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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
Simon BIanchard's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held u; The
CatdOha District, IS. Probate ONCE, IN ST Johns,
lSIl.
ira l. hTCIiry executor Of the la-; viii ami lie A.
met Cf SlmO Blanchard. late OF PtaChuin Ia li Dis.
l't, deceased, presents his administrator count tot
tAdlHIlAtun and allowance, and makes ipuuTAtI ,l
Tor decree OF distribution Ld Partition Il t- estate
II said deceased.
whereupon. IT'S ordered by said CONT that said &C.
count ana said Application be referred 10 e~sIun OF
court 10 De held Al the probate office in said Julus-
ryon the eth day OF Nov. AID ISL hearing and de.
'slOh thereon And II is further order ed notice be
gwen 10 all persons Interested, by publication al he
same Three weeks successfully ia the CALIFORNIAN a
newspaper published at ST. JJLusDury prev ius To said
utnt appointed for hearing. that they appear MI
sAld time aud place ana show cause, any they NAV
Hi"c why sald account should not be allow ed
!e'ire hIdie by the Court, Attest,
ASA l.. FRENCH. judge Vi Probate
true COPY .! record Attest,
So. ASA L. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
Louisa p. Bradlee's Estate

late OF VERMONT, In probate court. held at
Iae' Olli District, s.. Jtlr Probate Otrr, in ST
A. D. ISL 49, ' -'''
JOlh IL Martin, executor OF the last Will and testl-
tlt OF Louisa r. Bradee late 81 PeaC ham, aid dis
ttlct deceased. presents his administration accnuH iur
examination and allowance. ANA makes application Tor
said deceased. " s "
Whereuppm. it ordered by said court that said AZ.
count and sand application lie referred a session oi
d'ourt 10 lie held at the probate office SaidS
bury: on the 18th day OF No, A ID. ISL hearing ana
t"clsnn thereon And il is further ordered thai
hereof be given 10 all persons Interested publication
OF me sdue three weeks suCCeSs ely in the CalcouIu
newspaper published at st. JOhuSbury Previous TO
sId -ne appointed for hearing, that they am ear
~ sid Time and place ami show cause, they NAV
naNr' "hF SAID account should not lie allowed and
such decree made. BY the Court Arrest - "
ASA l.. FRENCH. judge ui Probate.
true copy OF record Attest,
>5yl ASA L. FKENCU Jude, AT Pr,hst.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
MOI seNilC. :,

fitty-eight trees. mostly rlms. were
Lyndon Centre last Saturday. The peo-
pie turned Oul in force. exhibiting Il public
spirit worthy ot special commentator.
and did the work easily ami we'll. \ sim
t" come together on Saturday of this week.
should the weather he favorable. TO do
What %tavclin@ is necessary 10 be done
this tall about the grounds of the Insti'u-
tIoh; anu shall we not see Il similar inter-
est manifested iii this work as We Slw in
the work At hand last Saturday:
INrnr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

..l., r.i.-Sirctiuo- in Hall Of ,,l,d.n.,n
li,-s -(Erv. W. l.. Noyc-, r'-tor.) S'alI'n
-.rvIc"- ~ lJ::il \. NJ, Ia ent T." g. N : he
hath school Il lt:'u Il.
.urti.r CHs'm-rI;cv. II. =. ,h' an. r'-to. J
,tubrn -'ryiccs ut lo:." \. II, - md =: 3"
D. -. sabbath school at l2:rI NJ.
...u C">"'L urE,H,-tKcv. 'ha-. NJ. .''uta.'a'r,
ia-."rl sabbath scrviccs at lo:" =. &c. n"d
".." VI. S,hi..h school a. La g.
Dc. ,..,,'. GO. ..r Rev. J.. {" ir.-tov, Is-'.')
-1l"th srs.:-.- NJ leo \. n. and g." t. 81.
.-t',t.'l. =, ,,oI 50. .:en ". rray'r No,t.n.- -
,prh ii.rr.h "Wednesday c,y"juH- ~ 50.
... ,'-,I....il,> 40 >,--!Ia'or Ne '-
3D.. .. "a, .n.'r I:oora nnu E'"ct, rri-1. 80.
....- .. -: Cd -, iu,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

