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DANIEL OTToLENG UL, ESQ.

This gentleman, for many months one OF tne
Associate Editors of the NEWS, is on the eve OF
setting out on tour Of some months duration,
for the benefit of his health. During his tempo
rary absence We hope to have the pleasure OF lay
ing before our readers many interesting letters
from his accomplished pen. We may now say
what we could not without breach OF deilcacy,
while he was with us,-that Mr.. o. is highly ed
ucated gentleman of fine taste and talent, writer
Of rare and brilliant Abilities sprightly and witty
in no ordinary decree. Many of his productions
have been very extensively copied as for instance
bis "Blackbird,"-a most excellent parody on
poE's "Rayen." BE has written many patriotic
songs, which enjoyed great popularity during the
war. Several of his dramas have been acted on
the New York stage with success. Modesty for
bids us from designating his special labors in this
Journal. Suffice it to say, that our columns have
been enriched by mary graceful productions from
his facile pen.
We hopo that relaxation from his arduou4
editorial duties, together with the exhilsrating
influence, produced by a change Of scene and
climate. may soon restore his impaired health,
and revive his dropping spirits that he may have
safe and pleasant tour, and return to MS with
recruited yigor, to resume his place among ua.
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in all the honors and privileges conferred by the
normal relation of the State to the Union. True'
the President has only done his duty. His path
was plain. The Constitution and the Laws are
his canon, and, guided by these, he progresses
slowly but steadily in his noble work OF recon
struction. We had no right to expect favors OF i
Mr.. JOHNSON; and although it is only evenhandea
justice he deals out to us, he merits our most +,
grateful regards; for justice and equity in hlgn
places are becoming the rarest Of virtues. line
fierce opposition the President has had to encoun- Jun
ter at every step, must also be taken into con con
sideration, and heightens our obligation to MN,
He had every induccment of peace and political
advantage to pursue an opposite policy; but
hiob senre of rectitude and staunch patriotism
interposed, backed by brave heart and M hsn
will. to wage the battle his noncompliance cnai'
1enpa1
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sz- Al Communications Intended for publication IN
his Journal must be addressed to the Editor OF
the 6aily Ns,os, No. 1e Hayne- street, Ch9reston,
s. C. Business Communications TO Pttoasaef oJ
We oannot undertake 10 reurn rejected conanaunaca-
Advertisements outside of The city must be accon.pa-
MED ,oiLt the cash.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAL.
rNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED TO NO. ~
BROAD.STREET, where he proposes TO csrTy on
the business OF AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
AGENT. Will also continue 81 formerly his REAL ts-
TATE AGENCY and Brokerage in Stocks Bonds, Notes,
Exchange and other Securities. c,,,rr
Refers to-Mcssrs. RAVENEL b co.. Charleston;
Messrs WILLIS 4 CHI5OLM, Charlestoni Messrs.
GOURDIN. MATTHIESSRN & CO. Messrs. JOHN
FRASER l. CO.; GEO. D. NORWOOD, Esq, New
York. limo marcA 40
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OH A R LIES 7 0 N.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 7, 1865.
To the Public.

For satisfactory reasons we have Withdrawn from Inc
advertising arrangement entered into some time ago
beiveen ourselves and the Charleston Courier. Inc
agreement Is therefore terminated.
CATHCART, MCMILLAN MORTON.
April c. 1856.
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PRIVATE SALE. THAT DESIRABLE
nnnInrMn,r rE Ii.RNTW0RTH GTREEC-ill

"a RESIDENCE IN WENTWUKIH sINEEII;;-1n nI
thai 10. of Land, with desirable Residence no ~
wentworth street. south side two doors west Oh COZ ing
street Lot front "a feet by lsO ieet
more or less. Tho residence contains seven uPISm, hS,
rooms supplied with hot and cold water ny a iorss
pump supplying the @ ro water en- and ed
c%andcliers and brackets in all tho roos and sta
sses finished double Kitchen with hot and cold water
to washtubs with servants rooms twostory Soouen
hud;np suitable for a school sleeping apartments
The Whole covered with slate roofs. and cutters supply
ing C. large cistern carriage house and stable WIN
otter necessary outbuildings. The garden coh1Alns
0o,na choice rrape vines -nd fruit trees.
=, Na'i Oe ''- o"> wv April2
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March 2
TNGLtsH CATTLE AND HOKsEs.-ThE

