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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
A PLEASANT & HEALTHY BEVERAGE
WANTED. AGENTS, S SIS to S s2oo

,ypryv here mall and female introduce The GEM
me IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
~, MACHINE. This machine will stitch h,in, fell,
turk quit cord bind, braid aud crhroidcr in most
-l.irri manner Iri-r only 81. Fully warranted
to NV ycar We I'll paw $l"n Tor any machine that
wi! lew 20 -troug,r, NOR beautiful, or NOR pEtc
seam han our II makes the al site Lock Stitch.
very second itch cut, and sill the cloth cannot
be pulled apart withnu' tearing 1t. w" pay "gents
f.'l -, 40 500 I,r month and ,Xpe.s coniIIis-
-,, from which l. ice that amount h. made Ad-
dress II, DSil CO.. Pittsburgh, "a; Boston. MAJ
90 :. Louis Mo.
Cal rION.---Do not hc imposed upon by other par
lee Iiulin. oil worthless Nlyine-- I'M Ger
the -a, name otgrrvisc. our Il thr only genuine
and ally pm, teal cheap machine manufactured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
N o T C E!
CANCERS CURED

we the undersigned- consider 1t duty to let til,
community know that DIR. JOHN KEECH, has Grei
skiil IN lining CANCERS. We think he al
cse ne undertakes 10 treat provided he secs them ii
season - His residence is Fa-sumpsic Village, Barnet
> RANDALL sos, Druggists, It. Johpsbury, Vt.
HIRAM HILL, st. J0hnsbury House. 62-63-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
THE CALEDONlAN'
LAWS OF THE Z. >.
An act to establish certain pos, roads.

Congress.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
D. w. HIBBARD

Manu-. Cture. of Tin, Sheet Iron, and Conner Ware
Wholesale aid retail dealer in Stove-, Sinks Pulnps
Lead I pc, Hollow War, alsO assortment of Luke
uzk lie Plows and Points constantly hand All Of
the shove articles will b. sold the lowest cash prices
Also taken IN cNchrng" meet kinds Grain Petit and
'cders bittr Tor which the hshe-t market price will
b" paid AL por-Ons having tied demands ,h.t r,
due will do well to make immediate settlement
Wet Concord, Vt, April %, 1903 56-6S-
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SLAB WOOD

Tie -uh crhc- ha- 4 lUtu' y u - IN WOOD %
ale. AZ reduced ii~ Gee. J.. N.i.t.I-.
u. .iuhl-lItN- ~. d '-. l-'.-. ~
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Cooley u 1aurllg'9 Column.
PATENT POCKET CORN sHELLER.

PATENT POCKET CORN 9HtLLER.
GREAT NOVELTY! Quck sales! Irod ".c. 90
per cen ", fir r rrit rial i-ht- i'm til" N"-t'r.
son h, IN. ami New Eu-h i : rt,-. I'D ir ''T'H-
lir-. Address WEtkEi; ~ JONES, N'"u.. "itf e
pittshlrg, Pa ".-''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
F o r S AL E
FARM FOR SALE !
A BUSINESS CHANCE

The Subscribers wishing to settle up and change their
Inesa offer for sale their stock ii goods and good
will at Shc,ficd Hollow. The good CONSIST OF g'ncr-
Al assortment -rIch ~ are usually kept in country
store The building will be od or rent d. ;s de
red niNNS i'-N q l F-AIsl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
SPRAY APPARATUS

for t. the -ceth aud clms, 90 prevent t,r pain
extracting, which has au-cd -uch Jr,G' tr-tnI.
that Il las CIu-,i .th,rs to initiate il.
Wit ,rc experience had and tl' exp, TiIrit- IL td
be Ia with hi improved and patent aTp.!.;u-, zen
. Itd tie
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11

S3OOOS SALARY. Address
p AT { N T S.

