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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19

D,vanno,, uo,rison of prodford
racanlv ooId g., ..ou TO -. W. D;,n;cl, nj
Ivn,t. y II s1.5
!. :: I. haiii"ili. OF Bradford. mas Il
small frenci: COW from which he made III
ii'''i'i " Gun p't'iiuS VI ''''oi'
ut9I,'", ' ' d '''''' u e'''' i''''s'''S
'''' MIN
ASA kt!liStou' Oi "e5i 'orlntn. was late-
~ aIfcaicu iof '!olal!oh OF the liquor law.
ana iihed zen doilar> ana costs, "i'ch
amounted 10 thirteen dollars more.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The Orleans county temperance society
held it, Seni-ann,ial session at WestfieId
July /. tdlre>se. were made by Revs.
p. y. Granger. \. i. Smith and J. \.
;lrrar.
Mr. u,,ier 81 Albany had his hand
.....lv hln,,,, fn r;ac., Iii tc. i,..II,- h,Irn-
-: and one eve leyaIeI,. ini,,rad nv he acci-
.I.n,,1 .liS.l,srm,. or az OWL With no with
DINERS. WAS firm" on the Fonr,h,
roh,, q ,u,o, - ,4.r,,, ,,, ,o,,.
tor sal5. which wniahrd. When dressed.
49, poi,niS ;ncI,,dnr LA HIS. oi rouuh
tai!ow.
,o,.o, ,.o,,, 81, ,o,, Of w, w,,a-
,n,a ~ U,i,.nI ,,.,,n ,.a;,,'. -. 49,, ..,.r.,,,a
,c.,.s ln,- , f,;!'t,,;-.I ;,,.n ,i wood.
.!,nc z, IL, -, nI-l, ,..;.,l,,nr Tl,a lad
los! his Way and travelled fifteen miles in
e 5i,t hours to West Derby. where Mr.. "
+. Norris found him and took him home.
W. Jo.arh n.f,,J 81 wo.t,oor,. ,ya.
= sarinus,v ;n;,,rnI Villa ~ ,,.orl. in smear.
orchard! o,fhn.inu h,,rL,;. with oxen and
. sled. The oxen became frightened. and in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19
In Eifectual Worm observation-disclosures

Vermu;;e Conits, or Worm Lozenses.-Much sickness
other CAUSES is ocCasioned by worms. The vermfuge
Comfts. ahou-h saeotuai in destroying do
49, os>ir il jury the mos, delicate child This val ia
DIE combination HIS successfully used by physicians
and found to DC safe AMI sure i'll eTaiicatias worms
h"r;u 10 children. Children having worms require i'm
MEDIATE attention as nes CT OF the trouble often
prolonged sickness symptoms Of worms in children ar
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowel
irritation, which can he removed only by tn
use Of remedy. The combination Of nsrede il u
ed n maxim Browns Verm;iuse Commits is such as to Civ
the best possible effect with safety. CT HTIS BROWN
Projectors, New York Sold by all dealers in medicine
III - cents =. box. tnyl561
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19

scratch! scratch, Wheatous Ortment will cure the
Itch Il 4 hours.
A., >ot reuln. Uc Chib!anS ami all erup
tp!, al the Price ~ cents. For sale by all drug
-:~i~
~ -r5IIg 90 cent /, EEKS POTTER. sole agents
l.. ..-Hllignu street Boston, viii bc forwarded by
I.iIt + >tds" ans part &" the JH.i States.
oct - LTD /,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19
l!akc Your OWn Soap!
BY saving and using .ur Waste
GREASE.
I;nv box =; the Penn. Sail Manufacturing Co
or concentrated I've

(flr-;!j- vI = AMI ,!h Feb, ISjJ.l
Ii viii nhe IL pound, oi lent hard soap TWEEN
tNvr gallons the very b soft soap. Tor only about -
cents. Directions For sale al a. drug ard
grocery stores.
Directions.
Pat one h,N Sap uiier int gallons of water KNOCK
oil The 'l and T." tue box boil unl empti ITSELF, then
take vi the bon add tour and half lou is nj tat. a!d
let i boil hours ani IL minutes Imcli aii >ll hall
PINT salt continue bo.. minutes oIi.cr
AID! aa:i al hot Ha;cr- and let Il come
!" III. Pour small tuIIherfui I'll cold water into tui
II II round the sides then piy the sap III
L. eiii.. ~, night and cat III bars III tine morning.
UMIi L.. III or is. Ia Iicw weeks.
SOFT Soap.
Maj il. the Ma. with th- exception of aiding il-
.J> and salt. Ali YOU need Is Ion
Ef.ii.C. i>e,iu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19

