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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
How graphic and how true!

Thai "Same Old Cooa.' The Petersburg Re-
publican, hy way of ridcu'ng the Wing party, has
produced wood cut of Cocoon" PROSTATE with feet
up We accept tho omen. The Rcpu blican did not
know but we Old Coon hunters do, that it is in that
exact position that the Coon fights hardest, and IN
fact in water, is a match for pack Of dogs Many
such battles have we Witnessed, admitting the dex-
tery and bravery of the gallant anirna-now catch
ing one bog by the tongue, another, with the
rapidly Of lightning, by the nose; Shaping one dog
with his paw here, slopping another there, until
he had the whole pack in uproar of pain and
fright.
Rcs-vvo accept the In hoe Sfgno cfn-
Genius. We want better device than that "Same
old Coon The anima is gallant, sagacious, in
domitablc animal, far before the fox in strategy
The Hea@cl in dignity, any den zen Of our forests
in courage (thorgh it is said by cd hunters, that
the Pussum whips him by the severity Of his front
teeth.)
But above all the Coon is an entire American.
lie is not a native Of the old world He is exclusive
" North American, and we think the better Of him
for that. He representation quite Significantly as
clog Cabins and Hard Cider the simple s. vrtuous
ages ofthe Republic; when every patriots
when corruption and venality and treachery were
known, save only in the case of Benedict Arnold;
when glorious foreathers wrought in the fields in
their shirt sleeves, and after the heahful labors Of
the day were achieved drew the family circle a
round them at night, to listen to tales of Washington
Trenton Guilford Court House and Little York, or
else in our balmy and delicious autumna nights,
into the WOODS for sCoon" hunt
AS an emblem of that simple, virtuous and gori-
Gus age, past, never, alas! to return, we commend
the Wing device of THU same oldCoonto the hearts
of patriots and countrymon. We glory in it, and
when we forget love the noble Of patriots and
the generous age it typifes, shall cease to love
ausht this world contains AS the great duke Argyle
said to Jeanne -ssNIacaummore's heart must
be as cold as death make it, Zen it does not
tcarn to The Observation-Disclosures TVhig.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

n Split among the Tennessee Locofocos.-The
Nashville Wing says:-'Mr Moses Singleton, of Da-
wilson cccn;y, accepts the nomination of Governor
made by majority of the Tyler men of williamson,
and is out in the Franklin Review with address to
the people He is Tyler Democrat Of the first wa
ter This is sad breach in the party Of Governor
Polk, who is already hedged around with innumera-
bic difficulties -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

The Montreal Herald says: "We are authorized TO
state that Montreal will Immediately become the seat
Of government The residence of Judge Reed has
been taken for the accommodation OF his Excelency,
until more suitable building be erected. The
necessary government Offices and Parliament
House will be commenced as soon as the plans can
be prepared oubeek will be the military head quar-
ters.''
On the contrary, the Kingston Chronicle processes
to dsbelieve the statement Of the removal OF the
seat of government, and tells the following story
Mr Lafontaine had the impotence to tell Sir Charles
Metoalfa the new Governor General that unless
the seat Of government was removed to Montreal,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

than nj ordinary We have heard it suggested
that the sap cram during the thaw IN January as
reason for the spring failure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

t6@A paper has been put in circulation in Boston for
subscriptions to purchase rticles of value for
present TO Commander Mckenzie in testimony of
the admiration OF tho donors for the manly and up
right pursued by him under the trying crcum-
stances in which he has been recently placed The
amount of subscription is limited to dollar, and
the number of subscribers already reaches four hun
died. In several other places similar projects in
progress of completion. Such testimonials of appro-
baton must be peculiarly gratifying to the Comman-
der.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02


