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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

~ DOCTOR GLovER.s suited as usual at HI:
9e u. Ss Ss,s to mt
hi practice several s5' mb,eh T se se,o ts
Dr. G. apprises that he htcsvsd regular med,
ysan to select branch OF his prefer, His Office is Noa
Aan street Private eHtrs1ss DOOR the Museum
n B-Tke Doctor keep genert sortmeht OF IEusses
and Suspeasoy Bandages, which adjusted ana spfheo
sHis celebrated Elixir lad at his store. Price
COUGHS COLDS CURED-,wsnd,. Pulmonaria.I, or
u Vegetable Demsl.l IN cases 'st.n.te eaarrh coughs
asthma AID o@s e cSns% rO
p Is's< S'. Af Foo Sy Of the IN
- B Bsasa H l,as IL; o s%s
CoLrs REPEATI2I FIRE AsMs.-Thesaent Arms
m Aanuf',tgrlng CouFny Isform he public TIT they have
eo%meSTS car,s each VI sh they coastiy re
and finish 10 any se p sporane, equal in va sanship
gun ever ,hsy viii tFow shot sapenar any
and fs isol. 51S for BE- sho, Rides '1ss
Of very superior quality hois,r si1s All of which
% srs offered at greatly pS, "a. al @ Broad
SiMMpsoS,s NEWLY INVITED PORTABLE ENE.
.nns AfPARATss, eonta IN case little larger than
other. ever e o re9e over .i%
'"'''y' They are NV pgs,6 P.@ps on sale
NB wholesale y ~ ,, sSSasssay' Ne" h0'S
fs,e Observation-Disclosures. new >itTa7
NJ Boots and shc is PsSs sa ana "a
rs and hast
,sive sent OF Boots aid Shoes OF latest fashions
tSsed IN the city. - ~ N" =" F'i
D. Hs stores Nos Ies aud los Chatham street
All goods warranted. 1e,o s,e.
WA sHINGToS HOTEL BROADWAY.-Tb. .u5.--;
oe repeatedly begs leave TO inform his friends and the
puoc tht ne has tken the above establishment which la. nm
s%Py ,sRs :s9 R'y ), 's sSnda
turopcan plan namely OF letting the lr,oms
srnshsd At such terms will square with times
sl from - 10 - prrweek Grntlemeumay also be accom- go
dated with hedroons breakfast and tea the charge. Der
in proportion % the quality Of the room.
ne rr-lrat viii remain open from o'clock the morning
t u u sh during WHICH ms the guests always be &C.
cornnod tted from t. daily bill aud charged az cart
ingy This plan Of hotel Sespng leaves the guest At liberty 10
dine when and where they please. ~ "
The proprietor taters hnefrom his long erperene. and
sssidpous attention 10 the comforts and Of his
public patronage. JOUS COTSrE m ~ W
late s the Broadway Hotel, No ii9 and formerly of IN.
British Cohec-Hogsc, Toronto, Upper Canada, malIm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

y PREsCOTT, Comma ssi0n Merchant, Eer Orlsop, p.
- spsctuhy informs he friends and those the late 6r Of
PRESCOTT Jones Cos that he continues the Al M
same place. ss Grgrsr street, and will haprv 10 .y.ct
ORDERS for the purchase Of Cotton. Sugar Nolfsss and W..
tern Produce Any orders le with F-stis Prescott Son
rse street New fors, will have immediate attention
New Orleans 2sd Jan 1890 e.. sv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

RoWAND'S ,ANTlCosTlyE PILLS have no mercury
~ IN them They ild and excellent layatiy,
medic!ne aud at all tunes be employed with safety where
gentle yet effective catkartic Is required
For sale by j. y, FAY general agents at drug sore No ioa
bro,lNy rankin House. New York, rsailed Al ia Bowe
bsny, &c " ' - 0'S ~
Irice 50 cents per boz only.
y. y. Rowands Tome Mixture Pill. for fever All arm, 49,
es-entialy the the li1uid Row and's Toc sxiss
m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

