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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30

STEAM FIRE ENGINEs-The city Of Gin
cinaati- -owns- seven slcam fire engines, and
pay the men of whom there are but 10 in
ALL by the month. The engines cost from
$1,000 to $4,000 apiece, and are provided
with the finest horses, team being always
in each engine house. At the tap Of the bell
the fire beneath the boiler is lighted, the
horses are attached, and they tear through
the street at full gallop, the steam in the
case of the larger ones also supplying the
propcllins power. If the fire is four or five
squares of. there is ample time for the steam,
to get up. The English cngincer Stevenson
VIXEN at Cincinnati said that it could not be
done under half an hour, but 1t takes not
more than five minutes. This is owing in d
great measure to the fact that the boiler con
sists of coils Of tubes, heating vary rapidly OF
course, aud making steam from water, and
then steam from steam again, the momentum
Of the moving engine making the process,
s,ill quicker The hose carriages are detaeh.
ed, and are driven after their engines, the
smaller of which throw two tremendous
streams, and the larger six.
Experience has given the Cineinnatian'
such confidence in the iuviucibility Of this
new agent Of protection, that it was said
there that they did not pretend to insure
property nowadays for more than half it'
value-and that only with a view to covering
/ damages hy watcr-for the considerable pro
gress Of "A fire is something they now neyc
apprchcnd. The force Of the stream from
their engines is prodigious, aud ooc can readi
/ Is believe the story that mans leg was bro
ken by suddenly receiving volley.- SaieD
! Gazstc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30
Phunnygrnphs.

,1.;rs ..,-, A. .-,.--,.. -- ,...u 90 uroerl E,.
cry pcrson that owns "a mouth has always
good opening for a laugh
Mr.. jones WTitgg 10 FRIEND HV't o'"ErE '''
saving 81 am glnd 10 hc able 10 90! That
my wife is recovering slowly
SrcRr-r--Womcn aud young men are yer!
mt 10 tell what secrets They know from TIE
vanity of having been trusted
A Monu Politcucw is like an
,ir.cusbion-thcrc may bc nothing solid ia H.
but it eases jolts wonderfully
Mild GuNrowprR-A country grocer
famous as "thc very pink OF pohtrncNs' was
nlso an expert salesman. )lhpar'ge one
nrticlc as YOU might he was sure To hhu
something 20 praise in T. II his tea was r"'
,tropg. il was woil.hNurrd. On one occasion
a customer having called for sample oi
punpowder rubbed it in his hand to asccr-
tniu the pr, portion of charcoal, and then oh-
served that II lacked strength 81 Nno"
answered the impcrturhublc 'alc'man--lal''
ing into his old tea formuh-"l know the
powder is not so strong as some ont you u
find it very mild and agreeable w
s,cpy VERSUS RRAINs.--A gentleman once
asked the celebrated DR.. A6crnc'hy' II he
thought moderate use o' snuh wouIu i"Jur,
,he brain. NO sir" was Ahcrneiby spromll'
Ycply; "for 40 man with single ounce oi
brains would even ilihk o' t"N'"H
IT.. ,.u .,o,y oho,rr-r>feyow, who, or
~ a., tor;ons Eouyth." paAiAg along t.,
s,reets'of Springfield, Mas, ssfS I'm. blss
Apothecary." neatly chisscled on marble
slab in the centre OF the siur-NH'k' 800
stepping reNe'p"'? V,,,i. IrnnJ round
irenQ oi lle si,itsI t,,,,,,jery
rxelainsd, "appopexy! yeS-~rtt-but what
in - did they bury him under the side
walk Tor
A French magistrate, noted for his love
of the pleasures Of the table, speaking one
day to n friend, said 49,
!, m", ,as crccucnt. stuffed with truiIlcs t,
~: a,l t.nGsr' delicate. and of a high Ma
,nr We lrft only the bones"
"uow many Of YOU were there2" said hi
friend
1.-Two" replied the magistrate, "the turke!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30
sonnit---Tu Whiski.

