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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
From tho Scat of Wa.

/ The following paragraph, which we find in
the Boston Journal of the 10Th, contains a
digest Of all thc important war news since
our last issue;
Steamship Europa arrived ut Halifax yes
tcrday morning at one o'clock, and will be
due az this port some time during the day.
/ The war news seems to bc generally favoro-
bic to the Allies, though Il will be noticed
we have no Austrian advccs. 4 series of
actions appears to have taken place at PalcS-
tro. The &usirianS, 10000 strong, attempted
to rctake tho place on the 3Ist, but were re-
pulsed with heavy losses. Victor Emmanuel
commanded in person, and behaved with
great bravery. The Allies took ono thousand
prisoners and eight guns. The number Of
killed and wounded on either side is not
mentioned, but we are told that four hundred
Austrians were drowned in canal during
the combat. The Austrians made another
effort to retake Palestro on the evening Of
the 3lst, but were rcpulsed by the Xouaycs
and Piedmontese cavalry under Gen. Cialdiui.
Garibaldi appears to have retired before
superior force of Austrians, falling back on
Lago Maggiore, and Afterwards to have at
tackled and driven the Austrians out OF Naresc,
re-entering Comu on the I'd. The latest dis
patch says that the Austriuns were in full re-
treat across the Ticino, Garbaldi had gained
a new victory, and the insurrection in lou'
hardy was spreading. The French troops
were concentrating at and near Nercil, where
the Emperor had hxed his headquarters.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

Ex- II is related as ono exploit of the re
cent tornado in Illinois, that two horse wa
gon with the horses hitched to it, was blown
distance Of nearly mile, and horses not
killed
EYTho Minnesotians have "strucL vein
richer than those Of the new diggings They
have found Immense quantities of ginseng
near 81. Paul Two dollars u day is the
ordinary result Of the labor Of digging this
root.
o. According to last accounts from MeNi-
co, that unhappy country is fast relapsing in
20 barbarism and so many have taken to
hrigandage that even that business does not
pny--the robbers being more numerous than
those LEFT to'be robbed.
w "May God forgive Columbus for dis
covering America" is said to have been the
ejaculation Of a German professor, over the
inoSpaeity Of a live young Yankee TO compre-
bend his characterization.
ER- New York isn pleasant village for a
nervous man 10 reside IN. Last Monday a
toatmnn in the East river found Boatng
box, which contained the bodies Of seren per-
sons, bearing evidences Of death from violent
causes. A woman, richly dressed, Was found
dead near the Hamilton Ferry lnndngi n
man killed his wife n boy fatally injured
his playmate by blow, and horrors TOO nu-
nlerous 20 mention occurred.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

ANOTHER BEHCu Up PROMISE CAST
The Richmond (va) Enquirer furnishes the
following easej
yesterday, a blooming feminine Of con.
siderable summers, applied to one Of our city
lawyers 10 sue another bright "loyoycr" in
her behalf in order 20 gain damages from
him for her damaged affections Tho main
evidence Of the devoted swuin's attachment
was expressed In the following bHri dour
that accompanied b0qDti Of noWcrsi
beer -----'I rrud u ht tho hoy a hucitt
~ Aour- They IL like my love for u, tac
night shade mencs keep DARK, Tho dog fcDil
mencs am urc Slave. Ross red and posts
pail.--M luv for u shall novor faile'
The ST. Louis case +. likely 20 prove n
most dangerous prcocdontl and ell who have
trhcd with the "aGcctious' of those belong
ing to the female persuasion" had best TO
"slond from under"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

Aflfe ComaiHes
RopubIlo0n state Convention,

Our readers viii notice that we publish
this week the call for the Republican State
Convention, 10 be- held az braruoboro, on
luosday, July r. The character Of the call
Il broad and comprehensive enough 20 emu
brace al those Of anti-slayery sentiments
and although tho Old state ticket will without
doubt bee re,Hominaled, We hope there will
be good representation from each county
of those opposed 10 the present administra-
ton, Let there be good gathering al
Bmulohoro the l2th Of July
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
wiadAam Csuniy.

