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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-09
M A RIN e N -EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

5e Monday. April 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franeonia, Sherwood. New York.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston
for PASSPORT and st John, NIB. ~
Brig Frank f Allen, (of Portland) Merrill Matan-
Gas 26h ut.
Brig Ada lBr) Card, New York, to load for Wind
Brig Proteous. Mahoney, Boston. g-.t5-re
Sch Peiro, Rogers, Elizabethport
Sch Icontine. Pratt, New York.
Sch Alpine, Oliver Edgartown. "r
Sch Gen Howard, johnson, Boston.
Sch Oiiye Elizabeth, Thompson Boston.
Sch Alligator, Robbins, Calais ior New York.
New York.
Sch Wellington, Barbour Rockland Tor New York
Sch Storm King, Johnson Harpswel for Boston.
Sch Mirror, Daniels, Phipsburg tor Boston,
Sloop Yankee Girl, Hamilton, Boston.
Ar 9th, U Lighthouse, steamer Iris, Green, vii
mington, NC, via New Bedford. Reports extremely
heavy weather both on the outward and homeward
passages. During severe gale off Hatteras, the
engine gave out and she had to lay TO several hours
for repairs: the wafer above the floor of the
CINE room, and the vessel kept free only by the
unremitting excItons OF the crew: She has sustain
eel considerable damage and it will take several days
to effect necessary repairs.
CLEARED.
Brig Fawn, (Tsr) Doat, Halifax NS-Geo II Starr.
Sch j II Watson, Richards, New York; Libby
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barbcrick, Boston--Newhali
Schs Henrietta, Dreamer, and California, Wells
BOstOn-Pierce ~ James. isssla74 atH1HT
SAILED-Sch VIM Butman, from Georgetown)
for Meeport.
From Branch Office Vestern Union Telegraph
Cid at Baltimore 9th, brig G B Allen, for Portland
Ar at Boston Sth, brig Frontier Skinner, Sagua
sch Cygnus, Small, Mayaguez-
Ar at Trinidad 2sth brig Antilles, Thestrup, from
Boston. AKA - 4saElE 3
AR at Havana 3ist, barque Almoner Gary from
Boston: brig j b Brown Ban from Sierra MOreua
and cid for Portland j I'd, sch George Deerng, VIII
lard, Portland; William, from Sierra Morena, and
cid for Portland tst.
Sid 10Th, brig Geo Burnham, Mcclellan, Boston
Iafs
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ANDERSON Il cos.
HOOP-SKTRT FACTORY.
333 Cjongress St. above CIasco

sT-French. German and American Corsets iron
10 cts to $1,000 pair.
Hoop Skirts made to order at one hours notice.
Feb 9-SN d3m
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of w w Whip
pie 81 Co.. H. I'll. Hay, w. r. Phillips 80 Co., f. l..
StanwOod and d. w. Perkins IL Co. Jan I2sNdly
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IMPORTS.

MATANZAS. Brig Frank l. Allen-336 hhds 80
ties molasses, to Lynch Barker e Co; bbls do 1 Dbl
sugar, master.
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Notice.
rNIIOSE i'm want of bang up TABLE BUTTER
Il can lind their wants supplied at PETTENGILL
& FULLUM'S 374 Congress street. apr6diws
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
MARRIAGES.

