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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31

WoI.rII RrMEMEEEING.-Thc Burling
ton Free Press has these plain words
which are worth remembering:
The advertising of lotteries is contrary
20 the lrws O: tie State. All lotteries
are at best gambling operations, and a-
a general rule thoy are pure swindlc5 10
boot. One was drawn t.c other day in
Ohio, the Great attractions for which
were AN ''Optra House" and 4 so, 900
cash prize, and it turned out-hy sheer
accident oi' couN-tIlat at the DRAWN"
The tickets for both vf them were held by
the manager and proprietor of the lot
terry, We know of no class 10 whom
the ada@e about the parting of a fool and
his money applies better than 10 pur-
cIaSrrs of lottery ticket, or tickets in
''prcmium land sales"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31

! though hn BE-, and krntuchiaa ly birth,
President Lincoln is the c.>rmlial repre-
sentative of all Yankees, AMI thc yclita-
bic specimen. physically, of what tEc
world seems determined 20 rr.rr,l as our
characteristic qualities. II Is the ~trang-
est and yet 1hc ittc~t lltin2 ia thr jun
be of human Nirs>itu,lc>, that he, uut ci
| so many millions, unlocked lor. select
cl 10y an intcllisihie process that could
be based upon his ",anin, qualities, um-
known To those VITO chose i.im, AMI un-
suspected Of what ondowmcmtS may
adapt him for hs trcmcudunus rcSpousi-
bility, should have found the way open
for him 10 lIing his Iauk personality into
the chair oi statc.-wlyrr. | presume,
il was hi- first impulse tn throw his les
on the comuci- table. and tell the Cabinet
Ministers story There i un describe
ING his lengthy awEwafdn2>-, hor lhc un-
couillnc.s # his movement aud vet II
seemed a. ii | had been in the habit OF
sceir. him duly. and had shaken bands
with Inn thousand times in some VII
lace street: 81 true va BE- to the aspect
nl the pattern American, lipn-h with a
certain cNiravIcamcr, which. possibly,
exaggerated ~till further Ity tie drii"hiCl
ca9crucs- with which / took it in
Ii put to nu,-, his caIiug and ,ivcli-
hood. should have fa!.ym him for
else. lie wa dressed IN a rn-,y black
truck-coat ami pantaloom-. mhru,hcl,
and worn 50 faithfully that lhr suit h2d
adapted i.>olt 10 the rurv,- ani a"YHlHl-
iiy- of his li.ur,. and had grown to he
an outer skin of the man lie haI slab
by slippers on lu~ fect. / H. hair was
black, sill uumiNcI with "ray, -titt.
somewhat bu-:y. aud had apparently
b.cn acquainted With nojlh,r Lru-h nor
comb that morning. :ilI the d'~rrran"r-
mcnt "i tie pillow: nnl ~ to Il ri Int
cap, Uncle Al, probably huow~ nuthing
OF ~uc! ,il..niuacjr~ lii complcrli.n
j. dark anl >niIaw. httokrting, lar, an
in>aluhriouS atmosphere Ground the
White House: lac has thick black eye
browS IN an mp uljn. brow: his uy.c
l. Iar@,, and the lines ahoat hj~ mruth
are very ,ir"n.ly lrii..rl.
lh, whole phN-io-nomy = a. coar-r q
one ~ yuu would meet anyWhrl in tho
lyn2th and breadth rt tie State hut.
withal. it i redeemed, illuminated, ~,lt-
cncI, auI hri.hicmri, by LinIly though
serious luul, ont ui his cy,-, and an cN-
ptr>s;un d h,mrly -a@aCily, lhlt sr.m-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31
VOLUME 81 NUMBER 1857,

cause it bctrays some very bad habits.
We have known children that seemed to
have been born thieves ani liars, so ear
Iy did they display these undesirable
traits, yet we have lived TO see those
same chldrcn become noble men and wo-
men, and ornaments to society. We
must confess they had wise. aiitctionatc
parents. And whatever else you nay be
compelled to deny your child by your
circumstances in life, give it what it most
y>Iuo-, plenty Of love.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31

