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o. ] n II : IT y 2 Z
:, u ~ tYVON (, SONS ARE in constant receipt oil ~
~ trps a,g,ed ~ every branch 81 the trade. embracHf
an unusually l,fee assert rien oi Blank bo"k. tnp aHd trI
ii ,,Gr in-e,Ecr with dccJiarou"f News ih u"N
I.rntin Cncreu iner Of Medium and o,e ''leS n'eiaif
iIiocr Shoe ana Ten ~tElw asa Hus " urnln; iil'u-
,yqrr and C,h IN great ,UretY SIR ard ioe ls,ue; pal
nial t''.'' ~ n,-.s Inrer, Sc So rnl1i
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them wien applying for renewal! also specially reGue,tt0
apply within lie iis rs above, 10 aycd the pena Of tie
Lg%. ~ Gniel Monsoon CLARKE, En-; Marshal.
He'v-YetN Majors Office ilay 9Th, 1914 nyll ri
rE'Q CONT2A CT0RS-Pursuant 10 q Resolution Of the
Hgafd OF Supervisors Of the Comfy Of Westchcicf tie
SIlcrueES VIII receive proposals Tor Rcmoyin. the t0uf
House Il - le Flaps, - t from the place where now
stands rnsing ana bliiHs Stone basement urde, the
log prison. md making Ell necessary ,cpuir, tirretp
Pmpol VIII BE- cccyed jointly seugratay Tor The Store
Work. the Carpenter y ork ard the Iron VI ok
The plan, aua specification, the work art left ~ ,ba.0rl
of Robert Primer White flyms. where they can be exam
iHcd
Al proposals. ior any pan Of hi, wo; mus, be sealed srI
sent with ~ forwarded 10, robert Palmer on or before Tie
day Of June neNt
Contractors ot this work will be required 10 give satisfactory
security for the faithful performance al their c6u,rtct
ROBERT PALMLR.j Ruiid.7g
ABiiAH MORGAN Commit
White Plains bay 10. 1871 ''''''-' mig 10;
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL. PACKETS

~ Packet Of rs May-The splendid fast sailing iayonie
60 packet ship QUEEN OF THE WEST, Captain p
OOdhose l.JO tons VIII sail punciualg above her
lr dav The stations oi tbs noble packe;. ie hne>;
shy aoat by lar surprising other SHIP Her immense
szeaad the winch She lifted up every
comfort and convenience passengers they could possibly de-
Second cabin p1ssengers viii be accommodated airy
Rooms deck. hui for that pu.postler between
decks Storage Passengers lofty and well lighted. render
the Queen OF the West the magnificent and desirable
Conveyance al about preceding tie Old Country. To
bert< enry application Gud lie made on bour foot
Burning ,hp. ora w. & !. T. TfPSCOTT
% South street, cor. Maiden lane.
Persons wishing send their friends have them
brought tins elegant packet. sailn: from Liverpool
the 9Th OF July any OF the regular line sne every five DAYS
DRIFTS for agy furnished payable demand without
discount any other charge all the principal cites through
out Great Britain md Ireland application above.
IL The eecani packet ship SltR iDAN will succeed the
Queer of the West aud ~. ON the 9th May. mis-
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II +, made tie form Of beautiful piece OF soap. and
pleasant remedy. GIVE tone irsll
But reader this article c"uGteretcd, and you must bee
ye partiri,r and buy tnowhere ei,e y J. -u NJ the gu
Of the American ise 8 Chatham ,tres agd rs Bo9d%ay
buildings Philadelphia; Hays lo9 Futon street, Btookyn
In
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FOR TIE PER MANENT CURE OF ALL
SNiSca 81 !. and EN- u: ions OF ihc Skin.

HOMES SAKSAPARiIlA CANDY-tHch > cent PACK
d ace containing %! the medicinal properties 81 the
rnnt SOIL nf 3 Ll.Inm md 30 Broadway. NIL In
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NEW BEDFORD hay i6-Sd Harriet, Clifford. OF FHimout
AiaHtic Ocean. Sid Eth, Logan Gardner, NV Coast.
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SINrS0Ns HOThI-ihe s, ", 81, -. g'I garo W.
IN. cel al M, old establishment ~ a'.1 rec, ',,
- ts,u t he s ~ .. tor,,,h.
Hts. tel Ind enlarged all = .Iri9s Gt
tsn.es and gentlemen desirol' ct =. Of private
the present. ocaon of eysy onl ;hc
such '. cnil,' ~ ~ go ,t.i my92m
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY;
Richardson (. Co.'s CtiSt'i "''"
NLRIEN pANAt ~.

