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|, herin,s Sale.

Stherir's Sale.
- By virtue Of : writ Of
Vend. Expon. issued out Of the Court of
Common Pleas OF Cambria county, and TO
me directed, there viii he exposed 70 public
sale, az the Mansion House, IN JOhnstown,
on Saturday the 2sth day of February next
at one o'clock, 2. NJ, the following real
estate, TO wit: All the right. title and in
terest of Il, b. Gageby. of. IN and to piece
or parcel of land, situste in Yodvr township,
Cambria county, adj lining lands of Benj2>
min Edwards, Hiram Folsom, George Bhearl
and others, containing one hundred acres
more or less. about seyenty-fve acres of
which are cleared. having thereon erected
tive story hcwed log house, now IN the &C
cupaDcy of -- Also, a piece or parcel Of
land situate IN 1oder township. Cambria
county, adjoining lands of Defendant, Geo.
Bheam anu Others, containing eighteen acres
and allowance, about sixteen acres .. which
are cleared and under fepce. Also. a lot Of
ground situate in the thorough of J..hnStown
Cambria county, fronting On jackson street
and extending back to -a and adjoining
lot of Henri Zimmerman, having thereon
erected two story brick house with brick
kitchen thereto attached, a frame stable and
other out buildings, now in the occupancy
of the said r. B. Gageby. Also, lot oi
ground situate in the Borough of Johnstown
Cambria county, fronting on Canal street
and adjoining lot of Casper Hager on the one
/ side and lot OF Gaeeby & kinley on tbs
other side, having thereon erected two
story brick house arl5 frame stable how IL
/ the occupancy of Samuel Kinley- Taken
/ in execution and 10 be sold At the suit uf a
/ Robinson & Co.
JOHN BUCK. Shf.
Shff : Office EkeuSbura Fe5- 4. '63 st
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Tstate OF Andrew Lewis Deceased
Notice * hereby gwen. that letters OF ad-
min;s;raiion have been granted TO the under
signed on the estate # Andrew Lewis, ia'e
of Fbensburg in the County Of Cazbria,
deceased. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are hereby notified TO
cali and settle the same. and those having
claims against said estate. 70 present them
nronerly authenticated for settlement.
MARIA LEWIS.
Jan. 2l-7~Gt-c. Admins tratrlI-
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SNheriH's Sale.
> By virtue of an Order
issued out Of the Orphans Curt If Cambria
county, and to ne directed, will expose to
sale at public vendue or Outcry, at the Man
sion House, in the Borough Of .Iohnstown,
on Saturday the 2sth day # F-bruary. A.
D., 1868. at one O'Clock 7. ii, the follow
ing real estate OF Robert p. Gageby " Sam
uel Kinlev: 4 certain lot Of ground situate
in the Borough Of JohnstOwu. Cambria
county. Pennsylvania. fronting on Rail Road
street and bounded by said street, Feeier
alley, Cover alley and lot OF --
Terms Cash on confirmation # sale.
JOHN BUCK, Shff.
Shift Office. EbensbLTG, Feb. i, '63-3t-
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"sF' 4 School Order drawn BY
the Directors of the Carroll township School
District IN favor of Andrew Eckenrode. for
One Hundred Dollars, said Order was lost
on the Rail Road between Johnstown and
CresSon, on Saturday the 81 of January,
1868. All persons are hereby notified not
to purchase said Order as payment has been
stopped on it.
ANDREW ECKENRODE.
Ta, oS lS62-S-2f
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administrators Notice

dmIntstrators Notice
\ Letters OF Administration
on the estate OF Mary Rager, late "t jack
SOL township. Cambria county, deceased
having been granted TO the undersigned 5y
the REGISTER OF said county. al persons
Indebted TO said estate are requested to mahe
nayr1eut and those having claims Or de-
mands against the same . present them TO
GEORGE SHAFFER, Admr.
January %. lS62-S-Gt.
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

