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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

MAKING BUTTER.-Putting pint of cold wa
ter during the summer months into each pan OF
milk when strained from the COW will mat erial-
ly aid these desirable objects The. milk will
not sour as quick, and the cream will rise more
perfectly. The reason why butter made in the
summer becomes rancid so soon, is owing TO the
imperfect manner in which the milk, frequently
soured before churning is separated from the
butter. Retarding the sourng of the milk by
the application otcod water, obviates this diff.
Guilty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

WINDSOR BANK. The Windsor Chronicle says
IF the rumors here about the vigilance and sue
cess of the Directors to be credited-as sup
pose they are. to greater or less extent-hoders
OF Windsor Bills will best consult their interest by
refusing to part with them at any such discount as
has been common for some weeks past.
All the Canadian prisoners at Toronto and Ham
llton under sentence Of DEATH except Theler, have
been repreved till the decision of the Home Gov
eminent as to their fate, shall have been known
The Territory OF Wisconsin has been divided by
law Of Congress-that par, west of the Mississippi
to constitute after the Sd of July next separate
territorial government, by the name OF Iowa.
The Boston Daily Advertiser says the Merch-
ants, Columbian, and North Banks of that CITY,
have resumed specie payments in full. Most of
the other Banks pay specie on their small bills.
AWFUL! The Van Buren, Legislature of Virgin
ia has passed an act legalizing the suspension of
specie payments by the banks ofthat state until
the LIST of April 1889, and requiring the banks to
issue small bills until that time
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

There is the same difference between the admin.
istration of Jackson and that of Van Buren, that
there was said TO he between rheumatism and govt
Rheumatism was pulling your finger into vice and
screwing IT RS close as you could bear t;-gou was
giving the screw one tGrn more. The people in
the days of the experiments of Gen. Jackson did
bear thu screws as they applied, but they
not and will not bear the additional wan
'only given by this Administrations Woodstock
.Mercury. T..
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FRRS'E, ARRIVAL!
erLots of New sGooGiSaC!

TIME subscribers have the pleasure Of informing
Il their customers and the public, that they have
JUS received prime assortment of
e SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been selected with care. and will be
sold Cheap for cash or approved credit We
slider unnecessary To name all the articles recev-
ed-suffce il to say. our stock is extensive, and
probably but few ltioleS will be called for, which
will not be found. Gentlemen and Ladies of this
and the neighboring towns are invited to call and
examine for themselves. We ran assure them we
shall take great pleasure in showing them our goods
and still greater pleasure in selling, If on
ination it shall he found, we believe il will be,
that they are p-cheap-cHEAp.
Most kinds of Produce and Wells River mon
ely received at par. "a o. T&f3
s,. SHEDD & JEWETT.
St Juhnsbury Plain, April %, 1898, 3S-tr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

The bunders of European editors in their notices
OF this country, sometimes quite amusing. Thus
a late Paris paper gravey Announces to its readers
that Messrs Dickrnan, randall, and Woodbug IN en-
bers ofthe American Cabinet, have resigned. Mr.
Postmaster Vandall and Mr. Secretary Woodbug
Good !! The editor seems to have an idea that the
names of Mr.. Van Buren's Cabinet Ministers must
be significant of their Characters taremont Ea
gte.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

uTThe arrival OF Papneau at Paris is mentioned
in the late Partisan Journals AS he was leading
Radical in Lower Canada some interest has been
manifested respecting his fate, and his friends will
rejoice to learn that he is safe. There will be
30 900 British troops in Canada
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
The Wings have carried
Their majority is about

ELEcrIoN IN ALBANY The Wings have carried
every Ward in the City. Their majority is about
600.
The State Of Ohio is infested at the present time
with counterieters. Eighteen individuals were re-
Gently arrested in two counties, all of whom were
engaged in what is called the Bogus or ma ufaciure
spurious bard money. All the apparatus neces.
sary TO carry the money making business was
found upon them. 1t is said to be the greatest ar
rest of counterfeiters made III the country,
An interesting little boy aged about nine years,
son Of Mr. Bell, of Baltimore, died on Monday night
of apoplexy congestion of the brain, caused by
his amusing himself with the dangerous practice of
walking on his hands and turning up, it is call
ed. aE .t.-I trHf. ts ti'
Instinct IF The dog.-Danel Draper, of Homer,
Michigan, disappeared in October last, and on the
10th inst dog brought to the house of the deceao-
ed widow human leg in his mouth He was
followed, and the remnant of the body found wlth
1854 in specie. 1t bore evidence Of suicide.
The arrival Of the large quantities offs specie from
England has ceased To be nine days wonder,
particularly since the knowledge Of the fact that
the Bank Of England has entered the market : an
exporter of bullion, to reap the fruits of the present
low rate of Exchange
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
THE PLEASURES OF ROYALTY.