In Dsnvil c, jan. ], Mr.. VIM. II. Wallace Ct B.rne
and Miss M rs II. MORN Of Dsnville.
Last III rl:st u, Dec. - by Rev. S. Z. Ia lney
Mr.. i.:am Gray # Browning ~ and Ms S-rah WI.
rem Ct ,har es on.
Also at the tim and place, Mr. Charles Allen and
Mics Marth, NJ ody, both Of Chare.ton.
In Brandon Dec. g. by Rev. DR.. Thomas, Mr. Orrel
Mel on Jr # Wheelvck, and Mi g Alice D. Briggs Of
Bra dom
At Wells River, Jan. /. by Rev. VIM S. Palmer, Mr..
jaime NJ. Bo &c CT West Lebanon n. H. and Miss Har.
net f. Card Of Newbury. Al o. Mr. A. l.. Dunshee
Ct Oh arlest wn, Mss., and Miss Sarah N. Au tin Of
Wells River.
AT Ii Teton, Dec. q, NJ. Wallace W. Osg cd and
Miss Kate F. Hudson b tn of Concord
At Dsnv lie, Dec. 70 Mr. John Bishop. .Jr of ST.
JIEnsbury and Miss tliz be L. Go dwin Of Danviu
At Ian ter, Dec. p, Alexander Tn mpson, Esq., q,
Mies Alice Z. lw tchcl 10th Of Lancaste
At Gudhsl Dec. 90, Mr. Loring b. Porter of Lancss-
an Mi g. Lu eba G. Webb Of Guildha.l.
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lit he gall hlad'i The bile ami the
Hood begins circulate Naturally through he veins and
the heuvIT hi Cease IT, when PERSONS attacked
with hemorrha-e they wOu: first take good purgstlve
that would act he liver they would soon be
relieved from bleeding from the lungs and The only
way for a,trnzeuts only temporary ant, irriat the
b-nChca tubes and lay the ground for cou,uup-
DR. SCiiENCK sIll' professionally a. hi r.,ms ~
cry week 81 Bond Stree. New Yyk AID IS. Hanover
StIe-I BUs'Un. rom -. A. until P. he give, All
free but for d thorough tiuu 18th the ReSpi-
rUineter The charge l. 5
His medicines sale by all druggists and dealers
A lsO a tull su.pI, AL lines At his rooms.
Price vi the Pulm1Iic Sy'up and Seawerd Tonic each
81 81 per bottle s. 81 the hall III Mandrake Pills
- ;elts per b'x
GEO L u, OWN CO.. IS. Hanover street agents
fer Boston. For sale by ala drug ,lsts. exhwtuoy2 81
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Dr.. Scheack on Dyspepsia.

symptoms of Dyspep>a-A sense al rullue>s tishtnes.
aud weight in the >tnah. toger her with ,iuiencv &C M
", shuT oieusNe belChiug OF wind, waer-Ura-h ana
vomiting AID great DE- VI hat person ca Is an ali
lii TIL p:t ui the stOuaCh: frequently there 1,
also pal latiOn OF the heart. hiCh ply slcaIs mi TAX.
iOr heart disease and When the stomach i'll thi- cuud
lion II Is dated with muruS or slimr. The Rough
o0uS portions OF he stomach similar to whit see IN
ipe l, what throws our the gs>rc juice and hen the
stomach get> thick Goa OF slime II, preveut, The
gastric jlCe lrJm HOWL, and digestion ScheuC
sea"-.d ohc Observes luis ucas or slime and restore.
tie ston dCh 10 lis natural CDaCItuu.
ScheHcs Mandrake Pills arS also required to carry of
ms morbid mater GwOthrts Oi the of CuLsump
lion are casei r IA this diseased STATE ut the stomach
the Ner cous torpid II Ceases 10 throw out Tile and
III suOrt u he The "h'e system derdIgrd he uI.
Gus IN hbrahe OF The rnI ohical tuhes sympiihizes with
the other OF cans ahd before the patient v h.
OF sfie Id, DiuCutdi OF pulmonary cons umptlon
Schthtks FulhIohiC syrup CaiuI act freely thrOur
The blood " hen Tie y stem l. In hi, loC euu
without The ali OF The Sea Weed Tome and M4udrsk,
P>. The liver Ids all the Venom, u nd 10 strain AL
when Il gels III morbid Condition b.Oi and tuIr ru,
through the system miA"d, aui hole BODY become
iOS AM the iVf =" tnci II har,ii, run H. rlrf
v"lr>. la maj ,r1ty vi CASES heIorr agcsCu ir n
this thick couduu vi he bvot. The MauS axe lii, sc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
DEATHS.

Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted YsEE. ObItua
Is. Including poetry. SIX CENTS line.
In this will :ge, Dec. g., Mn. Lucy p, wife Of Mr
ihaddcu> Fsrb .pks age. is.
In this will &c, c. 60, Frank Chole, aged months,
o-ly child of Mr.. Asa S and Mary C. Livingsto,.
In Meredi b, n H., Dec. %, Of ty hold fever, John
Mar hall iatOn sged o yea and ii months, younge
child Of John aud Sal. h L. Eat IL
BE di ut the home # his earthly psreats, now
we rust, at e home = heiv u yp -e.t
In lingtJn n. j., De. %, Mls. Achs,, widow Of
the lat. Mr n. B. colby of b son aged is yeas an
monthe
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LCghOrH Forts,

HiUch is written OF late relative to the ST.
perior qualities OF the Leghorn fowls. Civ
'as them first class place among the ap-
poyci b. ceis Of domestic birds. Having
Lad >one experience with this variety. es-
poria!!y as regards their having qualities.
am prepared to recommend them in prefer
c2ce TO all others as constant Layers. and
seldom, il ever, showing any inclination &c
sit. have realized ON ten May puilets 4;
product of twenty dozen eggs d,,ring the
month Of December. DR.. HoUGHTON.
=. John.DuFy. Jan. !. 1867.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
TIL; CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

I've ed nvOr 10 Ike The Ca't )Ian valuable for
.s,o.u NEWS and gu" friends in Called nil Essex n;
orleans counties WI! confer gre fsvor Us ard odd
very rally t. tn interet Of the PAPER by serdingus
,,,, items in u brief, cgiblc form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
An EfrctuaI Worm Mtdiciue.-.f5rown

verninlse Comtts. or Worm Lo1enges.-Much Sickness
undoubtedly, with chi!ren and adults attributed
other CAUSES, is occaSioned by The Vermug,
Comnts, although eeCtdat In destroying worms can do
no pos lille jury 10 the most deicat child This vaua
ole combination has been successfully used by hvsIcap
and !ould TO e III eradcatisg worms ii,
hurtfu 10 children. Children having worms require Inn
mediate attention. negi ct of the trouble often alse
prolonged sickness. Symptoms worms in children are
oilen overlooked Worms In the stomach and bowel,
irritation which can be removed only by The
of remedy. The combination Of insre,ie Il lis
ed maxim Browns Vermfuge Commits is such As to civ,
the best possible effect with safety QUITS L BROW \
Propretors New York. Sold BY all dealers in medicines
At . cents box. tmvl567
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
J NNNr .NreriMI.

ihn annual meeting of orr village cOrpo-
ration was hcid i; ihe town hall on We'd
Ic>.iay. the ID inst. The following officers
wee rao$cn for the Eear ensuing: Ff'Si-
h3 l.. {. Rcdington: Ccrk. o. W. Ba-
Lcr: TFaSt,Cs. \. 5. Livingston. 4. G..
Chadwick, y. j. NiIlard. PhineaS Alden
ANT John Emerson; Treasurer. Baron
Nputoa; CoiiCCtof. l.. =. Flint; Fire Var
d.a., +. Bu"bcc. l.. B. Flint. John Stevens
y. i. johnson. j VI. AlyOri ID. Wiley
~a- Randall: .iHd;'orS. F.. \. Walker. "
7. TAI banks. \. VI. Cook.
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Ihr C0UtOtG.

oar people have been entertained to eX-
cess during the holidays with the prcSenta-
ton at the town hall of the Cantata OF Es-
th"r. Ii was given to crowded houses 90
three evenings and Saturday afternoon of
last week. and 10 a moderate house OH Mon
day evening of this week. In some respects
lhc presentation was better than in March
last though We think there was more that
mi ght be criticised. than last year. The
part of Esther was pcrsOnated by Miss L.
{. llra;on. Who has voice of considerable
compass and power. and who sustained the
vocal part with much taste, and evidently
to the satisfaction of the audience: especial
" was this true OF Saturday and Monday
evenings. when she had become more
familiar with her part. King AhasueruS
was well done by Mr.. 4. o. Baker, whose
voice and General micn well fitted him for
this important character. The pant of
this wicked Hannah" was admirably acted
by Nj. y. L. Lowering. .Jr., and that of
Zc"esh b. Miss Ada Morrison. The grace
ldl, di-niicl manner of the latter. her
sweet voice. and Wjt!ial the sympathy OF
,hr audience for the character she represen-
I'd made Zrrc>h i !avoritc. MoIdecai the
jew was we'll perS0natcd Ly Mr.. V. ii.
iitrri"k. who. with the help OF art. was
mli. to represent 0ae ii this lost people
to perfection. His voice is well calculated
for the planliye petition Tor Esthei 5 sue
cr,S. which pat he gave with good effect
The main characters in tie cantata were
sustained By maids of honor. SOldie :. a.;
tcldanls. etc. The piano accompaniment
Na> by Mrs. 'hcpar,! Of HolderncsS. who
also filled ~ he time between the scores
with piano solos. which were loudly ap,
paudrd. Beside, the time expended il
getting mp this entertainment, there was 4;
ARE outlay Of monty: but we learn thu
Trrtip'S wee some .slt more than the eX
pcu>">, AZ which the managers should con
slider Themselves fortunate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
CABOT.