Great Cities.
We, he undersigned Mayors, he-eSy Co.,
tify taGt the Druggists, A2atn@car5sz. Rl5
Physicians o. os2- several cities have s5zaoi
q document OF assurance - us rl--- AYERS
SARSAFARELEA has been -yu-d 20 DO
a rsunedy OF great exc.-l-s -. end Eso.-h7
the confidence OF :he Community.
HON. JAMES CoOG,
Hayo- o. LOS-1-L. Ec5S.
HON. 1L8TN RsARC,
Ravcr c: SAsI-A, y. II.
HON. E. W. HARRINGTON,
M-ysr % cIAcJClEE5cz>ks = Al
HON. JOHN ABBOTT.
I1yo- o. CoSCOED. - Il
HON. a. II. BULLOCK.
Mayer OF WORCESTER, MASS
HoN. NATHL SnSsEE.
MAYOR CT sAIE%, - -
HON. 7. ". LIZ JCol-T, =,
Mayor CT BOSTON. 3CA-s-
HON. VIZ. u. Eo0IAE,
Aaycr of P3OvL0-EC-. - Z
HON. AEO5 W. PRENTICE,
Mayor o. EOzE-EOI. Oh
, HON = N II R-N cASs
Mayor o. E3~ LOrsooS. CONN
HON. CaAs. S. RoDIFR
Mayer o. Io-ITRsATs, g. r.
Ho1J. 7. 7. TIEaIHN--,
Mayer OF " :. YORK c..
HON. u. II. TITS TEsE-.
EAyr- - HE>l---.z7---. = -
HON. Adam wGsoS.
hayOr C 2oRO-. 70, =. =.
HON. r. ID. BISHOP.
mayor Of CIs CINHATT. C-I3o
= HON. 7. II. CREWEcl0,
= Mayer OF Lo-IoE1L-E, =.
; HON. JOHN sLOAE,
I-yo- os LCcEs, 70 9
HON. JAMES EeFEET9RS.
Mayer OF BOWMAN ETIlL-. =
HON. JAMES W. north,
= Mayor O. A0SOSEA =
HON. HENRY CCC?E2. r.
Hryo- CT B.ILcwEL-, -
HON. JAatEs {. 8@I,
e Na-or q FRZDZaECTo--- = ,
i HON. WILLARD NE.
/ Mayer o: NEW BEDFORD. Mass.
HON. = BL,AISDEL1,
Mayor Of FALL RIVER. 56ASS
i HON. ~. Il. CRANzToE,
Mayor CT NEWPORT, =. =
'r Hon. FRED sTAhL,
Msyo- cf C-.---1E, -.
RcN. JOHN HoDGOFE.
- Mayor CT DUBUQUE 1CVV =
HON. THOMAS CRU7~dFGLn.
! mayor OF CHATTAEoOGI, CEN1.
! HON. ROBERT D1A12
2 Mayo- Of TOsC1loo---, -
le HON. r. D. DAU&E,
sh Mayor @ sIE5-l'L-1-, -
- HON. GERARD sTITI,
y Mayor OF KEW ORllzAGS- l.
HON. Il. .. SCRANTON,
Mayor Of ROCEEs-ER- X
HON. DE WITT c. GROVE,
IN M,yo- o. C-ICA. y !
e HON. GEO. w-LooH.
se- Eaya7 o. II -,EE-3JCJ1-G, -.
ne HON. c. L. BU5G,
IL 1aag.r - T,---TaC-T- 81 7
HON HESTAN :. PACE.
. Ez-7- OF E-LIwAUartz, "
81 HON. W. W VAUaEE.
~ Nor Ct R.C-E--- "
a ca-tieT .aAt tl.e -e-is,nt D-r-s--te -.
an asf~r-' --ls-a
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IvOR SALE OR RENT.
L TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate in
the village of uemiock, Cambria county,
one thereof having erected thereon one
and a-half story plank house with base
mept kitchen. and on the other frame
stable. Apply u James Conrad. ESg-. Lii
ley's Station. WILLIAM CAKk-
Oct. Is. 1862.
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1.-THE UNION RIGHT OR WRONG"
UNION PLANNING MILL,
TBENsRURG. PENNA

