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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
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4 L. W RUSSELL. )Iohl i
- I ATE OF VERM Mt

~ Nai0ln'lla Ih>fr,t, -.
In Probate Court. ho2e; the Probate q .ic, in 81
J'nIlS!luTy. vn the ssh iay ri December A 10 l>tss
An instrument purp"Tiii- to te the last IN and
lament 81 Thomas " Vincent laie Iariwick in ,sis
district. decreased, heinz Presented line rr Tx ,rs
e lnCt;.itilc executor itI-in led pr,l,al..
IL i ordered h. said court that ali persons .r,rr9
therein hc u"ii1el L. appear session ui said ,lr la
uc holden Al the Probate office IN J,r>turN GA IA,
l"ih daN Jan la. and show cause II arv rfy ma
have, against the Probate 81 said Will Tor which llr-
pose II j. further ordered that Copy ui the record a;
this order he published Three weeks >llcc>>in,iv ia rl
taieonan. printed ST Jo.lI>ury ,rrN iu> To- said
time aplunIr,! loE hearing
ASA 1. FRENCH Jud-r ~ Probate.
4 true copy of Record
9s-Si Attest. ASA l. FRENCH Ju,.-e al P-at,ara
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

r. Since the publicity given to Senator
Hale's acceptance OF fees for legal services,
says the Washington correspondent of the
New York World, many lawyers in the Sen
ate and House do not hesitate to say that
they would rather resign their seats than
surrender their professional practice in Wash
ington.
Let them resign, then; there are good and
true men enough in this nation who will
serve their country, without resortins to pet
tifogging or hush money while in the employ
of the peopl"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
VILLAGE MEETING.

The legal voters of the village If ST. Johnsbury
are hereby notified and warned TO meet at the
Town Hall in said village
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY c, 1854,
All o'clock p ", TO act on the following articles.
viz:
lst. To choose all necessary officers FIR ~
ra,r ensuaipF- TO wit: a President. Clerk. Sve
Trustees. Treasurer. Collector. seven Fire Ward
ems and three Auditors
Pad. To transact any other business that can
legally be done a, said meeting
o. w. BAKER, Clerk
St Johnshury. Dec %. 1853. Inv
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most larIU q tuiIl-> rl. peculiar ,.
produced the picture -
The al L. all a-''uL tie Object. That I,.
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All finely finished affair. a:I will. i--l rnuti-,
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III - a. { IL Wheeler g E>~rN Street IL,
The PROP -irt"~~ ur assortment 81 >ter>c"i,i
>Iic>. Al - >"ui> ca,G Liberia. l--rIs the ,-AI,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

A Coop ExAMPLE.-The Oxford (Me)
Democrat relates the following incident which
occurred few days agoi in the town of Stone
ham. How many thousands of yonng men
there are all through New England, barely
earning living, who might by following
this example provide themselves comforta-
Bile home for the remainder of their lives
We commend the example of the Stoneham
young men to their consideration:
Since the last call, twenty seven men
have enlisted from the town Of Stoneham.
Last Monday seventeen Of her young men
were engaged in shaving red oak slaves for
shocks. They held brief consultation, in
which it was decided that while it would be
no harder to carry a gun than to shave red
oak slaves, the former employment would
give them money enough to buy conforta-
bic farm, and the latter barely afforded liv-
ing. Accordingly, the whole number threw
down their shaves, and enrolled themselves
in the national service"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

The Caledonia Association will meet n
the house Of Rev. Geo. II Clark. ~. Johu>hur,
Ceut-". Tuesday. Jan l.. =, II O'Clock NJ. Text
for plans Tim ;. L. .q-S,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

