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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

The whole Of that day was passed in tears and
aorrow-and no Imagination can picture The sad
ness which reigned in The bosom of this young
,v;d,w-Do one can realize her feelings Of utter
desoJation, as she remained with other conn
pnpon Than this boy, on the deck Of that vessel,
with the dead lying around her, and tho living ca
ger 10 glut their vengeance in her blood, and stri-
Wing to escape from their thraldom. requiring I'M
ceasing vigilance The part OF herself and Ed :.
ward, TO prevent Them from carrying their designs
into effect She looked around the horizon in vain
for a sal--not a vessel was to be seen; and whan
sho resumed her station the forecastle, and with
a pistol IN her hand, was prepared to oppose the
egress Of the pirates. And through that long, long
night, she remained at her station, expecting every
moment that her remorseless and cruel prisoners
would attempt to break ont but she resolved that
they should never take her alive.
Soon after day light, the next morning, her woes
somewhat aleviaied by the sight OF a vessel
at a distance, and Edward directed to hoist
the flag, union down, n signal of distress. The
vessel was steering in a direction towards them,
and proved to he the ship Astolio, Captain Atkins,
who promptly furnished them with assistance, as !
have already related.
La due time the ship arrived safely at Havana
the pirates were delivered up to the Spanish au-
thoriues, and soon after paid the fearful penalty
for their crimes. Caroline Howard took passage
in a vessel for New England and in few weeks
found herself again beneath the parental roof But
her heart scathed with soTrow, and memory oil
the fearful scene which she hnd Witnessed, cast a
gloom her spirits which could never be chas Ell
away.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

In nearly evory other coaaty N ne sfs's 20
tective Tariff Meetings have bs@n BED md the
views Of the People been expressed 10 re- tier 80
this all important subject, while Caleb ala >oGniy
has emained silsnt. nor have otheF iha1ss been
imaoiive-esnvention have been hoieE- res Ia
tons have been passed End fncuiofiaS h. iesEe
numbers have been forwarded - WASH nston, and
thus n new zeal has been excited thcfs 10 ltyof Of
American Industry which promises E'uni GOOD ~
The people The bitterness and drgs blisdTess
of The rree irsdors of the South, and ue 90 sefs.
ency of their Northern ailess have been mei VIII
holder face add stronger arm hT y irTads %
the people from the encouragement n ey hove ie-
ceived, by these DEMONSTRATORS, ihat the eople
are with Them.
IL is not too late for Caledonia Couriy 20 peak
The opposition is We, fierce ard viii got eeasc ui
driven from the Geld by the PoNsr Of Argument
and the stern demand oC the Nation. II il, Then,
in our power TO swell ;he torrsni iha must Break
down and overthrow these euem es, wio TOR
some purpose, would make the bun,ble dePeP-
dants upon the grace aud good Will ~ f're'gn
powers. And will we be slaves io domestic and
foreign masters-wbn seen, emitted in their eudesv
ors to make our industry ribuiary - the growth
aud strength OF foreign Powefs' Eaea indi, dual
voice that answers NO, sw,lia tho current C re
sislance, strengthens aud nerves tie arm thst
seeks to bu up our own interests, ADD to make
Us what we should be, independent Il Great Bd
tain any other foreign power, foi' those things
we produce as we'll as they, fTroPeriy pro-
tecied.
Then it is of use to meci--snd a is desirable
that there should be gathering Of all The friends
Of Protective Tauf, that those Who meet may
make kno Hn their wishes and wants. The time
will be auspicious-jus, the time 10 te heard when
the Tariff Bill comes up for discussion 10 Cong-eF
If any of our interests seem not TO be properly
guarded in the new Bill, let sa,f so, add We
have men in Congress who will aim 10 carry out
our wishes. 1t is to be hoped thou that all Sho
desire to equal aud just Protective Tariff
established will be at the Conventioi; on Thurraay
next,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17
POlNnEXTER.s RePuRr.

