.

Michael Canccmi, the Italian who was
charged with killing police officer Anderson,
rrNS--.r& ,..l,-sags.-txa-l ears aga. VAS found
guilty on 'hisej fourth trial, and sentenced to
the state prison for life
The Quarantine at New York, which has
Of late cost much trouble and expense, is to
be located on an island Of five acres, made
expressly for the purpose. The cost of keep
ing troops on Staten Island since the dis
tu,hanccs commenced, is 100000
Another terrible railroad accident happen
ed near Macon, Georgia, on Friday. Two
trains run OFT the track, killing the engineers
and large number Of passengers.
Rev. Mr. Sturgeon, the great London
preacher intends visiting this country next
year. lie will he in New York at the May
anniversaries.
They have flooded tie parade ground on
the Common in Boston, and the Juveniles
are having rare sport ut skating without n,
danger Of drowning.
a remarkable explosion occurred in Wor
cester, Mass, on Saturday afternoon. a
large two story enginc-house was blown t'
pieces, mot ono brick being left upon anoib
err" and the city shaking from turret t'
foundation stone. A fire had been left burn
ing, and a leakage Of gas is supposed TO hny'
done the mischief
The Presidents characterization Of the New
YORK Democracy appears to have been as fu
tile az some Of his other schemes. The anti
/ Temmony men have resolved that they A" carr
cs,ly recommend to the voters Of the Demo
cratic party complete abstinence from an
participation Whatsoever in the 'o-celed pr
navy .,cctiors Of tbs Tamtnany party"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
psnebnm-Nrw ycn,'-Itrms.

There have been Is deaths IN hi, town
during 1858, Of whom II were males aud 4
were fcmults Between / and years Of age
? dicd--5 and 2o-ore. 90 and 3o-onc 80
and 4o-onc, 80 and 50--onc, 50 and CO.
one. 60 and 7o-two, 20 and sO-tvo, so
and 9O-threc, and Quo pRciy-,,eo years Of
age
Eight have hccn dismissed from the Cong.
Church, and three Of It's members have died.
Ten have united with the church, G by letter.
and f by profession.
The contributions in lst Cong Church and
Society for benevolent purposes, amount L.
s6is.GO, Of which for Foreign Missions $3.50
Home Missions, $2i6-Biblc cause. SlOl,-
G7.
The Congregational Church was organized
in April, l704, with - members, all Of whom
have passed away The ages Of ten Of them
Mt their death nre given, and they amount &c
500 years. an average Of eighty for each
Rev Leonard Worcester was settled pastor
! OF the church and pc0Plc'i6 T7755J, himself
making the fortieih member Of the church
/ During his ministry Of 40 years. 57l wer,
added to the church, of whom 225 were tho
fruits Of revival in 1917 and 'ls, and I54
rs fruits Of revival in 1881.
The membership of this church in lS5.
amounted to $40, and was the largest in tn,
state, excepting that Of Middlchury. For /;
wears past it has numbered about $50 With
in years past from this time it has lost b,
death and dismission just 100, and receive,
| l02 members. n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
Washington Items
Tha ~ ~. nsI.IlI, eans.pondenl

The Kew York iieralds correspondent
says '-
"lhere are a great many reports 100 the pa-
peTs nowadays TelHtigg % another rerolu.
ilonary attempt in Cuba and OF The strong
probability Of the acquisition 81 that island
Ia the course Of siK months by the United
States. There 10 any amount ri humbag 10
these rumors. Il T. aseehained that thers are
soyersl schemes on foot pointing 70 this re-
suit but The mlin object is "a deceive the
administration and handle aome Of the mon
~ that may be appropriated by Congress 10.
wards the purchase Of Cuba, Correspondents
arc humbuggsd the Geographic wires are U.s.
ed and all sorts Of stories set ah0aL The
schemers have their agents ln New York, New
Oroaus, Mobile, aud az several other points
but ! can assure you that tho leaders have
stronger designs upon the United States
Treasury tlRn lhty nave on Cuhh
The following important statements Sre
from the Baltimore Suns correspondence -
"fhe subject ~ the importation Of All.
can slaves into Southern States IL likely 20
occupy the attention Of Congress upon the
resumption Of the session Several members,
as learn ore 10 bring il forward in the form
II resolutions Of inquiry, The Gela ~ the
case, 90 far a. officially known q tho Eyrru'
dive, will thus be elected
Il has been stated In a Southern Journal,
upon authentic information, that the parties
engaged iu the recent importation 81 Ahi-
cans, o. slaves would ayow and Justify the
oct The examination Of witnesses, pending
IN Savannah, may also elicit such facts
NJ will render it necessary for The UEitcd
States District Attorney 20 bring the
subject before the Grand Jury. In the
first place Il may be- impossible 10 obtain an
indictment from the Grand Jury, as WIS late,
~ the ease pt Columbia, In the matter Of the
Echo, bp' shbuld a bin be found, and a al
al take place, the jury, perhaps may not con
Wet the defendants. A. 10 any opinion from
Ia United States Court that the law prohibit
Ing the slave trade il unconstitutional, no one
can luppos. that IL will ever be rendered.
/ There 10 scarcely doubt that this subject, iu
| Ia various bearings, will occupy much nt-
tenli1n In Congress, and furnish new issues
I t51 the coming political suuggles.'
| The Washington correspondent Of the TIL
/ hume sbys that government has received from
. Utah intelligence Of on alarming charac
/ ter, indicating the prevalence Of great excite
mcut Ia the territory, AVID Of hostility between
! lho Mormous and Gcntiles. Great outpge'
| had been committed by the Mormons, and 4
violent outbreak was npprchendsd before
] tUriun.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
Tho Year Jnat closed.

