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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08

GAS the hart panteth for the water brook, or as
the captive for the free air of Heaven does the
ardent spirit for the mingling of thought with
thought for the full and deep communion of kin
dred natures. The common every day intercourse
Of human bengs-how poor il is-how heartess!
how much more does it Cypress the mind with
a sense of loneliness, than the deep solitude of
majestic nature! Can it be, that this world has
nothing higher, nobler, more thrilling? And the
thousand minds that seem to dwell cont ented with
in this narrow circle, do they dream of nothing be-
yond? l often ask myself this question in what is
called society, and what should be the answering
thought" I thank thee that am not this man"
for'sureIy this man is happier than l!'' Yet when a
sudden spark Of congenial thought feeling seems
to be struck from the mind of another by our own,
is not the JOY great almost TO compensate for
hours and days of WEAKNESS? Is it not like the
breaking in ofsunshine through the gades of a
Forest sending g'adness to their very depths9 Yes;
but "few and far between are such MON en- is;
widely severed the flesh fountains at which we
drink strength and hope, to bear us on through the
desert beyond.-Mrs. HemanS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
NH "A R DIV A az n .

NO. "a, UNION STREET, BOSTON
HOMES, HOMER, q CO. have received by
N n the late arrivals from England, complete
assortmnnt of
Cutlery, Il Hardware Goods,
which they offer to their friends and customers on
good terms for cash credit.
April "a, 1841 l66tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
STOLEN or Lost,

LNROM the Inn of Geo G. Barney, Mcindoes
a. Falls.Vt. n common sized bellows top leather
Trunk, containing clothing and sundry other artti
ccs. A label was put on the end OF said trunk,
addressed as follows, to wit, edmund Brown Ian
caster NJ H." This funk was taken from MI
Barnev's aforesaid on or about the l4h of Dec.
last Whoever will give information where said
trunk may be found, shall be literally rewarded.
EDMUND BROWN.
Ian 7 1910 232w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
Writing Hmk--Eslue and BLACK

nj L w and Superior Blue Writing Fluid in
Y small and large bottles-also Currier 81 Halls
black writing fluid, may be obtained at the Caledo-
man ofce-bythe single botteor in large quantities.
The blue ink is of the manufacture OF Messrs
Currier d Hall, and superior to any ever made or
sold in the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08

AS the eye which has gazed at the sun, cannot
Immediately discern any other object; as the man
who has been accustomed to behold the ocean
turns with contempt from stagnan: pool, so the
mind which has contemplated eternity, overlooks
and despises the things of time.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
NH or "a "a "a al he eEigI CVas :.
vEO CHRIS

Ia order TO form some faint conception of the
love OF Christ suppose, my christian friends tina, all
your tolls and srferings were ended, aid you were
safely arrived in heaven the rest that remains for
the people OF God Suppose that you were there
crowned with glory, and honor, and immortality,
listening with unutterabe exsacies TO tho songs OF
the redeemed, contemplating the inefabie, unveil-
led glories OF Jehovah, drinking full draughts from
those rivers ofpleasure which flow forever at his
right hand and tasting those joys which the heart of
man hath not conceived. What would tempt you
10 revisit this vale of tears, commence anew the
wearisome journey of ife and encounter the tolls,
the temptations, the suffering sand sorrows which
attend it? Must it not be love stronger than DEATH
love such as you cannot conceive of, which would
induce YOU to do this? How Infinite, how nconaeiv-
able, thon must have been that love which brought
down the Son of God from the celestial world to
redeem our ruined race! which led him to exchange
the bosom his Father for veil of flesh; the ado
ratons Of angels for the SCOTS and insults of sin
ners and the enjoyment Of eternal life for accuI
sed painful and ignominious death! Nothing but
owe could have done this Not all the powers of
heaven earth and hell combined, could have drag
ged him from his celestial throne, wrested the scep
ire ofthe universe from his hands. No, it was
love alone, divine, ON nipoent love, which drew
him down; it was in the hands of love that he
led willing captive, through all the tolls and SUI
ferings of laborious life; and it these bands
which bound him at the bar of PLATE, which fettered
his arm al everlasting strength, and prevented his
blasting his murderers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
NOTICE.