T. subscriber being unable to make suitable arrange
meLts for transferring to the country the STOCK pro-
cured by him in Canada will dispose OF 1t on accommo
datoa tcrms 10 satisfactory purchasers, Mt less than
cost The Cattle not now be imported ut all and
are fine specimens of their kinds consisting of Az rshre
and Durham BULLS and HElfEkS, Leicesterkhlre
SHEEP and LAMBS, and fancy breeds Of PIGS; also
several pairs and single HORSES Of good socs, which
parties desiring 10 purchase invited to exsmine
Hnnse n. n. PORTER
snr;i. thstu3
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MEDICAL NOTICES.

DIR. JOSEPH p. CAIN
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO TAE
citizens Of st Johns Berkley. Residence, soMEh-
SET PLANTATION. tuths8+ Aprl .
Or, It. REENSTJERNA,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, NO. 100 bhoAD
STREET.
N B.-Diseases OF q private nature cured with dia'
patch. January ~
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A GENTS WANTED TO CANVASS FOR
a the OFFICIAL SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE

GENTS WANTED TO CANVASS FUN
n the OFFICIAL SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE
TIE LOST CAUSE
By Edward A. Pollard Of Virginia, editor OF the Hicn
mond Examiner during the Complete in one large
royo octave volume with twentyfour fine steel por.
traits II being the only official Southern History pub
shed and written under the encouragement of Generals
r. Lee Johnston, Beauregard. Governor Wise, and
Others will ensure the work large and rapid fale
To energetic mon and women rare chance 1s oered TO
make money Address T. B. TREAT CO., Publishers,
No. 1870 Grand. street, New York
From the New York Daily News. Feb 10. 1886
CARD FROM E. A. PoLLARD.-Agents and the pubic
are armed against an attempt Of G. B.. Richardson,
Publisher to thrust upon the public certain Annals OF
the War gathered nom tho four corners OF the rcws
papers and arranged by me as pioneers OF IN Original
and elaborate work. -,
He boldly appr prates to these state productions the
title of "Btandard Southern History" Uhich he says
completes the authors history of ''Tho Lost Cause
Such an outrage upon the fruits OF my abors and tne
confidence of the public leave to thejudgment and re-
seutrnent of the reading public
From tho Norfolk Virginian. March 10, 1861
notice an advertisement in the Baltimore Sun, sign.
cd mR Booth" for agents to sell Pollards Revised
Southern History Of the War know OF no such oook
have revised no tuch work. The publication referred
to /, merely some old Annals OF the War wrote re-
yamped by O. b Richardson with new title, and at.
tempted to be put upon the market for an original and
elaborate History Of the War, which now have In the
press Of E. B. Treat Co., OF New crk enttieo the
LOST CAUSE. EDWARD A. PoLLAhp;
April q m.sS
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE.-A SHOW CASE, IN GOOD
II order almost new, suitable for Groceries, at the
segar Store, No. Ss8K King-street. :.
April 7 !"
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T7u;, SALE, NUMBER OF YOUN G
Z MULES. Apply at
AnruI 8 Chalmers street
TNOR SALE, THE TREES AS THEY
stand on twenty-five thousand Of land, ON the
80 W. 8. WALKER,
Ns,ch % IN No. Broad street.
1t-Nr. FOR SALE, FINE AND
Xk1@Y T 70 very fast propeller BOAT. suitable for
.L>IhfiIttff river and creek navigation. Dimen.
--ssszs4ss.r sions-length AZ feet, beam feet 10
inches hold feet inches three months old; double
engine London make; horse power Can be seen at
WILLIS & CHIsOLM,
March 2I North Atlantic Wharf
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WANTS.