Reports from Texas say that SOC, 900 bales
OF cotton in the hands of Texsn planters
will soon be thrown into the market.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

neglected Cough. Cold. an Irritated ar
Sore Throat, if allowed 10 progress. results
IN serious Pulmonary BrOnch a and A>th-
matte Diseases, Oiten:imcs incUrable -
Br"Wn'> B-"nchia Trnche> reach directly
the a!!ccted paris. AMI give aim II Inirnryil-
ale relief Fog bronchitis. Asthma. Cat
drrh.I.Gd CunSIImplive Coughs the TTUCheS
are useful. Public Speakers and singers
should have the TTuUhe> Ia clear aud
strengthen the Voice. Military Officers
and Soldiers who overtaX the voice. and
are exposed Ia sudden charges. should Use
them. Obtain only the genuine. Browns
Bronchial Trv,icS'' have proved their
efficacy by test 81 many years. are highly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

recommended ard prescribed to- Physicians and Surgeons
III The Army, anu have received testimonials from many
eminent GlrI
Sold hv all Druggists and Dealers iii Medicine in the
ni'cd States and most Foreign counties i; Is
box
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
FAMILY DYE COLORS.
SAVING OF s0PER GENT

F"r ps-.I- six. N,H-l-u ali Mixed tSoUlS. SiaRlS
pc,>-s>. kiti' H.. hlisAc> B'lgrl> Hats. F-atb-
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al kinds u Wearing Apparel
4 tTING OF so PER ENT.
r'1orS -fa,s. BaCa IL SIX. Dark R'ur. li-hi Blue
= y-I,h Hla-. Cia-rI kI-Ur li-Al b. Brown.
cherry 'Eiln>.n. IA, pr4o. a. hi ORA L-At FA-u
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T,li uTa-r. Pax. Pipe, b, a pr. >alnig. Scar
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E'aI - MS color laIN goods E,itlsa oh
,,'>t iv- Iu.yS ;l4At Various ~A~~
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Colds and Consumption

the Vegetable Pulmonary BdSam : most highly ap-
proved medicine ever discovered Ii ms stood the best
Ol al tests. Time hiv, Lad unprecedented ale
nearly Inrv IL i recommended by be-; phySi
clans. most eminent citizens. thu Pres Sc Trade in
idri To- all who know it, For certificates which can be-
gwen 10 almost ANY extent wrappers ,.ith bottle
The proirr'pr> Vii! cheerful. refund the mu'.ry lot
entirely satisfactory Price - ami - the lar-.
battles much the cheapest Be careful genuine
which prepared "Ily hy Reed, Cutler Co wholesale
druggists Boston S'hi IN 81 JOhn-huTy 10y dealer,
orally. -sl4l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

Soldiers and Officers r. ,i.e army. p i;,,r,N
ls>r'i {" sudden change >srll SLy> supple! gyir
Browns B.sr ,iII Ir,,- the. I've prompt r- .r IA
a Cold. Cough ~ "a lrriir--i Throat. Tx
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
DEATHS.

ss- Marriages Births a:i Deaths inserted FEEr-
Obituaries. including poetry, inserted >lN cea> iine
III advance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
A Positive a4d Specific Remedy for D..
OF the BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVE.
DRoPSICAL SwELLINGS.

This Medicine increases the power ni
geslion, and excites The Absorbeni> Il
healthy action, by which the Watery or {
cerous DISPOSITIONS, and all Unnatnra {
largements art reduced, rs well as par
and is good for Men, NJ
or Children.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
81 E L M 3 OIL IS

GENCIA 4 PEEPA E-IgGv.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01


Personally appeared before ne, an Ar
man of the city of Philadelphia. H. I. Helm
boli. who, being duly sworn, doth SAY H.
preparations contain 70 narcotic. no mercuI,.
or other injurious drugs, but are pulel, yt--
etable II. 7. HENROip.
Sworn and subscribed before me. this %
day OF Nov. 1854. WM T. hlBBARp-
Alderman, Ninth ST. above Race. fh..s
Address Letters for information in com
deLee 10 K. l. Hemhold, Chemist. Dr.
loi South Tenih ST., bei0H Chestnut Pa
Beware of Coun;e.tslis and unglGcip
dealers, who endeayor TO dispose o; !. eiI va'
and other articles on the reputa;iou al'
by Helmtola's Genuine Preparations. IT
boii's Genuine Extract Bachu. ii,lag
Geauine Extract SarSaparili.. ilr.mn.i.
GeHeiae Improved RISE VAST. SnId ry
Druggists everywhere. Ask for lisirar
I.t. ED ,tGer. Cut rut The ad'trll>rol''.
ana >euG frr IT. aud avn'G imposiil,r IN. y
''n>G'-. " -
Heimrall's Drag and Chemical " 4rs-
house, 594, Broadway, New York.
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sTOCK. HAY AND GRAIN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

