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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-09
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FROM Lne dtOnRV LtOeHtny Joh" &
m OLD TIPPE CANOE
Hurrah for the father of all the green West!
For the Buckeye who follows the plough!
The focmnn in terror his valor contest, rtl
And we II honor the conqueror now. u.. ."
His country assaulted in the darkest of days.
TO her rescue impatient he few; -.t.r
TO whoop's fell blast and the rifle sred haze
But awaken'd Old Tippccanoo,
On Maumeo's dark waters, along with brave
Green laures he cleaned with his sword rt
but when peace the country came smiling again,
His stee to the scabbard restored.
But wise in the Council. as brave in the Field,
His country still asked for his aid r
And the Birth OF Young Empires his wisdom re-
vealed ' ' .'" "'
The Sage and the Statesman displayed
But the red torch Of war, The tomahawk's slenm
10 the hattie again called The true;
And there where the stars and the stripes brightly
stream,
Rushed the Hero of Tippecanoe. ~
Now bark from the far frozen wds OF the North,
What battle shouts burthen the gale?
The hosts Of Old England ride calamity forth,
And the Captive and Conquered bewa
His country recalls the bold Chieitain she loves,
The sword of cold Tip" she roclaims;
And victory herads wherever he moves,
The path Of the Hero Of Thames
Hurrah for the Hero OF Tppccanoe-
The Farmer who ploughs at North Bend,
Soldier so brave, and Patriot true,
Will find in each freeman a friend.
Hurrah for the Log Cabin Chief of our choice
For the Old Indian Fighter, burrah
4Hurrah and from mountain TO valley the choice
OF the People reechoes-hurrah
Then come to The balotbox-boys, come along,
He never lost battle for yon
Let us down with oppression and tyrannys throng,
And up with Old Tppecnnoe. ,....
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which make their assortment as good can be
found at any other country Store-consistng, in
part of the following articles
Blue, blue black, brown invisible green ard ade
lalde BROADCLOTHS; Kerseymeres and Sail
netts of d tferen shades and qualities, reduced
prices; French, English, and American CALL
GOES, aohich 1oiH be sotd to' almost a song Vic
toria Dire sses-a new article; printed Lawns; fgur
ed Cling CHAINS; black and fIncy col0red Silks
black aud Prince Albert Cravats; sewing Silk and
Twist Bandana and Flag Hdtls: Pongee de Irish
Linen white and coored Canibrcs plain and
check Muslin; Laces; f '5ngs, &c &c. Ladies
cotton Hose: Kid and Pic Mic Gloves; Beltings;
Bonnet Silks; Ribbons; silk and cotton Velvets;
Valencia and light meriuo Vestings; white linen
JEAN SUNNI sr Cloth Tor boys; DamasI table Spreads
Russia Diaper Drilling; Ticking; Batting; Cotton
warp Yarn, fine and Sheetings; bieached
Sheotings. A general assortment of
GrcCalePy asnd EsaTGl WARE;
ALSO,
I IS c. a ST Sgs VA ga g o. o. So S
Y. II. Tea, Suuchong do; Molasses SalGratus;
Spices, &c. Tobacco; and fine Salt, &c. &c
And intend 10 keep constantly on hand all such
Goods as are commonly kept at other country
Stores, which they will endenvor to sell as tOao as
can be bought at any other Store in the vicinity;
DnmeslicS, such are commonly taken at oher
couatry Shops, Tor which fair and liberal prices
will bo given--Or cash, if yow please
~ Ladies and Gentlemen wishing TO purchase
Goods on the lowest terms viii do we'll TO call an d
examine before buying elsewhere, they de-
ermned not To be O. PUNDERSOLD By any CON.
Germ Give a call, as ask just nothing in
any person will go away dissatisfied with our
Goods or prices.
CHANDLER ~ BROWN.
Peacham, May Is, 1910. l46w4
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ROM.ATIC PILLS!
RELIES AROMATIC PILLS for FEMALES

7UT "A
For Distractions, Debility, Hypochondria, SC
THNHESE Pills cleanse, purity and cause free
a circulation Of blood when in manner sus
pended assists the female when nature requires it.
whereby health is established, and the patient be-
fore pale as death, restored to a lively animal
ted compile xion. They likewise conductive
to hetic or consumptive habit, whom they must NOT
be taken.
These Pills have been ofimmense benefit to The
female part of community. Price, 80 cts a box
Prepared and sold by L KIDDER, successor to
DR. Conway 80 Court st up stairs near Concert
Hall, aud may also be had ofIUTEER JEWE'rT,
St. Johnsbury,
None genuine unless signed L. KlDpER, on the
outside printed wrapper
Large discount TO dealers. r41I2O
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THE sU M M Err MORN 4.