Among the statistics Of the year 1883 We
notice that the criminal calendar Of the city
81 New York diselosss the startling fact that
there we're upWards Of sixty murders 10 the
city during that period nna 70 all that time
only one murderer RoRers) whs hanged
The 81. Louis Democrat reports the num-
Der of steamers sunk on the Westsrh rivers
during the year 1858 to be n, number burn
sl 10, number Of explosions 8, fgtlu,sted
number Of lives lost BY thcso lirsstcr,, 259,
Value Of property los, nv the same, si0cf.
600, During the year hundreds Of minor ac.
eidents occurred, the amount Of damage by
which would doubles, foot up another mil.
lion Of dollars Il il believed that II m nc
turate record were kept. Il would show that
ono ,honard deck hands and passengers are
accidentally lost overheard from steamers on
the Mississippi every year.
Merriam, the BROOKLYN weather prophet
cay, that during the past year, 40 Gar ~ he
ha, been ahle 20 learn. ffy-thres persons
have been Killed by lightning, and SiSN-
eight injured. ihcro are also three accounts
where &. 10 reported several persons were
killed" Therd,r and lightning storms oc'
CURED on ',Siy.one days in the three summer
months. ' ff
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
TRug-A Warrington letter viii,

TRuE--A Washington letter writer
says.
III Mr.. Buchanan were not bachelor, he
would be less Of politician. As IL H. Nj,
evening, nrc not devoted 10 business or
reading. or profitable society, but Rrc mostly
spent IN bachelors rooms IT the White
House, the hahilucs 81 which discun over
their cigars the prospects of the democratic
party"
II the people ever again elect to the Pre,i-
drney the worst half Of a man. they deserve
to have JUST such another President as 30.
ehanan. Tie influence Of good wife {, n,
lustrated IN the ease ~ Douglas, whose
course upon the Lecomplon outrage va,
prompted hy his better hnlL-rBoston JoU.
nel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08

weighed rhm dressed 75i lbs. This hoo
measured fum the cod 81 he nOst Ia ne
rants Of ihe iau feet Is inches. Guh back
~ che fore legs, o ~ feet Dgpih Of bod,
so inches, whole height 80 inches.- He,
aih
Mas. Dillon AoAN.--Ihs trial u Mrs.
Dillon, on tho charge Of rumselling, 10 which
allusion was made last week, resulted Ia her
entering plea 81 gnilly, and the payment of
10000, ihe amount Of line and costs. Ia was
the same case ln which on former trial the
jury failed 10 agree on verdict Messa,,
ger.
AZ ACCIDENT ~ KuN-I.aH saturda,
evening, y man by ibe name Of 6huuoH of
Berlin, hiring, as ~ supposed Intoxicated
drpys HE horse and sleigh on the railroad
ahGnt q quarter n q mile, and On 10 the rslI.
road bridge % the mouth ~ Dog river. near
the Montpelier Junction. The horse M
course was soon lying On the cross beams
bic legs hanging down under the bridge and
his body together with the sleigh living d.
reclly ON the track. The driver finding him
sslf lhus brought ~ q stand STILL got 0ui Of
hlA sleigh and eluRg on a. The side Of the
bridge, While in this condition the train
from Montpelier 10 the Junction came along
going down io meet tho mail train. A. Il
Wns DARK, The engineer saw nothing IN the
bridge, and rushed ON, tearing tbe horse.
sleigh. and harness into hundreds nj pieces
NJ shurlleh Gas not injured - Montpelier
RPoHfory,
llonsE 6TaIrS--A man, who had just len
the stale prison, ~ Il supposed. took horse
md sleigh ~ Nouhfeld, Ld Friday night
and drove Il n rlainfeld, where he was ink-
en- and lodged In the jail At Montpelier, His
feet we're badly frozen, and Il II thought that
one of them.must be- ampulsted. Il IL din,
cult 70 prove that he stale tho team. We
thluk he viii get clear Reposifory.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
rAxrs WITHOUT vnrrs non me MoMa