NJ\\ a. CO., Edtrr- S'GENrIFIC AMEHI'AS. 3
i'rN how, \'w ri. i"eEt, -tIrer ygrs, .NP r.
en- q, 3. obtaining AMERICAN and 1t X 1iLA\ "a
TE>i~ ,u.niou- ciI4T--. \ pImphcr, To- pA-,s
% Law j.. formation free. AIdrr=- above,
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WOOD WOOD .
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

I.C. WuDDI;l ~ VIII deliver ,'-.Lch -i-NR Woo
in the Ilrlc per ri. ii. WI .i-o ID 10. a.
Of Il kird-
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aVILLAGE RESIDENC

I3,S FOE SALE.
EezzE2a The su'scrihcr offer for -:l'c Lis place,
ituatcd in = .Inhl-burv village. The place
of -x,ccn acres OF lam, par OF it under
i,.h tate OF cultivation, pat pasture llHa. The
ho e is larl,, comuIoIinu md will accommodate
rWo flmilic- There il unuin to both house and
barn. For p n iculars, cnq'n.c On lie Pr'ni-c=
JOHN MORSE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EOR SALE :,

Tor sale tNc l--Iorv mouse 0f N INC V0-N'T OT
hurch AMI Sprin.; street The hou=r Is tr,d uP or
tyncmcn:r. i j NlI-l[Ahb-
January 4, $50. |It
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-11

Lf,,r,rtrd " the senate and house OF representa-
-. , -fe .rif,d SIT America in congress Assem-
liza hat the e lowing be established pest roads:
Evening star., 1869-12-10

IL is well for Congressnen. our city fathers
and property owners on Pennsylvania avenue
that the poor horses cannot make speeches or
cast votes If they could, we fancy that mag
nificent thoroughfare would not be left much
longer in its present disgraceful and dangerous
condition What might easily be made the
nnest drive and promenade in the world is now
really one of the least attractive, and all for
want Of being decently paved. And not only
that; 1T Is uncomfortable for those person,
obliged to use il, unsafe for their horses. and
terribly destructive of their vehicles.
But change in these respects is not all that
would be gained by the much needed improve
ment Every piece of property fronting on the
Avenue would at once be increased i'm value ten
times its proportion of the cost of properly paw
ing the whole roadway. Is it not possible, there
lore, TO get something done in this direction
ana that without further delayl If Congress
refuses TO pay the portion of the cost whiel,
should rightfully be borne by the general pov
ernment, let our municipal authorities the
street railway company, and the property hold
ers obtain the necessary permission, and do the
work at their own expense. 1t would be one of
the best investments they ever made Not ONLY
would IL be returned to them directly i'm more
valuable property, but one of the chief glores of
Washington would be brought before strangers
In such manner that this act would of itself do
more than any single one of which we can
row think toward dispelIing the whole idea of
removing the capital
Evening star., 1869-12-10

naroed arrow seems to be aimed at parsons
Beecher and rockingham in that part OF Re-
eoTder Haekett's charge to the grand Jury. q,
"Wednesday last, which adjures that body to in
diet any persons implicated, no matter how eIe-
waited in life they may be- if it believes that big
amy was committed, or was aided and abetted,
in the recent Richardson-McFa Farland marriage
ceremony. Indeed, even brother Greeley and
sister Calhoun may be brought into court under
the Recorders charge before the matter blows
over entirely. In which event we wish them a
fair trial and such issue their desserts NAV
demand But whether anything comes of this
phase of the case or not, it is likely that the pub
lie sense of 6eeency will not be so outraged again
for some time TO come. The expression OF pop
tlar opinion has been so general in its extent
and 80 Onmistakable in its tone, that no one,
though fool, can err as to its meaning.
Evening star., 1869-12-10
Reading Matter on Every Page.
Mr. TrumbuIIs characterization Bili..

The Chicago Tr.bHBc styles Senator Trum-
bulls bill prohibiting interference by Congress
men IN the matter Of appointments to Off &c 80
bin TO emancipate Congress from bOres." If
passed, the Tribune thinks the bill will not only
protect Congressmen and department officers
from a standing nuisance, but IL will form the
entering wedge to the passage of Civil Ser
vice bin, or at least the adoption by the civil
service of policy of making all appointments
and removals strictly with view to secure the
best performance of official duty and not for the
purpose of rewarding anybody 5 friends or pun
iShing any ybOdy's enemies.
We suspect that the great drawback to the
passage of either Mr.. Trumbulrs bill or the
Civil Service bill will be from the indispositicn
OF COngressmen to yield the local patronage,
which, according to modern usage, is held to be
a much perqsisite OF the position of NJ. C. a.
the frankling privilege, or the stationery allot-
ment. Electoneering debts due the s.workers''
who nominate and elect members are to be paid
an this way. But there are usually 30 many more
otfce-seekers than offices, and all are 50 clamor-
Gus that a good many members begin to
think that paying of old debts i'm this
way costs more than it comes to. The
ofhce-seeker is the plague of the Congress-
mans life, dogging him at every step, and at
all hours, waking or sleeping, at his home or at
the Capitol Congressman of capacity for busi-
ness feel that they can use their time to better
advantage than in reading the greasy papers
and listening to the long -winded appeals OF the
ofiice-seeking bores; and this feeling will 90 far
to cause them to give up the slight personal ad-
vantage to be obtained from the control of local
appointments. The fact that every ofice-seek-
ing constituent is made a bitter enemy if dis
appointed, and that many more are disappointed
than successful, furnishes another item on the
loss side of the account.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