/ NomHa named Na:j"GU was burned 70
.i..;u 4, .li"u"-tI brings = .cf day. since,
her dress having c,ll;gilt fire from a tire oHt
Of doors where Size Aas making soap. III;
ran lni0 the house. ;lhd t!r i!a..e- set lire
to the cradle Nnettihcr 0aby was AMI bIrH
,d the child quir badly. l.rs. ,iaIteaG
wa. 80 burned ii to live bl.. Il short time.
Elias 'gr!,ax. Of F"anlliA. va 81 year-
old the 9Th inst. Moved into Franklin i
yaal. a9o. lie cl!i walk fifteen miles in i
d3l. all;l never had any sickness excepting
-.i.D pgx. IL has seven cili@gtii living
lley-tgo grandchildren. over sixty grc4.
.rau..chld.e,i. alld 4 great great grant
child. He does not lcOk 10 be over !" years
Of are, ana !. ? hale and cheerful 0id man.
LAMUILLE COUNTY.
The National bank at liydepark has Ge-
ciulCd 4 stliIi-t-nt!,tl dividend OF four pei
cent.
During Il thunder storm the 9TH inst, 4
barn belon gin@ to widow StoWell III Hyde
park. was struck by lightning and con
suned.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Il a trial OF moving machines at Brad
: ford. The strife was between the Clipper ant
Buckeye. and Che committee awarded III,
prize 10 the Upper.
Re-. Leonard lemey, pastor OF he frs
Congre.aTionalis; church in Theliord wa
dismissed July ,, at his request. Cause. il
health.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19
Secretary Of Safes Office, !
Mortified, july IN. l>tf. {

5IRAY C NE INTO the pasture of the suhscriter
II in NJ IS red he ftr, years Old two year
ling heer, one ghtred, white f,ccte other bindle,
with white mind e. GEORGE RANNEY.
St. Johnshury Centre, July 3, 1SjG, lib
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19
and BURLINGTON
AN b
g VERMONT VALLEY RAILROADS.

On AID after July 9Th l- Trains viii run follows
MOVING SOUTH AND EASE.
Leave Burli,i.,.i. iouipm - pm 5unpm ia"' p IL
Arrive az Rutland. l. % 1 - %" l. a. a III
Leave Rutland. l2m |r9 5"aIa u
Arrive al b. Falls. = - 10 - 80
Leave Below Falls ~ 81" &" -
Arr. at BT.iiiebpr0, ; - -" 40
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Brittrb"-n, J. - a al l. "a " - = III
Arrive al t. Falls. II - 5i' 80
L. ave Bellows Falls, !. H. - - l'"J
Arrive a Rutland 2'7' "ln l. - a III
Leave Rutland, 81! 4 Ia 80 lSp ia ="
Ar at Burlington. T. ~ b@u ari
TRAINS CONNECT A. FOLLOWS
At Burlington with !Ii> i-ik- CliGIYlIn 1mi Yer
mont C-nIrdi and Vermont \ Canada Railroads. lot
Montpelier. ST Adams, R-e's Point. Montreal. oSi"!>
burg iiI,d the West.
Al Rutland with trains Tor rr"y. Albany al, New i"Is
Saratoga Springs. Scheu. .isiy and The Wei.
Al b.! Fall, viii iIIiiiS Ch">lr" .Ir"II "I
rifca,ur.. Worcester. Lowell and Boston. With Ner-
mont Valley RIrULi"i Brat "pr". springfield. Hart
fJrd New Haven and Me- ~rk and with Still. X n
Tua Windsor Whit" River JUNCTION. Wells River. 81
JUi>hUry Newport IL;tirnn and The htr Mountain IL
Passengers the west vii int has Cheap Pleasant
a!id E%i,iltiuS Route FIr tickets aai AL
information inquire AT the Offices oh TIA" Line.
tIIilGI GEO. i. MERKiIL SUpt-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19

