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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17
How to Sleep In Church.

Assuming that it is duty, let US con-
slider the manner OF performing it. Like
all other Christian practices there ought
to be uniformity in the manner.
FIrst-It is an improper manner of
performing this duty TO nod, and for the
plain reason that the worshiper attracts
too much attention. We are everywhere
taught to avoid ostentatious display in
our worship. The Pharisees were con-
demned for praying at corners of the
street, that they might be seen of men.
On the same principle, the nOdding wor-
shipper is condemned, for he is making too
public display of his devotions
lSecOnd-Nor is it proper to snore in the
performance of this duty-partly for the
foregoing reasons but mainly because it
is direct infraction of the golden rule
Suppose, for instance, that your next door
neighbor is asleep by your snoring he
will be disturbed, probably awakened
This is not doing unto others as you
would they should do to you.
Ihird-It is wrong to iniure ones
health while offering worship; and all
physicians admit that to sleep with the
head thrown back and the mouth wide
open is liable to produce sore throat and
hoarseness. Besides, flies sometimes get
into the mouth on such occasions and by
their injurious explorations tickle the deli.
cate membranes and cause horrible ster-
mutations and coughing, which is very in
furious 10 health.
F0urth-To sleep with head resting on
the arms of the wOrshiper, and the face
buried up in the cuffs of the coat, is the
most improper way Of offering sleep
worship. First, because it is also iniTi-
Gus to health, and, mainly, because it is a
direct violation of the Scriptures which
command us to let our light so shine that
men may profit by our example. In this
case it is impossible to know whether the
Christian worshiper is asleep or awake.
1t is a positive case of lukewarmness ;
neither the one thing nor the other
Seleci6d.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

IT has been found, while firing at the
running man" target, at Wimbledon,
England, which is scarlet on one side and
gray ON the othoI, that the scarlet dazzles
tne eye, and is hence the most difficult TO
hit, from leaving a red streak behind it,
which unsettles the aim. The gray side
was struck seVenty-four times and the
red only forty-two. II Is a curious fact,
too, that those with gray eyes hit falreF
than those with eyes OF other coloEs,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

IB- See advertisement Of ]. /. Case
q Co, Racine, VIA
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-07-17

with the various departments. GOsO,OOOOO
Miscellaneous expenses of all kinds,
including cost OF certain public
buildings throughout the country,
expenses of reconstruction, ex-
penses OF closing up Freedmen's
Bureau, acknowledgements. 1900, 10000
Deficiencies of various kinds in tho
different appropriations -, 2,5GO,OOOOO
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-25

[tplsu Der OuuteIbeit, in Ger ger.s
mirrune," a-ss
~ Bas nun?" fragile Der Baron.
, :, ,Nur fortl" oraugte Der 8oIiaeis {
Gr bate bod tuobl mebr Befonnen1
belt, ais eer hef0nneiie, bornebsne Bas (.
ron, oeut er untergeoronet mar.
Sie 5ogen ii9 birter benz G!aa an
Ole 9eGe snfiid ilnb {. betbatasn flo Ia
Spif9 den Elm paar 9aleInah tasoeas bis
bort fanDetl..
G5Epar sbobe Belt otiusfeli! man "a
borte osard3 bass GRnteE zmei M1<nfAen
ttaber fonirneu. Sic tanlen BON benz .
Sauie BET. Raa tonnte lie baIo fe. :
ben, ertenneti. f9isa ssiii..,8t s-'e'
,,8mei MANNER iinb ii, !" iaate Dec i
Baron, ben bic grtuartullg iUieber atsfs
stire9en f6ien. vSer Serr GeIIuer 3,
iua6 oer ate &neht. sic aeben in nee
raoer Widtung atif ben Gtaq los.
Sic tragen ettpas IN Ser San6. See
niefens Der Serr. Sic ifsben fiEI;a iieI
bliden unabera fsasebsa lm ben etaH
80 - (Bortiebu,a fOIaf. e''A t,.e
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Stltgrapb. Na6ridjttu
r.Egy :. Ert. ftEy#tE t&!If
SDnaref SSerb anblanaen.
z-H e-=Fs .ss.ll1u&
9is @epIif bessSaufes. s.
&abel : Oepefsbem.
u.H.as43 UbG i9i.EiI i9tt
II Rrub ben ne6ranfreid.
Bafbinaten. "a. 0lar,.