Dy an admitcr ~ the Decentralization imclclN
Amer takin nip, the Labor inicrsprfH'd "ilN
UckaahuulI WcttluWy llpg win Trc FHTUr
Whiski all hale from cflyiN bUyhoud,
ilcy-afdcutly adm, red thi qwalurs,
Thowst cl0athcd mi mind With hucuRlh-W' hoH
iu richest dyes.
Hale whiskl hale Hale potent son m -
when wua grows ,sua, the bad grows baddrr
when tuIhbuls waves across WN huffum roll,
a min of thee expands mi shruukcu sole.
A. wind from boys mouth expands a nhltddrIf
Water is gnod-uu man Of sens druisc tt,
scrch thru old Naohcr, aud you viii not meet
An artikir "a IN flr Wasliu feet.
iut a. a bcyctidWc, hw, thrrf dtHpihc u.
Nj stumir turns, aud fuT rClirf ht
To the cckhuact oy curu--tu the Red Eye
sAluding 60 tho pleasant hkshuu that wlitki ls
maid uy Bo, which u0tth Easi on tine k"rits
NV kurn,
"a buti6l similc, appupis,y chosen to show
the clickscruN lie will coo % man Co spfrd hla-
FclG
f, i,l,-,a1,t, s.s tl.,- -.I.l.s4eat j. uulig. 10 H.
grand while a,srrtiu the sUpruuru uN hf n.
Nurit hcVcrilrr hc o. Villu tu ALLOW that sum uer
Kin be- maid u UJJtl litoii' Sulu uuuir mint
oducss is rcifrAhiu,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30
Two Homes.


Wv '"' "'EN,'''' '"N''' niue room IN
Wv" '"'"' ,'''l''l WIN 'hr merry glcam OF
''.S'' ''" ',' '"'n'"F ueN OF musical
',''" ANA ''' h'i.'''''d t"''cr OF the gold
'.'"'E' ''""'l VINO was Jn" composing
'''''''' '' ''''p among the gcanlum'-thc
WHY h''' '' room /" "H''h 'hc "eaflcd bn'l'
ness "'' ""u'' I'"S To call h' homc--aI-
'h2 PROV '.'- d 'i'lie vas q A4iALiAl-- !.ii!c
u'',' somewhere about 10 sci o'l the house
"'." "'', ,"'"''l gong ."''in'"lLl''l
''' '"''' was no, an expensive article
'"'''--'' ''''"""" 'h''r' en'hi'ncd in satin
.'.''' "' "',.''' rugs OF cost
'- ''' ""'l meat "''' m"hoEan,
WV ''''' %" ''' WIN pam ''"' ware as "n'.
''.'- ~ ".' ,'''' W i'n'p .r'nt 'i So''''''n'd
'','''' ,'' ''''' o'' """ ,'''rp' ,'e'n'd carpet
!"'" 10 N'N' = Nn'" ! 900 not velvet
"''"' "' I''''. N--'ul mere nm ana
49, w. ''' 10y '''' '''"''' as P'>'i"'e Eve
u't o, vs., "".',la..,,!, as neat a"A MS plains
have pTUgd away AMI rvi 17r5Frsi 53F n Siirer
loneliness,
Little Mrs. Wjlford fitting around in her
,nug domains, hoW placing her husbands
slippers where they can get warm nicely,
Wondering parcn,bclically, "why he didn't
come" nov sitting a tiny bouqucttc Of roses
and gcranium buds In a smnll vase in the
ccnirr Of fthctca.,ahlc-now pulling an cb-
liuuc corner Of the snowy cloth into the line
plummct cNac,i,udc and now listening with
her petite head against the mantlc-shcr, to
the merry song of the shining tea-kct,lc as il;
hubblcd ioyou,ly on the FIRE, breathing out
dense white vapor-cloud from its liquid lungs
until at length the footsteps sounded be
low. the KEY turned and clicked in the door
s-and he came.
Ifut not alone. There was good deal Of
very cxcusahlc pride in his manner as he pre-,
,cp,cd his r,ir Young wife to an old school
friend vhom hr, had no, met for several
ye,rs bcrore. and who was doing n prosper
~, dowr tow, brs;,css
+ had hccn casual encounter on prood.
woy sucb nc Sncntincs bopncns. They had
,.ailod ol,r, ,o,,o,hor oorycrsir,, cordi,ll,
r,,;I n, l,ncth tho corncr was reached whore
,,oir ,,,h, d;vcrccd Rn, ,boir saw was no,
,,oro ,ho,, hale .oid ,tJ IN tho warmth or hi.
hoar, Nvnc,rd ;,,i,cd his rrierd homo To teo
with him. Mr.. MAYNARD accented the offer
Six O'Clock was his own fashionable dinner
hour. hut he did not say Sc. neither did h,
mention that his wife was at a matine and
probably wouldn't he at home at present
The ecordiol manner Of his friend made him
SIGH and think Of the old times when he hnt
been wont to sit down TO dinner lust as III,
grooming sunshine reached the moon mark
m tbe old kitchen floor. and when "supper'
wasn't an association Of gns-lights, cham
pacnc, sugar-templcs and spicy game. hat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30