be thrown off in large quantities. and the person regain
health and strength. This i the and only plan
to cure Consumption and if person is very bad If
the lungs not entirely destroyed. even if one
lung is entirely gone, if there enough vitality LETT in
the other to heal up there is hope.
| have seen many persons cured with only sound
! lung live and enjoy life to good old age. This il
what Schenck's medicines will do to Consumption.
They will clean out the stomach, sWeeen and strength
en- it, get upa good digestion, and give Nature the
assistance she DIS to clear the system Of all the disease
/ that IL in the lungs, whatever the form uIay De.
Il is important that while using Schenck's M dicincs
should be exercised 10 take cold keep door
in cool Al d damp weather; avoid night air. aud take
outdoor exercise only in genial and warm suushiue.
| with it distinctly understood that when recon-
mend patient to be careful in regard to taking cold
while uing nv III dcincs. do go tor sp acial
man who has but partially recpYOrcd from the effects
u: bad cold il far more liiLlc a reIipsc than
who has been entirely cured, and il il precisely the
came in regard to consumption. 50 long is the lung
not perfectly hcrlcd just long il there imminent
danger of full return of the di-ca-r. Hence it i
that so strenuousy caution pulmonary patients against
exposing the Iscyc- tmO phcr, that is not genial
| and pleasant Confirmed consimptives' lungs Ure q
mass oi sorrs, which the least change OF atmosphere
will nhame. The Grand secret of my with my
medicines consists in my ability suhdue inflammation
inst AL Of pIOyok king it, many OF the faculty do An
inf med Lung with safety the patient be ex
posed TO t lifting blasts of winter the chilling nds
of srin. autumn. 1t should b. carefully fhicldcd
from all irritating influences. The utmost caution
should tc observed in this particular, without it
cure under JmOst my circumstance is impossiby.
The person should he kept Il wholesome and
nutIiciOus I.,t and all the medicines continued until
the body las tOr,d TO i; the natural quantity OF flesh
| and strength
l myscf cured 10y this Z, atmcut Of the worst
kind of Consumption uul have lived TO get fat and
hearty these many yearp, with lung mostly gone.
have cured thousands sInc, and very many have been
cured y this treatment whom have seen.
About the first OF October expect - take possCssiOn
OF nv new building At the Ith east OF Sixth
and Arch streets where >l he pleased give advice
10 all " 10 may require it.
Full directions accompany all my r,modirs that
l fsIr
by Il strict O'-r"N i:C ot The
=. II. >tI.ENCk. MD.
Ihaiclphit.
GEO. &. GOODWIN n CO., Agents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
ORLEANS COUNTY.

\ few evenings since Will Fairbroth
er, boy about sixteen, was coming
from Newport on the railroad track, and
in passing 4 clump OF bushes n pistol
was fired ut him, the tail inst Grazing
hi check. VIII, didn't stop to see who
did it, therefore it remains a mystery as
to who did it or what was the object
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

The. Portland \ . r,icn>Iur" railroad i
To De advanced another section. from No.
Conway to Nawytr'> Rock. The worl, j.
already commenced. and i to Ia. pIoSo-
culcd this winter. This brings III" work
within litlcrn miles of The Notch OF The
White M"uMaiu~. Then cOnc> the more
official! work. The company have iull
faith thai they will be- able to surmount
ail "it.'u, les OF whatever magnitude. Hini-
liar ones. and Indeed much greater. have
been overcome in this and Other countries.
II haS been ;.h unsettled question whether
the ccut To- the Notch should h reached
up The led OF the Slco. or bv Il more
gradual rise in slabbin. the sides OF Ia"
mountain. and thereby sr"urin" Il COM
pIra;ivrly easy grade. The latter plan.
w, believe. is likely Ia hr the one chosen.
The mt"niticrucc OF This Great enterprise
riSr~ more and more to view ~ the open
ir.: Track. un each side. approaches the
intervening" mountain Ilu"r. We shall
"a! f" have Il new cap /" throw up or
away. when tl" passage j. made.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

l he Texas Congressional election was
not - much of Il Democratic victory al
ter all. Clarke. Kcpuhiran, has rcceiv
I'd thr ccrtiii ate o: cl.cJl,n Ia the 81
District. and Conner, in the ~ District.
= >ail to be the only D,m"cratt whose
election viii be rcr":g.iz~d 10y !h. rr.u:n-
ia" officers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
Es!c Weather..