Us a. b ngt 0 n, "a. Mfar5. (.
Die Bill, ipeI9e @nerbnungen aber
Soriage Der Bills on Den Brafibenteu
uno ibre 8lfgabe trifft, ipurbe bera,
then. Dapis beantragte bic Streis
dung Der Section, ipeI9e befiinntf,
oaB BiGs, ipel6e bon tim nidt binnen
10 Sagen NIT feinen @intpanoen sus
rii6sesebeu tperben, sn @eiebeu iueroeH
iolIen. gSuroe. beriporfen. 9fa6 eint<
gen Sebatten, lpur6e bic Bill nit 80
geaen 10 angenonnten.
@rasin lberidtete asu @anften Der
Bill, ipelde 8elpiaiguneens fiir Die
Aussaben beim Smpea9ment tes Bras
fbenten ma5t, 9ln oas Gemite fir
Beiuiaigungen Dertuieien. "a 81 ). i
Sberman iblue Dor, baB Der Sers
aeant> al. arrlS bennftragt iper6e, ORB
nung auf ben Salerien gu erbalten uns
ieben 0tubeforer fofort Dor Die Sdraur
fen beS Senats gu brineen. Burbe
iibereeIeat..
Ser Gtert oes Sdufes erfAien uub
fa.oigte an, oab oas Gaus bic Gnts
seenung auf bic Nntiport oes 9rais
benton anaeMommen habe. 1's'S a' n.
lin 1 ubr iiberndbm Der Sberridter
ben 8oriik. .,.s
8outtueI,, sfamens Ser SadtpaIfer,,
.fEn6iate bierauf an, oaB bas Saus Der
!9spraientanten Die Qtntporten oes
Braiioenten auf bic betldieoenen 9lns
flaae sNrtifeI, ipel@e 60 in ei9enem
aa6 ip benz 9amen 6eS gansen Bottles
bev Ser. Gtaaten borgebrabt babe,
eriuoaen bat uno baB oa1eIbe, iinter
8orbebdlt peiterer 8eanftan6ung ie6e
Sehauptune in eieleu Mntpprteig nell
DE biz. SanoIunsen, 8erbrehen unb
Serse6efI beren 9tnbreip Sobnfou be-
f6ul6iat ift J; in Mbrebe ODER In Elm an'
6eres 9idt felt fir graablos erfldrt
un6 in Gatsesnung 6aranf bic &nflage
gegen Qlabreiu 4Sobnfon, Yrdiibenter
Der Ser. Staateu, auf fdtuere Ser.
bre9en uu0 8ergeben all6te6t erb1h,
aud bereit III, feIbige uad3utuetfen.
lin IL llbr s6gfid) Der 9snat snri6
nm iiber Sobnlons Antrae,ibni tDeiteri
10 Gage snr @crbereitiing fir Oet
Yroceb AZ getpabreu, 80 beratben mi
tebrte um 1926 3uriiG. s4s
Ser Sberribter filnaigte biereuf on
baS Der Senat in Nntlp0rt anf 0ieiel
9lntraa bef6loilen babg, oaB Oer ero'
ceB ann Nfontn9 ben 30. Nfdra begin
men unb obme Mhffbnb 5iim @nee 9e
bra6t iuer6en ioa. eHiiass5 a'ts
Auf Die 9lnfra9e Ses Sberri4terl
Oh bic 8trtbeibisung etpas 0drilbe
gu iaeen babe, saben Die Mnpdlte be
BraFbentetI 81 erfenren, bas iie FL
Der GntfAei6ung uHteriuerfen. lT.s
Butler, elmer Der SaAtuaIter, idatl
baB biefe nit 3uftitintung ces Bptite
bic n6tbi9en 0eugen auf Wontae IL
1lbr borla0en ipiiroen. IS 3
Ser Gcf berta9te fi@ Oann bis /
Oieiet @tunoe mnO Der Genat BieIt Oa
5rauf cine Gsecptip . Situngsp =
tHTts3 y .sss ia
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setanntua6naaen an anspartise.

