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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
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PA>SI MI>it LODGE. No. - r. n A. VI.
REGULAR communication Thursday -v, "n "r hr
tore the tull of the Moon j. +. TAYLOR, Sec.
Regular communication FRIDAY on before the
iull 81 ia" moon {. Y EASTMAN. SEC y.
Found at Last ~ remedy that only
lirvrS hut Cunr- consumption. well coughs.
colds bronchitis. sore throat. influenza. Get. The
REMEDY I" which We nlludr' Is DR. WiStHr'S BaiSGn'
Of Hh Ch.rrg prepared 10y Seth W. Fowl- \
sons Ru-t"u ~ and 81 a h"ttl,. lar-e bottles
much the cheaper
.Ju>tic" at Ia-t.-rhc Public far i'll al
vance Of the medical profession III recognising
HTi'> H"H'V u H"r'h"HHd ana Tar a. "A specific
TOY consumption. coughs and colds hui at last the
Faculty ar" doing Justice I" the great antagonist
and ,unuurrur IF pulmonary diseases The country
rg generally report that the local physicians
prescribing il i'll prt,rn I" all t" the old pull
monies and that thu result Is an immense increase
in the percentage of cures.
Pixies Tooth ache Drops in one minute.
Stop that Cough. No pulmonary complaint
h"wrvrr chronic. can long resist the healing inttu
"t Or Morris syrup of Tar Wild Cherry
and IIurrh.uud ~ a SluciiC toT Cuughs. Colds
Asthma. and bronchitis. cure for CR"Ur. and pre-
v-ntiv" "t Consumption. II has II" equal. Acts
like a charm IN hnlrSrn,ss aud sore throat Clears
and Strengthens tn" N,n"' "i speakers and singers
lak"~ iwsN all TIA" distress Of wHuoPl\" cuU"H.
Contains no opium ur other dangerous drug. and Is
PHEASANT I" take. Trial BOTTLES. 10 cents. q \
St"rcr - .J"hu~hurN. and Barbour : Eaton, Wells
River sole Agents call and a~k them about ii.
Wells. richardson \ Co. Burlington. General
AGENTS 5i-lO6
Economical New Foo,i.-2:, cents will buv q
packag,. 81 SEA Moss EaIIu, made from pure Irish
Mos hich 81, III make ~ kinds of dishes. such
cake pics pudhng~. etc 81 lGylartS Of custards
i,llr~ creams Charl"tt" Russo, blanc Nadrr etc
Sold Icy all druggists and @r"crr-. taprl5 10
\ BLESSING
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
MUSIC LESSONS!

am DESTROYS of getting class in music for the
coming summer. My method is modern and thor
Gugh My former home was within few miles OF
Boston and my education in music has been wholly
acquired of the best teachers there. Should bt
very grateful for patronage.
IO-I2 FLORA f. CLARK
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
For California.

4 party leave this place next week
for California. overland. 1t is expected
that Geo. Hopkins, Mrs. 6. W. Fair
brother and daughter, W. F. Baker and
brother of Greensboro, and one "r two
from Barton. will make up the party.
Mr.. Hopkins goes for his health. expect
ing T." make his home there. Mrs.
Fairbrother goes to her husband, VIII"
Stockton. W. F. Baker goes out with
his brother, VIII" has il pulmonary
trouble.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
FARM FOR SALE

Within one half mill. of Pcilclam ifnllnw uIt.
fourth mile of Sch"ol Hnusr and one fourth
mile of Academy and Church. Contains about 10
acres, abundance of wood and timber never failing
water at house, barn and pastures House and
shed well built. Also 80 acre lot of moving pas
ture and timber land, mile from said farm, all
a road that never drifts From Peacham Hollow
To Barnet. T.. ". CLARK
Peacham. Vt. Jan 10 la lOitf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

......, r>lu> and Vt lNTERNArioNAL TEL
.,p.,>l Offices i'll the Post Office
.'N ,..t and IN the Passenger Depot
Oh" .r- trrm NJ. to . r. NJ. Night
..-, 81 uht Iat'--
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
Examination of School Teachers.

Saturday. May LIST. is the day set all
over Vermont for the examination of
those who wish to teach school this
summer. On account of the absence of
the superintendent of this toNn.. the
day was changed for st. John>hury. out
all other towns. 50 f;I aS We know. hold
examinations on this week Saturday.
This includes Barnet Centre. The no
tice last week foI the 18th. was il mis-
print.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
Millinery Opening!

