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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
STRAY HORSE.

SdEaV EEONSf.
StTRAYED from my pasture on the 18Th inst. II
- bay Mare, li,tie white in the forehead, and
also on the back and the hind teet--wth n
black name and ta--6 years old. Whoever will
return said horse or let me know where il may DO
found shall be suitably rewarded.
r., ill.,. HENRY &. DAWSON.
Lo,eer WaterforG, Aug. Is, 1910. l6Ow3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

HARD iIIr-The following volunteer toast was
drank at the ceeb,a alton of the late anniversary,
i'anesv iIle Amelia County, Wire mia.
BY Robert S. Lgon.--The Northern man with
Southern feelings
lie wires and he wires out,
And leaves hody still in doubt.
Whether the snake that makes the track,
Was gong south or coming back.
Tie Globe proves Gen Harisons cowardice, by
asserting that he was never wnunded in battle.
Neither Washington, nor Wellington, nor
Mura', nor Cesar, nor Hannibal, nor the Dike o I
Marlborough, nor General Jackson. ...
The orr ginal "Declaration of Independence
hangs framed and Tglazed in tho Office of the
of the secretary of State, Il, Washington, in excel
lent preservation.
Flour AND WHEAr.-The quantity of Flon.
and wheat delivered at the Erie Canal during the
third week Augus, at the paces named below
is as follows:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

There is to be great Harrison meeting on
Bunker Hill on the I0th of Sept. At the late meet
ing in Nashville 1t is estimated that 80 900 persons
We're present.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
ErcsssIOsa ESsasaExs,

A ND RECEIPTS, suitable for any agency il
"a this State may be obtained OF
HENRY MACTOCkS.
DanuULe, august Ia, 1910. iGow4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08

alt will be found that two Wings have joined
the Administrator where one Administration man
has turned whig.--NorM Star bcfOre election.
Gen Mattocks is probably elected.-.N0rM Star
4tter election.
Van Buren, majority in 9th Congressional District
last year, nearly 400. No change!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-08
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures REGEN
GRATED AND DISENTuRALLED"

Chitenden Co. complete, 2I46 l46f
Orleans Co. towns, 397 $50
lowell to be heard iro,n)
franklin (ail hui ". ,owns)i382 S9S
Grand Isle GALL but townl 300 3
Lamolle Co., l!ydepark, "a 1875
42ll 1897
Youngs majority 1884 ! The remaining towns
gave only 81 "cof1co majority last year.
The fourth has done her whole duty. What
thinks John Snith9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24
FOREIGN.
FiFTEIY DAYS LATER FROM 4

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New YORK, Nov. 20.-We are indebted 10 Harndcn S
EXPRESS for extras Of the Boston Courier containing
fifteen DAYS later and most important news from Eu-
ropc per the steam ship Caledonia, Capt Clcland,
rived Yesterday at / o'clock 7. II. from Liverpool,
whence she sailed the 4th inst, at P NJ, having
made the passage short of fifteen days. She arrived
Halifax 10th inst, at 3! P. ~, and left al 81
ing.
By this express have also been furnished with
London papers 10 the evening of the Sd instant and
with Liverpool papers TO the 4th. From these ga
Their the following ITEMS the most important of which
that relative TO the dissolution of the French Minis
try and the organization of
This change clearly indicates the determination of
the king to preserve peace with the continental powers
The retirement Of NJ. Theirs consider merely pro-
vsioIal and temporary 10 change the policy which lie
recommended on the Turco Egyptian question. 1t will
be seen, after affairs in The East have become tranquil
that Soult will not remain President of the Council.
We consider the arrangement udicous, ii extrcaes
France from an embarrassing position, while the defec
ton of the En Becker in Syria, renders further oppo
sition from Mehemet Ali hopeless, and he will submit to
the quadruple treaty and fall back Egypt.
By this arrival We have nothing new from China
Nothing had been received in England at the time of
the Caledonia leaving there. News thence however,
was hourly expected.
A letter, dated Liverpool Nov 4th, states that the
steamer British Queen had put back into Hastings
not mentioned.
The Caledonia arrived at Liverpool on the afternoon
of Friday, Both Oct, at P NJ making the whole pas
sage, including stoppages, in Is days, Is hours.
On Wednesday, Oct. 23d, NJ Theirs and his col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24