Gym @baneeYp 90 RafbpiiIe,-S taat Tennefies,
NSStfee bes 9lert unS Maters, G9ancerp. Golirt,
" Ds6rt 1868. MiB &adeI s. Snnie nn6 @nber;
&ldaer geaen Bi1Iam .. Sones unb MnSere, Be-
iGete.-Sd aus etltent IN 6iefer SaSe eingerei9ten
AfFhapit erbeat, haB 8eilaoter- 9bemas 28sHS fein
Bepobner oes Staates Sfneifee II, 10 puree gsrerhs
net oaB oerielbe on pber por BEN briten Wont0g bes
aGe9iten Sermins genaHnter Court pel9er m
q tie n WpntGg aes tndGbften apriIs 1868, gebaI<
ton mtrb, bier erfbene unb auf RIdgers Giuaabe be<
tsnne, autworte ODER Gipwano erhebe pber 6ieieIke
mtro ais feinereits antrtannt eratet Inb ~ elmer
Mnborune ex parte anberammt perben; unS has
Sisie Be oreanns pIer au chamber otsn lang perz
6ftentiebt perSe, fa5 ,4-.,,.s s.sfsst H. Il
Abf9riit besIaubist; Morton v. SoweH.
a7 = 9 ertRne gRafter.a
Srowt, u. Seth, gtnmaIts fir aIaser.
m;H 10 I'M ~ - tf- p 3st5Of5< Hf".ss
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Nenf Nn3eiQen...

S$taaf 9snueffee, 0dDtbfon County Circuit
SSonrt, Gei1GftsorSnnng fir ssonunr 1865
Rdomt @apleD gesen eaineS 81. BapIep. ,Gbef5eit
6uneSfiase .-Da IN tiefeE Sdht Der eierf aus ben
angaben in Der aIagsf5ttft bic nsberseagnng SIS
9eipobner bes Gtantes Terirefiee ift ab bab baber
bas reeeImdBiae seiesltGe 8erfabssa bel ibm nicbt
angeIpanSt tueroen farm = -s.@'t'F '3~- VIZ
50 tft hesbaib bef6lssa morbeE, baB cine Desaant,
mabuns iffiSer NafbUfIIe FreB uus Sines unb Der
EenneFiee Gtaatsseitlne, in Der Stabt 9safbntue,
eill,ber foIgenoe gBo6en perSEentli1t Hnb geuanns
ter BetIagtef ailfgeforbert HeSe teiiH diten Ser.
min ber G4rclit art FIR 81 pibfnn asHHtgf bic am
Ndib lille gebaIten IUerben wtrS, al eri9einen, I'm
saHn ',,rb 6afeItf auf aIdgers Ginsabe 81 betene,
~ antporte ober GiaruatiS base9en ~ erbeben eber
un6 sur anb STnns ex parte anberat mt ruerben.
81 & z4sat Danie e.. 2ope, GIert uHb Matter.
BrabIep u. 4eab % q, anwdlte. a ,s..s
n1725 ma mn sfsfS 5zl Il 3. ~ Ea5tE So =
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C@n GbancerD SI Rafbpiae.-Staat EenneHee,
nSOiice hes gIerf un6 Rafters, g9ancrrp Court III
gl6fbpiie, q. Dsdrs 1873. Terrp GtpuaH, Rlager;
aeeen R. 8. MarIope, Asminttrator &C. &c. unh I'm
6ere, Betuats. aus eirem in bteSer Sacbe eiag es
reidteu 4tii6autt erbeIt, ba 9etfagts sse6n Gbfoa
tiuS- GS.ol4eine 8epobner bss States Eenntiiee
nb, 70 wtrhe psrorones, 6as biefelben an pber Dor
benz Dritteft @pntaa oes nd&ften Eermines
gettnnnter Court, peId9er am g FEN 4t Ant a q
Ses nG6fen apsiIs, 1855, sesaIten lriUb bier ereis
men uab auf &ldgers Gtnpa5e beeennen, antperten
oSer Gtnwanb erbeben cher AieeIbe Ipir6 ais tbrer
iets anerfGunt erddbfet itaS ~ elmer Mnb1rnng ex
parte anberaamt rpersen; anb bab 6iefe Berorbnnne
pter auf einaneer foIgenbe Bos5en Lang perDHentIt
lperbe. 81, -fa - si3,- S gqs.... ~ 80 5s-.f
Abf9rift besIaubtst: NJ oGten .. 9UueII, g
alz '.- y gIert wab gaafter. :
safe y. gtIIiams, anrpdEte, fir bigger +,
MAI w4m .s,5sFssg
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Gym @baaeers ta gRafb pilIe.-etaat EeaneTfee
NSOffie, hes &lerf unh 9alters, Gbaneerp Gnurs ~
9lGlb siue, g. Rtrl 1868. SImeS 8Gnfbeae, RIdger,
aegen ShoS. SGrotTgs GEee &C. lfao Ajl6ere, Hes
iegte-Ga aus eiltem in kieier SANE einseretd5ten
@ffnauit erbeat, bab 0etIaefer o. q. MHonap fein
8enobner hes Gtaates Eennefiee If, 10 nntbe Aems
gep6s ueroronets baB fem Grfdeine an pber nor
hem b lite R y ia a hes ndbftsn Eermins ges
nturter Court made: weIfbe ON er 2 en- Ronfag
i'm n d9ften GpTiI 106e) 9ebGlten werken 5oH iinD
auf RSgers Gin9abe betenre, ditmcrte oSer G:nnanb
erbebe, piStisenfaGs biefe Gfngabe fur einsefanben
srfldrt 4f16 ~ elmer Anb5rune ex parte anaeTest
ereen fol-; Mno baB oeie Berprbupng pier aaf ems
anber fsIgense 8oGeif pssbIicirt iDerbe, y .gBH
Mbf4rift beseugt: Morton o.. &etpeIl,
}i. . slss AK ea4 ssas< ~ ~ SIerRunS Waiter. e
Q. :. maItop, anRaIt tar ben aISser. -
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