IBENsBURG, PENNA.
The subscriber besS leave to inform the
public that he IS prepared to furnish. on
Short notice and on reasonable terms. all
manner of WORKED LUMBER, SASH
AND DOORS. and MOULDINGS-
All work warranted to give e:.tire salts
faction.
Orders from distance solicited, and filed
with Promptness and dispatch
ecS Rough Lumber taken in exchange for
Worked Lumber.
3. F. WILLIAMS.
Ebensburg, Sept. 3, 1S62-tf
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A uctioneers Notice.

A
THE undersigned having obtained L.
rense a. auctinneer IN Cambria county from
SAMUEL J. RcrER collector of the Nation
al tax law for the 18th District Penna- Herr
Rr GIvEs NOTICE. that he will attend 70 the
duties OF an aucticneer Cor al persons which
NAV wish to employ ilim-ali applications
made personally CT by letter addressed 70
Lloretto. Z. O. will Lc promptly attended to.
ENOS c. McMULLEN.
Ebensburg Dec. 18th 1852.
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n MCLAUGHLIN, Attorney at Law
.Johnstown, Pa Office on Market
street. next door II F--Mar0ourg's store
VIII attend TO the collection Of Soldiers
claims. and to all other business Connected
with his profession. ". so ly
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NOR RENT.
Il THE STORE ROOM on
High Street lately "ccnPied by D. J. Evans
& Son, as a Clothing Store
WM- KTTTELL.
Ebensbura, No7. 10. isG2.-1.
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Ayers SarsapaTli2,
Ayers Cherry fectoral,
Ayers Pills, and
Ayers Ague Cure,
r.ErAELo ~
DR.. =. c. Ayc- 4 &C.,
LOWELL MASS
And sold b. Drlg.ists every r'sSEe-
SOLD 81
I. {. Rum. EbensIurg; C + Frazer; Johns
town: Steicerxalt and MaucbeT, Csrroll-
town. P. II. Shields. Loretto; NJ Douglas.
Ches. Springs and hy Dealers svsT! Eh--e-
= April g iss2-lr
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Tor Rent.
Il The premises now IN
the occupancy of E. f. Lytie, Esq, situate
in the Borough of Ebcnsburg, near the
Foundry. Possession will be given lst of
April next
ALSO-The office on Main street. IN said
Borough, formerly occupied by ID. ". Lew
is, NJ. D., Of which possession Will he given
Immediately. Nm. klTIELL.
Jan. II, IS6S~1tf
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Ayers SarsapaEil'a

Z II exceile-t rene y. 1.2'' H.lE'''5 "a --l-
s5a-ce = ne co-ul>--s---
For Spring E!zr--sS-
For Purifying ihe Ez,oss
For scrofuIa o. FEl.B's -
For TEmor-, TsSErs. aud orr
For Erupttous and TiEHPi.s-
Fer 3Iotchc-, o.sin>. 80" h";i--
Fer II. Anthoay'S F.r.- Rose or 1-T"-
For Tester or snIt RAenas- s'F'a1-'
For SearG Head and FinESo-a'-
For Cancer anG CaaeerOU- So-e--
For Sore Eyes. sOrs Es--, a'-d = 81 'TA-
For Female DIsosses-
For suprression ard I-r" '-iE'-';s'-
For syphIlis CT Ss-ie--al r''sa-ss-
FOR Lfver ComPIEiDf-
Eor Disssscs ef tie Ny.-t,
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The Majors c. IRE chef -::;c- r - -
ted States, CEnzdss, a-ri British T'-1EIT-'7p
Chill, Peru, Br-zli. 1Gs-icc, and IL &c. a.
most al the cities CT this c-ntane1-. -
signed this document. - sssu-e -hcs- reoIie
v hat re-n edies tssy Try rse - n sa'e-S
confidence. But cur space Esi'l On an
Il portion OF them
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-11