VHTHEREAS, SALLY, my wife refuses to live
w with me do the duties of a wife, there
fore this is forbid ali persons harborng or trust
ing her my account, as shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after this date.
HORACE HAITIAN.
Concord, JAN 1S, 1912. 234w3"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
pa Ga 81 a. Ns Sc, ge 50 a
FAIRBANKS HNHPROVED
Hsivimg-FlUe Cooking STOVE

NE would again call the attention of the uus
w lie to the above Cooking Stove, which for
convenience, economy and durability is unrivaIsd
The oven, which is the most impo,tant nort If
stove, is almost universally ACKNOWLEDGED TO be
the best in use. The length and size off f,e
place will admit OF large and long wood, requiring
less labor in preparing the wood, AID rendering i
more suitable for warming house The furnace
in the hearth renders it very convenient for sum.
mer use. The construction is such that none Of
the plates are liable to burn out and it is undoubt
eddy twice as durable any other stove in USE
These points OF superiority should be Remembered
by those who design to purchase stoves this win
ter.
The above together with BOX and PARLOR
STOVES are for sale by our Agents in the neigh,
boring towns and at our Factory.
E. 81 II. FAIRBANKS L. CO. 4
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. 10, IS4l. 225d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08

Every thing do say should be immed-
ately tried by little within breasts.
Our motives should be examined, and decision
made on the spot:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
MAY ~
Red Rsal,se Bayern fa1. a:,Ec.

4 GREEABIY To De.nc Of Tie CrcUlt s0pcrIor
"A Court Of Law and Chancery Tor III. county Il
Campbell made the 18th day of April, ls1'2. the s,b
scrber who is appointed special commissioner FIR the
purpose will on the 9th day Of June next ofcr Tor
sale. on the premises. the well ho9vn TUER.A'
Land, which is situated the Tavern buildings Store
House. and many otter buildings Of vlne Icing all tie
buildings the Red House. ON the North side Of the
road. The terms Of the sale will be one fourth 10 be
paid the 2h Of December next. and tie residue ia three
equal annual inslamcns thereafter. the purchaser 10
give bond aud approved security with lieu IN thu aa
az further socurity.-lt wbe made known on the day
Of sale, when pass,ssion viii lie sycn
CHARLES {. HARVEY Com
Nav ~ to!I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
"THE LYNCHBURG yIRCINIANr
YN2A.IHo

II II II T ~ y II II 2 I'u
psblshsd "metoeskiy, (erery Monday aud Iigsda,)
at -Four Dollars per dnu, payable ade,.ce W sub
sos'on ,eai be rccered for shorter time SIR mouths
ond paper trH be DISCONTINUED (ercep al the discretion
q; NE kd'tors,) until all oiYearages are paid
81 fDrERTISENE.NT's inserted at SO cents nc,
.1~ast Tor sss,) for Tie first nsefO 37A cents for
svs,y subsequent insertion.
EVERY .4Dt'ERiISER is required 10 note on Ats
n'an.sripf hor long he ,oises h advertisement inserted
advertisement not so noted, ,ca BE- inserted III its DIS
continuance be ordered.
FOR rE.aRLF .7DI'ERTIsLNG The terms oqe 70,
M privilege Of tro squares $40 for sIuoae S. fer
enc 'q,art inner form, s3j.
81 JOB PRINTING erecaaed ,eatiy and erpe dit.ous-
y, snd on reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
. H'GFEe'E,.

CIlNG as Commissioner under decree If the
"A Circuit Superior Court Of ,aw and Chanccry for
the County of Nelson pronounced on the 9Th day of De
tober, 1871 in the of Robert A. Smiley Fainli
and Pizarro Edlnunds and others defendants: will On
the fourth Monday in June next before the front door of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. IN the town Of 10y
ingson, being The brick building teow the store Of c
T. Estes. the opposite side OF the sltee sell The sad
CHURCH. to the highest hIlor lsr cash, at public
auction as directed by said decree
CLAIBORNE Cnn'r
MAY 10 t2IIn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
8 { Oh or E.oss OF e.rosssls..
g'9%g'SO.s'E..rsF.s'Y'.