The New York HadepeHdeat advances some
startling views ON the marriage state apropos to
The RichardsOn-Macfarland affair, and talks
about the "a folly and t,iekedness of that SEMI
ssFeTStitiOus ssatiEeRt'' which 'compels the
lifelong union of two persons, ether of ucsog.
finds such a union to be loathsome, degrading.
and unholy-" That is to say, if either party has
an affinity for somebody else, lie or she has
Only to set up the plea that the present tic is
reiulsiVe' and thereupon it can be dissolved
and new marriage relations entered into. For
religious paper-so called-this is rather sim
guar doctrine; but We are living in a day of
Haiyanced views"
Evening star., 1869-12-10

The editor of that influential paper, the Ohio
State Journal, writing from Washington, says in
regard TO the CaPital-nOying project:
The agitation OF the question of the removal
OF the talltal Is 10 be commenced early i'm the
session The movement has speDt it, force ami
II fast losing it, momentum. We would WAGER
to;h reputation end existence ON the prediction
that that unsurp3sSably magnificent Capitol
urOn which We look out from our window will
DC eel apart Tor tie same uses a century from to-
morrow that II Will be tomorrow. Still, the
agitation VIII never entirely die out, for YOU
cannot compress an argument into the consis-
tency OF corn-cob, as Lincoln says to stop the
mouths OF those rho are eternally repeating the
propositions that you have answered a thous-
and times befOre.o
Evening star., 1869-12-10

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was closed
for the season on Sunday last, and the water will
be drawn of nearly all the level. The total
amount of coal shipped from Cumberland during
1st9 was Il, against i24 1850. tons in 1865
showing an increase Of ~, SIS. 10 tons.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

"Sensible" is the epithet, says the Boston
Adrertiser, by which nine-tenths- of the people
viii sum up their. estimate of the Presidents
Message.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

Mrs. Stowe has just completed the last chap
ter Of her book, which she calls "The True
Story OF Lady Byron EstablIshed',
Evening star., 1869-12-10

oso-CLN
L. giving the following price list, as they are re-
LADIES' SHOES AND CATERS.
EEENSH Nt;H EIoI kID BUTT9N BOOTS, high cuts. g
TGHkfsh MSk6ce1 CO.. log II g
KIP 81 E GSAs FoxEb SAEbthS LACE Rs-:ss 8
fHfSth ESb fSiE RIS NIaH EsSs Sfn
TURKISH MOROCCO ...:...::....s ::.....::... g. g.
GOAT PAT ffkTkkfHT fkTkk HIeH :-::.....::.; g 8
TIE H CHAMpIoN SKATING B0OT...-......;-..4 %
FhREEs FiNE KS fnEhs hfackH " H HBk6szE SSb iPS
MISSES sh0Es II ekkhr hhhi SyhIAEr yhRAHEErY, FROM
THE LARGEST 81 kssJRrEksNr ias Te sas OF chill.
ESh EisE FEST s. SSS$
FRENCH CALF Box TOE Boors. --latest
rRESSh i CALI ExiK sTITcHED BOOTS. . sts s
FRklSa eSffhEsS Esis sAsEEsf sllTGaED CON
ERESSH CALI FAIR STITCHED SHOES: : g &
EhsFERN I'M MsbE SScdsH dpNa GkTfERs sss and 81
sEEkD coNGREss GAITERs $500. s-1@na ! 8 9
MEN MEMS fESFs Il bSS 4 fass
BOYS AND rotfifs Hff S2s5s SPsSs 's AID sHors OF
SCHOOL SHOES for Boys and Girls, of the bes,
quality, at prices to suit the times.
Bear In mind, that having had long experience n
the wholesale business in Baltimore gives the ad
vantage over other dealers Of getting goods d.
rect from the manufacturers We make Il An object
to sell at regular Wholesale prices By this method
you can purchase one pair At the same price they
cost by the dozen in Northern cities. Please give ue
acall before purchasing, and viii saving sf
& per cent.
STRASBURGER BRO0..
353 SEVENTH STREET,
deS-lm Between and X.
GOA1! CO EN- COkEW
AT 10 CENTS PER BUsHEL.
Orders for COKE are no& received at the follow
The Grocery Store Of D. CONNELL, corner lst
de n0TTS Drug Store. corner sth and Z streets.
9fo II: cRoPLEYs Drug Store, no Bridge
Wfeet' 0eofgetown. deftyanI
Evening star., 1869-12-10