cold weather came upon is ia~i Naitir-
day ui"hi. and committed far. bat still
cold till Wednesday morning. when The.
SLOW. and u moderated condition OF tht
aimo~i ,hrrc. The Ground i frozen hard
upon il surface and i ia GOOD condition
tor 4 covering ri show preparatory tor
husinc>< tor the winter. The wrathci
wise. though. predict an opening OF the
ground before winter comes upnn ~ nnrc-
IrI:Iin"lE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

Tine nit'd Sia'c- Watch Co, Ollie, Wal,r K 90.
cmI 10y $50 hands in their works AT Marion y ! and
are turning cut 30 OF their celebrated pcrs
daily, o. watch per day for each two hands cn-
poycd their working time is 10 hours per dav or Coz
minute, producing line watch complete every two
ani halt minute, and little more aud even at that
are unable to keep pace it'll the constantly ucrcas ug
demand caused by the extraordinary watch
es are making as accurate and reliable tmepccc- an
nftlnce OF patient and persvcrns energy and enter
prize, rewarded by prosperity which are glad to
zee
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
Charles Streeter's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT lin Probate Court, held At
f-9st ti District IS. Guildhlh. within and iVr
said district, On the 81 day OF Nuy. A. u. l-,l
D. ). Siorrs. Esl-, administrator upon the e,tai.
oi Charles Streeter, late Br.htun in said ,srrr
deceased, makes apple 10 said court Tor license
sen TIE mole oi The real estate OF said deceased rrpl-
sts tAt sac thereof Is necessary Tor The pa yuelt
pi Tie debts and charges oil administration. Aud th,f
the laan," may Ice 49, !Iri lytW Hose LEGALLY en-
tltlrl 10 the 80
WLeTcup"n II j. ordered said court taf said ALL
!,Itl"u come under consideration and ly hear. on ,
-3th DAY OF Nov. A. ID. ls9l, the probate olli,r
N SAID "nlldnall. And II IS further ordered that
ui notice OF SAID application aud order iErra,I,
three weeks su'.rssNey IN The CaieiyIian u news
paper published al ~. Johr-'urV, urrvluls f.,
siii time aiT"iuted tor hear tha' i4rv may appear
Al sad time ami IL Z, AID. the, &c 4..., t'i1i
thereto '
H. Ike Cuurt-Aitr-i
ss-.l "M. II HAkISHUHN .Jul.,.r PIy..,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
II. .Dui.nsbury Academy.

Examination in this institution. Thur
t.s and Friday. Nov. 2;h and 10Th. Lit
rrIry exercises Ihura,lly tvcnia" /" com
uHcnrr At ! o'cluck--lo ali ut which the.
r,ubIi" ar, irI tied.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

M"-sIS. Hall u Brmi~ have sold ia" tlr-
rirur,. Of the Avenue House Ia tn. pro
i,ri't"r ul the building. OILS q. Hale. Eu-
NOR hl- it that Mr.. Hall is 10 return to
..Iilnrmia. and perhaps Mr.. #rni~ may
accompany lin.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

The lollowin" table is one account tab
rm from the Pa~>unrsic Savings Bank.
shown" the manner of keeping the same.
and the increase in fifteen years. II i.
something worth I Willie for the boys and
@irIs too to ~!udy aud think "i when
tempted to spend money luOli-hly:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL. AND STATE ITEMS.

