davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-25

.Ty- tGO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES
r,or, .,d after huc 26h 1867, trains will leave in
in connection with all western lines as follows:
FP0VDT yKTPE IND SiLAM1NCA-By New York
20 Ing iI9i MIL NIL, From Dunkirk Sundays
exccpted) stops at Salamanca, 10 90 a. m, and
connects AT Hornelisvlle and Corning with the A. NJ
EXPRESS mail from Buffalo and arrives in New York at
AS p ~ LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from Salamsnca,
Sundays exeeped stop at th % tn from Ssi I
and arrives in New York at 100 4. NJ:
4, 10 p NJ WV YORK NLGHT EXPRESS from DIM
kirk Sundays excepted0 stops at Salamanca 80 T.
M: Oiean 35 PM; Turner's $50 A. and arrives in
New York at 20 P: NJ. connecting with afternoon
trains and steamers for Boston and New England cit
9, 50 r. VI C7NCLNCLNA7T EXPRESS from Dunkik.
Sundays excepted stops at Salamanca al IS r.
Buffalo arriving in New York 3,25 P. NJ.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from Depot
exceptedD stops at HorneIsve 903 A. NJ. (bkft) Sus
Guehanna III NJ; (dine) Turner 7oo p NJ, (sup)
e Great BeSd With DeaWare Wesern
railroad. and at Jersey city with midnight Express
train of New Jersey railroad for Philadelphia Balti-
500 A. " EMPRESS NiLL, via Avon and Hornclls-
vile Sundays excepted arrives in New York at 100
way for Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
go r: N LIGHT-NING EXPRESS, Sundays except
ed stops at UorncIsville 5,a5 (sup) andB rryes
in New York 100 A. NJ, connects at Jersey city with
Srnn Expre5 train OF New Jer %e K oT u iGT
morning Express train for Boston and New England
$40 p " NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS,d daily, stops
at Portage 50 intersecting at uornesvile with
the 415 p train from Dunkirk, and arrives in New
11,20 r. IL CIN(7NNATI EAPRESS, Sundays ex-
cepted) stops at Susquehannah 80 A. NJ; (bkft.)
Turner's (dine) and arrives in New York at
325 p. NJ. connects at Elmira. with northern Central
r. r. for Harrisburg, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Wash
inrton 81 points sonth: at Great Bend with Delaware,
Iackawanna & Western railroad for Scranton, Trent
on and Philadelphia and at New York with afternoon
trains and steamers for Boston and New England cit
Only one train Sunday. leaving Buffalo ~ 6, 70
p. Il, and aching New i ok IT II, ID =. ii.
Boston and New England passengers, with their bag
gage are transferred free Of charge in New York.
To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie railway pre-
many objects of interest. passing through the
beautiful valleys of the Chcmung, Susquchanna, Della
ware and RamapO rivers. an ever changing panorama
OF natures beauties commands attention.
The best ventilated and most Injurious sleeping
coaches Nv TIE WORLD accompany all night trains
ON this railway.
CHECKED THR OUCH,
1aaCTe Arrays as Eo,g as any other route.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained principal Tick Oaiccs IN
a. RIDDLE wv. r. BIRR,
Gcnl Supt. Gen'l Pass. Agt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-25
Published Every Thursday Morning


Devoted to the interests ofthe democratic parry,
the principles of Washington, Jefferson,
Madison, and to the best inter-
ssts of the people Of
Marshall county.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-25
Piles.

There is no medicine in use 40 efficacious as
DR.. Roback's blood purifier and blood pills for
the permanent cure of blind or bleeding piles; tn ey
strike at the root OF din ease, thereby removing
the cause. For sale by Brown Bros.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

BRIDAL TESTS -ilow thankful oul
well educated young ladies oI this day
must feel that they do not live among
SUCH Il halt civilized people as the Nesto-
riams must be, from the following account
ol one OF their wedding customs: :
After the marriage ceremony has been
performed, III. wedding party is taken III
wagons from the church to the house OF
,hc bridegroom's parents. When the
second wagon, III which the bride Is
seated alone, reaches the gate opening
into the yard in which the house Is stu
ated, it Is halted, and the bridegroom
mother comes TO meet it, with a baby
and three suits OF baby clothes in her
arms. Sine throws the child and III,
clothes into the arms of the bride, who /.
required 10 uudre,o and dress the UaDl
three times iii the presence OF her mother
IN law, who watches every movement IL
only Il mUtner-Iu-!aw eau watch daugu-
.er-m-law. Il ,ue newly made brd,
docs not perform TIE operation 10 the sat
IsiactiOn Of her severe judge, she Is con
sidcrod unit tor her new position, tnt
wagon Is turned around, and she is takel
uack home for further instruction, ant
the poor bridegroom Is compelled to hv,
III single Ulcosedness until his wife is ed
ucaled up To the proper standard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
They Won't Trouble You Iona.