WANTED, A WHITE NURSE to- TO TAKE Il ao
a., sns, 30 " ~, ncer Georoetown April
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.COPARTNERSHIPS.

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED a
copartnership, under the style OF THUhsION g
Mes for the transaction Of Factorage and Gene
iai EDWARD N. TBURsTON.
.n,1o c. RUTLEDGE HOLMES.
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MEETINGS..
PHEyIx FIRE CON
TO RENT, &c.

ITO REET PART OF THE HOUSE No.
MGrsh.street consistiog Of three rooms. For ful
thor particulars, apply on the premises.
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ave miles from the City, near Ashley River. APPLY
At No 81 Broad.street, up stairs, TO WM b. DAWSON
DIV
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mo RENT-A DESIRABLE REsID~NCE
Anril G g. NO. 6LIMEHOUSE STREET.
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v.vnuD FIRST-CLASS COMPETENT
w RaR.KEEPER, to take charge Of @ Bar AND B'i-
lard Room. Address, Immediately. Box No. loo lLoeR
Ilo,I References required. ApTu
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IMPORTANT TO THE GENERAL
4

Next to the crTnmon articles Of daily fod, !rui;s &c
th re il moth n. III univ sal than tsndi
Unh npi Is r-, IN de - uhrrt :" ..Utrr;ti"n
4. thv =, 9 v he AL y iau Of = # ei,T igJ- sub
stancc7 :c-tT7Ic heaith An x;ozue q t.e=c adU
tcrs: prs sni tIr raTc effects Ut ma ie
i;rtispap r. which caused much spccula ion ard No
!oubt varied man that the only &c us o BE- made Il
csyii-- IL, c.uf,Ct Gle vas ohta those which re
known e. lie pu.e Tie knoal ledge TIA hey tlu-
pure i whs la made SOU hm-y.s c.nlcs %. ular,
and viat ti4= - rrh I'd his business
him T. build ni niii ma bic cdicc in Tenn c Place.
FOR hi auuactu ing aud Wholesale trade, while IDS
tail Esi les " Ii b carried at Hort cu..u Hall
usu4l IL fin t ami puTes INST III, the Of one
but the most ent aad innDAlOu- coring Iast-Ts
a.. The uc test 81 moi 5eiUl tyts If
consi tue u hmayds n:e- among TIL bes the ae I
AID the most POI rla in tie marie. E>'1a J,HaGL
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MA hRIAGES.

In Sheffield, at The rc.ideicc Of tn tT q, tier, sep
l., by Rev. s. W. stiles Mr. Orvl.c d own Of a=h.i
TO-. =. c., md Miss S,ruh =. Gs she field
In Wet Concord, sept. ~, BY Rev. l.. H. Tabor, MIR
ban. a. Pike nd Mia Susan A My, 10 ofW Concord
IN Groton Sep. 2o by Rev. J. {. ". Coke, Mr.. Alex
Coc.r,n of yegste, All Miss Tn j. Hall daughter
Of ton. /. \. Hall, Of Groton.
AtII.At POND, sept. l., by Re- J. W IL Bsk,r, Mr
Elbridg G. Rcs"5roOL Miss Mary Z. Webb, both 0
Guiidhall.
Al McIndoes Falls, Sept Ii, by Rev. N. B. Bra for
Nj. ". Henry Harris of St. Johlsbury, and &ss Je.in
VIM of Danville
In Kama City No. Sept I, by Rev Levitt Bartlett
NJ. Marcus ii. Haxton o: 5. /. Ii=. No. Mis- Mr.
J. scllc formerly CT Lyndon.
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va'uabo article, fo he penet of reader. have
'ested ii and frd it b. al he uufac,urer claims for
it. Il really woikz wondcr- with all articles of brass
cOpp = brJnZe g, living them Instantly ating I
pr brig sV, ic can b. made permanent b. a
Oc ssin al app.icsti'. Il il also tire best liza Of IL
yer and silver p! eC ware have seen, Il in I:
the beautiful lustfc found ware. Ii IT At
Ter Of and bor, and think after one trial no
hOuEcke r viii hOut It. We know by eXpe itnre,
and nave the estnony Of c.entfic and prominent
chemists among them, Profs Thurber and Meyer, aid
Orange judd etor AsricGlturi, that il contains III
gradients injurious metals the hands. Believing it
TO be of the most useful inventions of modem times
recommend il to our fri.nds.-.Nsg YORK EdxmeL.
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PeHCH0nl.