81. JuIIN>EURY, VI, FRIDAY, NOV. IL, 1ss1.
Friends III this section OF the State WILL
..lt materially TO the interest OF the Caledo-
ur.', by sending us local ,ycms promptly and
10 e., bret, l.-glble form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10


Last sabbath. at Concord. Nc. Harvey
Smith wife and daughter. Mr.. kidder
wife and Young son. We're returning from
the iumrl:.I OF Mr.. john Smith. aud as
they were dcscrhdiu. the hill betwctl
West Concord and the Moses and Chaun-
ccy Hill place. strap broke when The
carria%" pressed npon the horses. In al
tempting to hold the horses one of the
IeinS also broke. and they run into Il bank
by the side OF the road. The carriage
Wa upset and it, occupants scattered, but
non" ol them escaped injury. Mr.. Smith
had an arm broken and his face badly
bruised. His daughter was nearly strip
ped OF her clo:hing. and 50 ba0ly injured
IL 10 hc incapable ni moving. The re-
lnaimdrr OF the party We're all more or les
injured. hut had no bDnr- hI"hrG.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
That Iron is Valuable as a Medicine h

long been KNOWN but it is only since it, preparation
the particular form Of Peruvian Syrup that its fn
power over disease has leon brought light Is ri, ct
in cascs of d,spep-ii and debility m,st salutary
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

TINA ''.r "r:orc N d" Of tle same IN. t,rla!s.
a.. 81 tiIr~ SELL. GABLE sea-" WEED ...,., =
HIt,nt SfILp. ON IL 49,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
SILVER PLATED WARE.

PAINTED WINDOW SHADES Of cy,. attv did,
eut pattern shades made 10 order
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

the position ol Mr.. Bryant's body iudicat-
eel that. upon notice OF danger. he had
seized the rope aud made an effort 10
climb it,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10

P. &. LAl RID.
Manufacturer Of the
- CELEBRATED RLUE MOI NTAI\ -.
GRANITE MO\J ME\rS, TAI.-
LEIS, HEAD STONES, *. g.,
A!-n. importer and dealer in thu
- world renowned RED A>p GRAY -
POLISHED SCoT'H GEASITF Most.
IENTS, IAHIFT~, --Nr, &c.
hJv" Polished Grant now ON hind
- ,nd will import To order and sell he
for les than can De bought an
Boston Discount TO tn tTs'r. over
- 2'm dr-i"ns ca hand. Ilrr-r ell and
see.
~. E.i,"sh '. I''...f' /. 1~-l.--5
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.SUuipS III Orleans Co.

i..trJ bi,.!,Ui. d. timatci.
u. IapN& Iu-,. I-,I.ur,i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-10
GEO. z. ROWELL n CO.'S
4rW Adrfrtisements.
THE CONGRESS- ARCTIC.

ilit EE5r WINTER OVERSHOE.
10 Buckles To BREAK!
y" Trouble To rI-TuN,
NEAT. GENTEEI >TII i>Hl
Ash Nour Shoe Dealer for it,
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BABBlT METAL ,
CANVASSERS WANTED!

OLD ~ ri.-tAr best labbitinc material for
Al TIL CALEDu\IAN OFfII
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CJod Cau,I-scrs want j. e. work on r-lIrv or C
M. sion l'Ts"us of experience preferred. Apply
Lock Box b, -. ,IohIs'Iry. 30 .
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\ 5 r II NJ \ ID.

rpTiIAMS ASTHMA SrE,IFlC i oan0..'.i t.
relieve the WORT IN ten minute llial package
I'M tEri Ga receipt OF IL thrccceni stamp.
{. \. BRAMAN,
l".1 arlington It. Il -to,., M.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25
Editors Table.