The above sale IS f@tpaned till ie Cd day Of June
neNt DAVID r. EDLEY, Trustee
MAY ; t3Je
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

fRrAsuRY DEPARTMENT, May Q. 1892
SIR: In obedience To resolution OF the House of
Representatives o the 18th ui March last roonirinr the
Secretary Of the Treasury 10 communicate the House
tho plans. views and information. and matters called
io in the following letter addressed 10 hun on the 18th
February last by the chairman of the Committee Of avs
III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

- mi ans T'OOf sc
A NNIIS, BEST and CONN. ON.
~ Bellows from Is 10 So inch
Vices good and comp ,on.
Sledgcs and Hand + .am.,rrs
Stocks and Die. ap OF er Screw Patcs.
Rasps and Files oi all kinds,
Steel Of all kinds
Tredagar lra,., a l.rge stock.
For sale low, II II RICHARDS
Dee Il =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
nS ID a X Oh &

nh ~ "a Is II ~
Aa RS. HANCOCK respectfully informs the pub
Ass lie, that she keeps Boarding House, in the up
per part Of the brick building opposite the Post Oce.
and that she Is prepared to accommodate Young Ladies'
from the country or adjoining towns, who may wish tn
attend school in town Having teacher in every way
qualified her proesson boarding in the house, fcung
Ladies', will have many advantages,--the use Of hes
Piano, &c,-and their manners and morals will b.
strictly attended to by Mrs Hancock and their Insiruc
tress. Terms very moderate
April % n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

II will he perceived that among the estimated receipts
INTO tho Treasury The fund aecraIng from Tho sales Of
The public land Is included. Tho duties proposed in the
bill submitted being III many instances highefthan twen
~ per cent It's passage will under the erms ofhe dis
l'ouon act. restore the income on the public lands IL
the National Treasury
Annexed lsa schedule. marked D. Designed 10 show
the amount Of imporlaons IN $50 Of the dutiahle sf
eies included In the present bill andol Inc revenue hrh
would accrue foa eaeh, nj the rates ofduy n5w plopa
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

u o TT r.
Ehif. subsJ bers nasa on hand Some or 5000
worth nt 4 I e q y 8, which tfay
would like - sell, VERY Low, for cash. on TIME ot
oaftef Tor 'oun1y produce. great bargain may be-
had as w are ar 6lous to cieee our business
HUNT s. WARD.
Nav 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
TO Planters and others.

Vie Subscriber viii sell goods in his limo at small
u aavanc. on COST, FOR CASH. His assortment
Of iariware and Cutlery is very large embracing 1eols
Of all kinds Building Materials. Saddiery. Lccking
Glases, Cooking Utensils and every thing generally
l7cpt in Hardware Stores. II. b. RICHARDS.
Jan 81 to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
TKE,NT MILE.
LIZ MONS.

OI ZONES Lenons' IN fao o['t rs, re Iccoy'd
May 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

= Il III coz Il IL T. = -.
SECOND SESSION.
REV lSf.D TARIFF.

Report q The Secretary u The Treasury, trasmtng
bill 10 proriie rerenue t imports and 10 change and
modify ersting lars imposing duties on imports. and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
k2efgE Estate etg .s.fcssOs.

My =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25
iponrs OF EACH STATE TERRIroRY FOR THREE YEARS
THE ExroRrs FOR ISal.

Total, S620o2 1872 sio7, 5l9 S27,si677 S2i 1851 1903
This table presents most remarkable and steady in
in the foreign trade of Massachusetts, compared
with all other sections. In fact it is the only point
which the imports of 1871 higher than erer before
and 30 per cent higher than the average preceding
four years. including that Of immense imports 1899
The imports into New York have ucuated e. per cent
from 500 s6OOOo 900. In the same time the
imports of Massachusetts varied but The cause
is evident the imports into New York depend for
upon the bank credits of the interior BY bank facilities
people buy and sell on credit without limit those
bank loans and there OF buying and the trade
falls 40 per cent as in ls40 In New England the
trary the trade depends very slightly upon the banks
because the banks made oow productive industry
very closely hence no more is imported any time than
can be vel! paid for Those of payment are con.
SANITY on the increase. Hence it is that the New
England States doing larger business than ever be-
fore, regardless of all political financial mount ebanks
in other sections ofthe country.
The chief articles of domestic produce exported from
the United States in lsll, were as follows =
CHIEF ARTICLES OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE EXPORTED FROM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
IIbese invaluable Powders have been un eraly adopted
in Europe but France in particular iorupw ards Of thirty years,
well by housandin this country, being the only mild,
sae and ecscous remedy for married ladies' whose health
fohids rapid increase of family.
Madame kcsell rs is well known, for thirty years Fee
male Physician the two principal Female Hospitals in Eu-
r1pctlac Of vienna and Paswhere favored by her great
those great discoveries medical science specially adapted
T. the female frame, for which her medicines stand unr-
vale as well IN this country as in Eqore Her aclaintspee
wit the physiology and the female Frame enabled
er-by tracing the decline and Ill halth of married females
scarce IN the dan Of life and the consequent rapid and
often apparently inexpcable causes which consign many
iond mother 10 premature grayeto their true source to ar
nve at Of the primary causes Of ele Indpp,
hs discovery Of her celebrated I" Preventive. Pewders
Their adoption has been the Of preserving not only
the health, but even the life of acctonae wife and
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the Gortance Of this subject and
tmating the vast benefits sung thousands by their ado-
ton would most respectfully arouse the attention of the
red by all that they hold aud dear, their consideration
Is not wise and yuous TO prevent evils TO which sub
ect by simple and healthy within control. Every
dispassionste vtuous aud enghened mind will nh stat
ingy the Affirmative. This all that Madame Res
tell recommends recommended Price FIVE dollars
package aned with full and particular d ectons. They
be forwarded by mail Of the United States All
Letters be paid and adr ssrd u MADAME RES
TELL Fsmae Physician. Principal office, lag Geenwich
street, New York Office hours fom AM 70 clock M.
Bosto Office Essex Jy23 lm"r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, July 2A-6P M.