y PLEA ruE TIE LITTLE FOLKS -
Don't expect too much Of them; it has
taken forty ycars, it may lie, 10 make
you what you now a"e, with all your les
sons @! experience; and will dare say
you are a faulty being at best. Above
all don't expect judgment in a child Or
patience under trials. SympalIiz, in
their mistakes and troubles don't IidI-
cnlr them. Remember not to measure Il
chi!T, trial, by your standard. As one
whom his mother comforlcih,' says the
inspired writer, and beautifully does lie
convey To Us the decd, faithful love that
ought 20 Ic tuuml in every Noman's
heart, the umiailIn@ sympathy with all
her childrcn'> griri-. When | see chill
lrcn GOING To their father for comfort, !
am sure there is something wron% with
their mother.
Let the memories of their childhood
be iS bright rs you can make them
Grant lhem every innocent pleasure III
Your power. We have often felt uur
temper rise to see how carclrs>ly thcir
little plan. were ihwarIcd 10y older per
SONS, when Il little trouble on their part
would htvc given the child pleasure, the
memory Of which would last lifetime
! Lastly, don't think Il child hopeless hc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31

Col. Furney writes from Washington
"EveIybody here except the president,
and few senators who seemed 10 par
take Of lis enthusiasm ON the subject,
have come to the conclusion tia; for the
present at least, the San Domingo pro-
.lect of the Administration is dead. In
conversation with -rratorI discover
tE.at recent events, more or less directly
tracrlblc 10 tie Stn Domingo scheme,
have aIirnatcI many oi those who wele
formerly trichdIy 10 it, while they have
confirmed the position OF it- opponents"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31


Mr.. Home, of st. Louis, has insured
his life for 100000. His heirs trust he
will live long-in 4 Home
The King OF AsIrantee has 3,43l
wives; from which We infer the King of
Ashantec doesn't live in n shanty.
At 4 Cincinnati rolling mill, young
man named Earr pounded hombshcII
with II hammer, when his head was dis
covered Il Farr Oft.
\ Portland paper asserts that Il man
recently walked into the ollirr of the
/"a's idror,d., IN tIat pleasure place,
Maine City, AMI inquired it Mr., I,en
was III.
The editor ol I:,i.>l;L.c Patriot haS-
in" received Il hlnk-note de!cctor, re
turns thanks, and mole>tIy asks for some
hank-note1 upon which 10 test it~ aycura-
ry
Boy, why d.d yoG take an almtuI of
my SHINGLES Oh Sunday ~ ''Why, sir,
mother wanted some kind,in-- --wool, and
didn't wan, t. llil wood on sun
day"
\ gentleman laid in bed one morning.
when Il friend stepping in said: q,
break fast i coming in. ''Ict it come"
exclaimed p, with Il look of defiance,
Il am not afraid of it
O.wc.o has had Il sd affair. \ young
man WAS Obliged 20 stay ON the roof OF
q house all night, with nothing on hut a
din shitt, because a aneighbor came home
-ooncr Than his vile expected him.
\ farmer, who recently had his butter
seized on by the c'crk oI the market for
short wci.ht, gave rs a reason that the
cow from which the butter was made,
WIS subjected 10 the cramps, and that
had caused the butter to shrink in weight.
\ your. merchant in Downievillc,
Cal, tpnk friends advice, the other
day, and put i pound cartridge Of pow
der in his stove To blow out an obsiruc-
tiom in the pipe. Ic had quite a guam
tily OF old east iron for sale iii few
minutc'.
Two iricLis meeting, one remarked,
Il have Just met man who told me l
looked exactly Ike you." Tel me who
it was that may knock hlm down" re
plicd his friend "D"m't trouble your
SELF" said he: Il did that myself at
once.
SATISFACTORY f.XrLNNArIUN.-At a
certain collc9c the senior class was under
examination for de5rces The professor
ot natural philosophy WAS badgering OPP
ties. The p,int under illustration wa
that. strictly and scientifically speaking,
we see no object, but their images dc.
pictci On the rclina. The worthy pro
ic,>or, in order to make the matter PLAIN
or, said to the wag of the clasS: "Mr
jackson, did you evcr actually see yonr
father = Bill replied promptly, "No,
sir PLEASE TO explain why you ncv-
cr saw your !atLcr." "lierau,e, re-
piled Mr. jackson, @rarcb, ''ho died he
fore | was born, sir.
.IllreIE>rE IT."-A little boy was
advised by his father TO use illustrations
in hi. conversation whenever they should
occur to him, "for,' continued the par
ent. '.thcrr Is 10 more forcible way OF
conveying or expressing your meaning.
Shortly after the boy was lectured on
generosity. ''lt's better to give than TO
receive, Johnny-iar better. The Bible
says 81, and say So
"Iluslratc it, papa. | think l will
understand you better
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31
Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree
and Shrub, and Evergreen Seeds, pre-
paid by mail, with directions for culture.
twenty-five different packets of either
class for SI.OO. The six classes 500.