- prCEIPTs AND EXPENDITURES OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
both included
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drains will stop al stations marked
's F." only xhcn signal is given.
EBENSBURG Il CRESSON RAILROAD
On and after Monday, December 22, 1862,
trains on this road will run a follows:
LEAVE EBENsBUEG-
Ar O0 4. NJ. connecting with Mail East
and Phila. and Bait. Express West
At7.3O p. NJ, connecting with Express
East and Fast Line West.
LEAVE CRESsoN-
At 1885 A. NJ. OF on departure OF Mail
Train East.
st Gas P. NJ, or on departure Of Fast Line
West
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
NTICHAEL HASSON. ESQ. ATTORNEY
WI AT LAW, Eocnshurg. Cambria Co Ia.
Office On Main street, three door hasi
Of Julian. ix2
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NOR RENT,
The Office or Centre street
lately occupied by a. c. Mullin. E-q pos
session given on the lst Of Apri! next. And
the Office on High street, opposite Tudor s.
Jones' g G-ocery, possession given immedi-
aiely. For terms apply to
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
Jan. IS, IS62-S-3t.
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sane, 3 blind and 8 disabled. OF the insane
9 are Males and S Females.
Given under our hands this 22d day of
January A D., 1863.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS, ! Directors
GEORGE DELANY, Sof the
IRWIN RUTLEDGE, Poor.
We the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
County. respectfully report. that We have
audited, settled and adjusted the accounts of
the Poor and House of Employment of said
County, with George c. X. Zahm. Treasurer
thereof. according TO law. and DO find bal
ance Of One Hundred and Thirteen Dollars
and ninety cents in the hands of said Trea-
surer on the 22d day of January, \. D.,
1869.
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!. W8. /, J, fNhiGl.i WILLIAMS, Auditor

February 4 ls63.-9-it.
The School Teachers and Supervisors vii
call for tie money belonging to the town
ship.
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shff's. Office. Ehensburg. Fec, i, '6S-St
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KS. JONES RECEIVES
A C. ALL,

Mrs SMITH calls on Mrs. JONES early in tn
day. when the following conversation occurs:
yrs. y. Good morning, Mrs. Jones; 70,
iook cold; what's the matter
,n'S- .. Matter enough. I've been off in m,
e eola rooms making up beds till my hands are Jus
frozen on; and | am all tired out
Ws, >. don't think it to be so bad loo tc
make up beds, and have more than you.
-nrs. j. Not bad job think it is. A pre,,
neaVy feather bed to lift round. and then / have
~ ieach and strain to shake up the straw, to
90! h"thlng Ct the sweeping and busting. It's
ssnough to wear anybody out, not to mention the
ifeezing this cold weather.
o. Ts' | know how to pity you; but 1 get
ford that, '1n d.
yrs. - No; do it all myself.
u's. .. I'd like to know how you make up
~, Nys. s. III tell you: We put our feather beds
apv shh;ne', throw the straw away. and don't use
G,r "'lis out CASINOS Spring MATTRESS. So
We no leather beds to handle, no dusty straw tn
snake up,and all have to do to make up NV beds
Is 10 spread over the clothes And it is not half
..e work to sweep and dust And they are 50
ru I II more comfortable they fit me so nicely
"'u Ihey are always so smooth and even W.
couidn t get along without them.
-mS D. declare, I'll have one before niobt
ust to see if they are so good. eA''
"s' y. would if | were YOU. You can't
maSihe What difference it will make in vonr
=, -no'af--aar'ee to h"sbonds-If you love your
themselves, furnish them with C.ssISo,s SpniS
dATTRESs >''->o orhlNG
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OF BROWN, Comr,s
SULLIVAN kANNE1,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
pnIllE N,S Ell ArE

