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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08

EMIGRANEs-ln the last ten days there have ar
rived at Quarantine 7060 passengers nearly half
the number at Amboy, very many of whom have
been deuded to this country by hand-bills crcuat-
ed throughout Europe that laborers scarce
that ,oomen carrying the hod at three dollars a
day ~ Y En-. -" 3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08
Look ut This.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale at my
y Factory at II. Paddocks Furnace, WINDOW
SASH, of various kinds and sizes. PANNEL
DOORS, of A, 6, and {. pannels, from ! to 2 inches
thick. suitable for outside and inside doors. Win
dow Blinds of different sizes.
NJ He would just say to the public that his
SASH Blinds and Doors are made of the first rate
stock by experienced workmen, and in the latest
STYLE and sold on reasonable terms. Please to
call and look
N. b. All orders ~ huii or ornervvise punctu-
any '' ~ LINDORF MORRIS
ST. Johnsbury, August 2, 1887.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08

Elegant Looking GLASSES,
TROCKERY and Glass Ware, Hard Ware and
" Cutlery, Room, Paper, Bordering and Chin
ney Pieces-a prime assortment for sale by
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
August Z, 1887. 1-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08

august U, 1851.
TUNHE subscribers have on hand general assert
IL ment of ENGLISH, FRENCH, AyuERICAN
& w. L. GOODS, all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms for cash approved credit
They will cndeavor to do business in such a man
ner as TO give entire satisfaction to their
Gentlemen and Ladies are invited to call and ex
anime for themselves. - .--
~ sHEDD 81 JEWETT.
81 Jobnsburv Plain If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08
NEEDNCNN he.
Luther .DeWeft.

A T his shop on st. Johnsbury Plain, keeps for
N sale a general assortment of Medicines Ply
scians and families supplied with genuine articles
cheap, especially for ready pay The following
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08
To dAOthEcrS {!

Improved Diving FaUe Stoves.
~ g. T. FAIRBANKS 81 CO. have hand
He and will constantly keep for sale an assort-
ment of this excellent article, which for economy,
convenience and durability is surpassed by none in
use.
St. Johnsbury, August 9th, 1887. 1T
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08
"A Prime Assortment

"A FfThMC ASSUFtNHHC4H ~
nF English, French and American CALICQES,
" GINGHAMS and French MUSLINS. Also
SILKS for Ladies dresses; Merinos, Camletcen,
SC &c. For sale cheap--no mistakenly
SHEDD & JEWETT.
August 3, 1887 III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08
Wanted,

A ND mast be lad previous to the first day of
"a September next, in exchange for Goods and
demands which have become due-Lots of Cash.
a SHEDD ~ JEWETT.
August l, 1887 1T
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.
From the Baltimore Patriot

From the Baltimore Patriot.
Mainland Congressmcn. The last and present
election for Members of Congress from Mary land,
present the following result;
Districts. Last Congress- Neat Congress.
j. NJ SteeI,* John Dennis"
9 j. A. Pearce,* ]. A Pearce,*
James Turnerf 1T II. Worhngton, i
SB G. Howard,t { b. G. Howard,t
{ Isaac McKim,f { Isaac McKim,t
s G. c. Washington w. G. Johnson
Francis Thomas,i Francis Thomas,t
Y Daniel Jenifer,* Daniel Jenifer,*
*Whgs. Van Buren, men.
a.The Shin Plaster Van Burenites here make great
huzzalng-not because they have triumphed, for
they have gained positively nothing--but because
they have not been routed "horse, foot, and ORA
goons" their allies in Maine and Pennsylvanla
have been.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08