To pHE L DlEs-pR. A O. HILLS UTERo ABB.
BBM lNAL SUPPORTER is offered 10 those arictsd
with Posrsns o. faUrs - ne Womb and otcr diseases
up'uonH uon relaxation ~ c abdominal muscles as an m
strnent ~ every way acseicd FOR relief and permanent re-
20 health Whsn this Instrument Is carefully and
properly htted " the f-rn " the patient
Ne ncs immediate immunity FROM Distressing 6drsering
anl bearing down. sensations which accompany near, Iii
css Of Viscera dscerags II I've abdomen and i,s sGfs
Son AWAY followed BY early Confession n radcs
truetons and can be applied By tn patent without d
Ohce V,sey street, Astor Hoyse New yort
I'd the Office | WV W ", -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

DIX tNuMRACKERs CELEBRATED Tonic 4 An
-D1HthPIlC PlLi-This remedy Possesses ths, most
- Hninoh ~ Jafhartic and Tonic powers desira.
. W w,i , we W ,s powers are strengthened, and the
- ,, ~ trs reis' 80 aud producers sickness. and
rcls ~ ~ strciion ~ - 8te 1rcrfio These p -
sntrsy re rom mercury, aud ~ h1Tes viii b. rsrsIi,
i1und suicfeut ~ cure she
scty oi ne sioach remove hisl eativeeas sck bes,
acne e lrtburn, tcu"y. and diseases I'll
ren THIS nost valuable family medicine a. ~ al ii ~.
ani retail ~ }. q. FAf, Agsut at drug s,ers TO- - -
tfrtnkn House nf Dey-st y. " ~ no. ptt \,
a.. Price 50 cents pr bot ,,,3i,,.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

Try 1T LADlEs.-The Oriental Powder OF AIabaster to
heeuy The SKIN remove reckles, Sc, excellent
mt put W IN splendid style and far commop
fesr Powder for beautfyg and soening the
a ynoeEs any uppasSnt aranee Of s skim clear and
Iss Broadway t Canal street iT Bowery sish Ave.
m I'M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13
COLToS BOOKKEEPTNG

N~NlbS - OWN 1lNtJ.
s oRtCT.CAs WORK UPON A Pan TSrIRyI Y
n NEW-Tbe which form the basis OF the seisnc
ar clsssed under Five Divisions with definite evp,naon
AZ, tee iofm 81 grammar aud arithmetic II contains yo
e11oasy ~ nercanuls terms and rhrascs, Also, key
gbaihg the nature and Of eacb 81 the %
Book eatris as practical accountant wou ,pls e 80.
70 h pupil tins simpfes the tna a vousy n.
comma tassh edueaios acguir, aknowedge without
he Lear commercial Calculations and Practical For ~
ssetng books ~ every extent aBd variety OF comcrcial
houses Public Address The first delivered upon ~, 90
Gct Nc Se-thls DAY published BY William jackson io2
bssTsy and Tor sae at the principal Bookstores in the
ms auns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

cough Lotcngss after having tree various her r,nedie.
without any benefit They sold Il 100 Nassu street
EoR THE FACE AND sKTN.-cHURcHs GENUINE
a VEGETABLE LOTION recommended b, the faculty tor
All diseases " Oh. face and skin u eradcas tan prpl
rrckles spet rcdncs rBgworns and - cuafou orupons
gradually realizing delicate clear, soft skin; ansorm
the most salow complexion into radiant vhenes rsnders
harsh AID rough skin BEAUTIFULLY soft smooth ~ even impar.
70 The lace, neck and h.alty and iu ale bloom and
~ due perseveraHce N its applications th rcul will m beau
uu compilation. The Lotion - exceeded btno other " the
world Suce u o. that n has been used With
N ne United States and West illirs whot sngla
plant OF It's efficacy For sale at III W S)ispnssry
mas N rods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

4 Cincinnati, desires US to rec.
Lorengss 10 our readers 40 the
colds, &c. Thy cured him in
cough. For sale AT les NASSAU
maj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