ssAESsRlm - NJ NJ }ASLM gRDNasATAp.
EsrAsIfsHEp. Az A RETua4 FR9h euAoKERY
FEAo Only place w aAere y Cars e kasasE
~ So be OBfalned.sa
s
World for Reakness ~ the Back Lines, sErietur-
bsehsrsss f@poteneS Debility, SsrvStsass
SS Ry Rss oHRSaiSP q
ness Of siEht or aiddiness, Dissase of the Head,
e TstTi5s PisSIdsTs arisias
4 4sSsSs y 81 apS sSs q
byrens 70 the Marinsra e ulyaaes, biikhtins shsir
ssa aisas m
tla YOU'VE NHEN
SaS
gs ~
might otbsTwise hsys' snirSnssd iistenjne ssnstss
rth me thanders Of eioSrenSs pr waksd 70 ECSTASY
MARRIAGE.
Msrrsd Persons, or Young N an ooh templRtiRg lnAl
rass being of physical wAakness pre&nte debt
H. who pissss himself undor the care Of Or. J. may
,s1 Sg9qas 10 ~ hs 91aos and
ORGANIC wEAKwEasl 3tlsss9 = =
f%npsdistsIs 9pTsd RED saa Pun ytees Rsst9tse.
and Marriage epatypal by the xio
ai sp sSS o
drssdi9l 60 that n nay Npw VIC thss
power proegeation by tbos IenS into
tss sssl
rons and toms to both body and inind
sssss
III psby " %n
insof the frame, Coughs, Oopsumpticns&c.
soFFIoE No. = SOUTH FgHDERIoE srRnKT,
err ~ soha II ,et =. "a
LssSe.s muss ~ paia m sna senaain stAn
VT ''ifio1AAA nN"kin ~ hiso,ho 4f5sts~~sl .dt
e44s as DIR, JOHNSTON, So itsit - =
oo,, tan,,ni5sr.-
oL ~ noy 81 y a
h5o onS ~ niost ~ Mar
NJ sno ins psa Ds
VA slasbsrs nv esnted sops Of the most astons
lns cures that were ever known many troubled with
being alarmed atsndden sounds, bsshfuness WITH
fre4uent blushinei attended sometmee win oefHhee
msnt of mind. were cured Immediately. aa $50 Z
al TAKE PARTICULAR NOTkJEt=- W+F
,suek ~ thohe Hhp nave W. IN
S * tto In
posl s pses seu nnu, tneln pee9't
a s.s ~ sons X tns sau ~. ~
1ALii s oi ~ sf SEM
pno s M sni @ ~ =, X We ffaslt s
M sD ton III in
an, NeAier toP va
MnsTILLy he fearful effects on thefniud are Ep
TO be dreadedLose Of Memory, ponfuFon ot 1defs
preston of HpirttAt Evil 70 secl
aome of thS 5gfih produced. " " NJ, 49,
tbe az ther daolinins health iosjng their vR
haconIn veak naIe pary0us and eujaciated havina
s,nsuiar appearsncs sbont the syes coush and ayap
tom oteensumpho2RoU o2RoUNa MEN.
,,,, =. ,.. - !. aax,.,t ,,ra.ti.a -.
N sson hsbit learned from
cyl Of ~ me & ~ se rsnsss
18TH 4sas1a A nr.A
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01