The Coronation of Queen Victoria is to take
place ia August The difference in the ceremo
MES that will be the consequence of the Sover-
eign being female already beginning TO be
discussed in the English Journals.-One of the
pleasures of royalty on this occasion consists in
the form of homage of the Peers the youthful
Queen being obliged TO receive the kisses of six
numbered elderly gentlemen. The homage IS
performed thus, according to an English papers.
The Archbishops and Bishops first kneeling
before the Sovereign, the Archbishop ofCanter-
bury saying aloud and the rest of the Bishops
following him. 81 William, Archbishops, Of Can
terbGry land the rest of the Bishops,) will be
faithfu,and true, and faith and truth will BEAR I'M
to you our sovereign Lord (Lady) and your heirs
Kings of the United Kingdom OF Great Britain
and Ireland. And will do, and truly acknowl-
edge the service of the lands which claim to
hold of you, as in right of the church. So help
me God" The Archbishops and Bishops then
get up, and kiss the Sovereign's left cheek.
Then the temporal Peers leach class separately
follow. After the oath has been pronounced,
the Peers rise, but still remain unbonnetted and
Peer, according to his rank and precedence, sing
ly ascends the throne and touches with his hand
the crown on his Sovereign's head, and kisses
his or her cheek. Now as it is not likely that
many Peers will be absent on Interesting an
occasion the coronation of our young Queen,
her majesty will have to undergo rather Sc
infection in the chuste statutes of the lords
spiritual and temporal
ISSome Loco Focos talk great deal about
"hard currency" If the presen, shin plaster
dynasty have not g wen them one HARD enough,
W.. we advise them to remove to Michigan, where
'hey have the following .
HARD CURRENCY. The following is said TO
pe the funds with which certain safety fund
oanK, In Michigan, redeems its notes--to wit -
All All notes under So in Whetsones;
An over 80 and under $40, in Grndstones;
SiO $50, in Mlstones
$2O and upwards, in checks on any
quarry in the State.
I" Are those Fan Buren, puppies ?. said gen.
tlenan, alighting from the stage, the other day.
to boy who had some small puppies in has
ket.
"Yes, sir,' was the answer of the boy.
The gentleman threw him quarter of n dol |
lar, when The boy very innocently answered.
"Ihey are Van Buren, puppies no,o, but thew
Will be wings as soon as they get their eyes open i,
-Ihrsday NewS.
Seen. Jackson killed Nick Biddle's bank and
1 was elected by greater majority than before
therefore the people are opposed to that insttn
ton. "[-Globe.
Gen. jackson killed two or three men in
a que and was elected by greater majority than
"eiore' therefore the people are all duelists
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
EDr. w. E. HDE,
SURG EOW DENTIST,

XKT1LL he at the Hotel of A. ii. Il f., WILCOX,
wv on st. Johnsbury Plain, on Thur day the
10Th inst and at J. CAGES in S., Johnsbury East
Village, on Thursday the 18th inst, and lemain IN
each place few days only '.1e pledges himself 10
perform all operations on the Teeth in a neat and
scientific manner. Credit will be given in partcu-
lar cases if requested. y
Lyndon Nav 3, 1885, 5tH ,eta 40
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
HdE---'EO EBlackspMitals

TEVEE subscriber wishes to sell II good stand for
IL BLACKSMITH in Concord, one mile from
Waterford Upper Village, and three from Concord
Corner; consisting of new Uuuse, Barn, and a
very convenient Shop, in which is trip Hammer,
two forges, and the Bellows used by water power.
Attached to said promises are 26 acres % Land.
Two likely young Horses will be taken IN part
payment and for the remainder Liberal credit VIII
be given with good security u,
II not disposed of he will rent i 10 hrs, rate
Blacksmith "" A. II. JUDEVlNE- =
Concord, April 81, 1889. 39-tfia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
y A CID FOR VAN buren, MEN.

O5'It is here confidently asserted, saws the Har.
rsburgh Chronicle, and by many believed, that the
proprety of takingup General HARRIsoN for the
Presidency, in case he should be rejected by The
Wing party. Besides their assertions, we have our
selves recently some strong demonstrations,
which, TO say the least of them look very suspic-
lous. That Martin Van Buren, is out of the ques-
ton, they manifest no hesItancy in confessing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
SnortsnneRa. look nj this.