&&e spire bierpstt beearmf Twemadgt, pnR Gm
NJ. Rarl 1868 Elm 4art6nt m BafEIaptep
eeeen OasNernSgeu ron abraham ISIaMR4ter
. n RdfhpfHe, Gauiefon GpmnkD I'M Staat Gsn.e6e
SrIasn fUcTbgu IT, weI9er aaf ietns eieeHe Betitipn
bin fur hartterott ertIart wpreeu in bat alto bic
Re luna bon S6uIben Mnt fIsbesliefetnng Dor Gis
aeuthitf 1pefes benz banEerett Gft 6rten aeb6rt, an
I'm Dber 5n fstnsm Oebray@ nrb bic retertr6giins
BEN irgenS ssnem GigenfbaM SarA i'm geiekIt4 Der
oerti bes geadnnfen fr tafferpH Grgdrteh, nm t5re
korberunafR iW priifen mnh einen pbsf mebfere Af.
anees fetnfs We m6seffs 81 erIsdben, am ~, MyitI
i8G8 am az hT BgrIRtttaaS aES Elm G0itrt Of Bdfits
rstpteu IN ber Gfee bes HeaiiefS In Bankruptcy, so.
sax GEHr@ Gtfabe, RGgSptne, 9enneIee, Dor 6errn
.MteTaH1tt >. Urastspt MeStisJ isbaIien
W." 80 ~ a. N. @IaSeo6.
mgas en- Der. st. @ari&aH, gssfieHser.
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HATES OF DVERTIS1NG.
lsss5e DAILY 81 Copper Square first insertio
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DAILY AND WEEKLY d ~
NESSE ZEE STAATSsZEITUNG