-u,S'u il+ Evergreen and Tree SEEDS Apple, Pear,
'hrrry, &r.: Gtl- seed; Beet, Cibl.4ge, Carrot,
onion. STfa-h IuInp, and al Vegetable and Flower
ed Ia small or large qUiniic- also Small lruils
Et'L- Bull Shrubs l;o=cs, NrIbenas, &c, by mail,
r'Phd New ''oldcn Elnd, Japan Lily, &c. PIiccd
' 'iPhN" ralnrue mt to any plain iddr ~, grltir
At' ut " ult'd Mh"osic lifi 10 AGENTS, Ciuis and
~" lTI!". - I'd cnInItli-- ion
u. VI. WATSON, uId Colony Nurse ics and Sc Il
'n ho"-'' I'ltm'u h, Nus. I-tibIislud d IN ~.
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LB. HARRINGTON, SONS & co.

MI Slt ROOMS.
Corner l.. L. street, and Eastern Avenue St Johns bury,
h, on hand large a-.or:lu, NJ Of rIN>"., C>Hi>iT
pr.A--, >mrI1r MU-I', and l~-rLI 'iI"> IiOuk, and
,!,, l. IA all kind OF Nj -I'-NI Nh aud /
NLt ',H.u',~.
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U p n o l. S T cry

rhOlstry Of all kind and stock furnished at whole
-'e mud rtlil. All Crdrrs promptly met by FRANCIS
NllrEE, Furt'r Avenue. 81. Iohu.burv VI
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st. sluhnsburu (1't.) Galraonlan
&. VI. STONE a co., Publishers.

TERMS - one copy pgr sunuin. .......... $3.50
If pliI -tuCtly ia advance. 5000
EN,H -j-I-CEI;I:E will find on his p,r'r ia coa-
uoc'ion with hi4 name the dat to which lac = paid.
No othrr receipt l. necessary.
PuSTAGE-Thcrr i NJ portage on this prlcr in
g ,lcdoni, County out 'f ;he County. five cents a
lnlt.r to any ptrt of the nitrd Stitcf Ina!l sub-
-cribcr- must remit twenty mt year ior adv 'ncc
po.tIgc, which has t. be- paid at this otic'.
.IOE PRINTING oi all Lind- done at Hyim-; price,
With new and modern machinery AMI .killful workmrn
n,Iy III kinds Of lob Ptining c:n b. done l. wr aud
cheap "a in thu ciri.s
LE'AL BLANKS, " :rd 'nd Pap rst'ok con tnntly
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
a." r"',. Ua ',"s. "rr i"rh l'ar) "1c 'r.'t ..@l'"
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t.f-5 r,I'stWHH'r 10
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LIE SAVED El \ Tr>rNMrNr.-Ihc
Bangor Whis says that few evenings
>iucc, H. the passenger and mail tram ON
the European ami North American road
was running OH Ite usual up TIP, pistol
bullet came through the window oi Ihc
engine cab and struck the engineer, Mr..
VIM. i. Lewis, on tie id wilh such vi
olcncc, that it paS.c "a clear through Il
testament in his vest pocket and i"d4r'l
between the inner cover and cloth. Ow-
IN. to the noise of the train, neither Mr..
Lewis nor his fireman heard the >ho, or
noticed that the glass WAS broken until
the next day, and Mrs Lewis, examining
her husbands vest, was the first To dis
cover the bullet. The presence of the
tcs,am, mt Given 10 her husband hy Mrs.
l. undoubtedly saved Mr.. Lewis's liir,
fuI h:tI the bullet struck his body Il,
it dill the book, it must have penetrated
his lungs Mr.. Lewis thinks the sho
was II random one and not intended fnI
him.
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IN. -uEEr IRON, BRASS AND COPPER WARES
N.d dealer in STOVES, Hollow Ware, Yankee No
iiui.- Etc Ililruld street, st. JOhusbury. VI.
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IuIH AN ID N /; : T. y T. q l.,
rcy,l in Irlad- direct from the mill- at the south
,nl Wet aud from thu best oil l;'iincri"s in fcHn-H J.
a.. ,nlt AI-o, General M,rchtndi-r, consisting OF
Jl Good and Choice Imily Groccrs, which We OF
,,r 10 the, trad. at our Railroad Street, -.
i.l,I-lurv On tn. mot favorable tcrm-.
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p. &. LAIRD,