TAXES WITHOUT NoTIs TOR me WoMrN.
Miss De- uarro, Is. Hunt of Boston has
made her annual protest against taxation
without representation, on the payment of
her tex bill, The Providence Journal briefly
argues the case in a manner not easily nn.
swcrcd &c.
"a woman who contributes 20 the cxpcn.
srs OF the government, who helps support the
schools aur To keep the streets in order and
to pay all the other public expenses, cauVot
have a word TO 10y, except in the way OF pro-
tests, upon any of these matters, not even To
the amount Of the taxj while her servant,
probably man of foreign birth. goes to the
polls aud votes away her money. Her only
remedy is to get married, and then she has a
husband To rule aud take care of. and that is
worse than paving taxes. If this is right, it
must be dcfersiblc by some other arguments
than W. have seen. Laughing ~ it certainly
does not make it right. and this is the main
reply that is made to the Complaints upon
f, 1,ta.t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
TsmpsTa"sc nss,ips.

Il viii be noticed that the Young Mems
Temperance Society vii hold its annual
meeting at Barnet this year, on Wednesday,
Jan, ~ We have before us a note from
Col, Merrill, superintendent oflhe Passump'
nc Railroad 10 the effect that persons will be
carried TO the'a meetings by the cars for fare
one way The people II Caledonia county,
and especially the Young men, should 60 10
this meeting next Wednesday. Although as
county and az a community, We are temper
ate, much can Ell he done In this good
cause
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
LOCAL AND STATE.
Az Impsrlnal I.araararI..

p" 80 F"fNf"f N'"f"Hf"F"f
10 conformity % the plan heretofore en-
nounoed, We begin this week % send on bills
10 those who owe ~, and shall continue 10
do 90 illl all are reminded Of their indebted
ness. To Oh such We would say, we have
furnished you with what has cost us much
labor and money, and now ne mpSf have oHr
pay. "1he laborer IL worthyof his hir@'-
This Is al We ask, and We feel persuaded
that itis o request that few win care 70 dis
regard Where We have local agents the
money can he leftwith lhemi IN other cases
the remittance can be made direellt by tie
individual himself or by the Postmaster at
his village Fdends, please remember that
our bills are In small sums and scattered
over o large territory. Follow the dictates
of your own good sense In this matter, and
thereby enable us 10 pay those whom ios
owe,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08


I. ~ "Burleigh," in the Boston Journal
giyea thYoloVinR account OF an adventure
which to6k place in New York few DAYS
since. There we're Goals Of Gre heaped on
The enrmys head that tines
The other day respectable eolorcd man
called uu q merchant " New York and asked
him TO nil coluycd church with q subscliI-
liUn.- hls credentials were good, and among
Ihuse ~ ho knew him br stood high. The
merchant said IVES, | win give you some
thing" lie took the negro hy the collar,
showed him 90 the door. kicked him into the
street, and sail THEIRS, take that Ine daF
lky had not made up his migd what 10 do.
Tie cjrcmeut was summary aud complete,
/ Ills subscription hook lay iu the gutter, his
hat ON the sidewalk, and himself lon the street.
Ills frat impulse was 20 break the pssDihui's
windows. liut he concluded he would not
d. that. He gathered up his property and
sought a moro hnspitahlc shelter. he told
/ his tale, aud before night HE gains footed up
$50 and bright thought struck him, that
he must put down the assault anG artery IA
+ 40 much towards ihc church. mud sec what il
would come 60. lie ON hisWay, Mon,
z ~ came in. lie told his story, and like the
Two mites il promised more than any one had
pvt into his treasury,
] The ussiilIut heard az tho story. llr wu'
ashamed Ut his conduct. lie wanted 10 sio,
the mouth " Tie btJgt ragc5i gE hTrliiJr
him, lie rent Tor him, made him an apollo
Ks, aud pa, hi, urnnc down on the book onu
give the money into the hand 81 the black
Imam But it did rot stop his mouth II,
told 1t ~ mueh Th0 more. And INV iiT '.7T'
on his way--hc tells how the man nssbutcI
him, "lic cnugh, NE hy tine wool and sNun,
me round just 50. lie pat his name on ma
book. Ics, look herr--drc him he II so,
don't believe UNI And the agent icr IA,
little smo, weak black mans church among
the poor of out city thinks that the day h.
WIS SO beaten WIS the best days work chi
Niger Chhcr did"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08