- ! suppose that one Of the severest
uInl' NJ q sorlil man i that which Ia caused
by the disgust he Feels In The society Of his
own 'oui. I once heard preacher remark
chat ifil were not forlbo inlerposidon ofsleep,
by which all men are separated ouce In
twenty four hours from the eonsciousnem Of
sheir own msaHnes', they would all die Of
selfconlrmpt go TmoHy Tieomb.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30
JOB PRINTING.

Our Printing establishments is boz better r0nli-
unn now thau ever before, and Win Increased 10
branch NJ hlslurst, We krrp constantly pu hand
Paper and Gard Stock aud ace nuw prepared fn
pint lOsiru, llsudllls, Programmes, Auction
lllls bul iirsds, iabrll, Ctculars, business and
Wedding Cards, VD., So, 80 thuU notice.
OTduTs bY mail win hn carefully attended tu, aud
ihe work forwarded with despatch,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30

[EF' In hot weather, people cannot be too
careful to avoid sun strokes. The attack may
generally be avertcd 10y bathing the head
occasionally with cold water, or wearing a
vet cloth inside the hat The remedial
treatment is simple. The head should be
bathed and rubbed with cold water, and the
patient made to swallow carbonate Of ammo
MIA in solution When the heart shall have
resumed normal action, cure is indicated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30
RATEa 81 ApVERTIsINa.

Per sqHarc lnf o. liurf,I lhrrr iuarTu4l-, no
Tor each fuhhrqufUt Insertion lIr
husiurss tRrds n tive lIHrs. pfr auHuW. 90
al short advertisements. such ab lI1uHfluua,
Lost. Found, EstfaYs. Notices. Nr-t u0t probably
mgkiug over hfdg's iufs. arc charged 40 Il aHd
GU nhaFe che irDuNi NJ bYnk -kfrpIuE aud collect
ing, must invariably he accompanied with Wr
each.
.. Advertisements inserted Lu forbid uO uu-
Ices nfhrTrItf UrdTrTd
b. ~. FEIfENGlLL IS co., tI0 Nassau d.,
hcW fprk. and 30 state st, Boston, arr nur
agcnts, and are authorized - take Advertisements
AZ our lnHrst rates
h u. NlLEs, srollay's building, Court st,
Boston, b. alsu our authorized agent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30
Aaonta for Tho caledonlan.

a. In any ~ the above. or boz other towns
payments may hr made, Whru moro convenient
" the postmastcrs thereof, or the amount mas
be sent dirrcu 20 this uhicri but We must iuslal
pu settlements every year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30
skotohea Of solferino by Mr.. Ray
m non q.

Ahcr furnishing the first complete deserip.
lion Of the battle NJ Solferino which was laid
before American renders, Hon. II, J, Ray
mond remained two or three days on the
battlefield and in the neighborhood gather
ing up the incidents Of the great eonhet,--
lbe5e he has transmitted 10 the New York
Times, The following are some extracts,
beginning with this graphic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
A Valuable James River Far,
With rs Negroes. Stock, CrODS. ar f..ni.