;Ios i. 20 / t. o7 Il and 10y we.r, l2ii :
cap and stk = meeting. bown ard bieac:ei linen
Cirim1 linen able covers, I'll wool do dies and gents
hos l,JrIl krt, hop sk!-s shaw Is IN Heck hdkis
~ 4 lated u:r spoons :olk- cirtols Ge, albums hi
be paper AID uveiop &c.
sac 'am.ne Gin. y. nday, Jay Is, is g. and con;iIu-
ing til t.. stJ, * i sed cut -
A. .. SWEET, AIctloncer.
Good I let il durins the d,y 1t ave!age auction
rricr- I AIls : Pick. E,..road II, Ct. !. II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19
ii. ell ,.irrlv cJ-ii< Dli .tiIj rfi-uil
,i-,iyII5 cl.,,t D.: \ 'il.KiCAN iIFE. y iOI'N.
50 I..i.>.

Tie Macon ~ EIaE,iin CaEimr, organs,
yrtv cierent tyes adapted to sacred anu secular u-
six ir So t. jyj each Fii:y-0.e gold silver medals
or other first premiums AWARDED them. Illustrated cat
alogues tree Ad lress Mason Hamu, Boston, Or Ma.
On Brothers. New York. sepGG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19
& Rl>T MILL,

be -l..s ri.t.r Ia. reatai T.. s-.-t mil g. II
jim. C.Iltrr pm, il /. I'D ., II and /, nas
ir pr 70 d ssto... .c.n In. III ii d. n iii a
tory r..lI ~.
As, !, .ps on hand = Il /. A.. Goa. I'D meal
H. Il. l.. COLE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-19

Mmrr- ave now iar'i al hay!ng.
t.,l generally has been favorable
securing o. the crop. which viii be
Y. .,rramr Oh" il this section.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-23
Criminal : Gpmrt.

Simotbeus 8enIieoit NOR ale 9a3ar6s
ipieIer fir a9t berf9iebene Sale ange,
fla9t; er tpurbe fur 5 Sale nit $40 fur
ieben unO fur 3 Sale rltr gu ben Soften
nerurtbeilt.
@ilas N1ims, Der ais geantter fun
sirte, obne ba3u sefeblib bere9tigt gu
iein, ipuroe in Die Soften perurtbeilt.
Sind 9lbernatn, Der tuegen &neriffs
uno S9Idgerei Dor ben S1ranfen oeS
@eridts eri9ienen, tuuro, nadbem pers
i9iebene 3eueen snadgetpiefen, baB er
un3ure6niinsSfd5tee Streide idon bdu>
fig be9angen babe, in Die Sirens &nitaIt
eetdIift g.g5ml4E a. uss.s3...af
Der SaII gesen Sbomas EIanegan
unO BilIiant Gpan, Der aeitern irrs
tbiinfider 98eiie bon iInS ale Wforo
angegeben mar, fam eeitern BEL einerf1
3ablreidem Mu0itorinm in ieiner iuirf<
li6en GeltaIt al5 Oiebitabl CUR Ser
banolung. Beioe finb aneeflagt, brei
Bferbe geftobten Slt baben, itno marc
iiber bic Sa1e Seitens Der Nobofaten
bel oariiber 9efpro9en. @rit &benbs
mad 6 uDr febrten Die 9efdworenen NIT
benz 8erbift OSdulbig" 5uriiG anb
purOen bic Nngeflaeten gu Is Sabren
Yenitentiarn berurtbeilt.
; Senr1 Buchanan, bes tb6tigen Qn<
griffS onsefIast, iuuroe in bic Soften
nerurt6eilt.
SOhn Seating nabt, feine 8irserpa>
pierre beraus. i2Esae5 5aig
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-23

1 Beribte aus alien. 55eiIen oes
Staates l6er ben Gtano Ser Grnote,
iiber @olitif, geleulaeS 2ebel nnb MlleS
mas flir Snterele fiif ben 2eler 1T, fino
uns itets nilIfommen.
I @ir MAIDEN oos oeutfde WubIifunt
ipieberbolt oarauf ouflnertlam, oab mir
ale Mrten Sru6arbeiten in gnalifd fos
tuobI ais Deutfd an ebenfo bilieen
8reifen, tpie irgenb cine anoere Dru<
ferei anfertigen f6nnen.
Gmpfeblungsfarteu, gIder uno Sefte
aller 9lrt u. i.sp., u. + 10. tann man
in turaer Belt uno gu biGigen @reilen
in unlerer Office onf Beitelun9 ers
balten
4 6tr iudeu suberldbige G9snten in
allen S6eilr.l y Union fur Die uEens
nehee @tnqtS@ 3cituna."
| Sine @artie 8adpapier it IN unie<
rer Office gu iebr biIligen Rreilen gu
baben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-23
MecorDerssgourr.