Y'HE LADIES' FRlEND.-Madame Bcr,w,s F.-
4 mak fGtodtcoi Pills, the only reliable medicine
Tor all obstructions. Explicit directions statine
when not to De used by married ladies. lie B at.,
oetWeeh Stn eho NVn. de9-Ns
Evening star., 1869-12-10
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST.-One gold and jet pendant EAR RING
IL between the Patent and Post 0hices The finder,
who will leave it at 432 Sixth street west, will be
rewarded. de l0-2tr
I OST-Tuesday, eth, gold linked WATCH
II CHAIN The finder viii receive liberal re
ward by leaving it at Senkens Jcwelry Store, No.
$50 Pa. ave. bet 9Th and 10th SITS. de10-3tr
G1O REwARD-Lost on the Sth instant, at the
" corner of eth street west and Nj street north,
LADIES GOLD WATCH CHAIN, with Breast
Pin attached. The above reward with the thanks
OF the owner will be given to any person who will
return the same to No. 599 M st. north. de9-3t-
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Dec. Sd, one large
- RED COW the ends of horns sawed of, white
spot in face; white hind feet, one dry teat and
small BUFFALO COW, black and white mixed.
dry. reward of SIS apiece will be paid for their
delivery to 5. BEALL, street, between 4th and 5th
freets. d26jt
Evening star., 1869-12-10
THE rrNnFRsIGNEn PHYSICIANS IN.

n~THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS IN
w ,ite 70 .PI BLiC MEETING TO be held ,t
streets, on sATTRphY, Ilih inst, at ! O'clock Pin
Ihc byscians, Medical Chemists and Jurisss oi tn
Paul scha prs. rn,-r septence Of ieath snd exeea
ton on the "a inst Mric9 lqusstions OF para.
barge are 'SSoise in this c.s, AMI dsIsnd consider
sticn and immediate sction thereon.
cm' iii Ii. HEiBFRsxS. hEffssLxiS H.D..
WI. WI :, PoShf, i6HSs6S.M. = SSMD
K0BT REiBTRS, ND,
dc9r p. HOWARD, MD
nrPEoPLEs BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Tn fssHPd sS pSn.hly meeting cF this Association
have y can get RsT
TBY ARRANGEMENTs MADE WITH THE
US "Leyee Committee Of ashing gton Command
cry, No: i Knights Templar; We have agreed 70 fur
at Willard Hotel, December Is. 1855 for 81 50 per
sonple Ticke.s, good for both trips, can be OBJ
Lrts5aTR 4s5. Al sSa Sii fT45sS !fss.,
de1-9t between and f.
0~pR MAURY HAS RESUMED THE PRAC-
~ TICE OF MEDICINE. Once, corner =.
U CHURCH on SUNDAYS, at II a. m, and u
p. m Sunday School at 9< q. m. oc2H
0THALL'S HAIR REVIEWER AT SEVENTY
w CENIS-At the same price We offer Barretts,
Ayers, Montgomerys, Cheyaler's. Mrs. Aliens,
ksis!on, Sc Hcimbold's Buchu and s ssTsapariiis, M
81; Schenck's Tonic and Pumonic Syrup, Sl.25; Pc
Lyons ksihsiron. TricopRerus and BroSn aI Ginger;
40c. Phslon q Perfumes, Soc ;; Bachelors Hair Dye
Sc; Laird Bloom and Magnolia Balm. eOc. Just
t,si; i Mishlsrs Sc speers Wine Bittsrs, Soc. Fine
Vid Vd rye WHISKY warranted pure, 81 per bottle:
mMnsea,el, m, Sl per bottle; ARTHUR NATIANS,
@HOMEsTEAp AssOCIATION.-Ata meet
Saturday evening, December 4, 1862 the following
gentlemen were authorized to receive subscriptions
to the above Association WIN. II. Clagett, No. 4
vans Co., 81 and 50 Louisiana ss avenue: S q. r.
Thompson, 9th street; G.. W Linville, 2d and Indi
ana avenue; {. G. Callan 291 Pennsyl lyania avenue
J. X. Browne. No. 6 "a street; C. b. Church i Co,
corner 9TH and ii streets; Thos G. Penicks Govern
ment Printing ONCE; j. l.. Roberts, 9th east and
Maryland avenue; John q Donovan, 18th and
619 II street. G. n Holland. Bladensburg Tollgate:
Il FarehS art1T MSarb1ss
g street; Navy Yard; Vim. Hurl y, 500 street, be-
tween 9Th and 9TH streets, Northern Liberty.
An adjourned meeting Of this Association will
he held at the Board OF Trade Rooms next SATUR-
DAY EVENING. de7-5t
lS his position under the Government, and will
hereafter give his entire time to the practice of his
Once corner 10th and M streets.
Once hours-s to 9 a. m,
7ospm. ocs-f
Evening star., 1869-12-10