Geo Poindexter, with two other gentlsu,sn.
were appointed Commissioners by President r ier
to examine into matters relating 10 the Custom
House, at New York, in particular. Points tier
has made inority Report in whsEh be isboTs 60
duplicate New England manufacturers in dishor'ssi
endeavors in conjunction with Collector Ho1t, g.
cheat by over valuations of wooiens imported ~
foreign houses. II seems that e'ttan msnUi &C
turers, being aware that, 10y comb lnsiion &C RAJ
dent Foreigners in the city Of New York with ins
shmcn and others woo lens To Immense ano'' at
had for years been introduced into the enun nv
without paying proper duty, they sought 20 I'd
air. Iloyt TO put stop to this syitem whic.i y a.
breaking down the wool-growing and maaufsc Co
ring interests Of New England, ard those sfFosss
by the manufacturers cited And the eIort rst
forth by the report TO show dishonesty tho rAti
Of the manufacturers. The Report Of the other tssa
ommissoners shows no such thirg, and the &C. .
ciuson Of the whole matter seems to be that those
efforts Of the manufacturers 'llogether honOsl
and designed 10 secure the observance Of the iass
and to protect our wooden interest What IioFI
did is another thing. IL has bsef discovered "a a
SO per cent. "f the importing business into No .
York is done by foreigners-mOstiy Engilshmsa--
and who, by false swearing and cheating, hsss
driven all but three American houses from tie
trade And the whole inauenes Of these msR .
combined with the native free usdsrs to cheat sc
out Of Protective Tariff--and poindextsr's Re-
port is got up for this purpose. This il wi..s
led Wise to excaim the floor az Congress ~ be q
the Repor, came IN, South Carolina (mraning free
tradel will rear monument d, the memory 81
Of Poindexter for this Report Il is 10 be used a.
an engine against Tariff. LatIe do we kaoss
here of the mighty influences sgaiust which the
friends Of the people in Congress have to eoa'eed
hosts of ioreigners-south.Tn interests--aat
with only occasional excePthn all the Norher,.
locofocos in Congress
The Washington correspondent of the Atlas a.
ludes as follows TO Poindexters Report
Washington, Friday, MAY 9th, Iss2.
write this letter 10 state that tho univecsa
opinion in Washington is, that Mr. PuindexteEs
report is false and abominablo stack uPo,. 10
Lawronces, and that he 5ribs& IN :=ssHs = :.
the fore ign importers. II is wen known here that
the report is rot Mr.. P.'s work, but was prepared
by Mr.. Bright, whose reputation is not the very
hest in the world. The attack will injure only
those who are engaged in this vile conspiracy
against the reputation in the County The Re-
port is so altogether oue-sided that il completely
tails of its object.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

1-jeThe Constitution or Charter ofRhode lslard
is similar to that of Virginia in relation TO the right
Of sufrrage-both requiring the possession Of GER
tain amount of property TO eniile citizen TO vote
How Virginia should continue quietly 10 cling to
such a Constitution, with all her boosted repub-
cnnism is matter of some surprise. Nearly all Of
the people Of Rhode Island favor change to a
free and unrestricted suffrage and the present con-
troversy is between party who seek to establish
n liberal Constitution by revolution, and another
party who seek TO do it lawfully and peaeeaby.-
Speaking of the revolt in r. l. the N. Y CONNER.
cial says "this is a case IN which there must be
no flnching the part OF either oi the lawful au-
thori,ies Of Rhode island or of the General Gov
eminent If the principle now asserted IN Rhode
Island is to prevail, that body OF maiconien's, no
matter whether great small, have right, Of
, their own mere motion, TO overthrow State Cow
eminent at will without law or color Of law, there
will be speedy end of all free government IN this
country Every State in the Union may be thrown
into anarchy at any moment Lloerly VIII pluck
Justice by the nose at pleasure:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

Coon. Ata ATE moetins ia Lamoilie County
Il resolved BY those pressn, that there should
he "Cold Water Army" organized in each town
in the soaniy, aud grand muster the ath Of
July. COMMITTEES was appointed n each town
L. carry out the iesoluron. THIS j. rgh: Es,ab.
'ish the principles Of Temperance in the MINDS %.
the youth, and Few dsunkards will be soon twenty
ears henre.
We hope the snSic ihirE viii be done Ia each
towa 20 aha. Co. and That oil the youth will enlist
ar life int the ranks ofiSe Cold Water Army
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