Mnno @unningbam tuurbe i'm trunfes
men 3ultanbe auf Der GtraBe 9efunben
unb uarb nm $5 9eltraft, Oa fie iebo6
fein Gelo bate, tpMrbe fie ms Nrbeitss
buus eefdtdt-
, gatbarino Sonabo, Die beinabe bef<l
ielben 8ergeb.ns aneefIagt mar, iuuroel
e6enfans in Grman9elung bon 81 in's
0lrbeits6aus ipe0irt.
SameS 8eenran ging nit elmer Dame
stuei6eutigen &ufes ipa3ieren uno folIte,
ba er, ME eriagte, bic 0ame uidt na<
her fannie, rlur 1924 binterlegen, er bate
tein @elo uno tpurbe Der Ratterlon @beI
tbeilung an9etbeilt.
Sohn Gpaus, So. Sol, Sec. Yroier,
SeIir Sanlor, Sames McDermon, Ma<
nueL gamer. q. BIGGER, SEQ. 6ranfiin
llnb Sobn Snofan ale snlarantenl botten
nidt melt 9enug bon Der Stabt ii6 int
SIulIe aebaoet un6 babur1 ben 01entli<
den Qnitano berlest; ieber io[lte 500
Sronitn9sltrafe erfegen, ie6o6 batte fei=
uer @elO unb ale marldirten, in Nei6
uno @lieb aufseieat, in Die SteinfIopfer
&aierne.
Dds 98i6s mar geitern Morgeri nit
einem Sdtpar3en nuf benz W1arfte in
Wortlpe6fel geratbeu unb bate fdIieBs
LID ben Sarbi9eu cine 9anobou Somas
toes ms 9eiidt eeporfen, bieies geiess
tplbrioe 8eaebmen foltete ibm $14.
Sie 0lfaire stuifaen Starflb u. Wes
ricnrf. bic mir in ben GnaIter1 Der deIt<
rigen Summer berDfentlidt 5aben,
ipurbe bonn Necorber nod babiil ee>
fdIidtet, bab ieoer $40 uno Die Soften
be3ablen ntubte.
Wf. Gli3a Oob6 berluhte ibre Na1@
barin ourd gemeine S9inlpfsNeben su
beleibigen, ba bas ie6od ni1ts 81 frud<
ten fdien, 70 fdIttete fe cine Sdlilel
unreines 9Sa1Ier Der frieoli9en Slahbas
rim auf ben S9abeI. 8ieier 9tufgub
toftete ihr $14.
Sobn Wc@arrD, elm Srlan6er, iu1te
ii@ 0a9t@ Auartter Dor Der Sbiir zines
Sauies in @olegeltraBe. Sie Yoliset
bra9te ibn nad gfumnfer Cider uno er
bedablte fur Die Stufnubme 81 Seblbs
rem. SRGH 81
6ranf Slime, 8antes 9lnberfon unb
Sef1rp Slider batten 3ufamnlen einen 9us
ten Sreunb bur6gepriieelt, Der 6rcunb
mar iebo6 Datnit nid9t sufrieoen unb ci@
tirte baS &leeblatt Dor ben Gecor6er.
Na66em fie ii@ bierIeIbit Iange pertbei<
bist batten, rnubten iie f6lieBIi@ SO per
Mann in bic StabtfaiIe aablen, 5,..
$. 8. auinleb MAJ Mot fabi9 benin
gu seben, Yoli3iit.n bradten ibn gum
6ecOrber un6 ipie geiu0bnlid uluBte er
fir oiele @ef9uisfeit 81 aablen.
Siam 8rnant, elm Burger afritani>
ider Gbfnnft, bate iid eireu 10 bebeus
tenben aauf@ setauft, baB er beute auf
Oes 8ecorOer's 5ra9e, OF er betrunfen
geiueien lei, antportete sd fueiB es
nidt". Sie 9lntiport foitete inn nur
9 Oouars.
Nfite GoIe1, ein Senior, bate gu @be
rem bet sriinen Snie 8o6ertion County
8bisfe1 senofen unO apar in benz
WaBe, OaB Ser @ecoroer 8eranlaiiuns
fano, SO bon inn 81 for6ern er be-
3abIte itilIi6weigeno unb i9lob ben Nei<
gen Der geitrigen Antlagen. rs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-23
8ieraebn lnaffiDe @ebGuoe.