"FoR EvrRyBoDY," Is the unique title of a
new illustrated family paper, the first number of
which lies before us. II Is finely printed on tint
paper, and the original ard selected matter Il
eontslns fully carry out the meaning of Its name.
Lovers of light reading, of the Islger and TrMe
Flag style, are kept in mind but History Travel,
Agriculture, Humor and Buiiesaue, are not for
gotten. In short, field is taken which has never
before been go completely occupied. 1t is to be
issued monthly, and sample copies will be sent
by the publisher on receipt Of Fifteen cents. The
subscription price is one dollar and a-hulf per
year. and the publisher offers prizes on u fair,
though novel plan, but of such magnitude that
they would be looked upon with distrust, if they
we're not so reasonably explained and strongly
vouched for, by some of the largest and most
responsible houses in Me country.
Agents are wanted In this vicinity, but to shield
the public from imposition any one applying
must give satisfactory reference, after which they
will be furnished with a certificate by the pub
Usher, and liberal commission allowed. The
prizes offered being direct to subscribers, and not
10 getters up of elubs as is usually the case, will
render II an easy matter to obtain large list
anltTig our reading public. Address. Henry H..
Sage, Publisher, '26 Allen street, Buffalo, y. Y.
. THE LADY's FRIEND FOR APRIL, 1S7l.-A re-
markable number. 'The Morse Princess steel
plate, in Imuu's best style, Is worth a hundred
commonplace, exprcssionless subjects, however
finely executed, and we would rather have it than
a roomfull of gaudy chromos. So superb pic
ture at so triing price is n thing to be wonder
ed at. The Fashion Plate presents group of
graceful ladies most styiishlr attircd in fresh
Spring costumes and an absndant variety Of
illustrations show the latest shape for basques,
overskirts, sashes, &c. The music Is the 'Vive
la Coterie Galop.' And then, what feast o.
reading in the choice stories and poems 'rhree
Versions of the Same Story is sprightly little
feminine sketch. 'One Womans Experience
begins story Of uncommon excellence. Made
maisele Deligny is concluded satisfactorily, The
Beaufoys of Bevdere' is continued, and 'The
Wedding Gin,' 'Kathleen's Engagement and
Aunt Dorcas" keep up the hiGh reputation OF
this magazine tor attractive short stories. The
Workable Department contains some illustra-
tions and directions for making lacc-stitches,
which we should think would be acceptable to
industrious ladies, will also the convenient
patterns for every sort of garment promptly sup
piled on application. Price $3.50 year (Which
also includes a large steel engraving). Four
copies, sc. Five copies (and one gratis). $500.
''rhe Lady's Friend and the Saturday Evening
Post (and one engraying), -. Published by
Deacon Il Peterson, Philadelphia. Sii.gle copies
for sale by al! Ns,rs dealers, 25 cents.
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NEW FIRM.
DyerIy IL FVcnpcriy's Excelsior Gal.
leTy OF Art, Third street,
Suubury. pn.

MR.. BYEELY has lately added to his already
W. well established reputation, the services of
Mr.. NJ. r. Hemperly whose reputation as a pho
tographic operator, stands unriyaled in this part
OF the country, and hereafter they will carry on
the Photographic trade, at the old staOd under
the firm name of Byerly x Hemperly's Excelsior
Gallery of Art, at whose establishment the pub
lie will be chceriu.ly accommodated throughout
the whole line of photography
For Photographs Of all styles and sizes rang
Ing from the small Gem 10 the life size portrait.
Go TO ByerlyN ~ llemperly.
For the beautiful porcelain picturo which for
soituess Of finish, and durability cannot be ex-
cel!el, 20 to Byorly * llempurly.
For the Rembrandt photograph, now so popu-
lar in all ouI large cities, aud showing the pecu-
liar effect Of light and shade, and the avurte of
the Old German Artist Rembrandt, 20 to Byerly
* Hempcry.
Ifyou have an old picture you want copied
and enlarged 10 any size, and coored oil. water
color, iuiia lux or crnyou, take il TO Beverly d
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IL yea want n frame Of any size and at any
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and take look ut their iWmeuse stock in that
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For Albums 20 to Byerly 4 Ilemperly.
For square Frames made 70 order go To Byerly
& Hempcrly, in hort, for anything in the photo
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Feb. 25, ISL.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25
Best Nader Prints at weitze, Gaskns & Co.'S

CASpIpATEs.-Duringt the past two weeks the
Democratic aslirants for Office have been quite
busy among our rural friends attending court.
For Legislature, jeremiah Snyder, the present
District Attorney, appears to be very prominent
candidate. ID. Gallagher, of Shamokin, is also
a candidate, representing the Irish portion Of the
party. For Judge, Geo. w. Ziegler, Esq, and
Geo. Hill, Esq, are candidates. For Associate
Judge, ]. j. Reiinensnyder, Hon. W. l.. Dewart
and Hon. Geo. c. Welker are desirous Of filling
that honorable position. For Commissioner, NJ.
E. Bucher claims another term, while Ex-sherlG,
d. Becky, thinks there should be Il change in
that office. These candidates are all old politi-
clans, and will leave nothing undone to convince
the voters that they are entitled to the positions
they ask for.
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Jottings.