a Loeoroeo SrArE Ccsyrsr,os IL called al
MeatP~liei The IstD. They ere spcning the
c.nPsiga early, and will no doubt make one mere
desperate stIo'i 90 gaia Vermont, and secure the
ssrsion of iocoipco frcs-trsd- u q. Senator nsxt
iau. II would seem tbai the present evils endured
by suiieieRf convince at that icros,co.
IAN 10 ini0lersbis. The lfus Of iIs acts Tor twelve
years are upon aud before a.; and, they ro-
msin, a foft~n, if 30. IN inenrAhls sore upon abe
country Years Il whoicEoms iegsisiion aud To-
dusry will BE- required to redeem u from iis pres
seut low and depressed condition, and place IL ia
she condition. q wss 10 before The blight and mel.
dess " Van Bureni-m visited IA.
Who will be nominated, we do not pretend TO
prophecy Jui, 10 bvabug WHIST few Protective
Tarfg men that may te found 10 he raahs oi their
parry, some sort Of Tariff resolutions will be put
forth, no doubt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17
MEXICO-AMERICANS SANTA FEE PRISON.
Frs RELEASED

american Prisoners---.Mr KendaU.-The West
India Royal Mail Steam Ship JeDiot, touched at
the Baize on Wednesday evening, the 9th inst
from Vera Crnze. Letters received by her bring
the gratifying intelligence of the release OF eight of
the American prisoners of The Santa Fe Expedition,
MIR Kendall being one of Thorn. The particulars
of their release had not been ascertained. Gen.
Thompson had reached Mexico some days before,
and thought that his active and decided course
lad effected their liberation.
Tampico dates to the Id ult have reached New
Orleans. The reports that there is something
credible in the rumor of an invasion Of Texas by
an army 25 900 strong Preparations are said to
be gong with rapiditv.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

s'ds with shs'E. Tks,s !, -,
"s'aS aoa', 'a'spt 'es Ao-'i'iy -. -,
cSsFrsssi and ne sutmn 70 -. - '.s
~ Vermont, that e there 10 On.
al their professions in fave, srp,...-' ~,
At once aud zeaiou-ly. aomsss - g.,
'o"s'es" TO- a6andon ,ssir se.,.,-, pa.
policy and aniss w''h me WI. \. ~
"nl iheF do ~ Look you, ana 50, . ''' Pa
- UatrEmaa. 20 i,a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

teres,s of their country &c psfty F's.,. 4
that il be reformed To the I0na,H'ss y. 4
Means; and tho ballot betng cn@n'ro' a
there were thirteen najoFily 10 ia'" =, N
To the Committee Of hauufse tufe' -. Vi
Mr. Saltonsisll, Chairman of the t"a'' .tiI
uiaciutes, few days sfasT the fs's'' sl,
motion 10 be authorized "a send - - r.
pers, 10 obtain the Information y ''s--.,'
wants OF the Industrious CLASSES ~ 90. 80.
almost every Loco Foco naefnbef 1' '..a b 1
and also agaiEst another motion 20 .,,I|
down such com liunicauons - ~t's ~, IA, Z
fered; which information was Hero.l 4
cious action OF Congress BOT -
since flowed in from all GLASSES "a % l..- 4
and from all paris Of our eonH"y s.. --.-fI
needing that our national indhs'! ,r,.-,t
Congress. and the tide of poPu'a'''l a. 4
ting in favor of the projecting -,
have lately dropped from tias eyes . 49, 4
Loco Foco editors; sBd they nov Pl'.., 49,.
zeal in favor of the system. u ~, -. 1,l
s,oad of abusing the Wings, the'e 49, go.
ter admonish their friends IA C"es''"
heart, support 10 The system; m" '.'..yt'
bo;h the Wings ara the county s,
,haps Them for :heir aid IN r'see s'''r w
~ M he OF some service. W. hey o. P,''~
ronTse \. 10, one, shall b=sieVe va % 'hs =.
bu, on The reverse, IL they sitenp' = sou SiJ
between the wool groves sHS "Aaea''''r' 4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