Mrs: G. b. COLBY will open on Tuesday, the Att
day of May, at her Millinery Rooms in Union
the season, To the inspection of which the ladies OF
St. Johnsbury and vicinity respectfully invit
ed. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
St. Johnsbury House Sold.

Jerry Drew has Dough: the St Jehns-
bury House, and leased it t" Geo. Is.
Walker of Lymd"nrille. for three or
five Years. 1t is said that Walker pay :
$1,000 Il year rent. Mr.. Drew eNchang-
- real estate for the property. mainly.
Walker takes possession at once.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
A THIRD TERM
Harness for Sale !

Call and see my assortment of Harness made al
the Best of Oak Leather for sale at low prices.
Come and see Dry wood wanted i'll exchange for
Harness work.
Eating SdIoon IN the same BuiidinJ!
Come in and see what have got shop and saloon
1912 r.. H. IADICER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
GOLD IN kANSASI

No Black Hills all green and productive.
tiunary abstract OF title and trans portati"n from
this agency. to farms, offered security furnished
investors of 80 900 ~ per cent. net, paya
bile at your home bank.
500 900 KANSAS REAL ESTATE COU-
PON BONDS FOR SALE.
Secur, d by first mortgage farms i'll eastern
Kansas Principal due i'll five years. Interest and
principal payable wherever designated. Mort
cages from 200 to 900 and from $1,000 to 10000
accompanied by certain bonds bearing date of
murtgag PAYABLE bearer interest at 10 per cent
annually. said installments of interest specih
ed by coupons of even date with bond.
~ NOTE.-Ihese loans are not made To pur
CHASE land paw debts for men who are moi
on their farms but for the purchase of seed. i'm
plemrnts stock and Ia make additional improve
meut~ on their respective estates These transac-
lions between Debtor and Creditor, and not
with any County Commissioners, City Councils
School Districts etc
Banks Insurance Comp anirs and Institutions OF
Learning, with Endowment Funds, will he furnish
ed blanks, On application, free.
Employees of Factories Railway Cos and all Me
ChaniCs, desiring safe and sure investment cali
select their agent To call oh and make person
al examination of the indemnity We offer. Bonds
will br issued IN any denomination Ia SUIT the IN
weston: secured by first mortgage, deposited with
the FiducarN.
To those having surplus capital. We invite a per
suna call. Seeing is believing With y years
Residence in Kansas and large acquaintance We
Will select MOrtgagurs who know the difference be
tween the dav interest due and the day dfter.'
Send for Circular giving detailed statement III
relation To the security, Issue payment, interest
etc. of th-s, standard securities. Address. q. j
HOPKINS Manager Kansas Loan and Mortgage
Agency Of Leavrnw"rth, Kansas or call in person
on A. 4. MITCHELL,
6s-7U ST Johnsbury, Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

stockholders of the Merchants National
Bank on Tuesday, to effect an orrariza-
ton, almost the first obstacle met. was
a safe man, who wanted to furnish the
strong box for the funds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
EGGS FOR MATCHING

From pure bred fowls. Brown Leghorns. g. 81
per doz. White Leghorns, 81. 90 per doz. Light
6rahmas 81 % per duz Ny Light Brahmas ar,
LeghOrns from Graves stock. Send Cash with OF
der. JOHN $ L WALLACE
GIL Barnet "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

StochHoiuerS OF the Merchants National
Bank on Tuesday, to effect an orpariza-
ton. almost the first obstacle met was
a safe man, who wanted to furnish tLe
strong box for the funds.
y telegram from Mr.. Cough SAWS
he will he her. on the mail train to-
night. Illness prevented him from full
filling his engagements at BURLINGTON
and Brandon this week. Our people
seem t" he the fortunate ones this wear.
-Sngarlhg is about over, and on the
whole. an ordinary yield. But few
have made two pounds to the tree. Os
born Ward of this place. is perhaps the
largest sugar maker in town. He has Il
grove in Wheelock of about 1000
trees.
Five bright little orphan children
were taken from this place to the Bur
lington ''lIome." on Tuesday. This
Home is one of the best institutions in
dear t" st. Johnsbury, for it has done
much for ON orphaned poor.
The noon prayer meetings keep up
with large numbers and much interest.
They are in odd Fellows block, Rail
road street. and Browns block. Main
street, from - t" haIf-past, and in En-
gine house hall, Fairbanks village. from
1870 to LOO. The latter is carried Cd
almost wholly 10y the scale makers.
The mail train south Tuesday
morning. run over Il yoke of oxen be
low NewhurN. The oxen were voked
together. One WAS 50 injured that he
had to be killed. The cars received
quite :; jolt; had they left the track
they would have gone down an en-
bankmrnt. with probably serious re
suits.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
Peachan,