Officers of Green Mountain Lodge of F.
\. y. NJ. tor 1861. elected at its last regular
communication: W. II. Fletcher. ". NJ:
G. W. Harrington. S. W; L. Ii. Lance. j.
W; L. O. leonard, 5. D.; n. Connor. j.
d.; \. F. Sprague. Sec; j. B. Hatch,
Treas. The Good Templars of this place
have just completed new, pleasant aud
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UNsGHic.

AZ the annual meeting Of the Passump-
Sc Lodge. No, -. F. 4 \. NJ. held at Ma
sonic Hall, Thursday evening. Dee. q.
1855. tn" !rlowing named officers were
rlcc.ci ,or The ensuing year: SiaS MaStin.
". NJ: {. p. Carpenter, ). W.: j. l.. Per
Nn>. J. W; I. W. Carbee. Treasurer: II
{. Hastings. Secretary: l.. B. Head. 5. D.
u. II. Tabor. j. D.; T. j. Babc0ck. VIM
lin, Stewards. j. 5. Shaw. Tyler; ID
NlLln.. NarShli.
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STATE AT LARGE.


MAIL RoBBERY.-The Burlington Free
Press says the bag containing the night
mail from Burlington for Boston on Monday
evening last was thrown from the baggage
car between Burlington and Essex June
ton by some person unknown, and was
found on Tuesday, under the depot at Win.
Ooski, cut open and lifie1 OF its contents
The bag contained large number of bust
ness and other letters. 1t was in Charge OF
the baggagemaster. who had occasion to
leave his car for few minutes to 60 into
the passenger car. and the robbery was
probably effected dui inc his absence. There
is no mail agent on the night Il ain.
One day of week before last. Mrs. G. w
Farwell OF Dorset. her husband beiul alb.
sent, went to the yard, accompanied Only
by her faithful dog. to see sick creature
when she was attacked by bull, and
thrown down and rolled along the ground
IN his attempts TO toss her with his horns.
At this juncture the dog attacked the bull.
and after desperate struggle succeeded in
rcscuing his mistress from her perilous Sit
uailon. Fortunately Mrs. F.'s Injuries we e
very slight. the bull, however. is lea l.,
and Curly" receives, as he merits. the
marked attention of the household,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

c0mmodious hall for th" use OF their lodge
Judging from all appearances we should
think the lodge was in a very prospecting
condition. and they appear to be doing
work in the right direction. The steam
whistle OF Messrs. Fairbanks works was
distinctly hea d in this village on the morn
ing of the 18th of December. distance of
seventeen miles. AT the last session of
the legislature an act was passed to incOr-
porate the village of Cabot provided that a
majority of the voters of said village should
on the fourth Monday in December vote to
accept the charter. The meeting was held
last Monday evening, and majority of
the voters voted TO accept the charter. after
which the following officers were elected
tor the year ensuing: Mode aior, Hon. E.
d. Putnam; clerk. W. II. Fletcher; trus-
tees, j. NJ. Fisher. John Brown, I. II.
Lance. W. P. Whittier. j. p. LamsOn. A
committee was appointed to draft bylaws
tor the government of the village, and re-
port at adjourned meeting to be held the
18th of February. The village was unani-
nous in accepting the charter, and we
think it will be of great benefit to us. J.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
The undersigned will be At the several pisces des mated
:eceve the taxes Of the nh bitsus Of ST, Johnbury
assesscd Oh the grsrd list Of $780, IS 70 lJws, viz:
At 5 john'bury Ce tire, NJ nd y, At 5. Johnsbury,
tuesday, We. mead and hurdi Of ea week 4urins
the h"ith of Janua y, nd at ST. John bu act, jan
l. and -, at the post Uice IN each Of said llsces
y. b From all sti taxes id Def ne Feb Is tn &c
per cent. will be dcduc JOSIAH WARD, Col ector
ST Johnsbury, Jan. l. IS. Ii
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
L. s T. FAIRBANKS & cos.
LADIES WORK BOXES,
LADIES DESKS
VARIOUS STYLES.
LADIES PORT FOLIOS.
LADIES COMPANIONS.
LADIES SCISSORS IN CASES.
SCOTCH WOOD GODS
IN GREAT VARIETY,
PARrAN AND CHINA VASES.
MATCH BOXES.
CARD RECEIVERS.
PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS,
PORTMONAIES,
TRAVELLING BAGS.
NAIL. TOOTH & HAIR BRUSHES.
Also a Fine Assortment of
! WORSTED GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
NICE H'DK'FS, COLLARS, &c.
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04
Pe0chaH..