GE\>IlL MOST MENTS, TABLETS, HEAD
STONES, \DERIl\lNG,
tni 1ii ind "t Granite Work, Carving and L. u"iug
d"u" Sc veil 90 al Ice done i'll li'-t0n.
E'tl."NH ~tEiJr, 81. J"H>.HUEY, VT.
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NEEAL INST EANC y & l. = L
Ustibli-hcd Isis }
nice over nm Fletcher Sorr, Miin stree l.
,, .trV- \. SHAW
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MATHEWS & PETTENGILL'S
p. p. LONERGAN,

Manufacturer and Dealer in
EDDT ,SIIpI.S uud III BIiFl;S, al-n LEATHER,
Il\DiNGS, ETC.
...r.. d, 4, .-rrrrY ItII..I.I ES !
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John BACON I'd,
A. p. HALE,

IlNI.Il: ~ HIDES, LEAIlIiE AND OIL
L .lmhn.hmIN C-mtrr. ".
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S n A w S

Manufacturer and Dealer in
I. I.BoHT~ SHOES \ \ u II Il !. Il :
\Il,n'- Block, l.; Il. rect, II. IuhHFiiry, W.
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HHIItOpSOIilP.

~. ~ me Il man luis he takca kink out uf the
IA ain life, and thus Icn-thcns it.--J lu.II>GsI
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r GALLAGHER.

DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS,
.IoH,~'N'S lLo'k,
air, .,I .tr,,t 81. .Juhn-htuy. VI
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H. E. & D. O. WOODRUFF,

CLAIM AGENT,
NTThG~IY AID col S;-TLL"E At I'M.
Htrtnu. \rrmuut.
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PUTNAM D. MCMILLAN,

,.,su >S.ITs o\lE. 4urou,urc.
y D. I:inI."l ~, Sr,,lI Al,nt. u. InnnrlurN, w.
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[ z A Il A r V E Y
JEWETT & BRIGHAM ,

u rlrr in ". |. GOODS, GEOCEElES, fLnl l.
rlcDNI~lO\S. YANKEE MOTIONS. Ac.
MAJ. ..-fI.EII. IoINSIu Ky, NIEM">T
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NJ M JOHNSON.

uAIE DRESS Nc Loo y
MON Il,ck tup sthir+,l Main -trcct, ST. 'lolhshur!
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GEO. c. & GEO. W. CAHOON

Manufacture, Il
r.r II.-I-.. s..SNI.-E">F-. N>p "ENNNL$IAL W"i,
Lyndon, Vermont.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

81. G IA ) NJ l + IL,
Paddock Village, II J"hhsh'lH' VI
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WIN. W. CIRCUIT,

't ".tlI"E- NJ Jaw, NnII'ITnEs ~ CnA\' LEY
II",urc f'u-iou- and Horm'ic-, lyndon, VI.
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HAIL K FLETCHER,