4 ettCNtSM.
If the writer of this communication were
not lady. we should not allow such llber-
critics as she takes with our regular con-
tributors.
DEAR CALEDONIAN:- Il am little afraid
our mutual friend ID. NJ" will hardly find
time TO enlarge sufficiently upon anything
of less importance than an ''Instalation' or
ali excursion to Devil Hill;" so if YOU
will allow me, will tell you about the
musical convention under the direction OF
Mr.. B. T. Xix. which closed on Friday
evening with concert which would with
for a fearful thunder storm which obliged
a great many to stay indoors who would
gladly have been present. 1t would be
simply ridiculous for me to attempt to
praise the musical ability of Mr. RiX. it is
sufficient to say tina. every body was de-
| lighted with his voice. every tone OF which
is the richest music. Among the prominent
singers were Mr.. Amos B. kenney of Law
renee, Mass, Miss Jane McClary. Miss
| Hattie Gates. Mrs. Walbridge. Miss Hattie
Guy, and Jennie Strobridge. Several
chants, composed by the Rev. P. B. Fiske,
and a quartette by the same, entitled
Through the Cross comes the Crown,
were noticed as particularly beautiful. \
piano-torte duet by Miss sue Ketcham and
Miss Abby Chamberlin, the latter a pupil
I OF Prof. Oliver. of Boston. and solo by
Miss ketcham. We're among the good
Things" of the evening. Miss Sue McClary.
Who presided at the piano during the con-
yention. is a former pupil of Prof. b. +
Baker. Of Boston, and Il successful teacher
of music in our rising academy. At the
close Of the concert Mr.. Fiske called tor al
Repression OF the class and audience
which was answered by 4 hearty vote o.
; thank. 10 Mr.. RiX, and an urgent reques
to come to Us again. which he has prom
jsad to DO in the course of few weeks
provided We can pledge him fair weather
which everybody was happy to do. II We
= are fortunate enough to see Mr.. RiX here
| again this autumn, hope all our town
i will be represented by AT least Pastor ant
!. delegate
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80 YEARS.

For ty years Dr. 5. o. Richardson Sherry Wine
Bters have been USED by the pubic 10 morbid
and inactive functions OF the huIl SYSTEM IL rom
hc secretion, cOrrtcts liz n will
relieve rheumatic tctl us, ,uBiice, Indigestion
loss OF appetite ShUrneSs breath, kidney complaints
weak back, d. illness ausuor dy>pcp,is and its attend
ant symptoms Its valuable tonic and theni pro-
pert!eS Viii mvgUrae the cOyae-cent and will afford
omiortind relief 10 the aged bv stimulating
tuition 10 resist Its impending inrlncS. THOUSANDS Of
the Venerable population New England are sustained
in health, their lie prolonged erjoy vigorous and hap
py Old age 10y regular aud moderate 81 DR.. Richard
sons Sherry Vine BitterS. Office 81 Hanover street
nv lrlt rr.r,i>t.
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DEATHS,