leglai TUE HEARr OF THE WAR.
Peace 10 tbe clovor secuted air,
And stsrs within the donei
AND underneath, in DIM iepose
A plain, New England home.
Within, ahiurHuf Of low tones
\ II Ard sighs from hearts oppressed,
aerging 10 prayer, at last, that brings
sss The Dalrn otasilentrsst.
l,ye closed hard days work, Marty
This evening chores are donej
And you are, weary yith the house, g
Aud With the iitls one. 54at
Bdtbe3is sleepins sweetly now, a'
with all lcur pretty brood; ~ a
$50 come and sis upon my knee,
And itwia a9 me good.
On Marg must tell yoa ali .
Tbsfroube in my heart, FiN
nd ypu mast do the best you can
70 take and bear your part.
You've seen the shadow on my face,
You've felt IL day and night
* Fi9lit has fllled our littls boms.
And banished ali its light.
did not mean II should be 80,
81 And yet ! might have known
That hearts that live as close 80 oars %
SIS cghnfSef Keep their ewn.
: But weiara fallsn on evil times, iJ
3 y And aowhats'Rf 1 may, 3
Ny heart grows sad about the war. : AZ ~
And sadder every day
y ! thin4 bout ii when work,
: And when try TO rest, si
and never more than when your head
Ia pillowed on my breast,
of4hAn1 see the camp tires blaze,
\ And sleeping men areuhd. j ,..rt :
4sAWhoturn tlleir faces toward thsif homss,s
3; Aud dream upon tbe ground.
az. - q. A
NJ natesin other years, ts
Who pine for home and those the y love,
TN am ehoked with tears.
With shouts snd cheers they marched away
+ s On glory's shining track. eil b
l9 But, ah thow 10 sg, how long they stay "a afs
How few Of them come back
= One sleeps beside tho Tennessee, .s
And one beside the James,
9 And onefoHght on gallant ship esd
z Andperished in tue flames. sHa
~ And some, struck down BY fell disease,
Are breathing out their life,
T. lAaiasail.srs, nlatmed by crael wounds,
j--ast. ttaxs lslt tha- -ilaadls' --A-iass Fsel &
Ar, Notify Marty | only think
-qa OF fttha boys have done
Ahd suffered 10 this wesry warl
ta Brave haroes, every onei
Obi often, plto1ia tlfs night, sfs
heas.their voices call tN
Z ~ ~. ...l,. l.,s 1. --rs
= oTms ~, y, on and help Us Ah r'gm
fhaf ~e sAo1fd gear az frl 5l
Aud when kaesl and try to pray
My thoughts are never free,
But cling to those who toll and fight
And die for Won and me.
And when pray for victory, 4ga.i
IL seems almost a sin
Toold my hands and ask for what
Iwill not help to win.
~ #
" 'ug not o,, cilns 70 me ano cry,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

PAYs.--The bell had rung for recess, aud
out rushed crowd of noisy boys, eager to en-
iey their freedom. The teacher had gone to
his dinner, and no one was left in the school
room but poor John Hays, who was obliged to
stay In and learn his grammar lesson, In which
he had altogether failed that morning. Very
disconsolate be looked sitting there with thst
hard lesson which must be learned, and II did
not seem to grow any easier or plainerthe more
he looked at IL. 81 never can learn it,'' he ex-
claimed impatiently. rf sra .eg
lust theu Harvey SCOTS merry face looked
Ia the door. "Gott 10 stay ln all racess, Johnf''
he asked. ss ~ aaa asGH
@Yes, and longer too for what l see, for
can't learn this awful lesson" efaa as4
uWhy, what's the matter with itf'
cob, there's no sense 10 itat all, and John
looked sadly at the puzEling lesson. Z is
"Hell, now, suppose We put our heads tor
| eether, and see If we can't make some sense
ont oft, I dare say we will clear it up ibeIore
long" And Harry sat down by him.
GBnt you will lose your recess this way"
"Never mind that; tis all right; now for the
lesson" 3WN
They had hardly got fairly into IT, when a
| group Of noisy school-mates were at the door,
calling, ''Harry. Harry Scott, what are you
doing in theref Come out; were're waitiag
for you to Join our game OF ball. ~ 1851
stOsn't GENE Just yet; John and / are clear
| inc mn this lesson; let some one take my place.
aWhat silly fellow" "Juat like him, Civ
ing up ali mis- recess for such nonsense. y
And of they went grumbling, while Harr,
and Jobn turned 10 the lesson again. Vet,
clear and psin II began to look to Johns mind
after Harry's explanations, and he soon declar
cd that he quite knew II. sis7h.
/ ssGoodi there comes the teacher now he
will hear it, and that will leave you ten minutel
for run on the playground yet" And awal
went Harry, as his companion was trying 70
thank him for his kindness. 0siu ias.a5
.sIid like TO know what use there is IN glvinl
mn ali your recess to help an idle fellow" sait
George Martin, as Harry came ON the play
"Ob, great deal, 4 can tell you,n answered
Harry choerfully. y 7s1 #as "a ffe
"You are always doing some such quee
thing, / don't see what good you got by n.'
"Goodl why, George, 1t pays"
I'aysi said George with contempt. I'D lik
. to know how. By losing all your recess, sur
pose" a-t y gtf -
eyes, it pays to give mp your recess, u 20
, can neip 8 school-m tie out Of his trouble,
pays in the satisfaction you feel afterwards, an
p Is better than half dCE3u games OF oall. Ses
there comes John aows locking brigher tina
| ever"
y, Harry was right; ne had always found 1t sc
; When he took the money he had saved to 81
a new book, and bought with it some dainty fe
the sick widow; or when he gave up half no
: idav to assist his father, who was very bus,
or when he helped bis sohool-mates ont OF an
trouble, he slwsys felt well paid for it'-7-d~'sr
/. caa Messenger. tr $3.50 -
Il IN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
THE TRAVELLER.
GRANGE OF HOUaEs
nj - slHassl