-TI'INI NNfEI l''I. IWT-
.y,r Hall x FI,t,h,I- store, st. oiI-h bury.
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o. p. & S. A. BENNETT,

rJ.,Itt..I, Most NTNT-, mEAp-IoNI-, NNn ALI LI\I'
ut. Vi i..I.I.T NnI.I,, TEnN F''.EITN ASn NMLEi'NN
MNLiLE.
order. hv Mil e. otlrrwis prompt attended 10.
,,tt.,,,, ..,I.tt, SIN. rN..E<GIE pIppI
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2;usiness Cdr0s.
DICKEY & SMITi

, ,ITu,.NTlS AND SOLICITORS II CHANG EEG.
lirr, in Brick block opposite -. ohn-sury Hone.
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I.NII.~ ~ DRY GOODS ". l. GOODS, iLDi /;
i.tI - 1t E\ISIIiNG GOODS, Etc.
.N,I. -IuIII. ~ttI IHt ~. JrH>rEI ~ H"I =.
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G. p. SPEN G { r,

DEN MIST.
o Niiu - .lud List IA Avenue, Il. 'l"1itslny )
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ne OItY Amusements.


Ar THE CHEsNUT Signor Blitz and his son
will give magical entertainment this afternoon
FOR the benefit of the French and German
Sufferers. Blitz will exhibit some of his most
remarkable tricks on this occasion, and we hope
that there will be a crowded house.
This evening A Neto Way to Pay Old Debts
.Till be performed, with MIR. Davenport as 'Sir
fGiles Overreach."
AT THE WALNUT Mr. and Mrs. Barney Will
{ Jams will appear this evening in the dramas of
fThe Emerald Ring and AH HdlJo1o EUe; or Snap
Apple Night
Ar THE ARCH John Brougham's dramatiza-
lion of The Old Curiosity Shop will be per-
Formed this evening, with Lotta as Little
Nell" and the "Marchioness."
AT THE MUSEUM, Ninth and Arch streets,
Dramatic performances will be given this after
boon and evening.
AT THE AMERICAN a variety programme will
DE presented this evening.
BECK's PHILADELPHIA BAND, No. l, will give
a grand concert at the Academy of Music on
q thursday evening, April 18th.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Death nfn Prominent Dnmnnrnt

BUFFALO, March 22.-Hon Isaac V. VanderpOol, a
prominent Democratic politician OF Western New
York, died this morning.
Tie Feninn Exiles Kebuksd by tho Brother
hood
NEW YORK, March 22.-At a session OF the Fenian
Brotherhood TO. day John Savage made a long
address. He took occasion to rebuGe the eXiles re-
Gently arrived from Ireland for their dictatorlal
course in seeking to destroy the Fenlan organization
in this country, that they might establish secret
directory composed Of themselves for the custody of
the funds OF the organization.
The resolve not to yield the name OF "Fenian"
was enthusiastically cheered.
Charles II. Marshall, chairman or the Chamber OF
Commerce French Relief Fund Committee, has re-
ceVed letter from G. Densny, Mayor OF Arras, re-
turning thanks for sympathy shown by America
to unhappy France, and requesting donations OF
seed.
He SAYS the frost destroyed the wheat in the
ground, and has taken away all hopes OF crop next
season. The committee has also received letter
from Bishop ]. b. KerfOo, OF PittsbuTg stating he
will suggest action 10y his clergy for the relief Of the
French peODle.
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ELLIGER.-On the 21st instant, DR.. ARTHUR j.
ELLIGBR, in the 26th year Of his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
parents, No. 1ll2 Spring Garden street. on Friday
afternoon, path instant, at O'Clock. Interment at
Laurel Hill Cemetery. -
HIRoNs.-On the evening OF the 21st instant, ANNE
f. wife OF the late John Hlrons, of Wilmington,
Delaware in the s0th year of her age.
WHITE.-On Monday morning. March 90, ELIZA
BETH GRAY widow of the late Britain White, in the
SSth year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence
No. 1898 Race street, on Thursday, the 23d instant
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
WRIGHT.-On Sunday morning, the 10th instant
at Eennsvile, n. J., ROBERT c. WRIGHT in the list
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of
his father, Samuel Wright, No 1922 Arch street.
on Thursday afternoon, 23d instant, at o'clock. .
eT- MASONIC NOTICE.-THE BRETHREN
generally invited to join with Lodge No. ST.
f. AM, to attend the funeral Of our late Brother
Hon. Judge ELLIS LEWIS, from No. 800 S. FOrteth
street, on Wednesday, March %, ct O'Clock P. NJ. =
JOHN L. THOMSON, w. NJ.
Interment at Woodlands. -
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.Sl7,lO6,I5
s A V E ID.
The Missing Boy Robert Smith Back to his
Parents Akaln-A sharp Search and It's