aus 8ieseIitein gebaut uerfmsft werbe Gtniae bers
felbet b Spet1die Ifib ems 1T cine groBe Sdeus
ne Das 1T cine lausgesei9nete Gbanee fir semnnb,
oeE SdnIHotertdiTsn bt!ts 81 eriteben riinf@t.
fir elm 8tertel 86df perfduft ner6en - Der Re III
alet9en IRsiIeH af elm bis spet Sabre Grebtt her
2anSe rUirb fit oas @eb fir rpeIes CREDIT aeaeben
uir6, genornieil. Sie maifipen Sduier unb dnberes
perionIi9e e9entbum perben fir bnar perfauft faas
bic Summe nibt finfsis Dollars iibe iteigt - aue
Birgi1nft.
8erfoaf fdngt nm 10 uHr gcrnittag ali tir1b fpfrb
fortgeiest Don Gag su Tag bis oles uertauft uirb
. 2settere Gin3eInbetten IperSen 9m Gage bes aerr
taufs betaritt geHaDt wer6er,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-23
Cumberland 6luiIes.
81 ss. an bersd ~
@aIIatin nno stafbbiue Surn gite
Gbenfc unmitteIbar an ben
2OuisDiIfe unb seaibDiIIe eifenbabn,

mas ben BerDobnern Der senannteu Geeenb me5r
ireen6 elmer anbern gegenh perIeibt. = 8mef 861e
nne cine MnSabI AAellen Surhsieben bic Sarm unb
perIeben neberfluB IN Baifer in alien Sa5resseiteu
Die 2Gubereien uc iebr gut fir Observation-Disclosures
8mede gelegen uno beisen cine Anadbl Der it5nifen
AnbSben fur Tamilien &eiioensen, mmseben upn
pra3tnouen Sanen = 9ieielben ftrb reid, probuttiu
S5aIe ppm MtteI Tennefee iibertroffen perben
gerionen, bic geianbe unb freunblidbe YIGse, entz
Ipeper Helm ober 9rob, fie ibr @etretbe, Srte u
.p. pansen nnb ernbten f6nnen, faufen pouen; bie-
lentgen, bic IN elmer gteu Rdbarnaft Ieben Iuonen
ooer bic, DelGe aebrntttrte ober 5abriten anIegen
uoqen, t6nnen teinen beiern PIGt fnben. -
Diefe grobe urlb freunbbe 5arnr, beltebenb aus
beinabe 1890 adern, 1T aussemeiien unb getbeiH
porben in
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-23
Cf6cieae eiae
Sprtta1 NDti5en.

8orO's Stminar fur iunge Damen
1T glterst, bic lire S6hter in cine Dnr@
aus feline uub aeiteeindb eingeriGtete
Sdnle fdifen iuolIen, aufs Bette emf
pfobIen. Serr @aro lift Elm tiihtiaer
Director uno beiibt er i'm NuswdbIen
ieiner &fIifenten einen auberorbentIis
Sdarfbfi6 un6 bel SddtenntniB. SRI.
Dunn, cine Der Sdupflebrerin in BEN
Snititute ipirp ribnllidit Den belteH
&rdften nnierer GtaNt 3ur Seite aeiteIlt.
Ser Mufifunterrtdt tpiro ourG Se:rn
8rofehor 9lbdlns 9eIeitet, apelder UNI
fern 9efern 9enusiami betannt 1T, um
befOnOsre GmpfsbIung 81 bsoirfen.
is. o. gone BAT ioeben er6alten
9onbon SllultrateO Neips, puna, Sielb,
2lutbendn, Station SportiuG u .fuS,
GpeninD Rdi[, 0lrt, Sournal, Builder,
9Irgofe1, Sine. Snquirer, cW1elIorOS
Seft fur ben WoRat Mgguft, 2esIies ,Qa>
0ies Wfaghjii1, Demorsf, Qlttdntte,
goune 0olfs, 0ea0les un0 GunDabW1as
ga;ine fiir &spterl6era slefu gorf 9ebs
ger, @bimneg Corner, Qiterarp Mlbun,
Bolton sBilot Nfetropnlifan EfeccES nnb
rnebrers tdgli9e Seitunger. J 80
4 Bia Semanb einegabinal6ine Bill
Zig fanfen ? s44 fnes6e
1 Gin Bid in nnfere 4reisIilte ipirb
Itnfern aeier aeiDent 6ab unier Conn
tngsblntt aud allefn, nbre bic 3eitling
tdgli6 81 nebmen, az baben lit. GaS
SonntagsbInft tOftet e4.00 Der Sabr
un6 eienet iid cur 8erfdidung mad
uuberbalb uno aud mad europa.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-23
sreissBa 9tptfipnen;