HSx SHALL Tuesday, the 22d day OF Noysv, odie.
~ on the premises al public auction sell nv ,s lS9
A-taning about 500 Acres In the county N C.mh
joining Judge Robertson, Vim. Cough Col NJ al
others about four miles nom Lynchbury imnrdi,;f and
james River and kanawha Canal and within a On tie
in original grpwih Of good timber and attached % n land ia
and 'rtie ISLAND Of about 10 Acres This farm tch
e'i ois u the best farms in upper Virginia IN. La str
well enclosed under fences, Is In high state 81 IN. S
aud has about l50 Acres well set in Orchard Crass
Herds 6rss ind Clover, aud good Orchard uunn n m
no'emens are II Brick Dwelling House, with six rooms . ~
kitemn, an Oversecrs House, Negro Cabins Stn,
Houses, Wheat Barus, Tobacco Barns with ali o, ON
str ouhonseA Most OF the Improvements have been ]
built w" recent!
At the sime lime, Twill sell IS LIKELY NEGRors
yong) consisting of Men, Women Boys and rs 7, Hose
and Mules. tamong them two fine bIooed Mares now a p'
by RrI Eict Yoke of Oxcr 10 Mich Cows npd ~, 'a
head of otfr Cattle 80 head Of Hogs he Cows are @ 20
and Devon AMI the Hogs are Chester Berksh. na
Devon bu ou or I'M barrels of Corn with SucIs lung
from and Straw from $500 bushels of Wheat &C.
Dril' Ireslng Machine Wagons and Harness ' rh'
Ppntation rso.s. ''' Naf' an
TEnN~: One aflh Of the purchase money for the ,,,,
required IN cash, or negotiable SATISFACTORILY -
four months, discount added: the residue in eu.I i
or l. AMI years, bonds with good personal src,~
interest from date, and title retained until prrc,s.'
paid he iegrots and other property, over *sN viii t
ON credit 81 IL nolihs, negotiable saactori en
ed interest added ''' '"''f'-
would prefV selling She Land. Negroes. Stock iron.
together fo any iie wishing 10 purchase in that wn,
gain may be had AMI upon any time that rcasonai a
would a-k MIN
Mr.. Willis n. Nays will SHOW the place +, any m, -,
to it, ' ~ WISHING
Address me u! l.!nrhhurg. Va.
et s-u--hof EDWARD ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

Sene.or BRopEnrcE. II the very outset. de6ed The
ADMINISTRATION. and continued 40 10 the end with
QUA the slightest regard to personal consequence
Thoagh bounded By his Democratic snem'es wit
: a,ry such - 10 almost without parallel in our
POLITICAL history, hs never for an instant showed
s ign Of ainoksng He ~ game 70 he last, aud
fos this the peopls have honored him. and will
mourn him. Though DouaLAs has tho stronger
mind, BaopssIck hsda broad fearless freedom Of
nature which the other 10 entirely without lie had
strong lnstncts which he was true 10. rooted con-
yictions wbsh he would not yield. and an absolute
stoutne~. Of heart With all his faults. he has left
10 the Senate record of courage and manliness
which many of his compcers might study to advao-
tage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
Broderick and Douglas.