\ FEW superior PATENT RIFLES, manulac-
- lured at Windsor, vi for sale cheap for cas- u
is SHEDD IL JEWETT
ST Jnhnsbury, April. %, 1898. 30--tf
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ar M&s @RA GBEa

In Danville, the 25th ult, by Rev. ID. A. Jones
MIR. VIM. G. PEARSON, of Sherbrooke, L. e. to Miss
HARRIET N. BRADLEY, of Danvillo.
In Wilmington, Mr.. Luther Harrington of Whit
ingham, 10 Miss Lorinda Boyd. ...5 .t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
He gets 100000, ten per cent off, 10000

Loss to government by the operation So 1893 1888 4!
We can't believe that even Levi Woodbury.
would submit to such shave, out of mere love to
the gold humbug. If he does, Gen Jackson's motto
must be amended 'the government which trades
on borrowed capital aoM break. y Watehman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
NHaGcEagess Saaaative.

TEyHE sick are all taking GOEIICK'S MATCH
d LESS SANATIVE, which is astonishing the
world with It's mighty vic,oies oyer fearful diseases.
For. sale by EPIIRAIM LOW
Gro.oa,Vt, 37-tf
The above is also Tor saleby A. BURLINGTON,
Burke. t.4e7u 3, fle.f4. Asse efa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
Shoe Maker Wanted.

TTIH E subscriber ia sirous of employing JOUR-
n NEWMAN SHOEMAKER OF sober aud in
dustrous habits, 10 do all kinds of country work
To such an one, good wages will be given if appli-
cation be made Immediately. ']
GEO. C. BARNEY.
st. Johnsbury, April 81, 1888. 39-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

cud for, the wings which may up Of
these days in the mean time we offset the account
by
A CUD FOR VAN buren, MEN.
How happens it that the only hank in VI. which
is utterly bankrupt--we mean the bank o.! Wind
sor--was managed by three Van Buren, men, ono
of whom was pension agent, and aHother OF whom
is mail contractor?
How happens il that this bank was sale, SOUND
and in good repue, when under the presidency OF
Abner Forbes, and is now conducted 10 bankrupt
cy--a to the aged pensioners and to commu-
nily-by a Van Buren, directoIship'
How happens ii that the banks which have re-
Gently iailed-al, without sing lie exception TO our
kncwledg e-were but pet banks, banks, ruined
by PETS or locofoco banks like those of Michigan?
How happens it that the best currency in the
world, before the experiments Of Benton and his
allies, is now the worst in the world Watchman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

"a far business TRANSACTIONS" We see it stated
that the Secretary OF the Treasury is negotiating
with company of Baltimore bankers TO take ten
million dollars of treasury notes, bearing an inter-
est of five per cent, (redeemable by thrds-in 12,
Is and "a months,) paying the Secretary therefor
at the rate Of 80 cents for the paper dolarhat is,
putting the Treasury notes at 10 per cent below
their nominal value. Let us see what the Secreta-
ry is to give aud get by the bargain.
He gioes for the principal 100000
Interest OF principal for ~ months 100000
Interest of two thirds for Is months 100000
Interest ofone third for "a months 333,333
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At EsOrrne.

GEORGE c. BARNEY beg4 leave tocnder his
SG acknowledgements To the Public for past ia
vors and 10 inform ihem that he continues to manu-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

sA# 7tF Y' Notice. e3Ta go ot'u
A LII persons who areindebted 10 The Subscriber
IN on Note Book, are requested 10 call and set
tie the same. Pay nisnt must be made by the first
day of June next to enable bin TO pay his debts,
and support his family. His notes ami booksare at
Robinson's Store in Charleston with ii, Cole who
is authorized TO settle them .,-..,.--
"a ANSON 'SANBORN.
Irasburgh March 81 n ,}S ta fsNnt4.7g 35--6w
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! boots and Shoes

at his old stand where he has hand and intends
keeping,a supply ofali artices in his line,
warranted 10 be made Of the first rate stock, and OF
course to do good service
Ladies' and Genthrnen are in Wired t6 call and
anime his stock urder the that his prices
are moderate and The smallest iavors will be thank
fully received. N'"N' ICY w 'Af" ''t+ ~
5a ST. Johnsburv Plain, April q, 1888. 35--tf
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Paper EEaHagiRags.