,,,,, tim, ,,os,ied .olcy from vege'abe z.cc
Zee from alul,crtlcn. md wHrrai''eu 49,, ~ -
,ert detrimental 10 health. Wa a. ,tb IN CF'P as
- ia, an indt;nluri soreiy a'iict'" VIZ IN ~
and yto has been under me usi'le. o Z
,ut,i eminent phys cap' M INC Ifl's,' 49, 3 90
without the least apparent hopc ' ,t ,yi ,tS
- named fne.icinc iur i've weeks "H' 'eieu 10 p-
benh Tina; medicine as been s.'I 80, u',i "
h iirrctons To effect perfect rufe the iawt
js9s., 10 VII - Ii III - "; - 'lh - CiAL
WrED SCRotUA H!NT ili (f ;raPy oS
iN:t!iisS'11T,lG R{'HEj NNTiSM. PILES, EGiSlPElG
,.fit - G,,I'RNY CHRONIC -GR Z EYES bLUfCHE
iiMPi.E- OK Tue FACE - " -, y l.tn Mp III
',piSfSCL FROM ~ fNJG DiClDt'S - or MERCtF
or AZ IMPURE STATE or THE Rood. TIE e1s
.-' and ~ srrs nre tny .ou G@. Gag0neS
i. .,,rr to be t1ku y adult each morning .slore q
rg which usually produces tonic elect, IS ir 90 most
i, 10 nc,s genie ca@-tc increasing Ire appetizer g,
..na-r Lag h u: tie patent Causing 81! uc.siel org. %
rnorse more pr0fscy, aad PRODUCING 11 clecC1 aents
itic whole system, purifying and producing perfect sc
p 'tS while taking i, should refrain from the se OF
stimulating drink Or hshiy seasonSai to gT s
General agent y Pinesteet opposite the Custom House Va
YORK aud at 10 A,tHr House ITO. ~ fi ~ Br4dws
corner broadway and thamberssirect no :. Ffoni,s
No IA Ses;-sect Nos t3 ANA ~ 'owery No. 20 Fun
.t,eei No ~ nrl 80 Hudson. md IS iamnondrcsi q
nudsnn No 5ri Gmnd-stfcc' No. ~ and lS Geeaw5
street No III and - Cherry street No. ~ ~ alkes.a1
No 81 CntHarue->treet Nos ji ana l.. street Mob
nTooIfH. !. ". Smith, corner OF Fulton AID Croas.-
streets: and YIN Bagrove. Smre's Buildings. corstW
loy mud Aantcsts, and by all the prncipa druggists rs
T pf.V. i. ioclrow, No 81 Beaver Clinton Bmla..
General Wholesale and Retail Agent s. Ahany
Y. W. Dyoit & son., No; ii3 No IN SScond-s,., Ceos.
Wholesale Agent Tor Philadelphia.
Instructions or taking the .f:cc. and great Hunbe:oe
tcaes and testimonials may ne seen and o5Eiaei q, alI
the above paces. NJ eodlmll
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Observation-Disclosures OF NV, ? - n I. :. - -
~ and acres Of Land Siae5 ~ Sou.h SINE bish.
-. 80 r'szzn m the rear uH'wel inisncu ~ oIs'
40 good Stables Frees & ;sf ' e. ycll5Is come:
~ i,n nd Washington streets or Of v iL'iI5 ~
...- ....
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u.ss.'''o'' ,,a- nI-ns0y AID INTERIIEDI VIE

- ar pn..a.c, gDriy or 'ull or 20
f"l ''S'-' " S.ltlDR~ X STEPHENSON, ~ - est Il.
r, t, has hesn Thoroughly oycr.nul'd ana ne! accom-
cons -, iprnyed To be cciHi - "iS p'll OF & @
M additional number at State isOoi'is iN''7 49, mir
Tins I,f,tt f0yys - bnrLcs
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r!ii0tNYJ. GLEECKER * co.
Nm : Brcrd street, near v ali street