The New York Courier aud En9urer-a Black
Republican papep--draws the satioiuel sketch ot
the two ,uen whose names stand ut the hea,l If
this paragraph:
Senator BaooEKiCK had pluck. This was a;s
Distinguishing quaity-the very quality which or
all others is quickest 60 attract the Anco-Sax,r.
The repute for indomitablc resolution, eainei IN
his long contest for the place. was nb,at the only
propititng circumstance in his favor when he fr.,
entered the S,nate, in 1857. an object ut almost
universal, prejuice And as this trait afterw ,rd :
displayed itself in the intrepidity with which he
broke away from, his party when the attempt was
made to force through Lecompton and in the
mistaken fortitude with which he battli, THIS to
the end oil the old aversionat least far ~ ielt
by the great popslar beart-was soon los; in
positive ad.nifation for the gallant spirit If the
man. Senator DoUcLAs shared this a'airaoi in
nothing like the same measure. There WAS in
ms case nohng like the same ringing defiance If
the Administration aud its miniUns. From the
very start he constantly showed symptoms Of a
IN 'rtal fear lest his party should not Let him re-
turn aid be sccnod TO make it hi constan:s,udy
how som he might stop, mad yet satisfy his con.
stitutcDts at home, @cseby saving his seat in the
Senate. tits vol Ahat. after having ex-
'hRusted his demonssrgsienA gAiayt the Lec0n, ptn
Constitution, pure and simple. he was really
enough to acquicce Ia the RnoIasn substitute and
wo0ld have dns % had it not been for the superior
Armness Of BRoDEascK. AID the Illinois Senator
has bssa continually smanifestiRg. over since.
similar ealsalafinx, Aalf.hcarted disposition. III
has eonpletsly lost ths pnsstige which he gaipet
~ hss hrst act OF Independence. The people
with sheis anivk inatincts, very soon discovers
shas there was not particle II req, heroism in II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
An Experiment

Il has Justly been charged upon our Reprssen-
tatves in Congress- that they did not attend to the
| business before them in business-like ma nncr -
that delays Of every kind we're permit cd. and
that in fact the work really to be perforr led was
done at the latter part of the session. Ag ain and
again have CON plnnts been made Of the time frit-
tered away by members in making speeches Tor
hune,mb. or of the wide range permitted in de-
bates. The House Of Commons has been pointed
nj n legislative body which attended u its bust
ness promptly and efficiently. and some worc in
clined t., think il not unreasonable t. ask the
II u.e Of Representatives TO follow its example.
S me supposed that the eight dollars per day was
the cause Of the delay u bu,ness Mt Was hi ngton.
add when that was given up and salary substi-
tnted, il was thought that decided change would
take place. Those who thought thus were doom
ed To disappointment. Tie salary appears to have
made little perceptible difference IN the int
thod of de.patchng business. Members nppear
to think that being paid by the year. they should
pr,long their sessions. This experiment having
failed il was determined to try another method
II was known that in tho Commons the members
sat on benches, had no desks and nothing to in
yitc their remaining in session longer than was
absolutely necessary. Our members, on the CON
trary. hnd luxurious chairs, convenient desks and
in fact every ndnccmcnt to transact in the House
business which ought to be trar sacted out OF it.
Now it was said that il these de SKIS were abolish
cd me inducement for delaying business would
be re novcd and accordingly tho House passed II
resolution ordering the desks emoved.
When, therefore. Congress, meets, the effect OF
the new arrangement will bs watched with much
interest Most persons undoIbtedly believe that
tac eiTcc, will be good Merll,nrs who formerly
spent much of their inc in writing. will he com
PEELED now to give their attention to business, or
IL absent hcmsel, 9. from the House, for they will
not wish to be regarded ~ mere idlers Oar p""-
pie. however. like to talk. aud it may be that ihpsc
aho formerly wrote will now 50 take 10 taking.
that really othing will be ga,od in the despatch
ing of business. However the experiment is II
good one, and should t." thoroughly tested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

Wf B1 Nruc oT decrc Of The Nrchh touri OF Mohr"c
<T ced tc,lcr 1852 in Inc
flames r. and H. Peek, Guardians for the Heirs nf
Elisha g. Peck decd plaintiffs. against the said Heirs Elisha
e. Peck, decd, hcr- Defendants shall proceed, upon
the premises Mos the 9Th day of November, ls3. 10
soil public auction. 10 the highest bidder, THAT NALfA-
BILE TRACT OF LAND containing upwards OF G0 Acres sill
"ac in M"nroo county near the Grey Sulphur Springs Also
lot of LAND, IN Giles county, the Monroe county line
Hni the Grey sulphur sprngbcing the real estate of
which the said Elisha g. Peck died seized The above land is
excellent quality suitable for grain grass farms, well tim
h,d, we'll wa"rc is susceptible oi being divide. INTO several
parcels. and will he sold in several parcels thought 10 be-
,irciNc Ia the interests Of the parties interested.
Terms tIEt ash in hand for Il sufficient the
and expenses of For the residue credit Of
e. ~ and l. months will he the purchasers giving bond
and approved security, and the title retained until all the
chase money il paid. }. NJ. BfENSlDE,
a.noy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27