biefes mat bic &n3nbI uon "a febftft6nbiaen 8esn=
gen, in Der 8r5Be rs BIS 36 Ader Die 9ipifion
wel9e has obnbaus entbdIt bat 336 ader unb anbere
Streden f5nnen bin;ugeflgt ruerben, ruenn ber adu
fer es roini9en fote. Gs bat elm groBes nb gut arr
rangirtes 9obnbaus NIT etrpa is 8immern, Gisbous
Stduen, S9euaen. eifternen u. + u, allies aug 3ies
u. !. NJ. EsSM eEN - -
Cine 3eitnnne Der sansen Beifsains nit t5rem Diz
piFoner tam i'm Bobnbaas etusefeben rper6en ober
in meiner Office. : 8 e ~. -
Gn DemieIben BIdse unb CUR feIben Seit iouen aud
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-23
Nfarmur,

&iinflden SGiefers gsdrmcr non BEN beften fGrbis
aen Rarri1or foeben erbdIten Inb gum 8erfouT BEL
@m. 9 o d 1nb 60.
o16 i'm SO, n 8roaeDap-
, 1866-02-02

that bis ability to extend Ill. business In the
growing Of sheep land cattle, depends upon
Ills ability to feed them properly. Well, Il Is
Just SO with the manufactureFs of wool. To
increase the business Of supplying consumers.
that Is, the grades md qualities Of wool.
This legislative protection or bounty given
the Eool-growcss, confines the manufacturer
10 one class of iced, and thus limits his means
Of supplying the consumer, which In turn rc-
acts upon the wooigrower, by limiting the
market for the raw mai e.ia1, which introduces
monopoly md uncertain and great fuctua-
tim ii prices. Hence, It is necessity to the
manufacturer, and by logical sequence to the
wool-grower, that foreign wools should be
admitted free Of duty. But, says the ti1nid
wool ol-grower, has this plan. ever succeeded? :?
Yes, and no other plan will eyer, sue.
ceed In placing the business Of grow
Ing wool In this country on a stable basis.
with the bfatus OF the landed Interest Ia Eng
land. This interest for the main part owns
the land, which the farmers cultivate and
grow sheep upon, paying heavy rental to
The landlord. Up TO 1928, wool growers In
England were projected by = largo import
duty on the foreign article Of 13 cents per
when il vas 90 poands os do rose oio to III H.
G23, ,729 grounds In 1898, that Is 90 G-lO per
cent IN 1923, the duty on foreign wool was
removed, and admitted free; and the pToduc:
ton OF wool was Increased from Ill, 1,t9J, TO
pounds IN 1928, to over 500 OK, coo pounds In
1856, being in % years an Increase of 169 per
cent. Tho Importation Of foreign wool was
very largely Increased, and enabled the manu-
factureF to "diYers1fy and mix hfs feed" aud
thus extend his market and bis ability to con-
sumo the raw woods raised at home. Docs
Wool Grower inquire, "is this all that pro-
duced this great changeY'' No, not all A
little more Tree trade was applied, by taking
OF the duty on all dye stuiia, and every for
elgn article that was used BY the manufacture.
in producing tho fhbric- This is the way
free trade becomes protective to the best
and lastiDg interest Of producer and con-
sumcr alike. htead Of paying bounty to
one class, by taxing another class, 1t leaves
men to choose their buyer aud seller as inter-
est dictates, md II a people be free, cncsgetfc
and industrious, 1t gives free play to these
qualities. need hardly say that the nrlsto-
cratic 1andholdcr In England, q very different
sort OF man from tho farner landowner in
this country. opposed the removal of this
bounty to his wool growing. He said he
would be ruined, but the result shows that
he was benefited by tie change, as we'll aa
the consumer. In the tWenty-efght years suc-
cee1{ng the removal Of the bounty, be In
creased his production 1G9 per cent-fn the
tweuty y-efght years previous, and aided by the
bounty, he could Increase 1t but 20 $40 per
cent. His case and that Of the wool grower
in this country are parallel; II not, the differ
ence Is In favor of the American wool grower,
Tor he has abundant cheap land to work upon.
Free trade IN wool, will benefit grower and
consumer alike.
, 1866-02-02
Exciting Chase After a Runaway Lo-
coln0ltve+