ANoTnER BAkN BuRNT.-We learn from the
Harrisburg Chronicle that the barn of the Rev. Nj.
Stem, of Lebanon Co. Pa. was struck by lightning
during the storm of the 10Th, and consumed with
its contents. This is the fifth barn the destruc-
ton of which 1--WE have seen noticed, during the
same storm. Doubtless there may have been many
others destroyed through the same cause, during
that Storm but five enough to afford conclusive
grain, are particularly liable to disaster from this
cause AS we have more than once twice re-
marked, the steam which they send up while their
contents undergoing the Sweating process,
operates, somewhat in the nature of "conductor"
to the electric iud and thus greatly increases the
chances of the disaster, for some weeks after hay
and grain harvest No barn should be without the
safeguard of a metallic conductor; and when we
consider the trhing of such conductor, and the
great peril to the housed CROP when it's in build
ing without this protection, it is matter of wonder
that any prudent farmer will suffer his barn to be
without one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08

L ~ sure ScuSiui
,icians and Families suppl
cheap, especially for read
ire some of the articles.
Morphine,
Gum Opium,
{ Camphor,
8 Arabic,
Tragacanth,
Myrrh,
: AsarGtida,
Scammony,
9 Guaiac,
6 Kino,
. Catechu
{ Galbanum,
8 Mamma,
Beuzoin,
Frankincensd,
6 Ammonia,
British OIL,
Castor Oil,
Harlem Oil,
Olive do pure Il com.
Croton Oil,
Oil of Checlerberry,
Cloves,
Savin,
Sassafrass,
Peppermint,
Cinnamon,
Origanum,
6 Pennyroyal,
Cedar,
Lemon,
Hemlock,
Cajeput,
Tansey,
Worm wood,
Anise,
Rosemary,
Amber,
Spike,
Juniper,
Oxide of Bismuth,
Balsam Tolu,
Balsam Peru,
Balsam Copaiya,
Alcohol,
Sponge,
Crude Anthony,
Ven. Turpentine,
Orange Peel gr.
Gentian or.
Rheubarb,
SIENNA,
Magnesia,
Calcined do.
Soda,
Super. Carb. do.
Liquorice Bail,
Liquorice Root,
Windsor Soap,
Fancy do.
CASTLE do.
Burgundy Pitch,
Glaubor's Salts
EPSON, do.
Rochelle, do.
Pink,
Rotten Stone,
CurCuma, .
Otter,
Emery,
Ipecac,
Cantharides,
Aqua Ammonia,
Blistering Plaster,
Diachylon do.
Adhesive, do.
DR.. Divers. do.
UvaY UrsI,
Cram 'Tartar.
Spirits Kiter dulc.
Aether,
James Powder;
Cowhage,
Jallap,
Colocy nth, ~
Iodine,
Saffron,
English, do.
Senelxa,
Valerian,
Ivory Black,
BenZoic, Aclu, Z Z
SIP. Lavender, ,a
Red Precipitate,
Corros. Sublimate,
Quicksilver,
Castor,
Cubebs,
Barbados Tar,
Squills,
Calomel,
Tartar Emetic,
Tartaric Acid,
Sugar of Lead,
Marsh Rosemary.
"A Prime AS
NE English, French and
y GINGHAMS and Ere
ILKS for Ladies' dresses;
C. &c. For sale cheap
SH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08