CHEDD u JENNE'PT have for sale a prime as
~ sortment of PAPER HANGINGS and Dor
DERlNG. Also IA few CHIMNEY PIECES
April %, 1888. .... sd rs. 3S-tf
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NTnhe Van Buren, papers are passing round
scud for the wings, which we may use up one Of
these days in the mean time offset the account
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

Surveyors ERHauaks
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE. SCI
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Gen. Jackson killed Nick Bidde's hank and
was wa elected by greater majority than before
therefore the people are opposed to that nstitn-
ton. "[-Globe.
Gen. Jackson killed two or three men in n
n que and was elected by greater majority than
"eiore' Therefore the people are all duelists
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

We have just returned from the scenes of hor
| ror occasioned by the explosion, and the account
before published, instead of being in the slightest
degree exaggerated, las has been minated by "a
few,) falls far short ofhe .dreadfM reality. The
fragments of human bodies are nov lying scat
tered all along the Shore and we saw the corp
ses ola number so mangled and torn, that they
bear scarcely any resemblance to the human
form. We also saw several with their heads
and arms entirely blown off; others with only a
part of the head destroyed, and others with their
lower extremties shivered TO an apparent Jelly.
Fragments of the boilers, and other portions of
the boat, were thrown from fifty to two hundred
Yards on the shore, some of them having passed
entirely over the two rows of buildings on the
street, and portion ofthe boilers tearing away
the gable end of stable, situated high up the
HILL in of the houses, at least 200 yards from
the boat. Other parts of the boat were driven
entirely through large house on the street, en-
tering through the windows on one side and
passing out at the other. 1t is positively stated
that one man was picked up this morning on the
Kentucky side, having been blown completely
across the river.
The wreck of the boat now lies nearthe stream
Water Works, (about three quarters of mile be-
low where the accident occurred,) having her
and about half of her upper cabin a
bove the water. a great many persons are EN-
ployed in gathering the bodies, freight &c. On
~ four bodies have to-day been taken from the
boat, viz: German woman and her two chill
dren, and another small boy. The number OF
dead and mangled bodies, altogether, that have
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-16
PROSPECTUS
TIL L LOB L LIAM,
AND RH0De-lSlAND MEDICAL REVIEW.
CHARLES GARDNER, Proprietor.
{. B. PEcKHAM, Editor.

The object of this Journal will be To spread
facts and Information before the public, to put
down quackery, and To extend the great bles-
sings of Thomsonian Medical Practice. We
shall endeavor 10 manifest the organ of goa
headedness in what is right, proper, and hui
mane-and above all we pledge ourselfto truth
and viriuous liberty. five smite hard, it will
be because of our deep conviction of the medi-
cal evils against which we aim our strokes, and
because il can be clearly shown that these evils
are fraught with terrible aiiliction and death.
We should greatly fail in our duty il we did not
war upon them with every energy we possess.
But, IL any misstatemeat appear in our Journal,
let It be shown, and the same Journal shall re-
tract il.
Weshall conceal no facts which involve health
aud life-conceamcnt being the characteristic
oiquackery and mposture.
We shall aim at preventing, as well rs curing
disease, and II our efforts be crowned with sue
cess, we shall be happy.
We shall continue TO warn the public against
those dangerous shoals of minerals upon which
so many have made shpwreck of their health,
their property and their lives.
Our Editorial lahors will not interfere with
our practice as a Physician. Most of our wri-
ting will he done at the bedside OF the sick, the
most proper place To acquire knowledge OF
disease and its remedies.
The Lobelian and II. |. Medical Review will
be published monthly, for one year, at one dol
lar, payable in advance-or, five copies for 50.
, All communications must be addressed to tn,
Editor, postage paid.
We trust that correspondents will write un
der their proper names-anonymous writn
being a sort of quackery we do not like.
= Neicpor 1Homsonidn hfrmary May, 1885
Ar Those pcrsonsio whom the first number c
|" TBE LoBBIlAN" has been sent, whosdo not WIS
TO be considered subscribers for il, requested
return it TO the Infrmary, with their names.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY,. May 8