Chrildren grow up-nothing on earth
grows 50 fast rs children. 1t was but
yesterday, and that lad was playing with
tops, buoyant boy. He is Il man. and
gone now There is no more childhood
for him and for us. Life has claime,l
him. When Il beginning is made, it Is
like ravelin@ stocking stitch by stitch
gives way til! all are gone. The house
has not a child in it. There i no more
noise in the haIl-boys rushing in pell-
nell it is very orderly now. There
are no more skates or slcds, bats. balls
or strings left scattered about. Thincs
are neat enough now.
There is no delay for breakfast for
sleepy folks there is no longer any task
before you Of looking for anybody, and
tucking up the bcdcIothes There are
no disputes to settle, nobody to get Oft to
school, no complaints, no opportunities
tor impossible things, no rips to mend.
no fingers to tie up, ~ faces to be wash
eI, or collars to be arranged, Therc
never was such peace in the house Il
would sound like music to hear some feet
clatter down the front stairs Oh. for
some chldren's noise
What used to all US that we weIc
huShing their loud laugh checking their
noisy irolic, AMI reproving their slam
ming and banging the doors ? We wish
our neighbors would lend It's an urchin
or two to make little noise Iu these
7 premises. a home without children
/ 1t is ike lantern and no candles =
Garden and no flowers vine and no
grapes brook AMI no water gurrling
and rushing in its channels We want
De tried. TO be veXed, TO be run over, t.
near chlid-lite at work with all its varie-
ties
During the secular DAYS this Is enough
marked. Bat it i Sunday that puts our
home to the proof. That is the Chris
ian family day. The intervals of pub
iiC worship are long spaces of peace.
The family seems made up on that day.
The children are at home. You can Law
your hands on their heads They seem
to recognize the greater and lesser love-
to God and to friends. The house j.
peaceful but not still. There is u low
and melodlous thrill of children in it.
But Sunday comes too still now. There
j. a silence that aches in the ear There
i too much room at the table too much
1t tie hearth. The bedrooms are q
world too orderly. There Is too much
,i-urc ani too little care
Alas what mean these things Il
somebody growing old Are these sigus
and tokens Is lie wearing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

his leonine front ominously upon me.
whats that, sir ? Repeat it.
And | repeated it briefly, giving the
exact truth of the affair He listened
atrentively, and when had concluded,
looked me very sternly in the eye.
And so you shot a soldier
eyes. sir"
xiii him ?'
'.Ies, SIR
'Deserter, you say -
Eyes, sir"
''Humph. Deserter to the enemy's
lines ~
"Yes. sir"
''Humph, humph, How many more
Of them did you bring me ~
"Forty-six live ones, sir
"WcIl, sir, you have done well-iust
what you should have done. l believe
you've got the stuff in you for a soldier.
Why the devil didn't you shoot them all
hey Colonel Smith. write an order
generating Colonel Crocker from all
blame in this affair We have no officers
10 spare for courts of inquiry, and I'll
take the responsibility myself. Good
morning, colonel. hope to meet You
often.
The thing seemed to please the old
man hugely and | have pretty good
proof that he remembered me. 1t was
ten months artcrward. away W the Red
River. i'm tine front of chat saNaUc battle
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

s9-PursOns who Use their brains rather
than their muscles are generally though,
o have an easy kline OF Il. OF cour-.
rhey know better themselves, to coaviuc.
others Is 4 more difficult matter Prof
iIoughton Of Trinity College, Du5lu.has
.atvly published some curious chemical
computations, 10 show the proportional
mount OF physic,u exhaustion induced
oy mental and manual labor Ills cou-
c.u-ion Is, that two hours Of severe men
tai study taAe from the human system as
much vit.L strength is an entire day OF
mere hand worh Ills fact shows the
;he danger Of over WORK ON the part OF
JHv-e vino use their brains, uud-a- the
Train Is chiefly upon the nervous system
-thc need OF more frequent relaxation
and larger amount OF sleep than they
generally secure.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