The Subscribers having been appointed by the Honoape
Prplfe Court district OF Caledonia, commissioner
ia receive examine and adjust ali claims and delIiais
nt ali urr,I.s AGAINST the estate ii LeOliaIi J" bio"
atr q. Peacuanl IN SAID district, deceased, represent
ed nsolveut and the term OF SIN months from he -,a
rI,rs at SAID deceased To exhibit and prove hell re
Spctiye claims before give notice that We VII! atei.
t1 the duties appointment al the d"eihs
u,. Maria u. Brown IN redCiiau III siid oi>.! II
nm the y,h day of January and the !ohday Ui May heA'
l,n. ocIrk in the afternoon, On each vi said days
WV LYMAN WATTS,
PErEf SiiE.ARER, Cont :
goa Tiles. &. CLARK,
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\ q c E. The copartnershp hereto
~ tore existing underth style of LINcoLyS,
oohLEIGH' is this day dissolved by mutual con-
All ners"ns ha wing demands .sninst us % RE-
persons indebted to us are called upon to come
forward and settle at once. B. F. Lincoln.
Sept. s, 1868. E.V. CoR,P1Gu
The business of the above firm will be confirm
cd under the style of QrIMBY, LINCOLN 4 Co.
and by keeping on hand the largest and best
assortment of goods in this vicnity, hope to merit
share Of public patronage. l.. X. Quincy,
B. F. LINCOLN.
+. V. COBLEIGH.
WANTED! A few smart men to peddle.
Apply at our store in Lyndon.
Lyndon. Dec. -, 1863 $3.50
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WILLARD REEDS ESTATE.

I'VE the subscribers having appointed by the Hon
vrabe PROBATE Court Tor the district OF ESSEX conf
ussiucrs receive examine and adjust all claims ana
Demands all persons, against the estate oil hIaI Il
Reed late OF Concord in said district deceased,
rep resented i>C and the term OF SIX months from
The "a ar Of December A. ID. 1868, being allowed by said
Court t. the creditors OF said deceased exhibit ana Prov
their claims to said commissioners lor examination IA
allowance and tina. will meet for that ptrposi al
IN. dwelling house Of Widow Phebe Reed III Concord, III
said district on the 2Sh day Of January and "a DAY o
June next, AT ten O'Clock Ill the loeooi Oh eae Vi S"
days. ,,ou-x
-SSo SULLIVAN kANNEl,
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Poplar Lecture!

, stuart Hobbs, esq, late of Chi-cargo vii
" h'z poplar gun of strange ldees at
opportunity II hall sum Wensday eve at erly
n aa"4e, n'e, suhject-Wod; A fu things in
paf'lklar' & theodore parker, sutbern H;tss
O''Snun HE & karacter inn general!
W No danger nede be fered from tho
p'oSnun II proper waze Off. adm;t.noo
''Ae-oecesh ire; a~l others &: wun-4,h
SCENTS C. S. A. Currency. i SEE Gums inn
in behalf ov h,hh.
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Small Things.

Of 1 nane. OF our readers will find little pi.ce
OPP paper about inches by 3, sne]ospd i|' :,
u ,,;II' :. oALhDoSlASs about these days. All i
WIN De necessary for them to do il s;n'
ply to enclose the amount s,a,ed 49, 10 sim.
s nal .le Of oil, Together Nth the blu in an
envelope nv, and direct to this office. Thu t '
n -. 'e fecelpted and returned in next psnpr
Ion neg lect this matter till the Bit Of ~.
per ana the opportunity to pay in adv.poo
are both lost. f' III ADVANCE
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A Hint Only.

" all persons who take newspapers would
nave Their year commence with January
''efe would be little difficulty in keeping
the run of their accounts. If apv one is
not convinced that this is more excellent
way let him try it just for one year. go
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New Advertisements.