F0R SALLY Farm of 70 acres n ne COUNT VI p
a. Mdey j y mes from from s@"n c NM 'T5 good
nd ont. houses, 3 Apple Orchards. nI otef
Fruit Tree. Te Farm viii es2 cheap 3 2G ssbiIer coz 81
] and Sth-s,ree y letter directed to ~ al ,' 1'S
,yiil Ic attended 20.
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49, FNEN FOR SALE at BrooNiaveu Lung Island con
49, lining o good lnd 80 high state OF cu!;i
49, Su'0o. tom ~ 20 u wooduud, aud acre OF orchard
doite story house. BAN new and other uuthuiidng
VIII be sold very cheap tor cash. Apply letters pad
w. - J. L. rAPSCO1'f, &c South s..
inyl7 cor Maiden Lane.
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-, 81: H0MELI!I 50 II :. cIIl.IIs I'M, "
S-s--33-------1 POINT Cold;puG: and to'l"lii. ~,
Tho ScainIon; nc LlLANDEit Cg; j. HgTdI2p, W WIZ
co, The p;er foo, ui Warren 81 ever Mu!'y' i"''s"' ~
RsurInr viii leave Neynrch every Monday NJ oa 81 w.
md 'lnes,ily and Fr;daJ at 7. II ,,,a.i Rag
For Tegh or pal.e apply To the Captain on naaId n
saec and freight oa descriptions i..ils o' Of Pe' n H
800 n,,s Inc NJ the risk OF thereof unless IN! oI
l.n. ~ rnceiL, be .l.nsd lnr the same. -
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MExIco.-By the Pcayune Of the lth inst. we
have further intelligence of the movements OF Santa
Anna, and very unfavorablo to tho Dictator. let
ter from Vern Cruz, dated 20rh Novem Der, states
that the revolution in Jasco presents each day
aspect more formidable. Gen Paroles il said to be
at the head Of or 10 900 men, and the South is u
hitting with the disafrected Zucatocas, Aguas Cal
inntes, and part Of San Lns poos have approved
Of the p,oRonciame7to oC Paredes while il is assert
ed that Oajaca has declared against Santa Anna. The
latter has positively declared against the Congress-
while that body is publishing every document recev-
cd both for and against the Iievolution-wch indi-
that members act independently, and have little
fear fthe Dictator.
The letter states that Santa Anna will have,
reaching the Queretaro, body Of l o 900 men, and
that ho has obtained 5000 900 from tho brokers Of
the city carry his operations. The writer of the
letter verifes the rumor that Santa Anna had execut
ed several officers who were lengued against him
"Yarous officers Of the army of Santa Anna, who
had deserted had been shot and this act has excited
much Indignation against the Dictator"
Tlascaa, Apetntotn and Chantempan. have de
clared in favor of the movement in Jnlsco it is said
II his is irue Santa Anna il surrounded all sides
by enemies.
One letter was received by the Laurens, which
states that was expected tina, General Pedro Cora
zgr, residing Mt Ceaya, would come out in favor of
the p'un or Paredcsn Should this Prove true, Santa
Anna has popular and powerful officer aHayed
gainst him.
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of ruin respeclnble,o viii help TO aiiS disgrace to
that PATH God will not hold YOU gu1tless You can
not innocently stand aside and do nothing deadly
poison is circulating over the land, carry ing dsense'
and desoution, and death in its course The anim
has been given-u hue and cry has been raised
og1us it its deadly effects have been described,
seen and felt. Its victims Of every class; and
however wide The difference in fortune, educnion,ln-
tellect ii brings them to the same dead levol. An
effort has been made to stay the plague; nud sue
surprising all expectation has crowned the effort
Still the plague RACES to nm immense extent what
will every good citizen dot win he not clear ih'
house, his shop, his premises of IN WAL he not
take every precauon defend himself against it,nnd'
use bis influence and il exeroas to dmni III its cir
culnon, and thus diminish human misery? u Ito
fears God regards can he stop short OF thlsf
Can lie in the penude ofhis seI6-hncss, stand up
and say,'I mike no promises IN not be bound
am in no dnnger?" If he can say this and stand
alooI, shall count him good citizen? | speak
unto wise mon judge We what say.
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TIE DlFFER ENCE.