The Missing Boy Robert Smith Back to his
Parents AknIn-A sharp Search and It's
Result.
Detectives Carlin and Lukens, after a great
deal of trouble, have succeeded in bringing
back to his parents the lost Robert Smith, who
was taken away frola his home, on Pearl street,
on Saturday last. The detectives aseertained
that the lad was not at Hazletyille, as had been
stated, but on q miserable peach farm eight
miles from Dover.
They hired a horse and wagon and started from
that place in search of the farm and at half past
one this morning they drove up to the place
they were in search of, entered the house, aud
were fortunate enough to find the lad in bed.
The proprietor of the farm was quite indignant,
and fumed and stOrmed at a high rate, saying
that be would not allow the lad to go unless he
was refunded the amount expended in bringing
the boy from Philadelphia.
This request was of course refused, aud the
officers and lad drove back to Dover, aud took
the 6 o'clock train from that place. The boy
was given in charge of his parents to-day at ~
o'clock 1t was no easy task hunting up the
boy and the detectives deserve great credit for it,
NTOTIOE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ fore existing between ]. A. BLAKE, g. NJ.
BOMEISLBR, w. p. JACKSON, and ]. L. j ACK-
SON under the name OF j. A. BLAKE CO., Is dis
solved this day. The business will be settled up by
the undersigned. j. A BLAKE,
No, 1907 MARK Ell Street.
March 20, 1871. 82l 81
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FROM GAN.ADA.
ElecrIousin The ProvInce of OntnrI

TORONTO, March 22.-The elections in the pro-
vince OF Ontario took place yesterday, and the re-
suit as far as heard from, inc icates loss to the
Government party OF eight to ten votes Tue oppo-
stion claim victory, but the Government organs
contend that they have q good working majority
All the members Of the Ministry have been re-
turned. The elections throughout the province
were Keenly contested, but the utmost order and
good feeling prevailed, and not the slightest dis
turhance Is repOrted.
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CONG r ES S.
FOKTY-sEoOND TERM-FIRsr SESSION


WAsHNGToN, March 22.-The vote on the passage OF
the bill defining of matches recOnsdered and
the bill placed the calendar
Mr. TTumbull presented remOnstrance from the Ame-
can Free trade League against the repeal OF the duties
and cOflee, making difficult the rapeal of
the duties salt which far burden
and take away millions from the people, Ony small
portion of which received by the Treasury the larger
part going tribute to manufactures Referred to the
Committee on Finance.
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MR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the ieweller at No.
South Second street. has OF the largest and NEST
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the werth OF their money.
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FROM THE ST.4TE.
The Execution ef a nIurderer.

WILLIAMsPoRT, March 22.-LlOyd BrittOn, CO.
lored man. was executed here to-day for the murder
of Jacob Bay, German, on the 10th or November
last. lie died protesting his innocence.
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puRNErT,s CooK1Na ExTRAcrs dc best.

FOR OYSTERS always FRESH, FAT, AND INVITING"
Stewed, Steamed Roasted, PaDned, Broied, Fried,
and Raw, go to Leschs, northeast corner NiAth and
Chesnus. Half peck steamed oysters, 25 cents.
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SEA Moss FARIEE from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams etc. etc. The
cheapest, heathest, and most delicious food in the
world.