wrath on me supPosiiion that monufsctures ere
favored above the ~ooi-gro yer by the new taHH
bIll There NOT she slightest fpundsiiou tor ihis
wrath. 81 heiT o'oa sho~ing the TACT - ,hs uih.
er wsy Let see--tasy say fsrrigh vool costs ~
cts. per 10 Eve he then sae dSisar. on ~hich
the duties are ~ iaiisass;
cis per lb. speciae a. eta
IS per 81. "a vsloTem T6
Deity on : salIsr'. --rth ~ vveui 60 ~
Novs ihs sutv On ons seiiar's vrr'h 81 ~calsns
- 40 oeuts. showing pee rsni ~ fsssr 81 wonl
Aiss is43 lA1Ss s 49, 90 ~ se,ut y wrs-s=-
81 or,5alp coaSnians, ~hi~h Va snu,- INSTANCES
- a hs imposed SD IN uth-rs ~iii ras AvsraRinE
thr sddi'ion a. per cert there wi Jet rcuaaiu
pa eeut to hvof ~ scot Ito sA- 90 ssd ~
diRereooe ia tss ehalges % srspor,asoa sls asysn
cage u greater IN sfsses q ~coi. Bst the .ses
p'es. psf sooi 200 ioss 80 3 cts per 10 10 Iops
acreage p'ses far vsooI A. tbis rs's %, orrnos
ean~ @i--sgsriss day W ct.. 81 vAinresn se
inush. snd charges .. a. vaiorcm eusy 80 seiehi
~ a chass~s q couasnissssn On sales 3-nakine ihe
cssi Acre g 80 o. 90 3 cts pei h. oae dgliass
him oe~s ~ so.'isns rpys dairy 90 fs~irst,
charges. and 6stg on rhafess q, commissions r.
u,sking shs cost ks's st ~ unuI Issatssa ssdins
o. ~s sAsii hsvs tsr ep.t bes~ O. 80. being ius,
sspsl SO ths wai Bas shis v nos tina asaia poss.i,
"a the smouut Of PgssssTssn Rnoraed ~ shss b1ii,
iAs adrSst@gs Is Assasssss - fsv@r wr -v~ai. Ases
sgiaE fsfrisu wooi a. - Is e~nts. ne srat~riiou
~ auties asa changes - trtgs ever sc peg c~nl
- abovs shosn-ttaf - thss wecJ usast cost 50 z
csRts per ~ Aero ~ a5&fsipn, ~oal h~srs "a pMgs
sP~r'6e dsiy Whish eaansg Ss sssasa ~ bio ~oal
sils bear cay a. vslosea duiy. Always hahls TO
ir.asis. Asd whsi - the prossstis4 ga woslens'
Apparently ISIS ~ o. SO per really. ia IS
Ess HoFs taau Safisss 81 AZ Mara thsa wool.
sl~wsrs' fAs EHaSsfsecaTsv pays tAs SSsy 90 uesi.
asId fss Prys fer Prafssfsug yos. sAss, IL s ira.
Psrss b. Pnys ths satY. apd n ~ bays % YOU he
pys uss tarreasa5 price presuesd y sAs prosectavs
dary- The aruogut ~ dsty wbieh ha Psys ea
wool, yca observe. is least eqaal ~ ,hs amouss
o' Duties imposed % fsteiga ~epirus-so ~ yeasf
y fso:, tts s~aUvfarrs' - cSmpsllsS ~ Shis tT 10
ipsg ysa Sss sisNs hs ameeAf + FFsisstian g'vss
70 SosiszS Nsw tbs wooi es@v'gr 10 order No
srrh dS.sa vssts=e 40 assent ~ dusy issposea
oit wool an r-es fet his bases,, a. ha paya Meth
ipE 'as ss-ours,s tom whieh bis ~ssl sprinr.
= nothing go hsa sheep, aoshins o~ his son IT,
olhev FosIsess 'hsy sQa4i. Tho weol grower
p',ys nethius Hurs os ht elathinF spd uyiHg sad
lshcr liAA Ilo maeufse'ursr pays Ia tisss view
% The case how fmmsnsvip y tis ha,auca a .rp
sr5iiea in fssF uf tho wool srpNsr. and hove nu.v
i'i sn4 u'l ms coApasnss % ths RES. ighs los0
fstn presses.
As we have sasd before, ws tbiak me ssty ~
wool too smai. The aevaiorru, sa-y should he pat
Al 30 per 'sssf. ed ssue teUnus tal ", "a
"a ~ ....psrtiau ,ae cent vsoal, IN o.
a,Fs detect and prsvsrt frapds Tss hiB attempts
g. guard sssiuss he. asa ' c''hs.H~ -~r----'
~ ~ F,s.'c R~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