Peacham.
Schuyler Merrill Choate, Youngest
son of David W. Choate, Esq. died at
the residence of his father, on the 2lst
inst, in the twenty ninth year of his
age. Young Choate left home about
eleven years ago for the West, where
he remained in various employments
until some six months since. when he
took severe cold from exposure on
board steamboat on the Arkansas riv-
CT. a cough ensued, his health rapid
ly failed, and the physicians pro-
nOunced his Il hopeless ease of con
sumption. The first intelligence that
his parents had of his illness was let
ter dated at New Orleans, from the cap
tain of the boat, stating that their son
could not long survive. Mr.. Choate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
FOR SALE.

The House where now live, Main St, two
doors above Nor, IN Church. \ desirable location
house convenient and i'll good repair Terms of
payment made easy =. JEWlTI.
81. Johnsbury, March l. 1915 Gift
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
East Hardwick.

East Hardwick.
The people of East Hardwick expect
that the committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association will hold union
Gospel meetings" there, commencing
Friday evening May 9TH to continue
through the Sabbath following, posi-
bly, longer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
SETTLE UP,

All who are indebted to Ira Harvey or Harvey
Gray on book accounts or notes. are requested to
settle the same by the first of May
$50 HARVEY GRAY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

The opposition t" Nh. lde III Lyndon
was partly Lyndon bank. and partly
political. When the management of
the hank there hccamc dista>lctul t."
him. he sold his stock. As many of the
H. mdon owners of stock in this new
home they wanted one of THEN men ON
this board. BESIDES, Nj. Idle mas al
ways been out>poken in his political
Views. This was once the mpaTdoma-
bile sin in Lyndon that is. if the sinner
WAS not a democrat and it takes IL long
time t" outgrow this prejudice. la
other respects Mr.. Idle is AN meNrrp-
tiouahie director. and 81 would Nj e.
Bradley have been had he been elected.
There were 1000 shares voted on.
held bN 200 different subscribers. As
we have heretofore stated. this stock is
held largely hv men out of town. and
aS will ~, seen. it is well divided up.
1t averages only SIJOO To each stock
holder Lyndon carries the largest
amount. We think. owning about 700
shares. There have been applications
for about 600 shares from various par
ties since the books were closed.
The first work of the directors. us we
understand. is to procure their L. :.
bonds, settle upon Il locality for the
bank. decide whether to erect Il build
ing. ETC., etc. They hope to he ready
for business in the early autumn. They
will not necessarily he delayed for want
of Il cashier, as we understand they
have already had ii number of applica
tioms. On the whole. the new bank
starts off auspiciously. 1t cannot
fail to add to the business prosperity of
our town.
Col Fletcher, the president of the
new bank, is tinancier of much ex-
pefience, having been bank director
many years, and for quite IL long time
president of the old Farmers and
Mechanics bank at Burlington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
Come, at Last.

Come, at Last.
While many of the towns in he state
have been aunoyed and frightened more
81 less by the smallpox, and Others
quite near us have been scourged 10y
the canker-raslr, our place has been
mercifully spared. Joy and gladnes>
have filled the heaIts of this people
and not the least cause for thank fulnes.
has been this immunity from disease
But the epidemic has reached us al
last: still. as the season is 81 advanced
We are not without hope of il short run
We mean the "spell.' 1t has reached
this place. That thriving Young city
over the -Summerville- of
At meeting Saturday evening, f. l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
Hat and Bonnet BIeachery.

Old Hats made in the latest style. Orders
left at Mrs. Flanders Millinery Store or at my
rooms i'll Flanders Block Railroad St. st. Johns
bury. 7Otf MRS NJ A PARKER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
Photographs Photographs
HASTINGS
Photograph Rooms will be re-opened about the
FIRST OF MAY,

And thanking the public for the liberal patronag,
of the past, hope by producing strictly first
class work, to merit a continuance of the same
All the and different styles gotten up Will
neatness and despatch.
6etf GEO. II. HASTINGS.
Browns Block. 0ppOsite 81. JohnshnTy Hnuse
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New Bell.