\ BKrI REVIEW. - Til, Hartford
Post sav- The bidding tor the numi-
nation Al Iammauy ll.ul WAS Tor long
.,mc gIi,c spirited. and run thus Pen
lIciou'- bli was. An easy way 10 Rapu-
!i.uiou.' Hancock bill. New Orleans.
\. Lohu>uu bid. seven Nrtoe>-a circu-
ar ew.u--thc ears OF a muie and the
head OF u p5-. Cha-c's bid was, Dead
l.hooS. IIcuirith- bill WAS only Il
wink. which J. sail to be as good rs a
nod to a blind horse, English b;i. The
Ltooring class, Eight Hours Day :
Work-The New England Front bro
ken, an! Sincw~ of War Tor the Cam
pai-n' Blair bill. Military Interference
with til, Reconstructed State Govern
ment-.' Parker / ill., The good will ot
Iamicn ana Amboy.' Doollttle bid.
The support OF the entire johnson party
iuciudiuE Dixon. Church bid, The
smile OF Samuel J. TiiIen' Keverdy
johnson bid, Maryland. my Maryland
Tom Ewing bid, 'Obscurity' J. Z.
Adams bii, His father, and grandfather
aud an ancestry reaching back to -Adam'
Lt!L' iIoratio SIymour's bid was the
A~t and best bid OF all. IIe bid good-by
10 his 'honor. and the nomination was
shocked down to him
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

Democrats snceringly say that Gen
Grant does not speak because he cannot
-pak. Admitting that he Is no orator.
hi friends like him all the better TOR it
Iucy know that the best Presidents the
ltepubilc ever had could not MAKE
,pyecheo. Neither Washington nor Jct-
.ers'a, neither jackson nor Taylor, could
make a set speech-and all tour We're
not iond Of display. Gen Grant is not
more reticent than Gen. Washington re-
manned throughout hl5 great career and
Gen. jackson was as little OF speaker
as Washington, though lie had served in
Doth branches ot Congress.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
A gentleman OF NIneIanI. \

A gentleman OF NlnelanI, y. j., has
IN his garden Il SiIpcvne whlcn was set
two years ago last ~pllng, and nas ma.dc
/ very remarkable "rowlh IL is more
than itty feet III length, with tendr,,-
running IN every direction. 1t Is e-tl-
nlated that there are ON the vine more
than one thousand perfect clusters OF
5rapes. The extra growth is supposed
20 be from the fact that sink water has
oeen applied to the roots from day to
lay.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

Tn NEW CuAMrLAIN STEAMER
The new steamer OlkcS Ames on Lake
Champiain has two 800 horsepower en-
LInc-, and is claimed to be one of the
incst and most powerful Oh the Ameri-
can inland waters. She has room for
Jwo trains Of cars side by side, and on
ner trial trip, Saturday. unloadcd, mad,
ID miles per hours Capt. n. b. Proc
tor, who has supcrintended her building.
will be her commander, and she will be-
5in her trips in about two weeks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

Fanny Fern having said that ''the
men OF the present day are fast" Prem
uce replies That they have to be to
catch the wo:"en."
A fond mother in Clncinnats broke
her arm while spanking - disobedient in
fi.nt the other day. Ii is Il pity that the
infant was too young to fully enjoy the
catastrophe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

SIZE OF NAIL-.-The following :ablc
will show ANY one AT Il glance the length
o. the varou, siz,. and the number OF
nails in Il pound They are rated from
3 penny" up to 30 penny" The first
column giyc~ the number, the second the
length in inchc, and the third the
number per ID.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
My Baby Boy is Dead !
BY F. ii. STAUFFER.