w IN " lNnIIlb
Il Bronson
Jos Pope
James Bell
j X Skinner
l. + Edwards
J f Edwards
a Angler
Daniel French
A Brown
p b Smith
II Underwood
II q Blunson
Daniel French
N B Spanldiog
BIN Davis
l. Ii Delano
Joshua Stevens
S DAVIS jr
Elna Strong
a Smith
J n Delano
Alpha Warner
ID Haskell
J Marsh
Il & Chamberlin
& Chamberliu
a Stevens
Asa Skeele
T. Craig
] Griffin
J Shedd
Il Biok ford
Z Nj Sargent
II Blanchard
IL Curtiss
l. Bemiss jr
Al Willard
WIN Lock
ID Emery
J Park
John Parks
l. Graves
B lIolton jr
VIM Frasier
A Carpenter
T. QnimbY
S Newell
J McWade
> Park jr.
ID Eastman
ID Hin
I Kirtredge,
L Bemiss
T. w Carpenter
Zcnas Woods
John Page
Z B Ryan
NJ & Webster
l. ID Howard
Nathan Wetherboe
J S Carr
Alanson Aldrich
&c Lawrence
Frederic Bughee
james Wheaton
Henry Lovejoy
Noah Eastman
J G.. Bingham
T.. Fairbanks
Loammi Flint
WIN. l5oarGman
Hull Curtiss
A. Il. Chadwick
mis- Iohn G.. Crosman
c. G. SIocum
John II. Paddock
Horace Fairbanks
John Barney
Oliver Hart
Morrill, Stevens
n. e. Gilman
Russell Halle,
o. Phelps
Luther Clark
T.. N. Woods
Asa l.. French
John Stevens
&c Paddock
Charles Warren
II J Parks
B p Worcester
John Rowland
William Genneil
J b Carpenter
Levi Fuller
Huxham Paddock
Ephm Jeweit
C p Carpenter
Chester Grennel
Joseph Hutchinson
Moses Kittredge
J + Dean
Eliphalet Ladd
Charles Hutchinson
Lindorf Morris
ID Downing =
Levi p Parks
VIM Cushman
Silas Harvey
ID l. Jackson
BENZ p Brown
Stevens Woods
Clark Cushman
John Haseltine
George Bennett
Joseph Felch Jr
J A Parks
Hubbard Quimby I'd
Cyrus Hill
Nehemiah Stevens
Robert SWEET
Francis bingham
Ed Hall
N KnowIton
Samuel Smith
Geo Rannie
Alex Somers
:. A s Foss
Jarvis Jewett
Nj Hale
A Ii Wilcox
Henry w Estabrook
RICAN SANTA FEE PRISON,
IS RELEASED.
nerS--Mr KendaU.--The West
Steam Ship TeU,ot, touched at
dnesday evening, the 9th inst.
Letters receiv ed by her bring
lligence of the release OF eight OF
oners of The Santa Fe Expedition,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

Benz Conner
Samuel Nelson
p & Meserve
Daniel Wiley
| A McGuillin
Aaron Melvin Jr
Geo Griffin
David GaIusha
Cal ley Gereld
Luther Cree
l. SulIaway
G Rogers
III Silver
j Wiley
A II Conner
q w Meserve
ID & Hall
J ID Bell
II Montgomery
ID Ii Senier
N w Gould
J NJ Foster
James Paige
& 5 Crosby
N w Morse
Geo Griffin
ID Sleeper
E G. Skinner
J Nj Stevens
Sam'l Davis
iona Warner
J Nj Fisher
r ID Merrill
II Pope
f II Farnham
J N Loocis
A Warner jr
John Reuvire
J w Chandler
S A Chandl Ter
$ g Clark
J Mclaughlin
J Mclaughlin Ir
b Gould
S Blanchard
J Dana I'd
Ii Blanchard
II Merrill
q w Payne
$ II Clogston
6 Clark
S Bemiss
N II Fletcher
II Folsom
N Baylies
J L Stowell
Job Randall
Elias Bcmiss
w McGaffey
Ira Dow
Nathan Guodell
VIM Cheney
S w Winsor
J d Quimby
Eaihaniel jerks
S A Fisher
A McGaffey
Welcome Bemiss
John Gilman
r l. Dickerman
Alex Gilchrist I'd
Ehen Brewer
Alex Gilchrist
John Sutherland
w G Bruce
Worcester Hunt
Nathaniel Al Loomis
l. Kimball
J e. Gleason
John Mathies
CALVIN Dewey
s NJ Beede
Il S Fisher
John Halves
L McLeran
Joseph lde
Calvin Patterson
f G. Parks
Nj X Parks
Edwin Estabrook
A Z Bonney
Daniel Hall
E II knight
r + Rowell
Andrew Scott
VIM Hovey
Oren Henry
Isaiah Carpenter
Harvey lIolbrook
Il Stockwell
A X Ross
Abel Goss
Jonah Carpenter
Hiram Cutting
Jesse Stoddard
Ezekiel Cutler
Elisha Brown
b ID Brown
J ID Stoddard
l. w 'Thayer
Augustus Sanborn,
George Lawrence
Luke SWEET
Benja West
John Graves
Ebnr Jones
John Weber Jr
Hiram Knapp
J p Fairbanks
George Fairbanks
Arthur Moulton
J Nj Warner
Charles Frost
George Drew Jr
Asa Batchelder
Chas X Pierce
S X Remick
iona Baker
iona Foster
John Shaw
l. K Hale e;
John III Skinner
Donald S,llars
Zadock Wright
David Powers
| MEXICO--AM ERIC
Frs r.
american Prisoners
India Royal Mail SteaI
IL RyI. NNJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17