The Methodist church in this place
have exchanged their bell for one much
larger. of IL different KEY. and of richer.
heavier tone. The bell they have been
using WAS of such key as to make il
horrible discord when rung with the
other church bells. There has been
such unity and harmony among all the
churches in this place, that it was I'M
pleasant to have even il diScOrdant
sound. We understand the exchange
was made by the efforts of IL wcll-known
citizen. not il member of that church,
who undoubtedly shoulders the prin-
cipal part of the expense. The trustees
paw one hundred dollars towards the
new bell, for the privilege of attaching
To it Il fire alarm, and using it in case
of fire The new bell weighs about
2IOO pounds. i on the key of r. is of IL
rich. melodiouS tone, and cost 5000. 1t
WAS made by Mcneeley & Sons, the
great hell makers ut Troy, n. Y. 1t is
much the heaviest bell in town. We
understand the Catholic church is soon
to have one of these Meneeley bells.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

Some parties broke into Orrin Po-
land's eating saloon, under the Avenue
House. last night. and stole some pies.
cakes. and cigars. They got in at il
window. One of the Scott boys came
forward and claimed an umbrella which
WAS left on the premises. and the
question now is, who stole the umhrcl-
la
The Methodist society i'll this place
are talking ct raising their church build
ing. 50 as To improve its appearance.
and give Nc>trl rooms and Il chance for
hcatin" apparatus underneath. 1t is
proposed ais" to repair and improve
the huildin" otherwise. \ committee
WIS chosen Monday evening to take the
matter into consideration.
Rev. Mr.. Smith. il col"rtd preacher,
has been in town the past week solicit
ing aid for his church in Liberia. MIR.
smith was formerly Il slave in this
country, hut is NOW dom. missionary
work in that African republic. Last
Saturday afternoon he gathered over
fifty children together and held Il prayer
meeting. The special object PRAYED
tnr. WAS that the Governor of Mls>l-
chu>ett> might commute the sentence
of Jesse PonrIoN to imprisonment for
life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

,,.r- Boston. 30 a. MAO T.. III.
l.,,L civ and Western. 30 a. m
80 m Northern & stage mails 4:oo
;, IN, - m Southern and
j iy,.-r,rn I4m.-453 p. m
lam y !, NJ. t"-r VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30
JERSEY BULLS FOR SALE.

Three yearling Jersey Bulls from the herd of f.
& +. Fairbanks, & Co. Also AYRSHIRE
BULL, IL months old. Enquire of
6s-7l A :. LIVINGSTON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

MRS. BOWkER would inform th, public that
she is this week opening the largest stock OF Mil
lnery and Fancy Good. in Northern Vermont
aides will find every desirable -tNl, of Hats ana
Trimmings French UreHd spanish and Malta
LdcsN RdIu HATS. trimmed with Tdisncin,
edge. Oh Ladies Caps DE-, dc. all at the lowest
prices Millinery and Dre~smaking i'll all IL
branches done tn order. Latest styles from Lon
don and Paris every month. stamping done I,
order. \ large lot of Boots Slipper. aud Rubts,,
a cast.
81 .Tohn-hurv Centre April : l-.5 ISL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

The above gentlemen we've declared
elected. and at subsequent meeting
they made choice of Col. Frederick
Fletcher a. their president.
The Other candidates received votes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-30

A>r,iur II"us, meeting Sunday at
noon at Bib.
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BIBLES !!
BIBLES !!

BIBLES! BIBLES!
i he subscriber is sole agent tor the sale of the
GUERNSEY or HOLMAN BIBLE for the cuun-
ty of Caledonia. 1t is one of the best Bibles
published and with prices to suit all. from 81 %
to Sl9. 90 with from 300 to 1900 engravings. Any
one III want of good article and cannot wait until
called upon, will correspond with me and they
shall have an opportunity to see sample.
FRANK SPOONER.
St. bloomsbury, Vt, April goth, 1875. 69tf
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,sohnsburp Galrdonian.