TO THE PUBLlC.-We call rls special attention Of IN,
public o. The niscr held ont by S,LvgsrEp a.
" 1r ingrstinr IN real estate, situated IN New
laa N1tftsts ding the attempts made by the pi1
hnf o te journal Of Commerce. have good reasons fo
snonE % tn affair i1 question possesses The entire cont
p ~ tlf crfauuatyanI recommend those persons
who nave any iou1s 70 call sylvester Co who are de-
~ u OF giving The f1 and perfect sasfzcton In
pity tn any Inquiries made pss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

NO EXCUSE FOR a COUGH-There - no longer s,y
doubt but W ~ Browns COMPOUND B0neset andy n yo,
get th genuine al cure cough. LoarspeS. ard
te voice For h. genuine call for Browns Bonsset an
which = Tor sale "a View York, oHly by A. d. sands d
g. a. WHOLESALE and retail No 20 and Fulton-street.
,st.i ~ ,Ing, go broa4way Embree East Broadwav
Iihts xe broaawsyi tnddngon. Huisop-st. Hill o..
treenteh ST Dod sfs broadway ifpurchsseJ Al ,v .i
M ~ - ho ma by the orignt prescription thst The a.
rcctions arr siEncd by the proprietor. Wv ''' w
IN oriFr tsat 90 person hrsita make
able article "a. PROPRIETOR u induced give st -, ~
denis xir Boncset El,campane Root iiluor,c. sn,lt
sensr Root. HorshounA Els,seed Usrver n. si- IN
G.ioo, anl Iceland Moss a ef The vegetable kingdom The
Mh1 suffer longsrl Why DELAY 'f'VN
Why on the bed Of sickness lav1
Why bear the torment for a hour
When nowitis within your power
10 cure your coughs allay the pain.
Iieanse out The throat aud clear the brain
iispei your colds renew the voice.
lot Your own free will and choice
ngn purchase Browns pure Boneset z andv
- uNhieh cures aU coughs and colds 90 haHdyt
" o. ,,seth'r The genuine 10 had only
places an purchased elsewhere must be counterfeit MAJ H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

A NCIENT JERU SALEM.-Daguerre and Sebrons Great
Il Picture Paris Of the CrucifSon Mount Calvary and
Ancient City Of Jerusam at the Lyceum 500 Broad
way. This Of the largest and most splendid Iustra
tions of Scripture History painted in the world;
Open from I'LL dusk Abundance 5cents-chidren under
~ half price m2 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

EYES-INFLAMED AND SORE EYES-Row and's Col
II lyreum Eye Water most excellent application for
weak and famed eyes and peculiarly adapted BY its mild
and safety the children infants No
medicine has claims for patronage and hap
PLY ehcacious. All who try it are delighted with it,
For sale By o. FAY, Agent, at Minors Franklin House
drug store, 1893 Broadway, and ia Canas N " mas I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

&" 100 OO0'' CASES FEVER AGEE" annual =
lOO,OOO cured by the original and genuine ROW
AND's TONIC MIxTURE The proprieiors have in their
possession than 200 certificates the nib-
OF THIS medicine when properly used, including many
1e OF and other distinguished throughout
~ United states who have their their
rss9raon t9 health by its employment For sale ny j. o.
FAY general Agent Drug Store No 1893 roadwa Frank
-. ilpss--c o'her oi Dey street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

BLACK OXIDE or MANGANEsE.-sc,ooo lbs. ground
~ 10000 lbs. crude, for sale by
PERSSE A DROOKg az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

DlANO FORTES FOR HlRE.-A variety good of Piano
Eortes be No. 20 Wst FourseIth street
tween the Fun and sixth short distance from the
Railroad and can be hired by the rsoh for ange evening
Also m assortment OF Piano rtes Of patterns
oi rosewood and mahogany, which vii be sold The maanusc
hIers nfices and warranted or is23-lrnsnd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-13

yERMIFuGE has peculiar claims for patronage by its
special property destroy and expeng h
system. at the time cleansing the bowels sne
and IN winch they imbedded All the dsr, ssne
symptoms picking the nose disturbed sleep pain In the
bowels footed breath &c &C. immediately vanish upon the re-
gular employment of the above valuable remedy.
For sale by q. FAY agent, at Minors Franklin House.
Drpg Store 1873 Broadway 27 Bow,y ia Canal street oe
Fulton street go Broadway &c Price each mai
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
STATE OF VERMONT
A Ella nm n t i Om
BY THE GovERSoR