Il y, Grant N Rockingham Cenir. W.,
badly injured iu lhe lace by the explosion "a
gun q few DAYS since.
on Tuesday Of lat week, O man br r..
name Of Geo. Wlieuerlcy Who es.de,h
lho south part Of Nwhue became no en,,
ed at seeing one n bio prwhIors bon,
bio garden (whlch bad accidentally esca,sI
from the heprDJ that DC seized Nh, gua
which was lnaiel With heavy shot, and di..
charged lt with double effect, nor oply killing
the fowl, but wouud.ug little child belong.
Ing 20 u, G.. Mora, who stood not mon.
than % rode 10 q direct line from where Ill,
fowl was killed The clothes Of the CHM
we're riddled With shot while only one ts9.
effect zoo the 0e,by part Of the Dip, sos.
lhe Fhruiy
Two young men came near being doaH.l
in tho river at Burilobor1, on Wedne,l.,.
by the upsrlUHg Ola boat,
They hclla meeting at Bnueboro ON
Saturday evening 20 consider the sglIsl,of
lighting the village with gao.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

THE NEWSPAPER PBtss.- Maryland has q
newspaper circulation Of 221 ,OOO-tho largest
Of any Of the slave States, Massachusetts
with population scarcely double that Of
Maryland, has a circulation OF nearly equal
TO that Of all the slave States. Al the South
mere than enc half of the papers arr political
at the North, less than ouc-thrd. 1'honum-
Der of copies Of Independent and neutral pa
pers printed in year, ia the slave States, il
100000 and in the free States, 1QOO0OOO
of the religious, in the slave states, i,O0O,o 600
and in the FREQ states 20OOO0OO. Tho
number Of copies OF scientific papers printed
in the fifteen southern states, is 312 900 the
number in Massachusetts alone, is 10000
The religious papers in the slave states mum.
bOr 100000 copies annuullyi in New York
alone, l2,OOO,00O. The neutral and indie
pendent papers Of the south are 100000
in Pennsylvania alone, 81 100000,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
Orange Comfy.

The JuRs Term Of the Orange Cuurty
Court commences on Tuesday the 2Sth inst
Judge Adds will preside the first, aud Judg,
Barrett che last part of the term.
At town meeting held in Bradford on the
ith, tho vote against having any liquor agent
appointed the coming year, was reseinded 10y
large majority.
The Bradford Guards-R new military
company were out last week and had "Junc
Trimming" Tho Bradford brass hand did
the music.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
Warrington County.

A stranger, about % years Of age, was
found dead and horribly mangled on the
railroad track, about a mile from the depot
at Waterbury, on Wednesday morning. lie
was seen about the village on Tuesday some
what intoxicated.
a new and dangerous counterfeit five on
the Vermont Bank is in circulation. The
note has been altered from the genuine plate
Of a broken bank. 1t can be detected by
comparing the words Vermont and Bank,
where they occur in the principal line.
The VI. Waterman snys:-"Jack Frost paid
a vista parting one for the season, we trust
in this vicinity, on Monday night last
Our better half spread newspapers over vari-
ousplants, and with success. Like other
rogues, Jack was afraid of getting into the
newspapers, and went straight to the neigh
bors who don't take them"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
Cbi,,eadea Csuau.

on Saturday che ith, Lorenzo Maeomber
aged es, and boy named Monty aged J..
wears we're drowned In Lamoillo River, They
had gone out with another man, Moses I'M
m FuiHii row ~ mn mt n5at upSsti bbd
the two aboye,named we're drowned, Will,
lin elHng 20 tho boat aod wac rescued,
AZ the late lecture term Of the Medical
College Of the University Of Vermont twenty
seven young men were admitted 10 the de-
gree Of W ID.
Mr. John Bancroft, dry-goods merchant
Of the firm Of Dandcroii & Lane, Of MIX a.
Boston, died suddenly on the cars, Shtn near
Milton, Saturday evening, Of heart disease.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