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pA>SI MI'>It LODGE, No. - r. n A. VI.
E--ul.r communication Thursday ev" "n al II"
| thu. tull OF the Moon. j T.. TAYLOR Sec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-10

ner belcaguered husband. These events
were shame upon the civilized world
MAMMALIAN vsss betrayed and deserted ps
great Powers. that should have protected HIM
on his thro'ae OK rescued him from eSecu'
ton. Ever this country should feel reproacn
that MACMILLAN was put to death, when q
word from Washington might have sa'-N
him. 1t is true that our rulers 'eo g
his instal,a lion as King ef Mexico Is hos
tile demonstration owards rcpubicanssm on
this cons;nept; but to allow a revengelu'
feal,nr cd tina, account to restrain the senb..
mepl of sympathy for the fallen monar'h
was unworthy Of agreat nation ana sI's ga
upon the civilization we boast
MAMMALIAN was cultivated gent'en'
Of civil disposition, and true phl!antnfo'
wst He went to Mexico full Of good FUR
neses to redeem that unhappy and deco wing
country. He sought to Improve it aud. pro-
M o,e the moral and physical welfare OF the
! ueople. The prejudices and partisararles o.
the popuace under the guide OF ambitious
and ytudictive leaders thwartes his plans
and oyerthrew his authority. None came te
his rescue, and be died like Eian OF non OF
and of noble nature
! The ceremonies Of unwilling the statue q
Trieste were imposing and sincere. MANI
MILAN vas almost idolized by the pcop,'
there. The Emperor Of Austria win m''c
emotion thanked the people for the demon
strat;on. 1t was noble and sincere triout'
10 the memory of really good man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-10
The Macmillan Movement

lew days since, as our readers know, q
monument was erected to the memory of
M AxlhILIAN 10 the city Of Trieste, where he
resided until he consented to become ruler
Of Mexico. There he received the Mexican
delegation in his castle of Mramar, and
there, as Arch Duke Of the Kingdom of
Austria, he accepted the offer of the delega.
lion and renouuced bis right to the Austrian
crown on the 14th April, 1864. BE soon
departed never to return. His career after.
wards Is familiar to most readers. Setting
out Tor the land he was to rule, with the an.
probation and especial support Of France.
England, and Spain, he was soon deserted
py all but France, and was finally abandoned
70 his fate by even France. BAzA,ss. the
French commander, took to the French sb;ns
IT Vera Cruz, and MAxAiLIAs brayely and
molly met his fate amidst the perfidy of trail.
Tors and the barbarity Of semi-savaees, He
was shot under order of court martial at
Querearo on the 10Th June, 1867.
Few events in history will be better or
ioager remembered thap the mtes of MAx,.
aiLlAE and his almost sainted queen, Can.
ioTrA, who was berelt of reason after tho
'a''hre 81 her mission of devotion TO poten.
'-se' Q. Europe TO implsre protection for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-10

I will not give you the trade reports OF the
several towns. but the one append Of Ports
mouth will be very suggestive reading to
your merchants.
Here follows table showing the amount
and variety of trade and manufactures in
Portsmouth for the last year. aggrpeatipg
the enormous amount of S19.56S 1921
| have 30 report for Lawrence county of
the ore lying between Scioto and Hunting.
ton, but its wealth is very great, aud The
following tables in reference 10 the iron pro-
product will give some idea of it, On the
Portsmouth Branch railroad. charcoal fur
naceS, Is capacity, 10000 tons; stoue.coal
furnaces. 9-cApacity, $4,000 tons. Between
Portsmouth and Huntington Charcoal
furnaces, IS; capacity-42 900 tons; stone
coal furnaces, 4-capacity, $4,000 tons. In
lronton: Two roling.mills capacity, It,.
700 tons; one autobiography, 5000 tons.
10 Portsmouth: One roliIpg.mill-capacity.
5000 tAps; one steel-works-capaci.y, 5000
tons.
Here there Is territory lying at the doors
Of Redmond that can be traversed by road
1876 miles long, on which there is q level
! 'rade with no deep cut or iii, no tunnel, no
expensive masonry, that will draw tribute
fro % counties that stand assessed for one
hun dred and forty millions IF dollars, and
OF " hich two counties produce nearly 1000
tons ct iron per day. and in which single
town IF LIZ 600 peope presents a trade re.
port Of over $1S,0UU,0U0. The Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad would be interested by
the great amount of Allegheny ores this
furnace reg ion would consume, and the i'm.
mense quantities. OF grain it would move
from 1.-THE corn. field with one hundred
mile posts 10 1t " 10 the sea.
The city of Richmond should be interested
10 the rcn trade o. this region, and you may
have an importer who would ind peculiar
pleasure in Dumarlue's great coffee trade, or
butcher who would dream dreams while
ne saw George Davis feed bis 1850 hogs.
u Richmond could reac" the Scio.o valley /
lii season AID The Bius GAS region next !