THE GOVERNOR.
By commendable usage, tho people Of this state
have long been accustomed 10 celebi ate day ,
near the close Of each year, in Offering asserip-
tons of thanksgiving and praise to ALMIGHTY
Cop 70, the blessings and mercies of The past
season. Respect for tho custom, and for the
memory of those who established it, Il above all
OF our own obligations and responsibilities
to HIM who hath spared our lives and supplied
our wants demand from US an observ ance of this
anniversary. The 'fruitfulness Of the year just
closing,the unusual exemption from wasting sick
ness and deadly pestence, which has been
so signaIly enjoyed by the inhabitants of this
state,, render it specially proper, that day
should be set apart for public, simu taneous,
expression Of gratitude and acknowledge
ments, to HIM who giveth sunshine and shower,
and at whose command are the messengers of
affection and mercy.
do, therefore, appoint Thursday, the third day
OF December next, to he observed, by the people
of this State, ,day Of THANKSGIVING,
PRAYER, and PRAISE.
Let US, on that day, srspending our common en-
gagements and avocaton, assemble in several
places Of public worship, aud, while there pray
ALMIGHTY Cop, merctully to accept humble
yet unfegned tribute of thanksgiving, may we
minge confessions of past ingratitude, unfath-
fllness, and short comings, and offer up the
cepiable sacrifice Of a broken and conti lite heart.
Let US thank COP, that forget luness to c.
knowledge III i'm in all our ways, hath not been
followed boz corresponding neglect of US that,
notwithstanding our unworthiness, have bocn
The special subjects of His providence aud care ;
that lie hath ordered the year in mercy that Ile
bath SENT in their appropriate season, the raines &
dews of Heaven that lie hath preserved us fiom
disease and destruction ;'and that at all times, His
sustaining arms have encirc led
Let us pray for a continuance OF these blessingsI
for light to shine upon the path of future duties !;
for disposition, SO to improve those bountles of
His providence, with which we may be entrusted
as TO dispense relief with liberal hand to The
poor, the suffering, and distressed fora heart
synpathize with those in bondage and for sin
cere desire to conform, in all respects, to the di-
vine rule Of our Lord and Saviour
That God would bless our national and state
councils, let devoutly pray thatour schools and
colleges may continue send forth healthfci in
hueuce that our clergy may be indeed messen-
gers of God for good to the people aud finally
that the blessings of good government may be Gx-
tended throughout the world, and that those who
succeed us, mindful of the price Of liberties,
may continue enjoy the smiles OF Him, who
directed and sustained our Pilgrim Fathers.
Gicen under my hand and tho seal Of The Stale, in
Ereeytige Chamber, at Montpelier, this t'oeaty
seuenth day of October, is the year IF oar Lord
one thousand eight hundr cd and tortp, and Of
the Independence Of the United States, the sir-
ty EfA. s, Fl. JENiSON.
BY the Governor,
GEO B. MASsEs, Sec'y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

TIE CALrposiAN sill be published
TERMS m n nsr aunum, or at 81 so If paid in
weekly at 80 :Ha,pment is made within six months
advance. Al pF subscribing il will be considered
from tho tlme u Mo paper will be discontinued
advance are paid, except at the option OF
The publisher will be inserted for the Gus
"sy ~:s 'isft'issd s s!s
number OF ,nervise they will be inserted till for
p put nad charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