-ptsMARk DOUBLE BREASTED SACKS
- and go, at STRAIsS,
Nth and lith streets, third door
de lQtde25
Evening star., 1869-12-10
WANTS.

WANTEr-t good GIEL, TO 1ok ash aud iro,.
WANTKp-A Y0J Nc NAN Of good address, 20
% mase Grrs Sc. Apply At Fountain Hs,eL IT
WANTED-An UNFURNISHED ROOM for a
sass g.asieman IL tss phsrthern portion e th-
a.. Third Auslter oisce. stating terms, location
FINE WHITE LINEN BOSOM SHIgTS-At
mis- te y, snt - 20; at A. srIAus Penn ave-,
A ST1LASS DRESsMAk.ER AND gJT-
"A ton hole worker wanted At sol lltk st. des-st'
WANTEp-A fret-ciass Cuok for a large board
w w ing house. Address c. j., with reference, this
WANTEDITwo frst-clsss pREssMAkERs:
avenue. between 9th ami 10Th streets dee-3t-
WANTED--k fr.t-clsss COOK in restaurant.
w Apply at 3i0p street, between 9th aud 10th
WANTED-An ACTIyE PARTNER, to take an
", equal interest in an old and we'll established
Real Estate aGd Insurance. Business, AadEss.,
Fsss Star r1 aR'sr'''" can be had ntAh
WANTED.By a yonns foreigner lneither rich
Board, in a private family A pleasant home Is d.
SIfsd' With music END soeiety Near Navy Depart
stating terms, &C, "MEDICo," Post 0fice. des-s,'
WANTED--A furnished or unfurnshed HOUSE
.ss.ya by sood tenant. or would bu, the furniture
WANl ED-h good 1ENAN Tor nicely Fur
w niShed House. containing seven rooms, No. 3sG
VI streer. between Eih and 18th streets Inauirr of
NOERR BRO. corner 0f 4 and ilth SITS. de- ST
WANTED-To buy a good BRICK HOUSE, of
w not less than ten rooms. for which will pay
S1Uo cash. and balance S75 per month, with in
teres'. Address +" "Bt YER, City 20. deS-5t
WANTED-A respectable middle aged WOMAN.
w white preferred, , who can e Jrae well recon
mended, to nurse and DO general sewing. Apply At
133 street, between 18th and 10Th. dr5-5t
WANTED-Ladies to know that they can buy
w Wilcox a Gibbs SEWING MACHINE on tn.
most easiest terms. For its simplicity and noise
less working it is pronounced the best Sewing Ma
skirt and Corset Factory 513 7th street, between
and h. de
WANTEp-By thorough Musician, an AP-
w PUINTMENT as Tenor Singer and Conductor
Of Church Choir. Address c., Ellis Music Store,
Penna. avenue. des6t-
WANTED-GENTLEME TO CALL AT arr
w 10th street, where they can get their clothing
new. Making aud trimming cheap tor cash Cast of
clothing bought and sold. B. MAGRUDER, propri-
etor. no2j- Inn
WANTED-famies breaking up housekeepin
w or removing from the city, TO know that they
can dispose of their FURNITURE without the
street. no16- Ims
WANTED-To rent or buy, or rent with privilege
w Of purchasing, from ONE TO TEN ACRES OF
LAND, improved, nearW ashngton. Address, stating
location and price, A. b. C., Star Office. oc2
T. s. JUsTH PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES FOR
sEsdNb GhET thoTa1AGD AED NGEEtRLpEEHs
tween and Z streets, third door from Young Mems
Christian Association Building. N. B-Any Note
by Mat Promptly Attended To- my31y"
Evening star., 1869-12-10
BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-With or
Il without BOARD, at No. 49s Pennsylvania
nue., near Sd. Boarding at the same place, S5 per
week. Jya0
EIRSTCLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
L FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms,
at street bet I7th and 18th; short walk from
most of the public Offices. jy3tf
Evening star., 1869-12-10