ftOlGTLAND FOR SALE-i wish 10 ,c the Tavern 1ad
v Farm known CoCFTLi and formerly owned Ly ~
Samuel isop situated l.. miles from Fredericksburg. -
Main stage Road from Washington, Southwark. The vn,Br
this property has been very much enhanced whn the last
years, fact, spot the Tavern has ,g
select I'd the Spottsylya Court House, wh
viii other Public Buildings. completed The Farm
100 Of productive Land any the gl
hood considerable portion of which original Wood l-nl
The Tavern Large siac-roo.i Brick Rudin. recently
erected and andlng convenience for eslb hnr
Of the Dining Room, long, has been lais aeG
which. by covered way and
Brick Kitchen. The other improve meRis GENERALLY
amply sufficient ioarcuuinCdiC comfortably large If
family and meet all the Of The pubic The "arf
excellent and the situation high and healthy, offering
able uaTofs during The r''
Tavern nj the ccut House, and the purchaser will a ~
store has been built For further particulars apply ltad
'''~'''' "'' " ''' LEWIS RAWLINGS.
spottsy vania Court House, Nov. 9th, 1870 to-wiw
Meeting Of President and Directors of tie jan'
~ River and Kanawa Company y ncbarg The is' ~
Of November, $50:
"Ilie Board If Directors, accompanied y the Chief En
hayr. inspected the Division Of = Canal, and i #t
TINT The whole line the Basin Richmond 10 ih' =
burg Water Works Dam, VIII be completed and ready lo @ Il
the first day al December next,
Rssoir,d That shc Regulations for the James River ana ~
Lin Canal adopted by their Stockholders N teif caitd w.
The Both June last, shall take effect from ana after 80
day Of December next, with the exception al The ne" ih
Tolls, and The regulation for the collection u tie ait 49,"
shall take effect and into operation and after The ~ -
81 January
Resoieed That the Secretary instructed 10 publish ~
going Resolution in newspapers in Richmond !1"
burg and buchanan.
Extract from the Records.
". b. cIlITTENDEN. Sefrr'rt'i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24
Nny u

L1EMALE EDUCATIONAL School for the education q !'i
Ladies will be continued at the residence OF lie sun
the ensuing year, commencing the 18th Of Janua an
minating the 18th Of December following, WIN ,',
the month Of August under the instruction Of Miss Eui W.
qualifications equnlled by surpassed By none
also engaged with another Lady reside in my fanIE a
give instruction in Music upon the Pano-she y wen
and will devote her attention exclusively 10 instruction ~ '
CANT branch Of Science, which will afford great ai'ahh
those young Ladies who esire 10 receive in-iI IN
shall be glad receive IL or II Roarers. Ny term. ~"
Board, including Washing and Lodging, s00-or Iu','u
payable the end Of the Session-eac Eoarder Will
be required To furnish her Towels and Candies y
SO per Session. cents session. For tie ss ~
SIS. Ro !oi,i-in.i
King William County, Nov. al.h, ls4o. t0-!i"'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24

An anti.corn law meeting had been held in Manchcs-
ter which drew together $50 ladies' and gentlemen.
Ireland, il is said, was tranquil than at
the present moment People 60 TO see the Ag tator,
on the same principle that they would crowd TO see
any other novelty.
The municipal election at Dover terminated in favor
of the reformcrs. At Harwich the rctormers elected
II out Of 10 of the municipal council.
The resignation Of Theirs and his associates took
place the 2lst of Oct, after sharp discussion in
Council, tho Kings speech to the Chambers which
Theirs wished to make warkc, and Louis Philippe
fused to submit 10, desiring peace.
SYRIa-Imporfam .Nt,rs TN Extraordinary Express,
The Morning Post OF Nov 3, says, at IN early hour
this morning VIC received by extraordinary express
from Paris the Moncnr Parsien and the other French
papers Of Monday, containing the following important
Geographic dispatches:
TouLoS, Oct. 81, 6PM.
Aerandrin, Oct. II. )
Tic Consul Gen,al to lie .Hiaister for Foreign If
f"irs Mehemet Ais affairs in Syria are assuming 4
desperate aspect Beyrout has been occupied by the
Anglo-Turks They certifying scyde.
The Emir Bcchir has gone there, and has determined
TO abandon the cause of Mehcmet Ali. The insurrec-
ton is rapidly progressing in the mountains lbrahm
is about TO concentrate the whole ofhs forces.
ToULoS, Oct 81 81 o'clock, 7. NJ.
Malta, October ~.
The English Government steamer, the Cyclops, ar
rived here this morning from Scyde, which place she
left the 2lst ut She has on board the Emir Bechir
with 10 members OF his family. and l5 persons of his
suite, with whom he is proceeding to England.
The Captain of the Cycleps confirms the accounts OF
the rising throughout nearly the whole mountain.
SPAIS.-A Geographic despatch from Bayonne, Nov.
], announces that the Queen and her sister, the nfan-
Ia, arrived at Madrid the 18th. Espatero rode by
the side of the carriage The cries Of Eive Ia Refine
but barely heard, and those of "Vive Espartero
were scarcely audible.
Barcelona, 10Th, .Noon.-By manifesto of the l2;h
the Queen Regent has abdcaed. The Ministry in pub
fishing this manifesto that il is provisional
ly charged with the Regency unit, the convocaton Of
the Cortes.
Barcelona papers of the 25th Oct, announce the
death of the celebrated canon risany, who called
the Merino of Catalonia. Trisianys career was full
of romance and adventure. Having refused 10 follow
the retreat of Cabrera into France he remained car
ryng guerilla warfare in the mountains. Pursued
night and day for months by varions deochments OF
the Queen troops he managed with extraordinary
yity TO elude pursuit TIL Oct - when he was over
taken about league from Cardona, the river Car
dener between Manresa and Sasona, and fell under
shower of balls, fighting TO The last. A priest who
was with Trstany was taken prisoner. Trlstany was
man of hcrcuean proportions and very bigoted. He
was devoted Carlist, and his fidelity the cause in
the midst OF the greatest prvatlons and difficulties
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
From the Quebec Fants,qae.