ga| THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE. ~.
re- The only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville. ~ s.e .s.a..
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4 =
Saus. 8ontiueH beridltete abei
bic gnt9egnung aui Die Mutluorten bel
YrdTeentea, tDoriiber iiA cine lana,
Oebatte entfpann.g 9Boo6,8 glSrioat
| nno anoere Demofraten bntten an bers
/ lelben aus5uiesen, bab fte erfIart, lie
9el4sbe i'm Namefl bes gansen Bottles
t,oer Yer. St.; ipibrehb 6ies niet Der
Sau lei Sic Gntsesnung tunr6e mil
ll6 9egen 36 an9enomnei,. ST. g. g.
: DER Senat tuuroe bierauf bon Dem
8eidinB in SenntniB sefebt uno mad
Grleol9ung GINGER nlin6er ipi1tiqer
9ei9dfte begab iid] bas Saus in Bic
Senatefammrr, ilin BEN Slnpea6ment>
YrOceb beisuluebnen. &c
bsla Sta9 ieiner GitGfebr bon bort nahm
Sas Saus nod n,ebrere 9iIs in @m :
pfang uno bertagte ii9 bierauf.
9 @afbtnsto n, "a. Mdrs. '--
Ser l1mfano, bab SerrySer. glad
nidt unter ben gertbeioiaern bes 9ra ;.
.fioenten II, bat 81 bielen Wfutbma6un.
gen glnlqB 8e9eben. Geipar6 ion bas
s sauf beranoen baben, ibn aas5nf6Ite.
Der 9Hflnt &Ian ioa fem @rldeie
men IN Den Stuaten 9loro Carolina unS
NtllHilippi gen,adt babel.i + Is =
SsHerlon Dabis 1T in Baltimore
angefonlnlen. & IA - l'.' .s.
Sin Sainpfer BAT $500, 900 mad
ct. Domingo gebra6t, UNI bafar Die
Bai bon Samotta fiir Die Ser. @taa>
ten gu iibernebmen. ias
Gem @idter Woore in Selma glfa-
TT anitlid betannt gemadt tuoroen, 6as
er ole .9efhtpornen aus Der Site SER
reg;ftrirten gS0bler obne GHdfdt auf
lbIe Sarbe 81 nehmeil babe, ,pioriae,ls.
1aas iperoe &c feines 9Inites enffekt
iuerben. b, , ! IA "a g.s5 20
Sn Stem gorf tpar6e elm beutfdler
Saufinanrl, 9looIp5 Maber, ben Bee
itimmungen bes gusIieferunasbers
trays gentdb, auf sem Sampfer ,,gitn
Of Sort" berbaftet. ST lit anaeflaat,
ote Vant bon Seiien< Darinitaot UNI
$4,000 f. betroseu subaben.
ass sa.i5 2onoeu, "a. Madrs.
:. Cine 8erfammIung uMter @orft.
oes 2orS NaDors bef9loB, : Die n6t6is.
cen Sbritte sur 9e9ung bon SeIeara~
Pbens 6abeIn mad StiabieH, GbinG,
'nno AuFralien 3n tbuR. +. II rs
Gs iptr6 beri1tet, 6aB in 8or6eaur,
SSrantreid, ernitIt6e llnrahen ousae
brnben fin6. Sin 8aris, abon, Nfar<
feille uno Gouen erf9ienen nnfriibre>
rtf9e Wanreranfdldge. Sic Mmsbes
buns CUR Mobil< @arbe iuirb ais Hr<
fade ali9eaeben. .He5z atisiaa +
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Bir fna sie' i aassiiaaissii aSbFsitantss.as
bon g. @arb's beri bnitesi,,,,,g.
tlberfrpf feisesir aaf sydtEs.
tat6 pao t0uaea stuffrdse fiji, isbe'
bsliebiss nuantitdt ausfabrea, : - y y !
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sRlr s.rorssssr4t ,stlse S6srit JoftpaEssaS s sA
nader nsae Il nf4efiunaeH pan Mef4iusTien. Dir
bsbes cine er0ee Gtfsnsteseret Meth sinsm estfn "
Observation-Disclosures weEii@ pom wetsfpe. Wiz ~
basc Sie Wlttel, ale MtteHs Ron Msi9iienagbsii, N,
Xafbo,t unb @eDaratAr bon Mllkien " 4 ~ Al pers
rstsf., IoeItemis sR bsnisete, Mf6aen auslnbrSi
aeSemssn. als = efesispo esi4sksa Eaiin. r iDerS
nsbmsn snS katen srsts Nsrratbe BON Stcinpiastsn
ui,b Gurbpetnen. IWi stHs 3fSEt1sB89TsS sG. tta
Mir IaSen Rerfsnen, bic Raikvine seIn9ea. ne
ptrb ans jIE Trsuse aeret9en, fs BARN ksr1m,Rs
Iibren. Sses asbstt sdrastsrt. e aE G bFfi3.S
80. I. @ash q 0riGas. j
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steia1aaltI,rl,A r6eit.


Ha ssir babe1 sDhe,i nbebasseiie In
'uno 0ebrDebessei @teime on 9aHet .
llpelde pir ) ~ ansem6bnlia btaleeH n,
@reiien anbieten. elfnnd rgpg
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-03

WALTON's REGISTER - This old
Standby has got into new hands
The number for 1868 is before us, with
"E. p Walton, editor" and "Printed
and sold by the Claremont Manut'g Co. "
Every business man in the State wants
Vermont Register; and the one issued
this year appears fully equal to its pre-
decessors. This Register might be made
much more valuable with n greater care
to accuracy and completeness, but we
suppose more care cannot be afforded for
the price asked For instance Henry
Clay Idc will hardly recognize himself in
the "IIenry Celde, principal St. Johns
bury academy of the register; nor is
Geo. Ramsey, one of our listers. Again,
in the business directory there is only one
manufactory put down against our place,
willie there are more than dozen estab-
liShments OF prominence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-03

pates who in approaching struggle, shai represent
genuine democracy opposition to the elnest phase
of istocracy he beaten if proper means ne system
atically AIKEN, as they must and will b., 10 enghteh
an arOusr the American people. -
We will thank such friends believe that HE lRl-
will prove efficient and cheap way to influence
the undeciIci, to aid in extending its circulation
hOugh ours is cminety political JOURNAL hut sall
portion Of its space is devoted police, while Ou
of more than 200 uO per il incurred in col
ect1g and transmitting from at parts of the
world We havt regular correspondence at nearly all
the tpt Is Of Europe 18th director London, who
s authorized dspatgh sp cia correspondents to all
points mere import mt event- any time be
spring or immiGen mt
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remittiug Address IHE TRIBUNE, No. Id Nassau st.,
\cyy oTk,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-03
The Californian.