Throw up the window IT'S a morn for lit
In its most subtle luxury. The air
Is like breathing from rarer world;
And the South wind seems lIquid-it o ersteas
My bosom and my brow so bathingIy.
1t has come gardens, and the flowers
That kissed it are betrayed; for as it parts,
With its invisible fingers, my loose hair,
know Il has been trifng to tho ose,
And STOPPING to the violet. There is JOY
For all Gods creatures in it. The wet leaves
Are stirring at its touch, and birds are singing,
As tito breathe were music; and the grass
Sends up its modest odor with the Sew,
Like the small tribute of humility.
q. ovey indeed is morning have drank
: It's fragrance apdi Its freshness, and have felt
Its delicate touch and lis kindIier thing
Than music, or feast, or medicine.
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" e ~ O. 90 d s.
TENHE subscribers would announce to their Gus
IL toners and the public, the reception of good
assortment of st,.. .a.i.. ne. .ts,.5 .t.....
Foreign and I'D o ma estlc
EEgY OOD s.,
among which may be found
BROADCLOTLIS.4 AND C.4S.SLlIERES.

among which may be found .t..
BRO.ADCLOTHS. AND C.AS.SLNERES.
Of almost every variety and shade, which will be
sold at great bargains; also primo assortment of
Tailor 8 TRI INNINGS; Vcstings; cloth for summer
Coats and Pants Prints at cents per yard and
others comparatively low; Ginghams, Copperplaie,
printed Lawn. white and coored Cambrcs swiss
and book Musin silk blond and bobnett Lace;
Edgings and insertings, white and brown Linen,
linen Lawn, linen Cambria, imitation do linen
Cambria Hdkis., stay Jean; Ladies super Kid, CHI
and black silk Gloves silk, cotton and mohar
pic mic do cotton Hose, fancy Hdkfs. and
Scarfs; gent buck, super Kid, and Persian thread
Gloves; Eng. mixed half Hose, Pongee. choppn,
bandnnna, Spittle Id and Corah silk Hdkfs; lal
and cotton Cravat do neck Stocks; Alaplne,.
blk and cold gro de Swiss and gro de nap Silk,
RIBBONS, super blk and blue silk Velvet; Sheet
ings and Shirtings, Ticking, Drngs, and cotton
Yarn; Ladies super French Kid Slips Umbrellas;
cloth Caps; super brush satin beaver, nutrIa and
mayed HATS @ ALSO, 4 rsruea
WINDOW GLASS, PAPER HANGiNGS,
CROCKERY, GLASS & HARD WARE,
WI. GOODSAND GROCERIES,, LIN
SEED OH. SPTS. TURPENTINE,
PAINTS AND DYESTUFFS.R RUS.
STA AND ENG. IRON, STEEL.
NAILS, NAIL RODS, PLATE.
The above, together with many other Goods VIC
have recently purchases at prices winch Will ena
bic US to sell them very low. We feel grateful to
customers for their liberal patronage and assure
prices which will merit the continuance of the
same. ~ M
Indies and gentlemen are respectfully invited 10
call and examine our Goods. ,.,
" n KrrTREDGE & COLBY.
ST. Johnsbury, May IL, 1910. ',A 145tf
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EliRRae! Fresh Hiqnae /!

VgVt T. subscribers have on hand for SALE supply
n of Fresh LIME, and will be ready to answer
all calls for the article through the season
). AZ l.. THAYER
St. Johnsbury, "a pril 81, 1870 l43f
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Highway Surveyors BLANKS,

LNOR sale at this Office Also,
IL BLANK DEEDS, VENDUE RI.ANKS
BLANK NOTES. WAY Bells. with ibo
namo of the p M. and town, printed at short no.
tce. prll ~
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Bomnets! Ron NETS!

lib O m m & 8! B On m is!
XXTE have received in advance of our stock of
WV eset GOODS, -af cr,,.i ,.. -;,-y,
q large supply of Torrance, Dunstable, and common
Straw '" !" f"H'f
SG o. ST. IP Sg g Gai hrlora
Also, WREATHS and artificial FLOWERS, that
will be sold cheaper than be bought in our vi
cinity. Call and see. POD" DlNA
CHANDLER s. BROWN.
Peacham, May 6, IS4O. s,--ts .l,7s 145w4
P.S Next week, look out for the best assort-
ment of new Goods ever offered the public in
oursplace. 5l n G. 81 b.
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Il "a i 4 OK m 8 EB ~ same SIS.
EaURIE CEJRTESS. .5 ~.