The EXTRAORDINARY BANv n
CoLU INDUS, GEo.-ARRrsr OF ONE Or rnsn
BERs. We published Monday tbo '' MOB
the extraordinary robbery perpetrated upon u,'
rance and Trust Company at Columbus con "%"
amount of 100000 Mr. Bass, the Tauo, "M0
Murdoch, the Secretary it appears. u,o,, ' WI
Bank about p M, for the purpose Of eoODi,.% %'
money. AS they opened the vault, and ,.,,s s wv
the vault, Mr. Bass thought he heard Soma 49,.
the door; he went TO the door, saw no oro H.,
and went back again into the vault WbiIa h.,r "'
candle in his hand, and STANDING with t..
towards the door, in an nstanthc and Murdoch w..,
grabbed by some persons, and the light put ont D..
commenced making noise, but the robbers ,o,an
that ifthey made any rose, they womb =, o,,. w"
them, whilst each had his man by the tbro,, w
one or two more were picking up the rund, ;,n,
criminately in the vault while this was gour IN 4,
ter they had got all they wanted, they locked B,,
and Murdoch in the vault, and told them irbpv mad.
any noise before they (the robbery got ont or IL,
house, that they would 20 back and murder hon
The Bank officers remained in the vault oboO, ,h,.,
hours before they could make themselves he,drv
any body in the town.
After the I, bbery was known in towp Of cour, \,
excitement commenced. Suspicious at first fell NM,
certain gamblers in COLUMBUS. After while NJ,
gro saib he saw Thos c. McKecn about that Tina !,
the evening. coming from towards The bank with
something under his arm. NcKeen, uron seem,
off GERS come to search his house, said. in very
friendly, of-hnnd manner, ''lVe,I s~n0o.e -cu
want 10 search my house are the KEYS, and
have no objection, provided you don't disturb MY
clothes and upset them too much" Trey searched,
McKeen going through the operation with them, and
affordipg all the assistance he could until they com.
menced searching large box confirming flower.
The earth was dug up, and there was found 1890
in the bottom. McKeen was then Immediately taken
into custody by A. X Aver and \. NJ c. Robinson,
who took him into room and questioned him for
long time before they could get any hing ON, OINlm,
But finally he turned States evidence, and hbsY
posed that he will impcate SEVERN with HIM. Tho
whole affair was creating good deal OF excitement
in Columbus.
A letter has been received at Charleston, sc.
which states, that with the exception Of few thou.
sand dollars, the whole Of the funds and property
had been recovered. The package belonging tho
Charleston Bank was unopened .-BCsOa alG'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

THE VEro PowER.-The monarchal feature Of
our c. tlu ion, which implanted by the trainers
Of that instrument subserve purposes the very OPP
posite to which it has recently been applied is thus
justly depicted by Henry Clay
'sIIad there been Veto, there would have been
no prevention of the charter Of a national Eank-
no removal of the Deposits-no treasury circular-no
multiplication Of State Banks-no initiation Of paper
currency-no stimulation ofexccssve enterprises and
mad specuations-no consequent explosion, col
lapse aud the universal ruin which overspread our
land
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

Daniel Webster has returned TO Washington
yet opinion prevasthat he has will leave
the Cabinet. The Baltimore Patriot says, GA letter
from Washington states that on the ist of May, Mr.
Upshur walks into the State Department. and Mr.
Gushing into that of the Navy. MIR Webster reres to
his farm at Marshfcld''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

ho (Mr Lafontnne) would resign where"po"
Sir Charles promptly replied, ns soon as you p'e"S'
SIR"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02


HENRY CLAY-an example that fer men rN
foi1o,o-A near relative of Mr. Clay residing in his
vicinity who has been largely engaged in the purchase
and manufacture hemp for bugging and bale roN'
for the New Orleans Market by the fall in value and
the embarrassment of the times which have been tell
with prodgons force for year past in the great
Southwestern Emporium, was compelled to maSean
assignment Of his property TO trustees for the 'e0c'
of his creditors. The whole amount of his nOI'ae'
was nearly 500 900 about one half Of which WaOu
to Mr. Clay FOR advances 10 enable the mnnu'ac'us
to prosecute his business, advantageous fo'Hs !"
ming interests Of Kentucky, with the hope oil an '
provement in the condition Of things so That SC'F''
sion Of the work and payment might he aVo'OS"
The sale Of the property took place about '''
night ago. and as usual in such cases attraceos''o
al hundred persons, and among them many '"
creditors--Nr Clay then told them IN SUBSTANCE Wv
the assignment was for tho benefit Of all the cFe"'
himself included-that the amount due MN "''
large Ms all the other claims comhned-''''' '.'
relationship in which he stood to the debtor'
probable some, and perhaps many OF the cI'U,r
had become such under the expectation 'n' w.,
ty occurred, he, Mr. Clay, would Pro'ec' INC" ..l,,
although there were no ground whatever II" ',nT
him TO do so, yet rather than that any '"" .rL;m.
think he had the slightest reason to co'"P' Thor,
and in order farther, that every debt que lathe
should be paid he released all '0'e'Ss' ,;a and
assignment until every dollar due Others Wa The
then if any thing was left he should ''N' aid and
sale was made-the other creditors "e'e"' r.. coz
what little remained was all Mr. Clay g0' ~
| 900. =. - oourse when
How different this from the ordinary 'oO', IA have
Mr. Clay being the confidential crcd''OF' noda and
been first paid, and in this case the only o"o Oh cir.
who but Henry Clay could be iouna' ""'' rate hi,
cumstunces, to reject the whole or at any
share of the proceeds? .e,bo Yves"
But this is fair specimen obituary. f,A.a and
both in public and private life Ills 'O'" .ho without
b;mssIr las,-the interest Of those men "a uuon
color or right were suspected of h'v"s Fashioned.
him were to be preferred and his own p0s o,bs con
Such specimens of ighmnded ana "V or mankind
d,ct occur so rarely, that for the honor f., A. they
thew should be chroncled as set OILS ,v day see
90 AGAINST the drawbacks upon it we eSs .. deseus.
SanneDi0r about us, and especially in '"S'' 80
o,s dovs3Clepsland (o.) Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