W.. L. BROWN,
DEALER Is
Coal and Wood.
Keeps constantly on hand LYKENS VALLEY
RED and WHITE Ash COAL, of the different siZes
SAWED and SPLIT WOOD.
Also. .SHEPHERDST0WN CEMENT.
Omce-No. 1923 ID street adjoining Star Office
Depot-Corner OF sth and streets, Island. deIO-6t
Evening star., 1869-12-10

~ TELEGRAPH
O THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY has extended wires to the Navy Yard,
and opened an Office in o O'Donnel's Drug Store,
No. 591 EIGHTH STREET EAST,
where the business of its patrons i'm that section of
DEF I'M
Evening star., 1869-12-10

jsa received, and wil b Soid cheap 81
nop-solx HooE BRo
Evening star., 1869-12-10
L HILP 81 SOLOMON9.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS.
332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
9rH AND 10TH STREETS.

NEW BOOKS:
FROM LIVERPOOL TO ST. LOUIS, BY the Rev
THE PURSUIT OF HOLINESS, intended to carry
the reader s0mewhat further onward in the spirif
nal life. by Edward Meyrick GOulburn, D.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

%N U T. 4.
All having goods deposited with us, and now over
due, will please call and redeem renew the
before the 18th instant otherwise they will be sold
at an auction sale on the 2Oth of December, 1869.
3. GOLDSTEIN 4 CO.,
Brokers,
de 4u No. 81 41a street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-17
N lies WORK s.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

WE INVITE THE ESPECIAL At
w tention Of former patrons and others
Interested. to our increased facilities for
constructing, erecting and furnishing Ma
chinery, Castings, Forgings, &c, as fol-
lows:
Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles, Vacuum
Pans and Pumping Engines; Steam Trains
and apparatus pertaining to manufacture
ing and refining Sugar; Steam Engines,
Boilers and their appliances, for Planta-
ton use; Grist and Saw Mills; Indepen-
dent Boiler Feeders, Pumps and Draining
Wheels; Machinists' Tools, aud finished
work in Sheet Iron Copper and Brass
Composition; Iron Pipe and fittings;
Church and Plantation Bells
The great variety and large stock of
Standard designs and patterns; together
with the expeaience Of the past Thirty
Years in this line of manufacture, enables
us confidently to offer satisfaction in the
execution of all orders entrusted to us, Ell
ther for new work or for repairs.
j. E. BAuBIAN,
Superintendent.
JAMES w. GAIT, President.
DANIEL COLLIER, Secretary.
March 17th-3t
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-17

AN OREGON CouRrsHIp.-A character in
well-known play says: 81 never respect
a man half so much as after | have fought
with him." There is a good deal of human
nature in the remark. An incident, illus
trating the same principle, occurred lately
in Oregon. A country schoolmaster near
Corvallis undertook to chastise one of his
pupils, large girl, endowed with good
health and plenty Of muscle. A long and
spirited contest ensued, the result of which
was awaited with breathless interest by the
entire school. The teacher finally reduced
the spunky girl to subsection, but only af
ter gallant struggle on her part. The
conflict, however, inspired them with such
mutual respect for each other, that few
days after they were married. We don't
admire the Oregon style of courtship, but
there may be something in it.