XKTOULD inform The public that he has remov.
w ed his shop to the South part of the Plain
opposite to where the Temperance House was
kept, where he will be found at any time ready to
wait upon any one who may cali .5. .l,lst-
To his friends and patrons he returns his thanks
for favors received, and hopes by strict attention
to his business % merit continuance OF the same
He takes the latest fashions, and pledges himself
that his work shall be done with neatness and dis
patch
CUTTING done with correctness and at short
notice, for others TO make. All work made by HIM
warranted To fit ,7-D-
Orders from distance promptly attended TO.
st. Johnsbnry, Al rl 6, 1870. ldOf
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NOTICE.

!
TIME Copartnership heretofore existing between
| Il the subscribers under the style of Moore, Ma
son IL Co. has been by mutual consent dissolved
All the Books and demands and all other property
belonging to said firm has been assigned TO J. F.
Skinner, to whom all demands due the concern
must be paid, and all Ploughs in the hands of A
gents must be accounted for to said Skinner, who
will also settle all demands against said Company.
JOHN MOORE,
WILLIAM MOORE,
JOSEPH MASON,
! j. +. SKINNER.
Barnet, January %, lS40. , ...,l ..
THE public hereby notified that The Plough
business will hereafter be carried on by the sub
scriber at the old stand ofMoorc, Mason IL Co and
no efforts shall be wanting to have the farmers well
supplied with Poughs of first rate quality, ar
shares constantly on hand to fit. Said Plougs will
be kept by Agents in most of the principal towns
in the vicinity. The superiority of the Moore and
Mason Ploughs for turning n smooth fnrrowwillout
breaking and turning up hill anddrawing easy is so
well known that recommendations considered
unnecessary, would only say 70 farmers, Try for
yourselves. JONATHAN f. SKINNER.
Barnet January IS, 1910. I32tf
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SmsRcg, EsHiassIs aaasa EDOs-Hs.


SiasRacs, AsRiaasIs a1ad EBOs-Rs.
TINE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
a. public that he continues to manufacture the a
hove articies'at his old stand and Intends keeping
them constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
prices.
window SG&kEeS
of various kinds, viz. common ovoo Sash, lip ovo-
10 Sash, of all sizes, of 10, 20 and ID lights for
z by 8 glass, from l 1-S to Ia inches thick, to-
gether with new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by IA
glass, 1-2 inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings.
HDa8eR Doors
of 6 and panels, consisting of those Of 8,
IA and g and inches thick, suitable for out,
side and inside doors.
Window EBAiEads,
made in the best and latest style.
~ He would just say TO those wishing foi the
above articles that lis SASH blinds and doors ara
made of the first stock in the latest style, and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he will
say to those huiding, that he devoies his time to
manufacturing the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for their advantage TO call and purchase.
N. Is. Those wishing for certificates OF recon
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by Sashes will be sold for cents a
light,
All orders by mail otherwise, punctually at.
tended TO. LiNDORF MORRIS.
ST Johpsbury Sent. Z. 1899 1I0tf g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-09

TRae Green We fountain Boys,
|. A HISTORICAL TALE of the early settle
"A ment OF Vermont, in vols.-by the autho
of ''May Martin" For sale at this Office.
UTA new supply of the above work has been
received at this office.
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EsOnnets,9 BONNET Silks, &c.
"A UGOOD assortment of Dunstable, Florance,
N Variegated and Eleven braid ONNETo JUST
received and for saie. Also bonnet SILKS, RID
BONS, FLOWERS, tSc.-cheap--no ntstgkS;
.lfV lf,,t f....tt', SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
Nav 1S4O l45tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-09
VNianGlOYY So eEles
PaaAeR Doors

# 4, 6 and panels, consisting of those Of ] IS
IA and l,2 and inches thick, suitable for out
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Then come to the ballot box--boys, come along,
He never lost battle for yon:
Let us down with oppression and tyranny's throng
And up with Old Tppecnnoe. t...
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HBy aHae British Queen,