IJSA Caucus Of the Loco Foco members of the
Legislature of New York, at the eve Of the session,
adopted an address and resolutions in which pref
erence was expressed for Van Buren, for President,
but there was no regular and full nomination made.
At the close orthe meeting motor made and
carried to instruct the Secretary to add the names of
all the members to the address who did not expressly
declare their dissent The proceedings have gone
out and rebellion has broke out in the camp
and confusion seems to be in the ascendant. -
The Calhoun portion of the party are indignant The
party leaders should get up the song, thcse little
hands, SC" and have it chanted throughout the
whole line Of the party. The consequences will be
terrible if something amt DONE cold liichory''no
doubt grouns worse than he did even in his amenta-
tons over ''lhe dissentions Of the Presbyterian
church,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-22

GsAST CousrY, w. r., CLERK's OTTrcE, u; =. -
Lancaster, June 5, 1913.
~I,pfIC NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the
foIlmyine Described Lands and Town Lots,
soId for the taxes due Grant county TOR the year
is4l. nov remain unredeemed, as appears from
~ h,ot. Of this Office and all persons interested
,he,eia arc hereby notified, that unless the said
Ia. a,d Town lots shall be redeemed, by the pay
nsn, NJ the taxes interest ana charges due there
on bsfore the third Monday OF December next,
,he .ame will be forfeited by law. viz:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-22

NOf1CE.-All notes and accounts OF the Office
~ of the "WIscoSsIS WHre,s Vol. first, have
oeen placed in the hands OF Lorenzo Beranss Esq.
for collection; and shall be compelled TO make
cost on all those that are not settled previous II the
frs: Of jane next The published terms OF thu
swing" will be risidly adhered TO in the settle
nenI Of accounts. ALOkZO PLATT.
Plaresills, May IS. ls4a ll-h
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-22
Dolce Prairie HOtel.-Th. SUD

ROICc PraIrIe HUte1s.The soo
~ scriber respectfully Informs the travelling pub
lie, that on and after this date, ne will be prepared
70 Accommodate them in good style.
THE BoIcg PKaTkgE HoTEL IS situated on the
shortsss and best road from Po;os 20 Lancaster,
halt wav between the tao places. Changes mole
rate, and every af1estsoa "a 20 traveller
John n. EAYRES
Ani "a. iSi3 Tsd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-22

The suri OF money set opposite 10 each tract NJ
town 10, heTeinbe fore described, is the amount ne.
cessaFy to redeem the same a, tbs date hereof
Ia,eres, calculated to 18th June. ~
l.. o. SHRADER,
l3-l2Il Clerk Board County Comma
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-22

ID EMOVAL.-J. AUGUSTINE respectfully H..
Ia forms his friends tina, he has removed from
British Hollow to Po,osi. May 26.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-15
TO TIE PUBLIC.