THE best band to accompany lady vocalist
a husband.
SMALLPOX is recommended as a preventive of
intcrvewers.
LARGE numbers of rats are passing down the
river now, and many more it is said will follow.
We would advise all who have property to in
sure, to get insured with L. NJ. Yodcr, insurance
agent, office near the Court House, Suubury, Pa
The trains of cars arriving here going north
ward, carry large numbers of returning raftsmen
who have succeeded in disposing of their lumber.
SETTLEMENT day is rapidly approaching, and
large sums Of money will change hands. Many
of our business men are sending out gentle re-
mindcrs, in the shape of uiils, to those who have
the honor of being on their books.
Tue following are the finciful names bestowed
upon the prettcr varieties of ladies' Spring hats I;
the Empire the 'Lorne' gypsy, the Daisy the
Princess Louise the Rosebud gypsy, the
Hawthorne the 'Galetea,' sailor hat, and the
st. Leon.'
VIZ find the following local in the Harrisburg
STATE JourHal;
Harrisburg bellies are famed for their beauty
aud Intelligence. Their eompeers are not TO be
found.
II Is very evident that tho local editor has
never been 90 sanbury. II he will take the
trouble To visit this place, be will ind that Sun
bury bellies viii east Harrisburg beles lnto the
shade, 10 polat Of beauty or Intelligence.
Wa notice that Governor Geay has appointed
Brig, Gen. c, G. Mccormick, Of Milton, Major
General Of the Eighth Division of the National
Guaiis 0f Pennsylvania, Gen. Mccormick was
10 active service durlag the late rebellion, aud
J rendered valuable sersles 10 ghe government
lls appointment l. a dessI'lng Que and will giy,
/ gensral satisfaction.
Wa noticed lately that some eight or ten neW
eaidngs aTe Ia course Of erection Ia Purdy's Ad
dhlon. Also a uambeg IN ghls hoToagh and "a
| Cakes Addition. u appears ths, the depression
/ of labor aud money doss aoi FslaTd Improve
'asn's any Ia this place
LApifs shhsal escos, Ia tTaYollss should b,
Ssry gaftieulaT sAh shola lhsy bseelss ssqual N
| "a.
~ youT llps w0nld taFs fs0m sips,
fhs things ebssFft slik safs
Of sbGa iss tlrak 40 shain you SPEAK,
Aui h0s wana shsa -ana shsss,'
wksnsgss yoa sss : siits ssranslous III
yssf oeiaf,,st, sna pashins hia,seif lsgsali a..
ssyiHs, "An ges lfsfsilas slsss Aiios ~
g., /" sif,, sls., lasl 80 ~ hla "fhapk las, tif
/ ssssiss W sssssissss." ~ obssfsihs lba rsls
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-25
JUST received, number Unpopular fronts and
French calf skins, at the Regulator.

SINCE the Democratic Guard has seen proper
to expose the actions of the Ring, and is
desirous TO bring about reformation in our
county affairs, it has received the illwi!l Of some
of the county officials who have Withdrawn all
their patronage from that establishment Tor the
purpose, we suppose, Of compelling the conduc-
tors of that paper to let them alone. The Sheriff,
1t appears, has become quite indignant and
Imagining himself Lord and master, he came
down upon that establishment with all the pomp
and vengeance that the dignity of Office could
inspire, and withdrew from it all his patronage,
after having received the support of that paper,
which secured his election. This lngratltude
has not, however, had the desired effect Of quiet
Ing that organ, aud its editors now speak right
out and tell what wrongs have existed, aud ex-
poses the corruptions of the Ring without fear
or favor. Had the Democratic organs adopted
this plan long ago, they would not now be COM
PEELED to twist so terribly to conceal the many
sins that their leaders are guilty Of, aud which
will eventually ruin their party.