TRmBLE SUFFERING ~ PKr's PEAK EW-
GAANIE.-lhe Rocky Mountain News 81 May
i1th, published 90 Pixies Peak, says that
emiFrnniA are continually arriving 90 the
mines by the Smoky llill route in q flemish
log condition, having been deceived Boo re-
gard 10 tho length and facilities " this route
by steamboat runners To- Eastern Kansas, 100
consequence u which they started with lg-
adequate supplies u pro'Isions The News
says
a rev days aEB mon arrived 90 russell
vile, and rupnrlfd That hlt companions nlnt
in numher=had given up and laid down up
ON the prairie sOue miles dIsipuL A relief
marty was sent our, who found one az thr
number debd from actual starvation, and two
others 20 faf gone that they died soon after
reaching the settlement a few day latter o
party Of thirteen reached here who hId fol-
lowed the Smoky llill ns Tor as practicable,
and thea struck noroysNlhe divide % The
Platte, by which route tliey reached here
nearly starved, having been obliged 10 Kill
their pack lorhe and subslst FOR dys upon
ha hesh,
Three days ago nine men reached Fort b.
Nfain, whilst We we're there, mere lettering
skeletons. 1hey stated that tkey had not
tasted bread fur more than ten days, part Of
which time they had lived upon the llrsh Of
" uthu on WHICH lNfN lNNNN upon lN' IlNl
rie, but partially devOured hy the wolves,
and Tor for -four dave they had nothing but
roots. They stated that they travelled more
than one hundred miles WITHOUT finding wa
ter, and must have persisted ~ thirst but lul
aome snow squalls that occurred,
Great desliution prevails all along the
latter part Of ihc route lmigruuts
arc wandering over the plains iu nll
directions discouraged and bewldcrcd,
S.s.,s strtI-trrr- urT-HT TyrTTr
the Platte, and other, still searching Tor what
does not eyist-the Smoky llll road, Men
leave their trsiRs H. seafeh for rund anti
are never seen morei others lie down and
die and become food for wolves. One man
tells us he knows Of seventeen men who have
thus persisted or disappcaredi another says
the remains ~ one hundred may DO seen
plong the track They have followed, We
hope the reports are greatly exaggerated, and
that time will show that the missing are not
lost, but We greatly fear the worst, and give
the reports precisely az they we're given to
U.s."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

A HARE LIr.-Emmn, little girl of five
years, whose mama had been absent few
days, on her return told news that her
sister Jane had beau with a hare Up. The
mother, treeolleet,nr that a Young man had
lately come TO reside in the neighborhood
with natural disgusting hare lp) reprimond-
cd her daughter for receiving his attentions
Whereupon Jane explained that il was only
Mr.. Jones, with aiiiStdche.
"Wrll," said Emma, snow ] nm CAD that
have seen the creature that Willy Smiths
cap is made Of the skin Of"
"Whnt ?" said the mother.
"Musqiosh," answered Emma.
The mother laughed; Jane blushcd fire,
and left the room, and bargaincd with the
servants to say, the next time Mr.. Jones
called for her, that she was mot at home
D. Free Press.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
Addison Csan,T,
PrdimiHaryCsm,
H. JohnlbuDI June i8lh, 1890,

Daniel l., Potter, au old and respected
citizen Of Mddlobuy, died In that place
Thursday At the advanced pge Of 90, lie
waa buried on Saturday afternoon with Ma
sonic honoN
President Labaree Of Middlebuy college
purchased In Paris and London, while on his
recent European tour 5000 volumes, which
makos the whole number in the library az
the present time about 10000
The history u Middebury and Addison
county by Judge Swift, IL being published.
Il oonlajnes the portraits Of the prominent
men u the county, and will make 400 octa-
so pages
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
Celebration the Fourth.

At large and enthusiastic meeting at the
Town llall, Tuesday evening, the following
report was accepted, and it was voted to act
upon It's suggestions. The several commit
tees are requested 10 have an early consulta.
ton with the General committee A floral
procession has. also been agreed upon, and
will lend peculiar charm 10 the festivities
of the day.
"GENTLEMEN; Your committee, appointed
by meeting of the citizens Of St Johnsbury
on the evening of the eth inst, to take into
consideration the "cSpodicucy' and "fcasi.
bility" of celebrating in patriotic and be.
coming manner tho approaching anniversary
of American independence, have had the sub.
ject under consideration, and respectfully re-
port;
That as olIi2ens Of liberty-loying VERMONT,
it is well to recall the sufTerings, and glory in
the success Of that brave band of patriots and
soldiers who perilled life and fortune that
they and their posterity might be frcc-and
that so long as the names of our own brave
Allen is remembered, il will always be tex
pedient' to celebrate aud observe this our
nations Sabbath-day of freedom.
Its feasibility" none of us could doubt
and we believe our citizens will one and all
respond to the pleasant duties, and (proper-
ly divided) small expense attendant upon its
due observance. If the general committees
hereafter named shall concur with your pre-
liminary one, that we call to our aid power
that necer Jdiis--that Of the ladcs-"expedi-
ency" and feasibility will unite to produce
the happiest results in successful teleJra-
ton. =.
We report, for Your consideration the fol-
lowing committees;
President Of tie DGy-HON. L. p. 20
LAND.
Vice PreSidcHts-Hon. l.. Fairbanks,
Thaddeus Fairbanks. Hon A G. Chadwick,
DIR. S. Newell John Bacon, Hon. Calvin Nor
rill, Barron Moulton, James NJ. Warner, j.
ID. stoddard, Major l.. W. Feuton, Amos C.
Morrill,, Russell liallett, Hubbard Hastings,
VIM. C Arnold, Frederick Bugbec, Alcxan-
der Thompson, Charles S.eDana, Hon. a. l..
French, Rev. w. w Thuyer. Francis Bing-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