Good neacs from the West-The following, which
we cut from the Cleavland Herald of July II, is
one of the first bulletins of reviving prosperity
We trust that such will continue to be the tone of
brought down to Wholesome standard,
Wheat HdrUeSt-The SCiota Gazette OF the 18TH
says that the wheat harvest has commenced in
that vicinity and that the crop is unusually hne,
both as regards quantity and quality. The late
heavy rains had not injured the corn as feared
Baf. Star.
Bread Stu6s-Contracts have been made at Rich
mond mills for wheat deliverable in all this month,
at 81 70 a l 75-rin August 81 55 a 62 l-2-and
in September ST. so. "The price of wheat will be
about the average throughout the year, for we must
see another harvest before the country will fully re-
cover from the effects, remote or approximate OF
year of scarcity"
Brandywne prices, we learn, will be open at
$I so, where it will likely remain until harvest
vest in this district, and the crop of wheat though
deficient, will be far more abundant than anticipat-
ed few weeks ago; corn, oats and potatoes have
not looked better for the last forty ears.-Dclaaoare
.Juo1nal.
Ne,o Wheat.-The Fredericksburg (Va.) Herald
OF Saturday, says: The first wheat brought TO our
market this season, was a lot of about 80 bushels
ON Thursday, from the county of King George, OF
oxoeIl.n quality, which sold for s 67 per bushel.
Although the crop in this part OF the State 1t IS
feared will prove short one, we are pleased
to hear that the quality OF the grain is Generally
very good.
The Stanton lVa) Spectator of the Goth, says:
The whoat-harvest, generally, is just commencing
in this country being about three weeks later than
usual. The crop is much better than the most san
gune anticipated in the early part of the season land
the grain is of excellent Equality. The Rye crop,
in general, is excellent, and Oats most abundant
The Corn crop, also, is very promising.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-08

III Will genuine dTtiCieS
, pay. The following
Wormseed,
Peruvian Bark,
Sulph. Quinine,
Winters Bark,
!Columbo,
Lunar Caustio,
Chloride of Lime,
do. Soda,
Carbon. Ammon.
Anise Seed,
Cantharides,
Isinglass,
White Vitirol,
Sal. Ammoni;ac,
Carbonate of Iron,
Essences,
Relli e's Asthmatic Pills,
: Aromatic
6 Toothache
Lees Russels
Jewctt's
Sias' Aromatic
Family Blue
Hooper's
Anderson's
Morrison's
Thayer's
Brandreth's
Relies Bontan: Drops,
Jebb's Rheu. Lima.
Downs do.
Remedy for Piles,
Eye Water,
Brit. Antisep. Dent.
Albion Corn Plaster,
McJohnson's Rheumat-
ic Ointment,
Sias' do.
Pectoral Elixir,
Cure for Gravel,
Headache,
Russel's Itch Ointment,
Dumfrie's
Shows
Common 6
Gordak's Drops,
Russcl's Bitters,
Newton's Bitters
Hydr. of Potash,
Hatcase,
Black Mustard Seed,
White {
Walls,
Syringes, m. and {.
do. large,
Nipple Shells,
Pessaries,
Muriatic Acid,
Nitric Acid,
Prusic Acid,
Quassia,
Spcrma Coti,
Sulphate Of Potash,
Nux Fomica,
White Wax,
Sulphur,
Rhinestone,
Digitalis,
Phosphate OF Iron,
Carbonate do
Aethiops Mineral,
Uuguentum,
Paregoric,
Elixir Pro.
Arrow Root,
Arsenic,
Cochineal. .-.-....s., ..s.---..s
Cam. Flowers
Extract of Gentian,
e Henbane,
Stramonium,
Cicuta,
Juniper Berries,
Creosate,
Sanvin Cerate,
DR.. Thompson's pre-
paration for canker,
Ointment,
Vegetable Pills,
Cough Drops,
Plaster,
Newton's Panacea,
Downs Elixir,
Liniment,
Pulmonary BaIsam,
blood Root,
snake Root,
cough drops
doore's Essence ofLiio
iarshal's Headache
Snuff
Indian black plaster,
Cinct. Muir. of Iron, N
SC. &c.
1T
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G=tout mihiaon.
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ouf Die Vsfraptuna ne5 0jt(re-
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!: tao 8 MiebooH in Die llnlcn.
G)is Eetut!s htet e.sCtu &C.
aen'tano naro srMsu:rt init arvi,
fem Srnfte, nno Or S.cuut mar?
msEt!lul1o euttb oie J0crYsn Suina
ron Oblo, NuNsuun 2>snton.
9>rsIfon, Stran9s uno gprrt,e.
jm Qouie Der .Eebattcl unc ais
gtt,t on9eiinott, EN- co1r,rsp
erfNle!pis 2tnIr1ge III pertaqsn
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28