Births, Marriages and Deaths Inserted FEE. ObIJua
RVS, including Ipetrv, SIX GEMS line.
III this town, Aug. - Mrs Rcb Chasp, widow Of
Joshua Brow, lac Cf this town. aged =.
At St. Jchnsbury Centre, Sep. Mr. st phen Putnam
aged S..
IN his village, sep. l., RcEekah Jcset wife OF Levi
Fuller. aged g..
It Burke, SEPT. 10, Mr. Mos,s W lch, ag 1 -.
At kiriy, Sept. i6, Mrs. Bctsey Rchar aged -.
A. ST. JOnt-bury, sept. u Michael Conf y aged s..
At Lover Waterford pit i, Nj. Dan ei WAi;c, aged
81 years.
In Concord Aug. 81, Elory, aged years, II Lott
ard Lovns Woodbury..
In Concord, Sep. . NJ. Hiram Buck, sged33.
Lyndon, sep. H. Charlie o., OILY OF .ibgan Il.
Hicks .-ei3.
/, Lyndon, Sept. T. Ny. Charlie Rindnll aged 3.
In Sun,ook y. IT, sept l3, Mr.. Em.ig =, Hazcltiae
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THE RAE PATENT PEAT Ny

=
Is tn ceapet 1onge5; md st machine ,r breaking,
cor5srsng and preparing eli Tor ilci VI iuTcted. he
"a :erl Pet Compsnv vii IN ni-h u par ic- in Nex
Tn land on short 10 ice four sizes Of machines con-
struc eli under ti- an. Thez' ma .l,s give entire
factio and ned only 20 bc sen T. b appreciated
Agents wa for til. Eas Pea, ComuaLv Al every
town md county in New England sell machine.
chs, DC. Lii ere allowd. Apply either
in person or by t.erto cUTTRICk d HILL, Geaeral
Asen Esse.!. Peat &c, III Washington s., Boston
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An Encctuai Worm Neutrality-suspicious. 5

vermuse ComltS or Worm Lozenges.-Much s.ckle>s,
undoubtedly, VITA cuitiren and adults. attributed
other causes. is occasoned by wo:ms. The Vermi;,
Commits, although eiiectua i'll destroying wor.s. DO
pos iblc Injury TO delicate child This valua
Die combination has been successfully used 10y physicians
and found to be safe and I'm erIiicatiIg wors,
hurttul to chiIdcen. Children having worms require i'm
mediate attention. as negl trouble often
prolonged sickness. Symptoms i'll children
often overlooked Worms in the stomach and bowels
cause an Irritation which can be removed only BY the
Of remedy. The combinations .: in-reIie
e maxim Browns VcImiluge Comft, Is such as 10 give
the best possible eject with safety CU tTES BROWN
Propretors New York. Sold bv AZ dealers in medicines
al % cents Il LrX. tiuyl5UT
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ThoUsands suffer Indigestion.

COetiyei.e,. piles lea acr. ant iJt know how much
they lose /, paS>n- DR.. Harris M Prr>ttIc LILe =
FHd,"g the papers IN vi remedies. thy tiA
jiuc a. any, and E- lose tc truciIt OF Il good tti- We
selling ih"n I.m"I>ry ipG they what everybody
needs, ami they Wild, wit W. prpm The III 1t per
trct agreeable amt c'Ctv" cure .'- every torn %! nd
Eetou and the Only cue ior the pile. ether bleeding 81
otherwise. tuCii
For sale By J s. Harrison & 90. Prop!!e-Jr>. NJ. /
fremont Iempr, Boston, aniby al druggists, viii b,
Iuallci Oh r,CcviI- to Ct.
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4 GFNTo WANTED S9'hd var ami expnnzes
n to N AMI female - 1T, Il intr, duce and
uscu inyentioi. absu-elr Icedr! in eve.y hou7ehc.
AZ as prefer. ing TO work commi sion tom
5000 - p ,!.y. 20. paTticlarz sdtr,s4 -. IT, VIII
son. EIcyrIard. Oil.
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Why viii you Nuffer The remedy is
within reach of all. Smoaiier's Compound Fluid Ex-
tract Bucu will you OF all kidney diseases, Thenma
tsn, govt, gravel and dropsy, Read Rev Mr. Meiens
testimony:
CHARLEsrowN Mass Nov. 49, 1865
Messrs BureiSh Rogers: leel it luty owe 10 you
and such OF The community Is differing ! have
suffered to make known through the medium your adj
vertsements the that through the blessing OF God
You have wrought upon by using SmDaniers Buchu.
had SUITE red year with kidney disease, bad
could hardly walk took four bottles OF SmolInders Blu
chu, audit cured m". aud enjoy better health han
ever. Please make such of my and this letter
Is You may think proper. Nm. VI. MELLEN,
tjiI61* Missionary, 81 Lawrence st.
Price one dollar. Sold by J. c. Bingham and s. Ran
dan, and ali apothecaries, BURLEIGH ROGERS,
Boston, general agents. ASK Tor SIluauaers Bucnu.
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SrSuT'S
HARNESSES.
OPPOSITION TO III. WIDE. WIDE WORLD.