Tur EXPOS, y OF rHg DuroH,S POWDER MrlLs
FpfLer PuhculdrS.--M have some further unr-
ticnlnrs Of the explosion OF Dupunts powder mills
in Delaware on Friday last, hv which seven lives
were lost:
1t appears tho explosion occurred while the men
IN the lower. or l.gey yard wrrc employed in
hading p,wder dust las 1t called when IN n rrr-
tam cbuiticul AZ the mess rom. to be conveyed
{, one ot the other mi It. 20 through another
process. ore horse rnrt sta )i Opposite the IRE,
room dor partly loa led The press room "bey
up with terrible eras,' the composition room
mme lately followed u ino,n mt or two later the
glazing ON and the tw roll ng mills simultane-
ousiy being Eve in AL
Seven men were killed. anil another had his
arm br"ken. TIC wind WAS Tor Invest and hi n
~ the time. which deadenet thr sonnl 80 much in
the Immediate vicinity that the men in the mp.
per yard I'D not cease work on the instant and
Mr.. Henry Dupont, wha was III tie basement of
the cot,n mill not far distant. did not think, FROM
the light report that IL wa- neoesa ny to hurry to
The yar'l 10 ascertain the damage, Z. any ha been
done. Tx, al the men were blown INTO the Bran.
evN'n", one into n Tree, and ihe heuicss trunk al
an"her was blown t, TIM opposite side OF the creek,
Ofthe others nothing could be aS,.erts. uet'.
strange feature in the explosion Is. that the
horse was not killed, although standing in pr"x-
iinity I" tie press ROOM when it ~eat oil. Tue
cart - which he attsched. and which was
partly loaded viii, powder Dust WAS thrown about
IN fragments th. horse vas entirely stripped O!
b,s barnes, his hair siuged OF. Que eye pu- out
and one le. brrken: and yet alter the smoke aud
dust cleared AWAY. I.c was found dipping ahout
the yard, exaibit'n: ell The signs or painIui ago-
ny which he suffered lilo was kmcked ia the
head and killed L. relieve him II h;s ascnics
The lHs # he ip!lS 10 he Mc>>Tl-, Dupont is
nothing. The los. of i.fa il the only thag which
sinss deer into their hearts, from heirinabiliyto
present it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
655 Acres Of Valuable Land for Sale,

otsA BA virtue II decree OF the Circuit Court of Nelson
county, in the case Of Peters Vs. rhomson Trustee &c.
W. shall. 25.h 'iv Of NOVEMBER l-ig, proceed To
sell. Oh The Premise, at Iu.C auction. III AT VAIL ABlE
TRACT OF LAND, the Locut Grove containing
IT, survey go Acres Said l il situn'cd in the CONT, OF Mel
about miles distant irpa the Canal and Railroad, and Is
very valuable The open land well adapted 10 the staples Of
ih country, and the timber very jnc The Improvements
Tain bus comfortable and sufficient This farm has been The
ls tenants for Years, hut has been hgh! productive
nd might In Years be made of the best farms Of the
in this s,run Purchasers requested 10 view the pre-
rni-,'' before H., day Of sale.
IERMSS" nlnrh cash vi" iray the expenses Of sale and
credit =" !, HHI balance of purchase with
interest from 'y Of sale Approved personal secur! 10 he
given, and the vendors lien rr,aihcd
:. THOMPSON, Jg,
T.. WHITEHEAD, SCom'r,.
Nm VI. CABELI, !
oct + .1l. II, m NJ.