1From the New Castle (Eng.) Chronicle, jan 3. ]
About two o'clock Yesterday Tuesday nf-
kerpoon the wires furnished the astounding
intelligence to the authorities Of the Central
Station that engine 392 was then tearing along
the line at tremendous speed without any one
upon it. The constetmfion Of all parties was
immense, as it vas at once concluded that the
un1estrained Eace Of the locomotive must re-
sult In Causing considerable damage to some
portion OF the line. From Inquiries We have
made 1t appears that the engine was standing
With ballast tan ths a* 3'4ar sf,0o oay the
he Ground near. While thus standing, No.
S0s was run into BY another engine. The
shock detached the ballast engine from the
train, threw open the regulator and pitched
the fireman upon the ground. The result Of
the regulator being open was that No. 500
speed. Meeting no impedlme9t to It's pro-
g1ess, tue engine ran On at G great pace. The
passengers on the platform At Leanside sta
lion we're startled: BY the guideless engine
rushing past, and the widest eonjectures
were, Of course, indulged in as to the strange
occurrence It ta usual to alacksu
Bridge, aud when the engine came Fush1ng on
with unchecked speed, the Company's ser
wants at Washington at once saw there wal
something wropg. At this station an engine
WIS standing, the driver Of which IS 1lamct
| Ralph Gilchr1st. he ut once saw that tht
T engine was runaway, md detaehing his en-
glue from the train, be followed rs fast as b.
could. It was long and exciting race til
runaway Eaing at q rate Of speed estimated
AZ sixty miles m hour, that Gilchrist onl,
succeeded IN ringing up alongside Q
it at Washhouse lane, about half :!
mile outside Of Gateshead. As soon u
this was effected, the fireman, John Baty, II
me most couFagcous mapner, aud at the III
| OF bis own llfe, jumped from his own enssiat
on to No. 80, and succeeded in brinelnGl i up
1senateiy without any damage being done
| must have been the case had GilchrtSt ano
Baty not succeeded in their pursuit. Il Va
! intended By the company's SERVANTS at tales
head, in case the engine should reaen na tnaa m
station without being stepped, to open M
switches aud run it among some empty "as
ons in the goods yard bqt fortunately II ~ Ta.
not necessary to carry that plan seattr cat Va w.
most commendable and they are certainly en-
titled to the thanks Of tho directors tor Wha'
itqey d:d.
, 1866-02-02
THE HCIaCxlESaH uaa4nos

r.. IN, t.'.-sS's,N As1 .a~h,s' ~
scnoh,.. a,' ~ 1890 t .nto luo Wisconsin As
Gsa:.hs W. -"o"'at tast respecting raaifoao
1,ors,H,.;e =. e.eas w. "!nn lne'r powers a. lne
1NA..,'.. oa " 'Ial osa'c Ieserses 70 Ine
~ sars,':. tAs PoSc5 " 1ecaaine aa Charters
:" eA"e w pih"e.e neieto!o!s granted
Con.4;.,.,se ". R:as a.lous. 1as - o' tae
1''on ~ "iseo"st11' e'auSe = i as lol-
4o"s' .-...-.
cospolaneas ",shont hans'ns powers Or prtvt.
na, =. .as ~ -. unas. sen ises ooI fna4
nsn.e. md ~ r,pes +xh.r. g ~ aos y;
Lceielalu1c he oh,ec,s Of the oornoration cannot
be attained under genera, laws. A1 geseral sawy or
<pecid cets enacted Under tho psouislons f1ss ssc-
fion nsop u altt'ad o. rpaaied ~ 1e L@qtAatr at
ayfms e5seF fAea' patfo9e'"
This subjects the railroad companies to the
control Of the Legislature to the extent even
of rcroklng their charters, IT necessary. II
the limitations imposed hy the Legislatures
on the railroad companies are offensive To the
Inter, they arc equally at liberty to surrcn-