I've sat add soen one bright wave chase
Is e. low on tho strand,
Then GTI sway,por leave trace
Upon the printlesa sand
Though scarce the pebbles fei, the shock,
The waves have worn the snhd rock
I've sat and heard the Autumn wind
AnI,d the branches play,
So soflly mild. bandly kirh,
u scarce " stir d tho spray;
Yet SOON IL bore Springs vcTdasI birth.
To wilher q ITS native earth.
I've sat and seen the evening son
Sink liom the golden sky,
His long bri shi race OF glory run,
And close his golden eye
So slow he p SD, scarce chang'd the iighi,
And vet he lsh the world in night.
Ard like yon rns Is Human Life
Eysns like silIows, roIl
Moment on mo'neot, strife on strife,
Thst chang Rs TO the soul;
And Joys, hk- iuluTun leaves, fall fast.
Hope sois--snd Be'ng's light Is past.
I've Si0oc on Farm most daring height,
And seen day. ruler rise
tn his msgniieeboe ofight
To triumph ihruugh the skies,
And all The dark ness of the world
Far from his shining presence burl'd.
All, too that fades upon the earth,
Too weak TO hnger here,
Ro-blossouss with second birth,
To deck the coming year;
Shall Hope, then, NJ ms eternal dpwer.
Be ftailer tl,nn lad ng fower'
All, no, like Au tumn leaves that die,
That bloom again in Spring,
Fresh Joys shall rise from those gone by,
And pnrer incense bring;
And when, like suns, hope sets in night,
Shall she not beam from, worlds more bright
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
W;sceIlaM G Ou 8.
-n11,Isu CORNLAWS.

rsorAsp. Extract of letter by
NAM '.;,, from Englaud.l "Our harvest IN
Inc a'' over, and the grain is partially secur'
the oO'' ,h, country. Whea, will probably be
-, ,,oo Oats. barley, and potatoes ana ''rn'
-" ,hnudauce The working OF our Cornhaws
p' .,risiug at the present moment, Last week
wv" . ,ho duty on -four was Is I'd per barrel, last
o', ~ day, ns soptember) it has rise" to 0s ID
NOT, week it will be Ss I'd
TLa farm Laws are constructed as only to
.an; aour and grain from foreign ports when from
hal hnryests, prices are almost famine rafes
,,o lose the benefit, at this moment, OF
~. nroor redundant crops, and of heavy sur
w.. ,0o over from the crop of last year.
pI ,,Lo do,v on wheat was reduced to rate of
,,sr,v ner cent. on the cost. and fixed Ferma
,o,,,v 80 that the grain growers of thes western
IA M;d1ls States could always count on certain
,,,Le, for their surplus, even ut low prices, the
,:,or ,yould be so extended as TO afford, in an
".,uo ssoson. some or 10000 900 export, and
!, =, mDerabundant one, as the past and present
Lr. ham. more than double these sums to
England only.
rhs oypor of bread stuiTs, DEEPER dent of rice,
f., the wear ending 30th September, 1899, was SD :
sol667 The export for the year ending 3Oth
s,n,swber le4O is not published, hut it will prob
Alv exceed that of the previous year The ex-
.o,ofIs3o, OF bread stuff, is nearly three times
.,I,rre as the average of the preceding eight
years and has been great help to tho country,
in vsring up the heavy foreign balance against us
q. nv the "CompromiSc act,' which goes into ct
for, in 1912, the duties on British goods are re-
Iuced to twenty per cent, thus greatly iavoUns
the import Of the staple goods of England That
country, in compensation for such change, ought
to lower her present prohibiting duties on gram
oara,c, of twenty per cent, in which case, me
vas, amount of grain sold from the grain growing
States would enable them to deal not only more
extensively with old Engand, for what she can
furnish but also with New England, for what she
can supply cheaper, under any system of duties,
than any other country afford similar goods
Among those prime necessaries Of life, in which
we excel arc manufactures of woolens, cottons,
leather and numerous minor ones of less value.
With this object in view, OF attaining compen-
safion for the reduction of our duties, call should
be made by our government England, France
and all other countries from whence import
nnduce the duties on .4meritan staples, and, in
ass Of their failing to do, ii will become mat
Reconsideration as to what my be done to
,cnstrain such a course OF proceeding, by exclu-
ding duties on their Staples l hope some Of our
members of Congress will bear this in mind, in
their discussions on the new tariff, when it shall
come before that body.-Boston Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

Oliver Ames, of West bridgewater' Mass ,sc"m
menced life by making dozen shovels, which ha
took TO market, in wagon lie now owns three
sx,ensiye factories a, Easton, Braniree and Yves,
Bridgewater--employs SIXTY workmen aud has four
teams TO carry his shorols TO market. His profits
are 900 900 anomaly. = 3 ~ s-D .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