SHOCKING AccIpENr-Two men, Samuel
.Carpill and Charles f. Bunker, were Instant
Is killed Friday evcning,in No. MancheS-
ter print works at Manchester. ~ II, They
were literally torn TO pieces between the
large wheel Of the mill and n post, so that
the flesh md limbs were torn into a great
many pieces, and not one left over two feet
long Bunker was showing Corgill how to
make the nightly examination of the wheels,
and it is supposed that he, Bunker. was
caught in the wheel FIRST, and that Cnrgill in
trying to save him, was also caught. Bunker
was a native of Barnscad, n. H., aged IS
aud lcave2-n wife Cargill was native of
Jefferson. Me-, aged ~, and leaves wife and
two sons.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
uonnip BrrcurRY OF MEXICAN soLDIlnr

HoRpIp BuTcurRY or MEXICAN soLpiEns.
Our correspondent at Aspinwoll writes UNI
der date of Dee. 20, as follows;
I'm the engagement between tho RcOction-
i,ts forces aud those of Nidaurr, four hun
drcd of the latter's men weru captured by
the former. WHO after seeing them diSarmcd
and taking from them their most valuable
couipments, ordered his second in command
to take them from his sight and do with
them as he. thought fit. This iuhuman
wretch. who well knew what would ensue
from such n course, placed them IN the
hands of his soldiery, who were just then in
beastly state of intoxication. They fell up
on the coptivcs, who were entirely defense
less, and horrible massacre followed. AT
the end of-the terrible scene the liivlrss bod
les of tom hUBdrcd human beings were found
stretched upon the ground, mungled and wei
tcrirrl.ia, their blood--n patent sacrifice 10
the bloody cause Of liberty Boston jour
nal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08

SOLD Tnr BABY ron S5O.-A man lately
passed through Nashville Tenn. with u drove
of negroes destined for southern market,
In the lot there were several infants which hc
did not desire to take with him. because as he
suid they would iniurc the sale Of their mo-
theirs. Some of these he disposed of here
separating them, OF course, from their pa
rents
For the sum Of fifty dollars he sold to q
lady in this city nm infant Of three months
consoing its mother with the tcudishremnrk
TINT he would kill it unless he could sell IT.
NdshrWe Gazette.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
YIIIugc sIcc,I"E.

At the annual meeting Of the village cor.
poration nj tho Town Hall on "Wednesday,
Hon T.. Fairbanks was elected President Tor
the year ensuing. and O. W Baker Clerk.
Tho next business WAS the choosing of
Trustees, when Mcssrs Barron Moulon, u
". Ice, John Emerson a. G.. Morrill, and u.
r. CLARK we're elected u. Moullon was
chosen Treasurer, ard A. c. Morrill, Collect
on Tha following persons were Then elected
Fire Wardcns Me'sr'. Ephraim Chamhe,lin,
Horace a. Alden, Frederick Bughcc, j. W.
Lee, \. g. Chadwick, o. w Baker, Lueius
Gilmore
fhryiiagr debt i-ro quite 49, large p.,'s
- Il was one year agni Vet tho expenditures
the past wear for the Fire Department. and
for cisterns have been heavy We have the
fyFsfEzF Tstrsz r. l..4... sa.ll elr anl
emergency in case Of FIRE and The equipments
and materials procured this year will be scr
,iccahlc FOR many years TO come.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
- NJ nre al ) I'D ln kneN Nnclher /

~ We are at loss % know whether Il
was devotion 70 Thomas Powers. o. desirs 10
crafty certain men In Orleans County, which
led Ar' Earle Of the lreshurg STANDARD 70 nd
uIt such Oh article into his paper as appear
Cd a. "lcader" ls,t week for ws 10 not for a
moment attribute this sluuring paragraph to
blm, 10 as much rs relates 20 rs, however
va say III the immortal words Of. another
eWsre tough" and can bear H. A regards
our representative, (col, MeuIl) NO claim
to know his feelings In regard TO the State
House appropriation full Is well rs our
nelghbor Nor do we merit, neither shall
wo accept, the mild C) rsbaks whIth Il nd
ministers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
NJ. Tsda,. LseIsrs.