RniiadelphiA. Wilmington @ Baltimore
srvi ee8s4 Railroad. @
N and aftsr MONDAY, August 1, 1854, Rasssn,
Trains leave PhiadsphA for t61 ge
RaltiLaore st 80 express, Mondays exospted3B %
NJ 4 ~. M, ~ 90 N. q so and 10 80 p l1asfsl
M suhsstsr ata %, li'1ba. m, 80, 80, 80, Q 90
and II 90 p.
l3 ~, 4 80, q 80, 80, % 90, 10 10 q ii p, m,
New Castle sts 0b q m and so p. m
-,over at 8 % = m, and 4 SOP. m
AN dilfofd ct 8 0b 3. N. f tfsffgr r1sg f
--.-Ae " saisbury at 8 0b a. m. ~ sAt
~ TRAINS ron PHILADELPHIA LEAvHilli
Baltimore ats 40, Az =. m, thxprsss,) 10, ID,
and 10 81 p, N. .i9aA III
". .lmingtoa att A., o Is, . 90 a. M, ~ ~, L eei
4s, 4 oo sst7 90, . loPm 3a
a& Ft Muford al q 40 p.ini. 4da 4Lsh
DovsrAte 80 IN aad 1bp. fts
CASTLE at . 80 a and ~ p. "a.
asrat As. q 40, a. M, 90, %, 40, . 90,
50, and 40 p.
sf 3s LEAvR ,RALTIMoRE FOR ssf
sstisbary and inter srnedate stations at 10 70 PA. u
,s Dover and intsrmediate stations at a 10 pm IA
rhAlNs FOR BALTIMORE LEAVE WI
aRMTf Chester st 8 40 A;a % u ~ 20 p. m,, ~.
Wmington at s So, 9 70 a. M, 40, II 30 p, n
h y + freight Train with passenger Oar attached Will
ssse W mlpgtou fer psrfyyle and sFmadists
s-ss,ss places at Z 40 i.sl-r . J.. .ilst a
Philadelphfat TO Baltimore.
From Philadelphis to Wilmington
sJsoAYsosbr atA 80 a. M. 10 80 a X 0ei p. m.
- Il ;. q fT s5s From Wilmington Philadelphia 4
&ttsSssB& fsft s4Mki IA atis&ea m 100 p, m
Alto 20 p. m. from Baltimore To-
6Gl Philadelphia.
IA. y. KENNEY Assist spPss
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

NJ The Rebel Bonds command much high
or price in the English market than those OF our
Government. This is attributed to the facilities
for blockade runDiug, by which cargoes OF cot
ton are continually received ln that country
from the rebel States keeping up tho value of
tha rebel securities. There was by the, last ad-
vices a whole feet of steamers in the Clyde rea-
dy to run the blockade, WI mington North
Oaro,iua, is the port into which most of these
steamars run, aud the success watch attends
thoir operations ia the best commentary on the
yiziiercs ard etfi ieienoy olsthe feet commander
on that station r i# fi .4ss
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