jdtp6 ro}g 4u!t:s;:rs eertbti.'
sr<Tn&n.
i2erner fou nab 1o0jjthung
Gitf>r cr;ten 0oe?tHej!un0, ?\rc:
cent lAbt!ltN i'll ioIeHen 2wtGTe'.
Der GtjIebuu9 ptrWsnrct ,pe;esl
ais ole jcocemotl9e UslleGt3"19
fir gut fuoeu tplrD.
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)ibrlib 1T cem Goptt3; SsI1,!Ase!:
uno in 21onfticcf o@3>ls9t wer-
ben, bis 0crfIbe b>y ven ctn7
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Gis ttshcnoe 2 d>ui-Cci1!nittee
bcrItttetc 9eacn Gle petIttVrsl
mebverer tcutGtten Nur9er pc'
Sbio, Weltte ouf einen Sbei! oce
0d rIfcnreo Nnfpri1t) na:itc:.
um ibre GlucvC III Ger ttGt]4 SI
SpraEha Ill erjlehtn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
&bayasts1lI1ie NalC2otsu.

Scr ahte GS0pobe bat mon<
tags NUoeIc, Gi:ni:a9S }ou,sl>,
Mlttwott>e Gn6pfet 0cnnerttsgs
Sp1b!s, Urcvtos5 oeoanpite
&1rnnpolrni OpO1abtnos 'NfAu.p
tGt)ert SonaEa9e <r;?t!s II. 60
t@tis ~ cfe1-
Gaa'r Nisv!', g asetf7eut.
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lno etn !5'a;2, c<m S<fhfsa
Gin D;trrirtb CAB C<iren 60
l:tn id'cn uhec fcl"c. Soouftklr
NerIicbsruua bitfes uu0 rs5 sa,
Ftnftt9en 2etens
Gou f;l'dter n'ad}t fstia.
Sttr tTlufen matt irttith.
Gum '0sbte Oc:t uno infe Gi:r,
& Q e'I1 eu ls!Is uro rot;i3 subisr.
"Gou'atn Sie untsr mrlncr
quit 'oenn S-'s nieft piC:.u;%,
rpsrotn moOen," faote neu!ici, ell
u1oeFlhdm'er 3ie1tenssIin zAa1
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den an snsm rssn!s:cn Soge.
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g d. q a fs fDp { unter Dem,
ts|oen, uno tnebr eann er fu4licl,
n'ttt pobl bsee6sn' eynicpcrte
oas Mdedsn. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28


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pa, Die 5rIeet b!er eingetrcfen
tsno, fan'n1s|a nir nob JoIgea,
ees:
eiFabcn 1T micoer ruhin rie
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GsraIf>n Febsu. GnstIfDe Nlat,
tsr bsFtassn es, baS pos 9erbals
ten ees en9;Ilben 2somircI6 bep
Den nsu!'cben Dcrfantn in Dort1,.
gal oosa otenen mtfTs, zen ensli.
bn Nomen bep osn ToEtueis(;n
o:rbabt i'll r1,a0en.
. I'm 20. Noe. fubte mau oeu
{ransoffbsn 0eIauoten Duroute
St. Nners ln2cnosn rurO Niup
bl6fen su erfbisne1. Mebrere
Su9sm serlpren9ten Die She!ben
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fonen, tpel6e Gas &eribt bis Al
500 -lfeigerte. Oas olsetter mar
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init gbnee beoeft.
Q5tei sobens wiro bon Dem a.
ti1srifarlfhen Sbaufpieler Sor.
veR In eonocn sematbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
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t1lt'otn oo8 Mls9l1fen es9en
Genttat'tlns IN Ntrtsa. N1oyiG 2l
0!aultl m1Eo b>ItDa|ot9t Utuc
bi0tttAe1oe Nrttlerle auE 2>flo9-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28