My baby boy lies on my breast:
How early and supremely blest
To know no sorrow or unrest
My baby bny lie- on the bier:
Earliest flowers of the year
Gather, to shed their fragrance herei
Ny baby boy lies in the tomb:
Low voices answer from the gloom,
within the grave there yet is room !
Ny baby boy lives in the sky:
Where worlds in careless beauty lie -
And shall see him by and by,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

L reached Olt my hand and prl~iIlnU
him bv thc collar. i,rkei him hack Of.
where | stood.
..Srand there" | said. .,rmtL can AT
tend to Won. You shall have accommo-
datioas ON deck. GuarJ take, care of
him."
The man olarcd at me with raur. and
for an instant feared H.. meIit,tcd AN
attack. lie stood moii.ul,-s for = mo-
n.cnt. and ordered tli. sergeant To- pro-
cccL with lhc roll-caIi.
My mann. ti,.-f gee tin. ,n,n .,.,,t,I
and with - ~a,sor 'ogth h.. pushed me
,,il,. and .,,..l,u ,l..,.p ,I,.. lr'jLr ,,I,il
-, l.,,r ..Ic.'. .,....l l.;.,.... ,,,.,...,.,...
I,;,.r... 49, l.,..i ..,.I.'.. I,.............,
r.u..I H. r,,. t.,...~ r.,. t,....,..,.i
,...,.....l,r.. o.. --.,t. I,.....r...r,, ~,
roll '.u ,., .r Ill.,. ,..,.on.,., hc,n.. .,,J
I...,,.,,., -,,:., 'r'.i..l =, a.. ,,,.,, ,n
l., H.. ,...., ..'.....:
.''...
'..I.in ,I,r,....i, ~ .,...,'....,..I ''',...
,La., .,....',',..,' ',.,...I WITH. '.,t.'.I
n.,,,,-,.I. ..,.J ,,,. ....-. ,I.....I,. -
r,,'1.,.., :.......'l.,,..s,.- -.
,ep.,t ,i,. .,,., ,..., ,.,.. -, ,.,..,.',,,.,
-.'rr. .,.J Il,-I. ,.,,. ... BIZ. ..,.,.I- '.,,I
;.,,n. .... 49,. ',..,., ,n.,'..,,1..
..I,..., ,L,-, =, .,n iI.v.. sail
,,l ,,..,,'. ....'.....',, ',' ..'., ~
,,.'l.. - 49,, .,".... a.. . ,..,'....'.,.
" ,...... ,..,......,.. ,..,..i..~ ,.r...;.r
,,,.., ,..... l,,u, ill.,. I.-, 80. H.. .......i :
,rr.r-i ,r,.nI T., .,..... ..,,..,,. ,,.. int, ;,.
hJI r.i,,y;,., me-. ,.,,....,. / J.-..r.r.,
,l.l,.ri.r .,.. ,,.. ,,....,...,... ,..,. .ri
'',n .r..-....l.r. r.. ,,r..,,.'..- ,...'...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

1T seems as though Id never get
SQUARE with that grand jury" remarked
a disconselate rougue; ''they never gets
toccther without bringin' in little J,d
a. IN me
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

Iivuonf rynrrs.inn us some NJ tho old mas
,r. I,.l ,,,,.r;,.',I , ,'' ~ .r,, ~ wv ;",a ~ ,ko
,,;,...', t"'s
..i.,I. 80 ,I.' ',no,J,, m,,;Inon,a 90
Han ..Hora aro ,ho .hacllo. :,
H.. ,.manaI ,'an1,J tnon, 60 ,
p,Iam ;a.,ar,i'' ,ia'' !; ,,',' ",;.',,i H.,
t:,na ,.m. c,i,i,JL;, ,naI anI iod,.oa
,, ,,,a s,r',;,, T., =, '.,,,o 49,, - ''' ''''''
~ ,,.,,.,' I.a.' 80 ,. ,Loso +h;,os
49,, ~. , ho .,;J Pomonho- ,,a'.,,
.,".,, N-',.,.u ,'.,,,,,. :, - -,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