Ss;p ySss;i rsa
sss !; 81 q! ms i a.! At Z H. SANDS N.
ssss mn s r %s S to y S e
.aasd Is s w r., sSs sTGSa was S
Ssd T. and FS, ss%..i s% 4.
%sde. rssom%srded By pSy'is.n ,s'G and Others
situation a.ns Mr. sand ss.pa. Aus
SSSt s.s had taken five bottles of The operation OF
e and taking
of all natural feeling hi. condition enabled to leave
very pleasing So ont" and m nss s
S Of did nS
o"sSuartsr cGsS & sasi
y myself y. ifsss aSs%sh
lion. al iime. Aer few days bi; numSnss left my
Ssrss; became more severe than before sn me- bS
from Ss 20 bS fast in ri ss
Soites Of sands. ssrsspaTila In tbs condition. friend called
H. to Sc and % e f9ns III aa
Of t. 4; Il S' done @ nS o oo
use sands, article any he would give preparation
c od he 9s knew sa
A Then hearing Of SRs}oL n InS
have {. Ny friend stated that he did not wish to interfere
with e. Mr. sands in any way whas,sr but as had previous
my friend ~ furnished me with bottle Of Bristol. sar
n MS was sSG9' ane ih'ra week Sa
thorough cure and am able perform much
labor IN day. as ever did in years. sm free from
Scrolua, rheumatism, also affecting complaint The
Piles, with which long afflicted and severe cough
OF eight years standing. l, therefore, declare The
world, and in the presence of him. who shall
Judge the world that has been eff
ed by Bristo Sasapaa alone the blessings of God
and not by Sands SaApsrla has been published the
statement with the Rev Mr. Van Duzens attached to
being conversant h not true that gentleman
the article published until he in print with
his attached to the Also the of Mr.
Brown was used without his conseLt also Mr. Purdy
received the sanction of the persons whose
names attached the published by Mi
Sands res.iye TO make this without the
know edge Of Mr. Bristol his agents fro
from hem do IT because believe be my duty there
fore .heenu wh, true neither counting the favours
fearing the rowns of and doing this DO
give Br,toi SaIsapala the pra'e il deserves, would be
something than could accomplish. conclude by say
irg that IL desires know Of Brsios Sarsa
para, will be pessed time give all the infoma
ton am able my residence No. 43 Anthony street. New
iorh
m27 lmsm THOMAS TURNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-15
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.


E9 ass Ss Dss .s s ;; s,s int:
s ssTs q s sz, ss and S rss
y nct.ss @ a s'SS sr. are ar:
&c s s q s
fare eeT::n trss from pain generally accompanying
VIZ siS IsSs1s . H. fir: Of .As.s
iinuc on from month month, slides seet Now
ss G.
other Of the passage ard. further, al
laying dormant bur hs hidden many sa;
ferrous msades not only OF SEXUAL but those a'se OF nsr
ad leads thea, enon of from this dod.
i'n quite 10
Ss Il
ae fsas psSs
how III. daeIpson about this city and that
Me- WI se their n9strums long Is one VIII buy them
a' Ss s nc .sf s .o1
&c ~ n1'Si9s
and % .na I'd all snd % Of S
81 On seeing she real natus Of the he hs cured
e q r, S.ss. h. .iss
done although the Of III. disease are nu%ss
Si' n: %ss GO
BUY sns .sn
lively after jnshed and the clothes are rea,usred whcth
am' Ss 1 e vet little
The fs~e G?noTrhoeo has remained upcred-I din,
sutto say how long 0onorha elect may and
produce structure Tor one naturally more disposed
TO go beyond this alone would afford sucien
ground At cas for the suspicion Of The last
!hs 0ecfa structure has upon the Hind-The effect Of
mental activity This also of effects
Not however, that il alike every individual but il n
20 common that the winter rarely Of land
more less that he capable formerly n
gratifying also witness uniform OF spN, snd
the dsappeang 81 other maises the progresses
hcen TO observe land stated with confidence plea
snc) that this FREQ from pain, and generally accom-
plishedn very little time So much this could no: have
provcmcnt this and such the experience OF the
wte that nc can now accomplish tho OF structure
many days AZ formerly IL demanded months.
dertake the them.evs he pubshcd little Volume
called The Pipate Tease" in which only strictuYe
bnt the Of all those delicate diseases which require espe
advisable that those who suspect posi-
ble should consult the author personally and will
prize them thar the end Of means OF
have to wait lo
only now remains to say word on the ground o.
which the public and especially coming to Ills cv
may rely with eonsdence on what has been advanced Win
shis vey Dr. Ralph begs that beside ranf Grad
sse oil &C &-he has been engaged the cure
q these both in hospital and city practice mors
prcssy OF them that he has testimonial letters from the
mos, eminent ghyscisn. il Earope e the in
led almost every Physisian Of .mnsnes n 9b
city. '
Dr. Ralph eon.usd his private residence O 1seez
eonIuod BY posi-, The s volume aDove referred 70 one
dollar m2i Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-15
YOU CAN BE CURED.