Governor Thomson arrived
in Quebec yesterday. Every
man in the city is requested
not TO 60 out at night time with
a lantern having a candle in it,
lest Master Poulett would
write to England that Quebec
has been Illuminated as a
compliment to him.
Mr.. Thomson does not en-
joy good health. 1t is not to
be wondered at. The business
he is carrying on, is SO very
dirty that it must be injurious
to any ones health.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
From La Canadienne.

1t is said that Ogden and is.
Stuart hate one another, but
that they dread one another al
so. A rogue is always afraid
of a rogue.
1t is said that there is no
moresrumours of war; so much
the better for some, and so
much the worse for others.
1t is said that the misfortunes
of the last rebellion have very
much altered the minds of the
Canadians and that they are
now determined to support
one another better than ever; it
is what the people ought to do.
1t is said that the Special
Council is soon to be adjourn
ed. 1t is high time to send
these dumb beasts to pasture.
1t is said that His Excellen-
cy the Governor is leaving for
Quebec, we wish him much joy.
1t is said that the Americans
are to celebrate their 4th July
with great pomp. When shall
we have a similar holiday?
The Editor ofthe Montreal
Herald has been bought up by
Poulett Thomson, with the
Office ofSecretary to the Com
missioners for the amelioration
of roads in and about the city
of Montreal.
The Montreal Courier is also
bought up, and one of Governor
Thomson's attaches is now its
Editor.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
BLACK LIST.

I Tim. Smith who lives with one foot
in Canada and the other in Highga,e VT,
is requested to pay up like man, for two
copies Of the North American, one quarter.
His brother will take the hint also.
What has become Of Jsbez FAR, OF
Derby Line, n. S. Richardson, Of Derby
Centre, and Mr. Wilkins of West Derby.
Will some one infnrm Us of their where
abouts. Our paper has been sent to their
address one year and aquarter, for which
we are unpaid, and we have just now, by
chance, learnt that they have gone TO parts
unknown. The Post Masters are liable
Tor the amount, having neglected TO inform
us that the papers were not taken from
their Offices.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
~ Renorat,ng Mixture aCa

NOR THE CURE of RHEUMATISM.
~ Sctolula or King Hip diseases.
painful affections OF the bones, liberated
throat and nostrils, Ulcers OF every de-
scrlption, Fever Sores, and Internal ABB
scesses, Scad Head, liberated feet and
legs, BIo,ches, and all kinds of diseases of
the skin ; also, PILES, in their most sg-
gravatcd form.
This medicine is sing ularly efiicacious in
renosalng those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment
In general terms, IL ID recommended in ell
those diseases which arise from impurities
oil the blood or vitiation Of the humors, of
whatever name or kind. Some Of the
above complaints may require some lrifing
assistant application, which The circum-
stances Of the case will dictate but for a.
general remedy or prescription TO remove
the cause, this compound will be found
sufficient.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the
cure OF particular disease, this 10 the
most certain. IL makes a speedy and per-
manent cure, without The least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application to business,
Even when the disease has become cousti-,
tuiiona, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known TO fail Of performing a.
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
ish recommendations, but leaves the medl-
cine to speak for itself.
DIRECTIONS.-Take from TO q tea
spooniuls, according TO the strength and
age OF the patient, before eating, morning
and evening. Should it sicken the stom-
ach or prove too much of laxitive, lessen
the dose.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
MAnnIHn.