had been in active service ; all were W est
Pointers; and phlegmatic as was, the
nonchalance with which they discussed
the prospect OF promotion which might
follow the great battle, was rather as
founding 10 my volunteer ears.
''llooray :" yelled Lieutenant F., spin
ning the morning paper across the floor.
''Doubeday mortally wounded-my cap
tam IN the regulars, You know and
there's Il promotion, sure
And then ihe unttclin" young savaocs
began t" congratulate the lucky man, and
to bewail their own hard fortune. But
General Doubleday was not morally
woudcd. a. later reports sad and then
the lieutenant gave vent 10 impatiyn! 'Ii--
gust, declaring that there was noihiu-
bu; seIii,hmr,, among the seniors in the
service. and that thesc Wa, 40 chance at
al for sub
Ga the morning of the 10th, 1 wa-
notified to he ready 10 embark at noon
with my command. ON the Steamer Mat
alZas
''You viii have some duty, on board.
enough 10 keep YOU from iazinc--," Old
Colonel Looms >aid 10 Inc. II have
had tortv-~evcn men from the Depart
,,,,,, ,t th. Cu!t b.r. u,J.r Guard far
-,ua ,y..oL. v...t.rr t,r inst .urh 81,
,.b,nr,. TLcy ,r. G,.,nrr.,t, fellows.
most Of ,h.m-,Ic,crters from Baul-.-
,r,,y Th.. .,,,,. treated ,I,..,n .. rr,--
,,.r. ., v..,r anal ,.<c,,a,,nnd ,Lrm down
n ,he f,r.rr,s. Inn, il ,,.a,n- ,h.ir real
,.bar.,rt,,. WAS r.n,r;.I alrld of ln.,y.
.,n,i ,,.,. ar. ..pJiu., ,l,,, l,.,..L ~ ,.J.Ir
with E,u.II mood f., L,.p , sboru ..,-
..u tL,,n "
III wa, SURPRISED 10 hear that - many
mon roIid desert from ou,. o, orr armies
,,A... ,,,.pv understood tl, matte,
..r,..,.,,,. v.l'.r ,,uL ri.,.a. nt ,,r.u
,,,,,rJ ,b. ,,,., th.,f carried Il. over fine.
\I.,,.,,.,,. .Tl,,. ,y.ra I.. t,y,,..r II
,.,,;l,,,r l;r. ,.e.,;,,.r,i.,v IirIs
......... ......,..r. ll,,J.l.,- ,t. -;t,,,,c.
~ .I.'r, nr., vh,I,. L..9,r.m.,t l=,.t
-, ,I..,,, ,I.,i,,,.d ,,.,ul.,..l,;,, will, , mo-
,.',,n,. ..,,,.,f,.,. ,.,,,,n..n, ,.,i-.I :, \r,.
n.I-... ;,,,,, ,,.i;'-,. .,,'.,,.,,...l I,. iI,-
,,.r.. ,,..,... .,I,,,..J - o,l;-,.
,,L.,. cam. indifi;r,u,Iv f~om = dozen
r,,,;,,,.u,. ,,.I;,.l, ,y,.r. i,r ,h, tim. H..
in1 b,nni,v rid n. Them. -po,r,I a
G.[, LoII yill,ui,,,. In,linn customers
,i.,., ,,..,..,II,. ,,...,,.,,,,..I Il, a,,. ..,
nn,,.'.,,. and nm Ib.u | r..,ly..5 +, L....r
81, ,.ar,.,,L o,.. T,r,nL H.. I-ri,,, cans,
,ynn,J r',r. L..n .nI.r,n,i,IIv b.p.,i,,rJ
.l.., .....,. .,, t..,...,.,,.,r.- I,.,,l
IN H.. ,l1.. -. ,L,. r..,r. Inn, o.. ~, ,.,r
hm.;n,.. yy,. .;nr,y tn ,hav orJ.r- |
,I ,.l....,'. ~ ,l.l.,, .,.,l ,r,. 1I.,,.,,.,,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

An Indiana lady was sor,-slruck at the
Indianapolis depot i'll Cincinnati. o..
Saturday afternoon. 1t kicked the
Deam at thirteen pounds, avoirdupois.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07