NApoLsoN AND rus SLAyERf Gus TON -
SIidsll, the lebei agent in Franoe, has been I'M
portu.,iug the Fsaneh Emperor fer recoent-
lion Of the OonfadeFaos. Hha Emperor, u is
said, informed lin ihstbe never willIeeognize
the rebsi States (ogen Ahonid they achieve tiieir
Independence de faeto), ualass tbey dstermine
to abuah slavery and engage tbst Ali isa ohll-
dTen born of slave parents shall he fIee, 500
that @Slavory shall be totally s0eiishai ana
cease within ten years from the date OF Eseos-
nixaticn."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
spRINe ARRANGEMENT.

CHANGE OF HOURS. ttifGl7ss
.n.-ss - On and after MONDAY, Aug, 18th,
: is8l the steamer ARIEL will lsays
Wiluinston at Q 80 a. M, Marcus Hsok, at " a
On sstsr at t7.46 A N. Returning leaye rama
delphia at 2 80 p. M
re between Wilmington Philsdslphta, ~ eIs-
Hook or Chester, ,ssa.n zoes;
s vonmutation rickets eau be procured on nosfa
y the boat. O., -.
tesixht taken at attheusuai lowratea. iShiPPersaIs
rel esed to send receipts with sach Load Of gooos
aud have her freight 90 the hart at Phhseeipais
before 800 p m. y
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

A Slow CHAsR.--rhe U. s. gunboat Daco-
tab, II Il said, saw the pirate Tatahsssee on
Tuesday ot las. week, about eleven miles ahsad
Of her, and chased her at the rate Of SIX knots
per hour, the rebel going twelve, The result OF
the chase was the consumption Of two hundred
tons of coal on board the Dacotshs the reoeliar
ant of sight, aui tha Union guub oat back again
to Boston for fresh supply of c0al.s Senping
old tubs to catch fast steamers is not tte most
economical and satisfactory way of doing eusi-
ness. and especially that iu which success Is so
is1poTtsnt.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

A Loao SPEKcH. "A member OF the bar Of
one OF the Eastern States wsrneted for posses
sing all the attributes ofa good advocate but one
-he never knew when 10 stop indeed, 1t some
times seemed as if ho never would stop. On
one occasion he had completely exhausted the
patience of tire Court, the jury aud the other
counsel; still the stream Of Rls oloqueacsrin on
as glibly as ever. At last he made splendid
perorationj every one experienced feeling of
relief, and every eye was turned toward him, ex-
pscting to see him take his seat. But at this
moment, TO their astonisbment and horror, he
started off afresh on new track. "Gentlemen
of the .juIy," said he, "astrononers tell us that
there are some stars situated at distance so re-
mote from the earth, that tseir hgnt, though it
left them on the morning. OF creation, aud has
been travelling ever since, has not yet reached
u.s." 's's
aNeyer mind, Brother IT, interposed the
opposing counsel, sit will be sure to get mere
before you have donei"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

A few days since, az a lady of rather inquis-
tive character was Visiting oir country seat, a.
mong other places she called al the jail. She
would ask the different prisoners for what crime
they were there. 1t went of well enough till
she came to rather hard looking specimen OF
humanity, whom she asked:
swhat art you in hero for 2"
"For stealing horse"
= eyes," ~
i nWon't you try and do better next timer
aYesl" l'll steal two."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

BouoHT ms OWN Boors. = Out West they tel
good story of an old fashioned wealthy dod-
ger. He was never known TO have anything In
the line of new apparel but oncei then he was
going on a journey and had 90 purchase new
pair Of boots. The stage lett before day, and
so he got ready, and went to the hotel to stop
for the night. Among whole rev OF boots, in
the morning, be could not BOD the old familiar
pair. he nsd forgotten the new ouas--ha nun
ted and hunted in vain. The stage was ready,
and so he looked carefully round TO Eeo that he
was not observed, put on nice pair that htted
him, called the waiter aud told him the ciroum-
atance, giving him v. for the owner of the
boots, when he called for them. The owner
never calledi Ths old gont had bought his own
boots