A, Monussl sa he Ssh lass. ssspAsa CAas'ss
ssssli, Esq. NJ. n. TO Mass isabslaA ash dsugaass
81 the late Dr.. Gssdss u kiassses, u. c.
Al The sane psses, On The sams dsy. Mr.. Miehssf
susdsrs to Miss Marsoerns Pwis.
At NJ. Reeh acs Aalasts. District Of QusAec, on
the so,h ol'. Pisns Misias Esqr. Msrehaat. ts
Mrs. Esehehhash,
Dtnp.
At Qusbee 90 the 7h inst. aged % ysars. Mrs.
Mare Msgaeissas Drelst, widow Of Mr.. Ls. Della.
grave
At ChzHbly. on tho 9th inst Frances soulhosss.
daughter 81 the late Judge Sou,houss, and wife II
Jacob Glen, Esqt., aged 7sysan
AT Mentreal. On the OH inst. Franeais Hear.
child Of Henri DsIivierss, Esqf., aged Is months.
At'the Hotel- Deu Of Montrssi, ea the slh last.
Rsvds Michael Hssly. native 81 Csnlscomsr. ~
tho county Of Kilkenny. Ireland, srsa 81 years.
he was formerly pastor Ofths church Of st. Mary
N Boston Mass.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

In error, and yet not much o an error.
Il, is said that a very sing ular error lately
erept into certain newspaper in Montreal
which had just changed proprietors; in
making up the form one Of the iourneymen
10 the Office, knowing that the projectors
nsmc should be conspicuously inserted in
accordance with an Ordinance now in force,
and not having been yet Informed who was
the real proprietor, filled up the space with
the FIRST name that presented itself among
the standing lines npon the galley, and
,hoogh, no more about il. Fortunately
the error was discovered in time, else the
paper would have gone abroad with the
inprin, OF Charles Poulett Thomson, the
Governor, snd thus secret would have
been exposed.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
wCERTIFICATE. IN

This is to certify that my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer on her leg for two years, with great
swelling from the toes TO the knee, together with
painful sores on different parts Of the leg and after
useing various remedies from different Physicians.
TO no effect, it was considered by those that saw
her, that nothing short Of an amputa;ion would
save The lie Of the patient. I fortunately con-
menced useirg DR. BANGS RENOyATIEG
MIXTURE, and by constant use Of IL for Jour
or five weeks, together with an ointmsn, prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, 10 my great Joy, was
restored to perfee, health, which she has contia-
ued to enjoy for eighteen months past.
fsignsd) FRANCIS WELSH.
stanbfidge, IL. CO. March 81, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
w. Another Certifeate. ~


This is TO certify, that since November 1898. n
have been afflicted with q disease in my hands,
which was swelling and roashnsss, breaking on,
10 sores, and a feyerish affection, together with a
Scrofulous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood at the burning Of the
S,1eh Factory IN this place last rear. have
consulted great number Of physicians and used
their diferen, remedies. which gave me no relief.
was advised TO try DR.. Bangs Renosstisg
Nurture. went 20 the Doctor and procured .
number Of bottles Of bis medicine, and have been
using it for about four weeks, my health 10 greatly
improved, my hands are about veil, The swelling
Wder my ears has nearly all disappeared, ana )
am confident IN short time shall enjoy perfect
health. believe this medicine 10 be a powerful
and valuable remedy IA all diseases Of the blood,
from The wonderful eject ia has had on ne.
wish 10 state thar I eonucnesd taking two
tss-spoonfui's, and Increased The dose 10 table
spoonful. without any bad s6set, while others who
have been using II, fandsrstsnd, eansot take ever
two tes-spoonfais.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Higbgsis, March 24ib, fs4e
Prepared and Sold by
DR. JOHN Z. BANGS,
stsnbridge L. c.
For sale also at TAI, Ofes.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
JULY 81

thrrs arc nsny choice friends with these
,,s,iarnss | retire from the resPonsioi'l-
tea snd perplerities Of an editor and pub
Usher, Atmv rrqsra Mr.. Ryan under-
takes to publab the paper another year.
commencing With The next nsmbet IL Is
Ga be hopea that this change will increase
a. patronage Of the paper, by stimulating
o., friend. 20 renewed action.
II. J. THOMAS.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