aglnc the scene, and each of YOU himself
as the principal actor. | do not relate
1t boasItully or yaingloriously. 1t was
one of the hardest necessities that ever
pressed Inc. 10 take human life with de-
Lberate intention; but when it forced
itself upon me On that memorable mid
summer noon, | may say, without cx-
a@geratlon. that | met the ordeal Us calm
" a. | now smoke tli> meer>chaum. But
you snail hear.
1t was in July. 1868. Three weeks
before, | rushed with my regiment up
against the walls oil PORT Hudson, i'll the
charging column which BA"ks sent oui
one bloody SUNDAY. and w;ts carried irom
thc dltri. WitI a bali tidtIcrcn against INV
ubs. he surgeon pronounced 1t scri-
ouo; / new better, ior This WIS an old
business to me. ami dangerous wounds
never feel at that did. However, WI
,;rtcd over TO the Ltnding, anI shipped
to New Orle2n, with u thousand other, ::
ana after Il week in hospital. | was walk
I'M ahoui, Lonesome aud restless, and
iamcy in" myself we'll enough iur Iae lromt
A-aiu.
Iuo,, vcr. rrounjou. ,i,nrs in Na,
Orleans. For three weeks Banks had
h.en h.,n,n..i,n at ,he ,,,t.. ~ I,.,,
IInJ..n vir.,u. avail Will. hi- ,,.II,r,
...ii, army d,,inIfri AWAY with t.yrr
the bullet and ,i,. rr,u,b,.- Wr.t.,t III.
river. n,rk T;Nl,r hnJ .,var,nod l,y.,
upon our ou.l.o,,-. capturing them in de-
t;,u. and WI. kiu.. # iii. ino,n,,,i .t ,,.,.
h.aI Of B,vou In Fnrr%r. Ll,..taI;,,
rl. Ny,.-i.-i.,.,i ,.ifL, six ,l.n,,.,uJ .,.,.
and heavy .,.,r. ,.,,.,,,} to ,iu. ,l.. .,,-
,l, -....,I.r.- t..,. tI. .,,.,.,,.. f., 49,. ,l..
,~i,,, mn Tn fire. r;tv tLer. v,,. l,..y;.
,,.. b4nr,,h many -, JouI,i.. row nt Lnf-
INN. TI,i..r..' t,in?J ;,L.,l L..o
.r.,n .rn...,,.. -, ,;,., ami C,.n,n.,I p',.I..
h.IJ drawn c.-rir,o.nr. tr,,, :, rn,I :,
,,.,. r.Iu.,.5 I.,-. t,.,, ,.,l....;,', r,,-;
,,.,....,.l,..,.r. So -. -
,.,,..I I',l;., ,''''
,or,. nIi.,r,,,.... +, ,I. ,.i,,' NV ,I t,,,,;r
- L,It. ,.L.. ;.,I ,r.,,.,,--.,I
.u,t NJ mi, time = p,o; was discover
ed nnonr tb, ci,ileu, 10 49,, ,t Ih.rrv
,,ur I,u'dr,I .,u,i,rn. .,.r;.,.,.r- .,,,,;,...,,
in lbe B.IIcyiu. iraa yorls " ,',,,,.;,n ,,,,;,.
Thn ,,Io, WA. ',in..I, I'm, ~. d,..,,,',. Lro.,'r
nf.,t.,y + ven. I.,,.,r,.Y.I ,".,I ,t..n,
;.,,,,,d;,,.f,. =, I:,.,r.-. ,1.,.,',', 49,, -,
,,ar,r. anJ ,.x,.l.,,,n I.,aT ~, ,ira
ti;c.'r- ami ,I En,.lr.I ,n,,, ,,..- r.,,,,,,
f',n ,rn L,.n.,I. n, ..,,. ',. ,',I: m i,'''
,n,, H., .....ar o.1;.,r ~ ,,i'..,I :,
,.li3rrn of tL' nri.nn,r. Mirb nr,I.rs :" -
,,,,.,, ,r,., ,,.n,,'',u,I;''l -,
cor at ,h. Fortr,.-. nm, them rn,urr i'm
4 ~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

From This table an estimate of guam
lily ami suitable sizes for any job OF
work can el-Iiy be made.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

Third course.-Entrees of horses trot-
ters, and other kickshawS.
Air, Trab, I'rab," to which they will
be sent trotting.
Saad.-Horse-Iadis
Towards the close of the banquet there
will be dish Of bridal cake handed round,
and the stirrup cup will be set on the ia
BILE; but before this knagg and | have
agreed he's to ask me to sing. OF course
| shall say I'm a title hoarSe and couldn't
get through an air. Knagg is to reply.
he's not particular to horse hair (good
that, isn't it y and to press me again, and
Pm to say, Nay" We reckon on some
of our guests here rising and saying some
thing good about our horsepitaldy. We
can't very well introduce that ourselves,
but we shall take care to get up horse
laugh. Well, then the stirrup cup is to
be sent round, and Knagg, rising, will
give the toast Of the evening: Gentlemen,
charge your glasses The Horse, and
Peace to his Wane-Si
2. S. ] can't help thinking something
good might be got out of de-canter Can
ter's PLAIN enough, but what the d to do
with the de- I'm moral man and should
not wish to swear"