OPPOSITION 70 M. WIDE, WIDE WORLD.
tt uadarzi.-; i would 7, sl.ecful snaounse iie
cit'z"'- e" 81 " - cunt. hat lie ha- e-kt h en-
tiT onos''. fHmeriy "GVr,.l by w G. Hove Oh East
Az me-. st j n uT.. ", 81 r he wOai D. ~ pv 10
lie old Ps;o;f GGi e.d wtoIa 20 l yrais -,.
W.. h ~ e, = ..-Dy new o:s,s g.l Ike
{ make Iii ac1urnt1nr' nd 90 gOoi hlin,-s AZ =
p-if 5hsi icf:-- ti",2.
nav" hand the laTse; md mott nPi,te -
s0r1m"n' Of harm "a g io;ni IL the t..
iisoks 'oU.i ss-c bugs, ani tr9.tin- collars, a.
way Oh han
WHIPS usanuf ctITer-' prie g.
H!--E. hi -, ii lad ha,.. -:T.,s, is mi
evrryth = ~ It's lie e tr.-e.
Cieau;n-, eli End 7, pairing done shoT; nticy sDi
reascns ]. pT5ces.
Terms, IA, o.. ve-y hot c-eci c. ',s,ac=sE.
Nm. A BAEEEs-
St. John bury, Aug. q. i''6. i>-.'s
2 5. keasraler IN: oil mot o nsver 70 y Eaaerssit
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Chas. ). Miles OF Waits River, had his
left Ieg crushed last Friday By the fall Of
a scatf0id in his barn from under which he
had incauiously removed prop. Another
man working with him, was caught ~ the
falling scalfoid but not seriously hurt.
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along these rivers are swept away. In
Nestfield. Walter Burnham lost 30 sheep
and quantity of corn. o. c. Miller lost
some 800 saw logs. We understand MIR.
Falrbrother, of Coventry, lost 60 nice
sheep which were grazing on his large
meadow on Black river and were unable to
escape the food
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Island Pond.

For about two months we have had rain
every day almost if not quite without ex-
ception till Sunday last. The ground is
completely saturated with water, and the
roads in the vicinity are very muddy.
Crops are but partly secured. and III very
bad condition. Railroad men tell us that
in large districts of Canada. their crops are
entirely spoiled by the long protracted rain
....A week ago we had severe FROST
rather freeze. for standing water actually
froze over,-that entirely spoiled the corn
crop in this vicinity. Scarcely all ear of
sound corn can be found. J.W.
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WINS PATENT HAIR CRIlIPERS.

in using them. Ak your stOrekeeper fot them. Ii he
doe not kee til IN, write 10 til man Ifacturc = WINS,
sixth It. y Columbian Avep Philadelphia,
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rUE, CALIFORNIAN.
local AND STATE ITEMS.

--o.a.t avor 20 n .te The do ian valuable for
.u..a d our friends in Caledonia, Essex and
= -'' 70 confer -relt flvor to us and add
WV ms. rally to tn nt,rt Of the paper by sending us
20. irrls in 6 briei, lcsblc form