10" The Boston Atlas, in an article on the
democratic Row in Vermont" gives this
touching advice to our Cow Boys" and
"Stump Tails:
For mercy's sake, don't let the Democracy
get into quarrel in State where oil their
assets wouldn't begin TO pay one-half their
liabilities and where their principles are of
no earthly account, and their plundcr not
large enough to excite anybodys envy, This
locofoco breeze among the Green Mountains
argues any thing but harmony and good
luck for the pro-slavery hoet ip the cosntry.
1t is generally supposed that man who can
stand it to be a Democrat in Vermont can
stand il anywhere, but il the preceding breaks
there, we may well look out for general
smash Of the materials.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
windsor County.

Mr.. Edwin Rice, of Hartland, committed
suicide on Wednesday by hanging himself
in his corn house. A paper was found about
him stating that he wished his property sold,
and his wife and children well taken care of.
Mrs. Emory Ashley Of Taftsyillc, hung
herself on Thursday of last week. She has
for some time past been subject to temporary
fits of insanity. and ii is supposed that while
in one of them she committed the rash act.
At the June Training at Woodstock the
Light Infantry puraded headed by the Cornet
Band.
On Sunday morning the 9th, the body of
a man was found in Queehco River, at tho
foot Of the Upper Falls, at North Hartland.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

HANDSOME CoMPLIMENT--In speaking
Of the expenses Of the government Of New
Hampshire. the Concord Statesman says
\-";Ihese expenses are as small as any Of the
old States of corresponding population with
our own, excepting, perhaps, Ncrmont--the
best governed commonwealth, and the most
conierted peoplcfiu the Union"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
sharp Practice.

The fro', Of Saturday night outdid all pre-
ccding ones IN damage TO the tender crops
10 This vicinity. Corn wilicd right down.
and "gardcusass" was Killed 10 ,dcetually
that no amount Of sun and warm weather can
ctee,'a resurrection thi, season. There e.
one consolation however, the corn and beans
that vcro Killed won't have to be- IoeA
Since Monday ihe weather has been very
warm, the heat being almost oppressive.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
To PublIahera OF Newapaporg

a gentleman NJ age aud experiences ia writing
far paper thoroughly ysTsed iH lhs politics Of
the ruuutD-aud a candid, able WuieT, Wishes 90
obtain situation 100 some prominent Rrputlirau
Weekly Or Daily pepper DAILY preferred as edi-
t0r 0r assistant editor iH either NJ the Sew Kug-
land States, o. auy ~ thc Free States,
RrfrIfHlf "a IA Eiaas. DalsssslaB Oiloei
Sl. J0EUaluU, We $3.50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

ANOTHER FmE AT Concord,
n. H., should be called "the city Of large
fires" On Sunday night last another de-
structiye fire occurred there, totally consu-
ming the old South Congregational Church,
Norriss Bakery, and five dwelling houses.
Several other buildings were damaged, incu-
ding the Masonic Temple. The church, or
gan and bell were valued at SlIOOo-no in
surance: Norris's loss NGaeen0OO, mostly in
surcd. Total loss 100000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

HOOK TRADE SNE ~ BpstoN.-Artaug,-
mcnts have been made by the publishers for
~ extensive ifTtir s'7aic IN ff0ST6Ul ttc fIsI
week in August next, commencing on Tues
day morning. \ large number Of leading
booksellers in Boston, New York, Philadcl-
'phia, &c. arc announced as contributors, and
it promises TO be one Of the largest sales ever
held in the country, The aucuoucers have
taken Chapman Hall IN School street for the
sales it is in the centre Of business, and Yet
quiet and retired from the immediate tho
roughfare. They haye also solicited and ob.
tanned the assistance Of Thomas f. Bell, eco.
Of Philadelphia, aud Andrew NJ. Mcrwin,
esq., Of New York. These gentlemen are
the mostpopular auctionecrs in the country,
and the trade confding invoices to the sale,
will be assured Of prompt and attentive &C.
ton on the part of all concerned. We sin
ccrely wish them every success in this their
first of the new series Of Boston Book Trade
Sales.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
ThrCsart

Has been busy the past week, but NOT ma
uy cases have been disposed oG A. the time
Of going 70 press, Judge Barrett was trying
the oase of Judge West against the village
Of g. Johnsbury, This case came Of tho
village appropdaling small strip Of land
near the Court House which was In the high
Way, and which West now lass claim 20,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
Tarrrnt, Sci.