XNE. the subcrhsss, have been appointed BY
Wv the Honorable, the Probate Court ior the
District Of Grand Isle, Commissioners to reeeiss.
Examine aud ADJUST the claims and demands oI all
persons against the estate Of Henry b. vosbursh.
late OF Albergh, in said district deceased, repre-.
scented insolyent, and also all CLAIMS and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto, and sir months from the
date hereof being allowed by said Ceoi Tor that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend TO the business Of appointment,
al the dwelling house Of Richard Manning. in
AIburgh, in said district, on The last Mondays Of
November and December next, at ten o'clock. A.
N. on each OF said days.
Ws. N. LYMAN, ! Connie
LEWIS W. sowLEs, asnsr..
Dated this I'd day Of July, 1870,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

The propensity to desertion
among the troops is such, it
seems, that the Commander OF
the forces, has addressed to
them a rcmonstrance on this
subject under the form of a
General Order. The Herald,
from which we take this news,
regrets not being able to repub-
lish this piece, deploring "the
occasion and the necessity of
such an appeal to the loyalty,
and the good faith of our brave
defenders" That journal at
tributes the desertion to drunk
enness, and to the cruel mach
nations of the people who come
from the United States.
Quebec Canadien.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

r5- The way the western editors walk
into their defaulling subscribers is marvel
,ous. Take the following, for instance
as. S. Damascus, . poor, miserable,
sore-eyed sucker, that got into our sub
seriplion list by virtue OF the only decent
suit OF clothes he ever had on his back
ran away in about six months, owing ne
about one dollar and seventy cents"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
Extract OF a letter from the American
Exploring Expedition, dated

Exploring Expedition, dateu
Sydney, llth March, 1910.
If we call our country good, this must
be bad, for in all things il is its antipode.
When the north wind blows, it is hot, and
rice rersa-it is summer here and winter
with you. The barometer rises before
bad weather, and falls before good the
swans are black and eagles white-the
moles lay eggs and have ducks biIls-the
kangaroo has claws on its fore paws and
taIons on its hind legs, like bird, and yet
hops upon its tal-tbe birds have brooms
in their mouths instead OF tongues-the
Goldfish are found in the rivers and the
perch in the seattle valleys are cold and
barren, and the mountain tops warm and
iertile-ihe nettle is tall tree, and the
poplar diminutive shrub-the pears are
round and the stem on the broad end-the
cherry grows with its stem on the outside
the fielbs are fenced with mahogany
and the poorest peasants house is made OF
yellow cedar-the myrtle tree is burnI ioF
fuel, and the birds are without song.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

Levingston Palmer and Hiram Mum
have been convicted in Upper Canada
Of high treason and sentenced TO death,
for distributing patriot commissions and
endeavoring TO enlis, recruits for another
rebellion. Palmer is said TO belong to
Vermont.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

The English papers by the British Queen
inform Us Of an attempt 10 assassina,e the
Qseen, while riding with Prince Albert, by
a bny named James Oxford. He was APP
pretended, and on his examination, some
disclosures were made duplicating several
others ia the conspiracy, among whom 10
the King of Hanover.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
EBENEzER Peck, formerly

EBENEZER PECK, formerly
representative of the County of
stanstead, l.. c., and who
turned traitor to his consti-
'uents, the radicals, for the
sake of silk-gown, is held up
TO the scorn of the world in his
true colors by the {" Aurore des
Canadas I" of the 7th instant.
Will the people of Chicago
Trust to a man who has thus
betrayed the interests of his
country and of his friends.
Peck would indeed sell his
grandmother, for money or for
Office.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

% Those who have paid US for pa
pers not yet published, will be credited with
the amount on Mr.. Ryan's books, and fur
nished with the numbers due.
UThe I4th No. OF this paper will ap-
pear on the 9Th of August next, and after
wards regularly every Wednesday.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

A new journal is to appear in
Montreal, called the Canada
Times ;" 1t will be in the in
terest Of the radicals, and it is
said that it will be edited by
VIM. Walker, Esqr.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

An American paper says that
Group can be easily cured with
melted tallow, given in doses of
from four TO five tea-spoonfuls.