Young top who had jus, begun to shave for "a
beard stepped into BARRIERS shop, and, after a
grand swagger, desired to be shaved. rhe barber
went through the manual movements, and the
young sprig jumped up with flourish, exclaming
Nav foine fellow what's your charge -
oh' no charge - was the reply. 4p
NO charge! how's that?" ...
"hy' we are always thankful when we can
t''A sort cafskin to whet our razors on.-E1-
@angs Paper
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

SUICIDE. The BarnstabIe Patriot says: On Tues
day of last week, Mr. Charles Howard, fPocnsset,
Sandwich, caused his own death by cutting bis
throat with razor. Mr. Howard was worthy
and esteemed man, though afflicted occasionally
with hypochondrS1 4 = " :! %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
GEO B. MASsES,- Sec'y.

The DorniniOns Of the Viceroy Of EgWt,-The
extent of the territory under the dominion of Mo-
manned Ali, is almost unknown in England. 1t
far exceeds that Of the mother country, and IL again
adde d to the Turkish empire, would make ii ii more
cumbrous machine than il was before, for people
and territories that never ackuow lodged the Sui
tan, or Moii anime dansm, have been subjugated,
and are now ruled by the Egyptian Viceroy. He
wrung Egypt fom the Porte and bad added to it
the whole OF Syria, great part of Asia Minor as
far as here the Euphratese enters the Persian
Gulf; in all the Arabian Peninsula, except Muscat,
Nubia, Abyssinia, the ancient Ethiopia, with The
plains of Seminar, Kordofan, and far the foot
of civilized man has followed the various wander
ings the Blue and White Nile, Mohammed Ais
powor is moro or less acknow lodged. The extern
sive borders of the Red Sea beyond the Straits of
BabeimandeI, to the confines of Persia and the In
dian Sea, W it'll Gambia, and the whole upper border
of the Mediterranean, and now including in his do
mnons, aud the great named tribes Of the Beda-
wees of Petra, and from Bagdad to Medina, with
exceptions own him their prince. All this, great
err even than the m ghty empire OF Sesoslris, was
conquered, and is now governed by the Orphan
boy whose precarious living was at one time gain
cd by the huxtering oftobacco, but who Row fills
the throne of the Phsraohs, and wields the scepre
of Zinobae.- Wiids JNa,ratire Y,. ..s-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

Christians should uisit Sabbath Schools says
DR.. Maiherson. Is this quite enough-ought they
not to be members Of Sabbath Schools!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

Is certainly much reason 10 suppose that this con.
,inent had been visited by some of the Northern
nations of Europe prior to The time of Columbus
and long before the revival Of the subject by the
Royal Danish Society, whose publications in rein
,on to it are looked for with much interest. Ma
ny learned men had expressed their.bel:efin such
circumstance. DR.. Franklin, in a letter TO M. de
Geteln, says elf any Phenicians arrived in A
msiica, should rather think il was not by the
accident Of storm, but in the course Of their long
and adrenturous voyages; and that they coasted
IRON Denmark and Norway over to Greenland and
down southwark by newfoundland, Nova Scotia,
&C. to New England, as the Danes themsoires Ger
a'n'y did some ages before Columbus. National
Ltdl gsneer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

the Christine commandan, OF the er, OF Fuenre del
Fresno. rNa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10

Spanish Cruelty. The Spaniards are cruel
people, and familiar with scenes OF blood and
massacre The Carlists represented as de-
mons IN human shape, when their star was IN tie
ascendant--and it will be by tho following
thrilling paragraph from the Memorial des fyran
ees," that the Christmas are no better:
sixty Carlisl soldiers were shot on the follow
ing day. But the most horrible scene o. ~ was
the execution Of child, only four years OF age
In an order of the day issued by one OF the ueehs
Generals, named Trinidad Rabao, 1t was announ.
ced that because eight or ten factions had kil.eo
an nhabitant of Daymie, the relations OF me Gar
lists Chief, Cerenoes, who were held prisoners ~
the Christmas, should be visited with a"u
they were ordered to cast lots Tor one o. 'ne'
number to be shot, The lot FELL upon me
;,ran, .,d The innocent was shot by order OF