This excellent fire company we're out Will
full ranks and uniformed, on Saturday eve
ming lnst, 20 receive their new Hose Carriage
which they haye~1llely purchased IN New
York a yoluuleci company under Major
Boles, composed o9members Of No, 2, th,
."Vetcpns," and citizens, did escort dusty
Both companies, headed by tho g. Johnsbu
~ Cornet Band, started from the eugiu,
house o. 80. !, at sis o'clock, marched 10 the
railway station, received the nov carriage
then, amer marching through the principal
streets oftho village, drawing the new car.
riage, they drew up iu front Of the Court
House, where the honorary members Of no
I bad 10 readiness some refreshments 80
Ter pauakug, Mr.. W. II. g. Prince aud T.
G. Hcdington,-E made some short speech.
es, the companies gave rec cheers Tor the
honorary members, and then took the car.
riago % is new quarters. This carriage 81
an elegant piece of workmanship, and We
may give description Of Il hereafter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

o." Mr.. John c. Heenan, known in pu-
gilisyc circles as the "Benicia Boy" and late
antagonist of Morrisscy, passed through
Concord Thursday morning, arriving by the
first train over tho Montreal road. The pre-.
sence of such lion wns speedily, noised
around the Station House, and his fgrre ana
his figure and features were subjected TO close
scrutiny by throng Of loungers. Mr.. Heenan
is said TO be dcsirous of having combat
with one Thomas Sayers, the champion oil
England. lie looks as If he might be eapa-
bic Of getting his daily bread in a more re-
spectacle way. Stdtcsmar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
Cbr CaIrOoMlAH.
81, Johnsbury, June 10, 1850.
Nv O. b. STONE & 90

CoHHIsr0auHsCf.--We solicit roiHHiafV COM
nuaIraf.0al f0m 400 paIts of the country upon
matters ~ interest o. Items 81 Asios, 10 par
urulsr. alll bc thluffllY received,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
LOCAL AND STATE.
MnILIpIyIng ID Moana.

We arc nov receiving larpa additions 90 ouI
printing facilities. Boo che articles ~ Tyre. bDfh
wood end metal b0rirrs Huef, &of also caTia
and rapfr Of almost 900 knds aud qualities, cons
stantIY nu hand Wearralout AIDING 30 our NJ
hce improved printing machinery, with which Mo-
hope 10 DO good sori. az short notice. The pat
rouago N the public 10 invited a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
UraHLiIn Coaniy.

The eldest son Of g. Stone Esq, Station
Agent, At ST. Albans, had the misfortune last
week while at play with some school mates
to break one Of bis legs, near the ankle. lie
7 had previously broken an arm.
The horse sale at st. Albaus closed last
Friday, aud the number purchased to 80 to
Philadelphia Was any The prices paid
averaged SDj,
\ pair Of four year old Black Hawk mnrca
were so!a Last week, by a. NJ. Clark, Ilqr
Of ST. Adams Bay for five hundred dollars
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

o. Our readers will find an interesting
letter from Kentucky this week, giving the
political and agricultural news from that
dark and bloody ground" They will notice
that they have had severe frosts rs far south
as that state. Perhaps this year has been
unprecedented iCr succession of severe cold
weather and frosty nights in the month of
June.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
FINLAND County.

The Boston society Of natural history la,
appointed a committee to examine the frozen
well at Brandon and Uriah A. Boydcu ha,
given $500 TO pay expenses.
The operatives at the West Rutland Mar,
ble quarries, who have for some time been
on strike" have resumed work -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

There vas person on Railroad street on
Saturday lat 40 intoxicated lhat he could
not walk only as hc bad the assistance Of a
friend under each arm. Where are chs po-
lice9 We learn chat Nh, Goss has aceommo-
dations for a few more boardcra. Il Is said
TO be nn cscclicuI place TO sober people
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18
Orleans Goupty,

Counterfeit sl bills on the People, Bank
Derby Line, have uppcarC ia NeA York
They are poorly executed
The house Of T., Hanson in Bloomington
was burned down on Monday last, together
with nearly all its cortcnts-iuclGding TWEEN.
V.dye dollars in money, So We learn from
the STANDARD.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-18

j. Roles summer Clothrg
A. Low a Co.-Ncrm0ut Spoilers.
A, NJ. Cook Oysters and Lobsiers
Lemon GIlsou-lhreshIng Machines.
Phillips, Sampson A. C0.--heaflIh.
H. -, IC0bloigh-htruy CattIe
Legal,