On Thursday evening Of las, week many
Of our citizens failed 10 hear one Of the best
lectures ever delivered IN or. village. The
attendance was respectable Tor numbers, but
there was room for more, Those who At
tended enjoyed rich treat, AMI Il Il 10 be
regretted that any portion Of our community
shoei-i have neglected 10 improve 40 rare an
opportunity. The subjeet-"The Dignity Of
Labor"--Was peculiarly adapted 20 the habits
and views Of our community, and was ham
died with a skill peculiar 20 the speaker. %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08

to a fellow in Ohio, driving \ crazy one
horse wagon. in crossing n railroad track was
run into by n locomotive, his vehicle dcmoI.
istcd, and himself landed. unhurt, about t0o
rods from the scene OF the disaster The en-
riuccr stopped the train to see IT. any one VA,
killed. well, friend" said he 10 the fellow,
'are YOU badly hurt ?" The reply, Yankee
like, was by another question, long drawn
Will-you---s-e.t-l-l.c now, or--wait t,.l--t'l
morning ~
~ Mia listers Of the Gospel are not allow
ed to hold seats in the North Carolina lcgt.
laturc and Rev. WIN. y. Taylor would likely
have lost his seat as membcT T,UIn CfItf1-7
county, last winter, had it not been proven
that he had not hecn for some time past I'm
the exercise Of pastoral functions
~ John a. Washington, proprietor Of
Mount Vernon, adver,iScs five negro women
and girls and two hoys for hire, application
to be made ct Mount Vernon, "whore the me-
grocs can be seen and examined
~ A party of Spiitnalists nrc searchirc
IN the Canadian marshes for the body
Thurston, the missing aoronaut. The, h'"
stuck down pole into n mud hole and -,
they have brought up Aairi the suppo''''9'
therefore is, that their pole has come IN coz
tact with poor Thurston's poll.
~ The Ohio State Board Of AFicolial'
has adopted II resolution ceusurnr the lN.
ment of premiums by Agriculture Soe,u"
for the speed Of horses on the ground U.'
such trials Of speed tend to divert alienVl'
from everything else, and are dcmoraI4'"s
O." The Schenectady Advertiser OF .''
inst. was printed on an Adams press di'''
by - inch Ericsson calorie engine >.
speed Of 75o impressions per hour was d"
tanned, the engine consuming in five h0'''
aud half fourteen pounds Of au,hroc"' ''''
costing three and n half cents, at the rate %
So for 200o pounds. This is GO per ''''
less fuel than q steam engine would requ"'
and there is no danger of explosion.
e. MIR. John Biokford, panper OF s'', %.
/ ford, n. H., committed suicide recently "
cutting his throat. He had been ae'n"O1'
ed to the free use of opium and beng "
prived Of it for some weeks be became p''
TALLY insane,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-08
Deaa msna..


We have struck from our subscription lisl
quite q number ~ names vino come under
ths above head, and shall do 80 sull more
and NO notice Ais fact that none need "a
blame the posimasters for the non-arrlyal Of
their papers. The reason We do Il Is because
we find IL too expensive courtesy, The
price Of our paper il SO low as 20 come With
10 the means Of Oh. We don't know gho
wrote the following paragraph, but there i
not an editor IN the land who will not pro
nnuues Il "true as preaching"
"1he press eudures the indIetlon Of dead
headism from tho pulpit tho bar ana the
stage, from corporations, societies ana lndl
yiduat, II ~ expected 10 yield ia interest
il 10 required 20 give strength 20 weak insli.
tutions, eyes 90 the blind, clothes % the nak
cd, aud food % the hu1pryi IL l. asked "a
cover up inhrmitiesi u il expected % herald
qunoks, bolster up dull authors, and Halter
the vain ID 10, ln short % DO all things IN
al men, and lfit looks for pay o. reward, u
" denonnced as mean and sordd, There 4
no interest under the whole heavens thni d
expected 10 give 10 much % society, without
pay or thanks, as the press"