VA ,eiIigcn' ead sno,l
~ culumr rl ~ .s.tf ...r. 81 r..
pate with aunh- etas. ns
OF ght to be at least well protected Fairness
aid equity require ihis-and more than that, the
interests Of The farmers reqairs IL. &c the manu-.
fa,turer is secured and safe, his business will be
p,rmsnent, and he will become a permanent and
regular customer for the wool and provisions Of the
fsrmrr. There is no diversity al interest between
hem; they must stand or fail together. That man
Is the enemy fthc wool grower who eiaim.s other
w Use; The 81 his ensnes--ior in the guise OF
pioessed friendship, be stabs the wool grower uu
DIR The hflh rib.
One i1aa more aud we have done: it is that the
n,tou is false which considers the interest that
b'ars The highest duty tie best protected II, for
instance, wool bears higher duty than any thing
else, ,aat notsent their viii be a rush into the
hisiness, and the increased competition wiz in fact
dmnish prices, and thus actually lessen the pro
tectiou. Tbs is the lesson Of experience and :,
Nghl 10 satisfy that moderate, fair, and eqnal
so,ection TO all is the bess in the long
nn. In ou view, wool and wouicns ere both ra
dor wrder the average OF duties on cotton, iron,
lass, leaihe', Sc. and ought to be raised side by
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-17
Esea @sEeS3G8UM& a
TUES DAY. MAY IL. 1s42.
TARIFF CONVENTION.

THE undersigned, inhabitants Of Caledonia
County, request that Convention may be holden
at Danville on Thursday the 10Th day of May. at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. to take into consideration the
ruaous effects OF the Stree trade" policy upon the
labor and products Of the County, and TO memo
riaiize Congress the subject of Tariff for the
protection Of American Labor, whether employed
in AeRIcuLrURE, WooL GRowINe, or MANUFAc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12
MEDICAL AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed 10 prescribe FER dis
"A Of a private nature resides at - Mott street He has
been familiar with tn use complaints many years. and hsv
ing been particular aud close observer Of cause and
effect he has obtained thorough practical ledge oil
this his profession which enabled him to intro
duce valuable merts his practice. He does
boast Of making rapid and hast cures bat his
space time as possiby be done with advantage nd
safety TO the patient And generally speshag It not ne
the patient TO observe change in business
from VIII nee result 50 many distressing OF
secondary and the like result FRI qaenily fol
the remedies for ths that
any medicine no good in the st or primary stages OF
influence the human system when iu standardization has
long continued and thus while the patient
edcnss from day 10 day, his disease not changing to
chronic say the leastls likely 10 terminate in
perm debility, perhaps something worse, as for in
astricture-how many hundred there may be at This
very ue taking medicine under circumstances that
The dsea might prove be structure and should this the
important for the patient to know that one medicine
did can cure stricture IL we'll
the patient have structure many months
except to Increase the tine required to make cure
Those victims of misfortune tho about
select medical adviser ud do well to call and obtain
little book treating entirely on these com lains small
language lain and easily undcrsfood Price So cents
DR. Gregory residence at 81 Mott street. about 100 yards
from Chatham nearly opposite IN. church he does
not limit few hours, hut Re found al
home any hour OF day nigh (obserye that No isn't
his arranged for the oil
patients, and his charges mode ate.
The book sso BE- had at the following drug s"res-7s
fulton OF Godst Fulton and am streets
and Chamber st. and Broadway, both corners 80
from any part Of the country (post paid
ordering the book and covering 81 will receive u BY mail
dcine nsast remit fee I, insure attention Direet to "a
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