Peacham, May 10, 1910. Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

Soon after this the meeting broke into four or fvs
small squads, each with platform andls peaker to the
number of i've Under group of beautiful trees,
the gallant Col Ming held forth--in another Gesrge
Davis of the Aston House-both good spsakers-in
another John Smith, Jr., of Arkansas-in another
Deidrich Knickerbocker, Of Sleepy Hollow.
AT this stage of the proceedings, about half past
O'clock several copies of the first part of Websters
speech, reported by the Herald corps of reporters
were flung on the platform. Mr.. J. w EdmoHds
was speaking the medicinal qualities of the sub
treasury-a copy of the Extra Herald was held forth
to him, asking him "reply to this" At this
ment, the Gulick Guards, beautiful company, with
fine band, marched down Broadway, playing the
:" Cracovienne." The beauty of the music, and the
remembrance of the divine Fanny Ellser, drew off
half the audiences from the different speakers. But
no matter for that they got the votes at their polls
and no mistake
Hurra for the democracy! Mr.. Webster has not
annihilated them as yet They alive and unter-
rifcd. The half dozen different meetings held on
till the sun dipping his feet in the evening dews
ofthe Jersey hils-and for any thing we know, they
may be speaking in the Park yet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
The Greatest Democratic Meeting over hC!d
In gew-Eork.

The Greatest Democratic neetinC cver acid
In Sew-Hork.
Yesterday, one Of the largest, and INST cuthusi-
sste. and most emphatic, and most triumphant De-
nocratic meeting, was held ia the Park. that ever
took place in this city, in the world, bega-
Mug With tAe democracy OF Athens do 20 70 hat o
New-yotk. II was composed Of working mes. .
talking men. curious men, funny Sen, decided sen,
and al kinds Of mea that vote, besides ieE that
had no votes. The assembsge began to sheS signs
Of life at half past O'Clock, ssd At tvo o'clock q
was ready FOR action and tslk-uo elder.
A ,argc platform wss erected in fr,nt Of the City
Hall and several smaller platforms erected under
the trees, in the different green grass pats srouad
the lovely and unadulterated PARK oighsy eroparS-
tioss had been msde-seversl large flag. hal been
hing ont at Tammany Hail. like dirty linen 10 dry,
and few drums and ffss walked ovec the streets
and dis coured elegant music O. collect the boys for
action. great many speakers bad been announced.
but speakers or speeches are nothing 60 the demo
eracy. IN MS city, hs democracy haze he rotss,
and can beat Tie Wigs, Daniel W'sbsieT, and oil,
and that Is all they want, End all they care for.
Exactly at O'Clock. the meeting was organ zed
BY the appointment OF a regular and honest de-
noerat,-full 25s pounds weight. His name might
have been John Smith or Disdriek Knickerbooker,
or Peter Porcupine; but II neither though names
are nothing, however, to the democracy. Princi-
pies, when yoa can catch them, like ducks on Lorg
island, are everything, and basket Of fragments 10
boot.
A whole batch Of Vices and Secretaries were tn, a
appointed. John A. Morril, Of the smartes'
.Ssxng democrats in the eOuatry, and good La
The i, our eOunsel,) the~x2se.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
Prices Of Flour this day, 81 00atl3


aus and Business in Rochester.
Prices Of Flour this day, siooaiIs
4" Wheat 1ja Is
The farmers are unwilling to sell their wheat a.
present prices and are holding on, except such as
forced 60 sell IL this policy is pursued To ary
considerable extent the stock Of Il ur IN your city
at the close Of canal navigation, will be small.
The sllabsorbing topic of discussion in this quar-
ter the presidential election. The friends Of Van
Buren,, though few. are srm ard resolved, and they
will make desperate effort to keep down the Wkig
msjorities. But he zeal and enthusiasm is all on the
side Of Harrison. You know the character Of the
people Of Western New York, and will understand
when tell you that the excitement is all for ITar.
rison and Reform. All the Tippccsnoe meetings are
pockets filled with Tippeesnoe song books-vosal
nusic is all the rage, and "those now sing whe ne
yer sung before" The Morgan ereitemsnt-the
Fipney and Burchard excitement and the Knapp
excitemest-seem TO be all conce ntrstsd in one sb-
sorbipg, controlling, and overwhelming excitement
fer old Tip" IL a Loeofoco meets whir, and
attempts to argue with him, the Wing will inmedi-
s,sly commence a soma, 4" What has caused ihi.
great commotion,' aud "Nsn, Van. Van, 10 a used
up man." From reasoning and rejecting people.
we have become O song singing people. The great
estfear Of the Wing leaders now is that the Tippe
canoe boys will be so engrossed in singing on the
days OF slscton, that they will forget to vote This
apprehension is, think, groupdless and unless the
excitement die away before election II will sweep
oil before IT, The enthusiasm in behalf of old Tip
is resistess, and you mig well attempt to stem
the torrents Of Niagara, eur own Gsnes-e, as to
check it. From present appearances, the Wing ma.
jorities will be in our political annals
The Rail Road is completed f.om this city to Ca
nandaigua y miles, asd two daily trains Of ears now
run over the rosd-fare 81 ~ I 2 etc. This com
petes the route by Rail Road from Csnandsgua TO
Batavia.
BY the late census, Rochester takes rank In point
Of population the fourth city in the empire state
Business Of all kinds is reviving A large sale Of
dry goods at auction took place yesterday aud to-
day. The sale went off with great spirit, and the
bro n roff m he N,rk inv
No movements are made in real estate, although
merous small dwelling houses in the progress Of
erection The farmers in the rich agricultural re-
gion around u.s. are luxuriating upon the fruits Of
their toll, and waiting for Harrsons election TO re-
slize higher price for their surplus.
Yours, Se.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