We yesterday alluded to the most extraordinary
ntuncement of Co.. that they had in
terposed legal bubble to the claim of Jacob
Co. for 200 shares of Kentucky Bank Stock That CLAIM
they ledge have been contracted good faith
and that Jacob Little Co. ready and wngto flu
Ill their part, but from causes beyond the control
either party prev ened from making the legal del
upon the books of the Bank This matter althoug
aprivae transaction is which has been laid beor
the public by Of the parties interested and involve
principle that affects the whole community 1t Is whe'
Their merchant or other of business may rePuua'e
contracts entered into in good faith, ON the plea ina
the law compel him to make it good and sur
maintain his reputation and standing This Is step De-
yond Mississippi Reputation. That state avowed tha'
she repudia.ed the claims upon her because they were
fraudulent from the commencement. The plea In the
case before us is there inability on the part Of the
claimant 20 er his claim law The Of Messrs
Little Co seems to have been prompted by the very &C.
MUS of American republicansm They said that they
would rather forfeit the amount than have difficulty but
as member the community it was their duty not to sub
NIT TO manifest wrong therefore they by the
verdict of public opinion If that awarded their claim
Boorman Johnston would be obliged to pay it. In the
publication Boorman Johnston they state that they
act for high minded" principal further state that
correspondent Louisville furnishes them with inorma.
ton "hat stock accommodating in the name of Jacob
the contract to have been destroyed by the closing of
books how came their correspondent who appears mus
have had daily and constant the stock book
order to ascertain that stock accunaing
terested in the account Of Jacob Little & Co Why
should he take pains to write to New York how much
Kentucky Bank stock Little & Co. held Is not the
high minded" principal Of Boorman Johnston one OF
the Directors of the Kentucky Bank who voted repu.
dating the spurious stock If So it may for the
interest taken in the movements of Mr. Little whose
claim now repudiated. The report of committee APP
pointed by the Board of Brok the matter
will probably be made to-day. Messrs Boorman John
son it appears refused to acknowledge the existence
influence Of the Board of Brokers in the matter the
ground that it sel constituted and associa
Goa." they appealed to the Chamber of Commerce
which is only also ga self constituted and secret asso
cation but Of its presiding officers James G.. King,
is Stock Broker!
We have received many valuable tables from the Com.
anil Navigation Report of the Treasury Department
at Washington which we give as compared with former
years, as follows
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS UNIrpp STATES IN lSiI,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25
Domestic Importations.