Ne" AdVeftisementS.
Mafriasu oertlficates-C. NJ Stone.
Eiectle nasazlne-W. H. BidweL.
cop. ,;onWI Quimby, Lincoln & Co.
Auction-Geo. Kline
Auction-H. B. Varnnm.
p t,..eratIon1O; II. Cummings.
patents-R. H. EDDY.
h a3 ana Cider-G. c. Barney.
aappllea'ion-W: B. Nays est.
commissioners Notice-W. Reeds est.
20 l. W. Browns est.
70 on.ouo, 10 II. 6. Fry's est.
10 enrolled men-G. Henry.
List of Letters-E. Hall.
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ochool district number 10 in Irasburs ba,
uohr well tor the Union. 1t has 81 men in
'ie uiStfict ard 10 Of them have enlisted
not one OF the men left is liable to d. .-:r.-
rs duty the youngest man in the district is
46 years olu.
Vermont has contributed Sl45j to the
Christian Commission from September 20 to
Dec. 6.
ITEMS FROM HEADQUARTERs.-F Fifteen de-
serters were sent to the front from Brattle-
boro, on Monday and twenty more are in
confinement there. Recruits come in at the
rate of one hundred per day. They are gen.
orally very fine set Of men. There are
about fifty colored recruits thus far. Few
recruits have deserted.
The fair Of the Sisters of Charity at Blu
linston, foc the orphans Of st. J"seph's Asy-
lum, realized between SllOO and 1920.
A letter in the Boston Traveller gives a
list Of deserters who wer- to be executed on
| the 18th, among whom are John Tague Co.
A. 9TH Vermont, and Geo. T.. Blowers, Co.
A, Cd Vermont.
Osburn J. Randall Of North Danvlle one
day last week, shot very large white ow',
rather an unusual bird for this section. to be
killed in the day time. His owl-ship meas
ured from tip to tip of wigs, five feet, and
weighed five pounds. Star.
The annual meeting of the State Teachers
Association will be held at Montpelier OF
the 18th, 18th and l4th of January. Teach
erS, superintendent and friends OF education
throughout the State will attend and partic
pate.
MONUMENT TO DR.. MANsER.-The pro
posed monument to the memory Of the lat
DR.. Manser has Just heen erected in the fam
lily lot where he was buried, in the ceme' er,
at Bennington Center. 1t is of white Rul
land marble, and is the work of McAuley
Co., North Adams, Mass. Tn base is lhre
and a half feet square, and massive an
heavy to the distance OF five feet from IN
ground. lom the top Of this light sha'
, runs up eleven feet from the ground, and
s surmounted by an ornamental cross.
p We learn from a gentleman just fro!
, Sherbrooke, that the skedaddle is just no
Oh the other leg. The Canadian authoritis
are enforcing the law against parties engage
N running out men TO Serve In our army
J. On the 4th inst. two men were tired an
u sent to the penitentary for IT years. On II
., l6h there were seventeen in the Jail at She
brooke waiting their turn to 60 down to tt
T. peuitentary pool, and ten more have Ju
is been arrested at Coaiicook. Most of the
in men are Americans. Their plan OF oper
y ii, rs has usen to hire men to go TO Il
:, States to chop wood or to work on railroad
VI But just before crossing he line, they we
t drugsed with whiskey. and kept drunk un'
le they were sold as substitutes. }MeJshapp
to know OF one case where man took on
:. ssssS~ = ni, :ssseesisqts fiskey, S sass
s Mo-. Il be Game TOD ke iOu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-25
lyndon Beet and Pork

Lyndon Beet and Pork
One Of the largs,, yoy<o; oSen 'yn-
On was sold last week for market MI
C-a:e, Sanborn. Live weight. asorice
'ee.y~3, S2O1s.
VI, Chnles F som, of Lyndon, I'll!
b4carred a hog about eighteen mool'
whose dressed weigh, was $50 lbs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-25

Of the s>nss either killed or ' aE 'm,H
and of tiscers -se"e els ,,a onrnr,'s bA
only ,hrsrs unhurt' o ,eanna through
dy was foa't,n lance va'n the '' breast.
the hea,t. t%ulle's ,hrous" WV.
s and his hsadN cured by sabre cuts p,r,,.n,
awHo HATE: e"-Ffon1 .1 the viii, /, pail pail,
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thy t res their "' ruin and the "'tl'"F' '"''