UNION RAcEs.-The Jockey Club have determine
ed to make brilliant display the Union Course
on tho first Tuesday in October. The entire fall
meeting is to be thrown into single day. Six races
are to be rum including the sweepstakes. with purses
OF four, three, ard two mile heats. The purse will
be twelve hundred dollars, and three sweepstakes
have already been made Arrangements have been
made to ensure the attendance OF large number Of
ladies, and splendid time is anticipated. The price
of admission 20 the enclosed space and Members
Stand TO be put instead OF the usual price of
IS for the and character Of Races here
tofore, and admission to the gates and Stand remain
as now, at the price of an ordinary day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

RAILROAD AccIDIrr.-A singular accident oc-
cured recently on the Blackwell railway, which,
probably, has already proved fatal. man in the
employ Of the company was standing on the line
about l mile from the terminus, when, perceiyinp
train Of carriages coming in each direction he mme-
diatsy jumped out Of the way and stood clear Of the
the swift motion OF the vehicles, was so great that
he was literally removed by IL from this position OF
supposed safety dashed with much force against one
Of the ears, and rehoundng against the wall. was all
but killed the spot, his skull being fractured go
severely that no hopes could be entertained Of HE
fecovery-Nantuehef Hqairsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
Coroner's Once.

The Coroner was yesterday called to a miserable
hovcl in the Of 81 Cross street, 20 hold an in
quest on the body Of Daniel Regan, who was re-
ported to have died from injuries received, in con-
sequence efbeing run over on Saturday last. Open
ing the door where the Coroner expected TO find the
corpse, he saw three aud one w.man lying ON
the same bed, as the dead man, and all dead drunk
AZ the authority Of the Coroner did not extend 20
the sleepers he postponed his inquisition TO such
time as they should be awake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

Sroprs IN CAsApA.-The Montreal Courier states
that the annual meeting oftAc Huntingdon Turf Clab
came of on Friday and Saturday, the ilth aud 18th
instant, and from the highly favorable state Of the
weather it was most numerously attended. From
the number Of crack horses from Upper Canada, and
the States, the sport was fret rate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

GREAT DELIcAcIEs.-Takeab basket in your hand
and go 10 81 Whitehall street-ask for Conklin-
tell bin TO fill the basket with fresh Mill Pond oys-
;srs-take them homs-open them with oyster
xnfe-fut pepper and vinegar on them-sut them
one By Que into you- mouth-and if you don't sws
low them end smack your lips afterwards, pro-.
nouncing these words-"the greatest delicacies Of
the present age"--thon say the Herald does speak
the truth at times. We have tried them, and can
tell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

SICKNESS OF THE GorERsos GENERAL or Cana
DA-It stated in the Montrea al Herald Of Thursday
last. that Governor Thompson had Just been seized
with sudden and severe Gt Of illness
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

Frsr There was large ERE 10 Boston on sa.
turday morning. A distillsry, owned BY Bsrusa l.
Trull. and two dwelling houses, were destroysd.-
Loss SO, 900, insured $1,000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

CHATHAM TnrsrRE Hill took a benefit last
night, and the house vas crowded TO sufiocatiop,
long before the curtain rose. Every par, was
erammed, and every body was delighted Hill il.
admirable representative of the peeuliarities Of
the Yankee character, and he was never happier
than last night. Z he other performers backed him
up fairly. The bill for to night is rich one Go
early.