NV OnLEASs-Ship United statesle bales cotton Rob
ert Williams92 do So hhds tobacco Maitland cos do
Boorman Johnston &coi box mdze Riggs Son-2l bales
cotton Butterworh-693 PIGS lead Graham350 do II
spoford Ties,op col bbl beeswa1 Greenway Henry
II case Taylor COT bales cotton do Houghton &
Shaer-l7i3 pigs lead T Fleming Sonil bales cotton II
Carile5G5 pigs lead james, box HiiI-I6i pkg
f,io robes bbs oil Crooksm bbls Macy Son. bale.
bids tobacco Messinger-2O do Goodhue COT rgs
Brown Brothers co200 h,ds l26 bbls moas,es VIM
Barnwe6 hhds tobacco Marks col bales skins bbls
hides tierccs oil q order
SAvANNAH-Bg Philura-C Bolton Fox s Ii, ingson-
80 cks rics-H Warng co s. bales coton do Butler
IL De Forest coil Maher-SJ Wood-lG bags
bags feathers Grave67 bales Boorman Johnson co23
bbls cement l. Austin
PoRr LEoN-Brg r w Brown-332 bales Holbrool.
Nelson < co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25

ieeberg-i3h inst LAT 80 lon passed ship steering to
ne eastward showed white signal with red tongue IN IT.
Also arr Caledonia Orleans Copemicus, Bremen Haua
S1eket 70 'and Balmoe Boston; Dover do GALLANT Mary
Bremen brig with bound up. Cid Heespon r.
est. Sid Com Wesr Indies. Britannia, ~
Thomas -~'
NonroLK July 2l-Arr Potomac Newcastle En- Return urn
teray foe NYork. The Hannah Sprague aud Dougl,s
rom BALTIMORE, went up James River this meTnins. M
Cor the West Indies from BatmoTe this morning
l. II mpton Roads, Timor, from Havana. Cid Long Island
NrNL IIlies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25
A CARD.

MR. DISBROW, Proprietor Of the Equestrian Exchange,
w Nauyha Gardens and Lafayette Place, having dted up
tha spacious arena for The puose of Riding Academy and
made arrergemen with Mr.. w. Davis gentleman highly
commended professor aud teach, Of that healthy and
ig accUmp hment, the Of p take charge of
tie bcg leave 10 inform the ladies' and gentle men Of
New York who may favor the estab with their patron
that exegton shall be used merit continuance
those iayors so literally bestowed heretofore.
The academy, which situated In of the delightful
and healthy locations IN tie city, will be fitted with
study 10 The Comfort Of pupils and the most rigid observance
of respectability will he adhered TO.
Terms and particulars may be asceraned application
the Office No 09 Bowry where the and pass
five minutes during day. iy2;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25

This table bears its face the fact that foreign
trade exceedingly healthy The import of foreign goods
increased in the year OOO which was brought
entirely by American vessels; the contrary, the
ports of domestic goods decreased in the aggregate al
though thequany purchased by foreign vessels increa
ed and was greater than before being $2sslsa3
The entries Of American tonnage largely increased while
the clearances diminished showing the falling off of bust
ness at the close Of the year. The following is compo-
raive table Of the imports of each State three years
with the exports for ls4l -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25
Passengers Arrived.

PoRr PRINcE-3ris William Neilson-J F Hcyne and
lady.
MArASzAs77B.ig Casper H,ussT-Mrs N w Foes, Miss
M.ssrs Yenez WILSON, r Romero Ncllo U Guyteras,
A Paedo, + Fazon and NJ aster q Gener
SAvANNAH-Bng l. 8aldwin-Alrs Ward and two children
Mrs MsAllisteg child and servant Miss Lewis Miss Au
hHrt, child and servant, Miss Cali nder Walthour NJ
Deand, Mr. Phelps Masters Cole and Phelpsand in the
SAvANHaH-Brig rhi'pa-N 3 KNAPP and lady, NJ Eastman
and laiy Wood and lady. Z Wood lady and two children
Nj King lady and child Mrs Freeland MIS- Russell Lieu
Patrick A and servant, Locke AID servant, Nj Hol
man Mr. Reed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25
rIcLEs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE EXPORTED FRO
THE UNITED SrArrs

There was great falling off in the quantity of the
Ton crops in lsil and consequently in the value which
was really much less than given because it did not real
ize abroad its home valuation fact which the ruined
condition of the Southern banks proof Of The tobacco
planters who have camored much for retalave duties
because they think the internal mposs Of other countries
injuries their business have exported IS per
than ever before The large exports Of -four in siO
suent upon its then low price, produc ed the natural
suit OF diminishing the surplus in the United States and
thereby raising the average value of the whole
check the exports in the succeeding year. The exports
pork and rice also largely increased did the export
OF domestic coins The general state of the business of
the Union gives indications that il is on sound basis and
Its course in future must be onward