YES by the deepest research long study unrnx Der
there been discovered specic-a medical
never before attempted by of
pew materials and possessing fr surprising anything
hneip OF hat the asnahon has ever conceived
weakness and diseases generally the ureth male or e
male. No matter how long standing or dagger.
GUS the case may be- will yield and naturally the
pleasant and certain of this remedy Ma
with gratitude have that nothing
withn their experiences equal this araAum Tho
mass Specific Pls.n
These Thomas Specific Pills unpleasant the taste
or nauss 20 the stomach and neither dirt
from the system.
So confident the Of the surprising efficacy of
this remedy that he cha the whole medical talent m the
world produce any thing equal to it, confidently
all sufferers that if they will make Thomass
Specific Pills. they viii d speedy their case
be e so complicated and severe
The Pills purely vegetable and act duretc
sr'si purifiers SYSTEM and bv
ns healthy for diseased action the the pars aec-od
restore the patient Vie full aud happy enjoyment ali ma
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Agenfs--79 and 100 rltOn
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS,
INVENTED AND PREPARED ny

M DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ. d., LISBON, Pt RTUOAk
TSHE Scicnnfc combination Of ingredients of which mo.
Pills comppsed, have made thea the wonder and adm;
rntion OF the world. They known al over Erros w. 49,
the only ever discovered that proved
esses that thew he used dur; al
or though always mild safe and healthy thew are ee,s;p ~
.yoduce miscarriage If used during That ne ind H W
The direction, translated into Enelsh and arc
yound of The importer sfamneJ Esct ~
sins signature OF M de Boudeloaue and The EngIh
recon, have the siRnat1r. Of Dr. r. MELVExU authorised
agent fer the continent Of America. 1890 ~e"
They can De transmitted by nail any par Of the Unvd
Bfses. letters dresied to Dr. y. Meveau, boz "a, New
YORK. VIII c,ct WIN immediate attention All letter. mp,t
30 post pna SOLD V appointment 81 100 Cherry, near Csths
mail. n,io I'm ~" ' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-15
CAUTION TO FEMALES.

A inform ladies who with deiicacy have rennr
nance The treatment OF their complaints Of their
oWn SEX ha all she attends personally
!eence Practice and knowledge enables so She
asen necessary to sate ths she does wish 10 be
ing advsHl.ins Female Physicians who gnorant an1
Incompetent themselves obliged scarcely les
ignorant quack to instead Consune paro and
ietence s greenwich street, between Courtandt and Ii
min INIT
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
to the celebrity efficacy. and invanabe success

Madame Resteils Female Monthly PiIs in ali csses 81
cgulny ,uppe:sion srsppage Of functions Of M
their introduction into The United s.ases about yea
s1S mauon' are constantly attempted TO Be
Msweye cents boz PA, up different boxe. and called
1emsio Monthly Pes with the object Of scla uS tnsm
pos.,bs a. one two dollars boz. FEMALES therefore
aeMna tacsc attempts TO impose Il
t:!fe except those sold Madame Rest.s Prime ps cs
Greenwich street, New fos and Essex street bostor
Of each boy. 1890 ~ " ''~'
B-They can be used BY married or uneIe BY folors
the directions enclosed inside of boz Sold aiso Nv
m m 1890
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MA ME- RESTEI.I.

FEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence' ia C,..n
wien street, between Courandt aud Liberty streets, 1hsrs
plants incident to the female frame. 0"o0 v" CUE
Madame Rcste erpc e pca and kno -, .dc. - a.
ofob,nate cases offomae egularty stonoaes snonss.
&C. such to require but few DAYS to effect ncrse.
nnsment OF othsr indspo:ton, will be accommodated durns
such time, with private and respectable board -'
Preventive Powden,p for MARRIED inaie. VII ,,s A..
lcse or precarous health orbds too rapid ncresseo family
WI DC sent oy mail to Of the United Sates. Price
pscksge All Letters lcost padl addressed boz $50
N. By-Madams RESTELL would inform ladies' re,,dips
out of the city, whose health would admit Of thai
she would devote personal attendance upon them In any
part Of the United States within easonabIc distance inns