The lecture delivered by Prof. SanbOrn
Of Dartmouth College or Reading and the
choice of books was one of the finest
efforts to which we have listened. His
theory. which he elaborated in an atrac-
tive manner. was to read that which inter-
ests us most. He thought that = Mothe!
character. We're better than no books at all.
and believed that works of a childish nature
often trained the mind to appreciate those
of Il higher type. He favored judiciOus
novel reading. nor only on account OF valu-
able historical information and the know
ledge OF the various walks in lite it gave
but as one OF the steps toward works OF
philosophy history and art. His lecture
abounded in classical quotations and eta
tons from authors of modern fame. THE
mex; lecture will be delivered by Dir. Chas
9. Tirrell. principal of Peacllam Academy
Subject. The cha: acteristics OF the presen
age" Christmas passed pleasantly Will
us. On Monday evening theIe was a larg,
gathering at the Methodist church. when
bona ti,i- Santa Claus distributed innume;,
able gifts to the little ones. and some t.
children Of a larger growth: aud on tn
following evening the mite society CAV
an oyster supper. a success pecunialiy at,
socially. The funds raised by this society
which are already quite large. aye to o
iowa DIS erecting a chapel for the Cong,e
gational chul CHI. 1.-The type made sa
, work of one sentence in my last commun
cation: 1T was on the foundation" etc
should have cad Ideas on the foundation,
etc. WESSAGUSSETT.
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NrW Years sleigh ride.
- Save h"lt dollar year by paying
for Your CALIFORNIAN in advance.
- The tax payers OF st. JOhnsburv will
ind IN ntc;cs'inr item in adveltisin" col
umns ever the Signature OF ID. Ward. col
leror."
Agents and others when remittng for
new subscribers. will please designate that
they are new ones. and not taking our pa
per now.
49, tn" First National Bank Of St. Johns
barry has declared 1 semi-annua dividend
o! t,ar per ceAt., tree from government
tax. payable January 10.
- Mr. Oliver Carrier Of this town has
bought the Ide farm in Lyndon for $3.50.
- The annual meeting of the Ladies' Ii
brary Association will be deferred until
Il,'> lay exc. Jan. Is, to meet at |. B. Cor
hau'>. Church street, at I O'Clock.
The annual meeting of the Lyndon Lii
b.ary Association will be held at Appiebee's
i.wc!ry store OH Wednesday evening sext.
n o'clock.
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Agents for the CaledOnian

~" or toTms for advertising uW be
fand on first co}unn Of second page.
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accident.