iueiiIerS, bstru0 oss gGESe .9Ir-
fciumen pss oerFagllsa Sabree
$3ObO59y O3--tie f6tnmt!ld)en
Nuseoben pes S!0atS betru0sn
$1G9,G6U, 49, bpber b!teb an
Sn0s oc6 c}chrss ein ueberIEnB
pon $3l,9o3, 81 tn Ger = dos:
fommer, Ser 2ru pom Oblo
0on0l trug wobr>n0 oes Sobres
$l9O,S4H, II unO Der pom Mio-
MT Canal $46,OJ5, 56 Elm.
o}m Gtant Obio liuo 245,66l
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2ct:Gn tn>t Ginlltlu6 rer (o6uIsr
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Engcn Iic Glfcnbohutn III nahsu.
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bEutte (or. SsI!D cine Q5lu ein:-
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SblO auSemmsnotn llsber(;tu6.
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MESSAGE


PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
t. the i-o House, si the commandment ef fhs
krsi Scss0n ~ the Tr,niy-hfth Conyr,s.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-07
ARRIFED,

Feb. , Steam Boat Oseola, Christian, with
merchandise for J. A. Inglis NJ. Buchanan, D.
Maloy, James Powell, r Phclan, Jno. Taylor,
A. Burnett &. Co., J. & w. Leak, A. Blue, J.
G. McLendon, Powe & NIalloy, nj. & r. HALEY,
NJ. Maclean, J. Wright, J. Malloy & Co. b. Nc
Intosh Il Co., d. l.. Mckay, Taylor g. Punch,
J. G. Mckenzie, II. T. Chapman, and John c.
Wadsworh, Of this place, Thcs. Stanley, Wiley
d Pitman, James Green, Saml. Green, J. A.
jolly, J. d. Withcrspoon, Bostck & Gregg, j.
II. Welsh, Elthing s. Covington, G. Coker, IL.
G. Charles, J. ]. Evans, Lindsay & Smith, Jas.
Sinclair, S. A. Woods & Co., J. B. & c. Net
ties, Mcdonald, Kcrvin Il Co. a. Springs, f. D.
& F. &. Law, II. Bennett & Co., c. Williams,
and c. Godbold, of the interior.
DEPARTED,
Feb. 6, Steamboat Oscola, with Cotton, for
ID. McNair, J. c. Wadsworth. james Powell. ].
Malloy & Co., A. Burnett & Co., d. L. Mckay,
and J. e. McIcndon.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-07

MAssACHrsErPs.-T Report of the IN
spectors of the State Prison has been present.
ed to the Legislature.
The daily expense of supporting and keep
ing the convicts, per man, is about eleven and
half cents per day. The nett gain of the
prison on the business of the last year, was
Sl3,5O0. Whole number of convicts received
into prison during the year ending 30th Sept,
1886, 81. Discharged from prison during the
year ending September 80, 1886 by expiration
of sentence, 81; by remission Of sentence,
6; by pardon, L; died, 4; escaped, and not reta-
ken, 6-Remainng in prison September 3D,
lS36-27S-Americans 2lS; Foreigners 60;
Negroes 1s; Muatocs 10.
Terms Of Sentence.-Varies from 8 months
to 20years, and during natural Life; of the last.
the number is %.
Emplopaent- cutters, ,S5; carpenters,
4; team hands. l6; tool grinders, 3; blacksmiths
81; whitesmiths, 4; shoe makers, l3; cabinet
makers, as; upholsterers, g. hatters, 10; tinlnen,
5; tailors, 4; coopers, 3; brush makers, -;
cooking, washing and baking, 10; waters and
messengers, 3; BARRIERS, 2; sweepers in solitary
prison, 2; wood sawyers and Jumpers, 8; inva-
lid, on light labor, l; ;superannuatcd, lin sota-
ry confinement, 8; blind, l; attendant IN hos
pital,7.