The CALIFORNIAN extends the congrat
ulations OF the season to its readers and
patrons. 1t enters upon the year 1865.
aud the last half of its thirty-first year,
under circumstances gratifying at least TO
lis editor and publishers. Its subscrp-
ton list, advertising and job printing pat
ronarc. have shown a healthy growth
from the first, and never were so large a.
at the present time. Last spring the
CALEDoNIAN was enlarged to thirty-two
columns. Although the additional ex-
pense OF this enlargement was and con-
tnues to be no small item, we thought
then that the growth of our county ant!
town fully warranted the step, and the
increased patronage we have since re-
ccivcd tends to confirm that belief.
The CNLEpoNTAS is the largest paper
printed in this section, and is furnished
at the same price as before its enlarge
mcnt. The FERNS are $3.50 per year :;
or - when paid in advance. We shall
endelvor to make it worth the price ask
ed. The time has gone by when people
are satisfied with simply a city paper, no
matter how valuable it is. Every one
wants a 1ocd paper. We shall try and
make the C,Irno>I,N Indispensable TO
every one who lives. or ever h#s lived in
Caledonia ard Essex counties.
Now wo law a request to make and
hat is, that ali who trljcvc ihat :hc
CALEp"NIAN i right politically or m"r-
ally, or tha: i; is Il safe and worthy pa
per tar Il family circle, shcuii speak !
good word :or il. AMI try and extend Is
circulation and may you all have many
happy new Years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-03

Tie ANGOLA DIsAsrEI.-The inves-
LEGATION made by the coroncr's jury into
the cause Of the terrible disaster near
Angola last week, seems TO establish tue
fact that the axle of the rear car was
sprung, thus throwing the wheels an
inch and half out Of their proper po-
sitions. No compromise cars were at
tachcd to the train on which the accident
occurred, as was stated by one writer
last week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-03

BosroN DAILY ADVERTISER. - This
long-cstablshcd and wcll-known paper
has renewed its age, and become one OF
the most prosperous, as it always has
been one of the best, dailies in New
England. 1t has recently been enlarged
one column TO the page, and at the same
time donned a new dress, Its leading
articles are able, its news fresh and spicy,
and as commercial paper it stands
number one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-03
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. ii. Eddy, Solicitor of Patents

Late agent Of l. $. Patent Office, Washington (under
the act of lsS7.
30 state Street, opposite kuDy Street, Boston.
Altcr an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
Years continues u secure patents in United
also II uiedt BTltdin France and foreign CuuD-
ttles Caveats, specifications, bonus, ISiguuents and
al papers or drawings Tor patents, executed liberal
.trus. ANA with despatch. Researches made into
American or foreign works. dete mine the yaldity
OF utllty OF patents ILveutiOs-and Legal or OF her
advice rendered in all touching same COMES
OF the claims OF patent furnished RENTING n
Assignments recorded al Washington.
TESrIMOEI
81 regard M. EDDY OF the most successfuI
and capable practitioners with whom have had off,r,
al intercourse. CHAS. MASON '
Commissioner OF Patents
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors mar they
cannot employ person more compe mi and trust
worthy and more capable vi putting their apnicaions
In a form to secure Tor them early and favorable
consideration at the patent Office "
EDhUND 81 XXI Late Commissioner of Patents
MI II IL Eddy has made Tor Is applications, on
ali Ot one OIL winch patents have been granted, and
that Is now pending Such unmistakeabe proof OF
talent anu AFFINITY Oh his part leads recommend
an inventors 10 apply TO him 10 procure their patents,
as theS may sure OF having the faithful atten
uon bestowed on their cases, very reasonable
Charges JOHN TAGGAkF.
DuIg eight moEths, the subscriber in course his
large practice. made twice rejected applcau ons,
10 appeals every OF which decided III his favor,
by the commission of patents, Il. Ii. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. !, l5oS.-ly,