4cciGeRt.
The Littleton Gazette learns that Ella
Martin of Bloomfield, Essex county, was
badly hurt by the breaking of his harness
while riding down hill near the residence
of Oliver p. Day. in Dalton. After being
thrown from the wagon he was dragged
several rods over the frozen ground, mang-
ling his face and head in a shocking man
ner. At last accounts he had so tar recOv-
cred as to be able to speak.
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- Save halt a dollar year by paying
" your CALIFORNIAN in advance.
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Hrict LOcUfs,

Postponed tor twelve months-that
NrW Years sleigh ride.
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The annual donation of the Baptist church
and congregation in Groton. to their pastor
Rev. P. W. Fulle:, was held upon the day
and evening of the 24th, gladdening the
hearts of t'!eir pastor and his family by
bestowing gifts to the amount ofabOut sllO;
and two-thirds being money.
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- Mr.. Oliver Currier Of this town has
bought the Idc farm in Lyndon for $3.50.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-04

Halls Vegetable Siciiau Hair Remover Is tne
best Gle known pr, the hair Ii will eitiv
y resto gray hair t. orig ii color 1t K ps Ill,
II from Ling gu II is the be-; hair dressing IL
"orl making ltelcss, stiff, br shy hair healthy, SCI
Id Giossy. Price $l.00 For saIc by all ugssts
janll&.J
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-28
fuNHE THOROUGH BRED HORSE LEX
HON

This celebrated young horse will make fall season nj the
Farm OF Capt. Vim. fori ml,s East Of Ottawa. Terms,
so for Tho he paid at the time of service. BY
iUs Of colt mare shall not prove with ioal the services
Of hee will be given free tor the ensuing to the
mare.
Pasur-c and best Of given free Of charge to
coming ffum distance, although all risks whatever
must be Oh the part ofthe owner Of the mare.
Young ~Nc i .N years old, dark ,Orrel with blaze in
lace. aud white hind zoo, RAISED IN Kentucky Gy H.
y. Alexander tine Acknowledged King Of the American turf
and is pronounced 10y George WiA- Of the Spirit Of tac
Time te Dc ID" finest get Vt Old Lexington, and inferior %
hoTac -iy7er fur gfs@k yAoS. II established
maxim that "iisf 'W bH" and the English hunter and
American. titer sHg tr finest and most ,auahle horses
.f tae present day, slId satisfy ANY that with
the thorough bred horse the only mode OF obtaining
No. | animal.
Pedigree OF Lexicon from American Turf
Register:
Sire Lexington by Boston, First dam Lghscrne. by i'm.
ported Glencoe 81 dam Euuc's dam by imp Trustee 81
dam Nauaa.s dam. by imp Tranby; 9Th dam Lucls, by
Trumpeter jih dam Lacy ~ orphan 9Th dam Lady Grey
by Robin Gregg ih dana Marin by Melzar 9Th dam by imp.
HiEhlyr: nh dam by iwp. Ic,rnouSbt: 10th by Ariel
18th dam 10y imp jack u Diamonds; 18th dam by imp. Marc
Diamond with :a by imp Felipe aui snted 10 Australian.
Address Capt. ~. fORb, or CHARLES DELANO, Ot'e.
Wa, Illinois.
n. BA .r price viii lie given ior the Use If few No.
mares Ia breed To- the horse during the coming fall Owner
81 marc 70 deliver colt at 1 Ills ol.. aug 81.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-03
FROM our EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENT.

LONDON, July "A, 1867.
Mr.. Series Edttor:-I stepped into the
House of Lords for the purpose of seeing the
noble Lords and hearing their remarks Gas
they were in turn wakened up) on Lord
Shaftesbury's "Clerical Vestments Bill" It
appears that last evening the noble Lord gave
notice that he would move the bill (although
pretty heavy lift for one man) in the House
this evening. He explained the reason for
so doing, the adoption of unusual, expensive
and in many cases, of bad fitting vestments
by certain of the clergy, had created con-
siderable anxiety and dissatisfaction. par
tcularly among the clergy of third-rate
'hvlngs." That their use would incur an ex
pense that was not convenient for the clergy in
rural districts, with rising families, and was
consequently operating injuriously to the in
terests of the Establishment, and which has
heretofore been run satisfactorily without such
an expensive mode of advertising. Promising
that he desired no innovation, he cited nume-
rous authorities (while the other noble Lords
were asleep to show that for the last three
centuries the surplice was the only clerical
Vestment that had been sanctioned; that more
than that was an Objectionable surplus. (Hear!
near among the reporters, which demonstra-
tlon was so loud as to awaken the ARCHBISHOP
OF CANTERBURY.) He also said he would read
the Bill, if the noble Lords were Willing.
and as