WEDNESDAY. May 8.
sch'r Commerce, Messer. from Wilmington, with
rice. lumber x tar TO Ia haway & Peckham.--Sloop
Fame, Folger, from Nantucket.
THURSDAY, May 10.
Sloop Camilla, Vars, from New York, for Prov
idence.-Schr Charles, Lincoln, from New York
for Providence
FRIDAY, MAY II.
Sch'rs Hero, Nickerson, from Providence for Bos.
ton-Export, Lawton, from do, with, Coffee. Cot
ton, country produce &c. to DAVID G. CooKE Eso. -
Sloop Excel, Gladding, from New York for Brs
toll.
SUNDAY May 18Th
Sch'rs Boston Packet, Read, from New -Bedior,
for Fall River.--Willam, Kelly, from Providenc'
for Philadelp lphia.-Soops Hudson West, from
Bristol for w-Bedford--Victory Heath. a.
Charles, Ash, both from Providence for New York.
MONDAY. May 14lh.
Sch'rs Delight-in.Peace, NiekeIson from Boston
Palestine, Mason, from Georgetown.
CLEARED.
Hsrque Frederick, Rand, West Indies.
Schr. 5 ally Hope, Crowell, Providence.
Sloop Hudson West, New Bedford.
Sch'r Deight-in- Peace, Niokerson, Fall River.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Arr at Boston. on Saturday, schr Hannah,
Waite from Cardenas i9th, Havana 2ith ut-
Left at Cardenas schr. Concord Coe, for this port,
in 3 weeks
AT Liverpool, April Goth, Ships VIM, Engs,
Vaughn, from New York, and Annawan, Tooker
from New Orleans-both Of this port.
At New Orleans, May Sd, Brig Confidence, Bal
ley, from this port.
Sch'r Geneva, Almy. for New Orleans, sailed
from Charleston 2Sth ult.
Sch'r Experiment, Downer, for Newport, clsaf-
ed at Apalachicola, April 22d.
Al Havana, Both ult, brig Laurel, Finch, from
Mobile, disc.
Cid at Savannah, 27ih brig Poland, Gardner,
Havana.
Arr. at Havana, eth ult. scbr Eagle, Wylc,
Savannah.
At Richmond, %, brig Sea Bird, Mayberry, n.
Orleans
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WAsHrNGroN, April 27th.

The following is an abstract Of the f" Bill
to establish a Board Of Commissioners to
hear and examine the claims against the
United States" which passed the Senate
to-day.
Sec. 1. The duty Of the Board is to ex-
anime all claims against the United States
not exclusively within the province Of the
accounting officers of the Government to
adjust and allow, or which may require
special legislation, and report to Congress
Q brief statement of the facts of each case
and their opinion thereon.
SEC. 2. The Board shall consist of two
Commissioners, to be appointed by the
President, with the advice and consent oi
the Senate, who shall each receive salary
Of three thousand dollars per aunum; and
they shall reside and hold their sessions al
Washington, and have the power. Of a
Cour, Of Record, for the purpose Of sum-
moning and examining witnesses, and pun
ishing contempts.
SEC. 3. The Board shall have power to
make all needful rules and regulations fol
their proceedings, and to issue commission,
for taking testimony.
Stts 1Hy HNaSCb
before the Board or those commissioned by
them to take testimony, shall be deemed
guilty Of perjury, and on conviction Thereof
shall suffer Imprisonment for term not less
than two nor more than tea years.
SEC. 9th provides for the payment Of th'
contingent, expences Of the Board.
SEC. 9th provides that the evidence IL
each case and the opinion Of the Boart
thereon, shall he presented to Congress
within the fret ten days afterthe commence
saeni Of each session.
SEC. 9Th provides that no member o
Congress or delegate, nor any person hold
ing office under the U. States, shall appea
before said Uoard as agent. attorney or ad
yoeate, in presenting = claim, or act g
such IN any case whatever.
The duration of the act is limited, I
four years. L, will be observed that The dc
cisions of the Board are not to be final !
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yyw YoeK C.rrtE M,pKrr, Nav 7th

Beeves-Tbe supplies Of Beef Cattle numbered
COO head Of which 400 were from the South. Tbs
demand was excessively active, and although the
quality was fer the greaier part of an ordinary des
er ption al in market sold at en- advance Of =
cents on last weeks prices, having ranged q, 81 =
lO-averaging - per cwt.
Cows & Calves-No change has occurred in the
market, 20 sold to-day out Of 100 offered at 30 So
sheep-The number Of sheep arriving y very
rifing and We have No sales worth reporting
II,y and straw .-Irav i coming in slowly. IT sell
readily a, 81 a lie per 100 lbs Straw continues
81 per 100 bundles.
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Look out Iriacr'. A case was recently
tried before the county court at Rutland,
VT. in which Miss Munson recovered
Sl425 of Mr.. Hastings, for breach oi
marriage contract The principal feature
in the case was the charge Of the judge,
which tended to show that no explicit prom
ise was necessary to bind the parties to a
marriage contract; but tina, long con,isued
attentions or intimacy with female, was
as good evidence of intended marriage as
a special contract.