II has been a Standing boast of the VIII, ~.
mat, among all the scores and hundreds Of pe,.o,
tried for dulentToting. there has not been, '
itary Wing. We are constrained howev., - 'O'
knowledge, that, through the most unweoriod
tons of the Locofocos Wing was n, ,., D,;.,.I
few days ago on the charge of fraudaen, yo,i,n W
the city of Baltimore. He was anagned dr,v 49,
and h0norabiy acquitted.
So no Wing goes to keep company with the ..,,.
iy or eighty l.ocofoco scamps sent to Ba,imo,. 81
for fraud and perjury at the polls
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has always been one of our most industrial,
pricing townsmen and who in this hopr IF N V"''''
It is hoped will receive that sympathy from ,a '''o'
lie, which jest sense of his misfortune j., ..I Po0
to inspire.-ISiar. ''ua'et
Subscription papers TO aid Mr. HOrvov :.
his works again are in circulation, and severol
'emen' in DonVille, and the neghborog town. t S'o
subscribed literally to the object.-Ba C,, .'
ni1u -"4' CHhiO.
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ELECTION OF COUNTY oMMIssIoNERs
DAY OF VOTING, THuRHpAY, JAN. 2p.
We give below all the tickets that have been pnt
in nomination and to our knowledge in the three
northern counties.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ANTI LICENSE TICKET.
JOSEPH MORRILL,
JONAS FLINT.
ALEXANDER GlLCHRlST.
LICENSE TICKET.
ANDREW MCMILLAN.
f.. b. CHASE. ....... .. ......
ESSEX COUNTY,-.HHi License Ticket.
GEORGE w. GATES.
henry l.. WATSON.
MARTIN FRENCH.
ORLEANS COUNT Y-.dah License 1Tcket
WILLIAM 5. FLINT.
GEORGE H. PAGE.
OREM NEWCOMB.
LICENSE TICKET.
PORTUS BAXTER.
S. s. HEMINGWAY.
JERRY HODGKINS.
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For the Cnledonian.
COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS

MIR CHADWICK Having just finished circuit
through Caledonia Co for the purpose Of turning Mt
tention tho question of tho approaching election
and HAVING conversed extensively with gentlemen in
every section Of the Co. I well satisfied that if
the friends of good order and quiet, the friends
Of temperance will themselves and deposit
their votes the I'd ofJan for he temperance board,
their election is Several innkecpers on my route.
declared themselves in favor Of aholishing all bar
room machinery, and of insiituting Temperance
houses through the county. All being on the same
footing none " i'll be able to take advantage Of this
state Of things draw rsom its natural course
Let each town act c they to turn the scale
each man ne If his vote was to secure the MAORI
ty and success is certain.
Yours respectfully,
Nj p PARISH
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FOR CONGRESS,
George B. Chandler.
The Fourth District,

ELECTION, TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK.
SHALL I'VE ELECI'A MAN TO REPRE-
SENT OUR INTERESTS A.ND OUR
PRINCIPLES?
We say, yes. Ard for this plain The
Executive is Southern, local, and pledged, far
a mans previous life pledge him, to measures
repugnant to- and destructive Of, the plain and nck
nowledgpd interests not only of Vermont, but OF all
the free States. sad and fatal has been COM
mtted in the election of Polk.
This error can in some he righted. How?
Ry elccting men to Congruss who, while they win
20 with the President for interests OLA public and
general character will not sacrifice interests FOR
the sake of party, by falling in with those
particular and local interests, carry out which,
james X Polk was elcctcd,-to wit : THE DEs-
rRUcrIoN OF TIRE PRorEcT1vE FEATURES OF
THE TARIrr AND THE EXTENSION AND PER-
pEruArioN OF NEGRO SLAVERY. Does any
doub; this Read what lis organs say. From ev-
cry quarter ii is proclaimed that Pcik's election nf
rords guarantee Of the REDUCTION OF the Tariff
and the ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. The con-
summation Of these projects can be defeated only by
the election OF Representatives opposed to these lead
ing objects Of the incoming Administration. To Mr.
Polk Mr. Dillingham; is pledged, and consequently to
the measures Of his Administration. On this point
the last Montpelier Patriot says
ssrhe decision Of 1910 has been reversed by the
nation in 1914 and new democratic administration
il about coming into power, and shall not the democ-
racy Of Vermont have one Representative 10 support
that administration ~
1t is then TO SUPPORT tho administration OF Mr.
Polk that the people called upon to vote for Mr.
! Dins ham, and Of course his measures.
! Now, arc the leading OF this administra-
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Be CARETuL-in regard to fires, They ure be-
coming numerous about our State, and half of them
are the result OF carelcssncss. Some people are so
very prudent that they take up their ashes and put
them into wooden vessels and leave them in or near
their dwellings
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IEPThe Georgetown (ohio) riot story is a hoax,
and the rascal who put lin circulation ough, to be
put into slavery. Wo do not know where i, origina-
ted, bu, we found it in dozen papers.
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THE TRUE SPIRIT. The Hartford Journal,
speaking of the late Wing State Convention in Con
necticut at which the present State Officers
nominated for the election in the Spring, and Of the
spirit among the people, says:
'Mcn who had Withdrawn from active political
life and others who had been prominent
in political struggles, had taken the field in
ncst pledging their unceasing exertons in behalf of
the glorious Wing cause. Among our opponents too,
especially among the religious and rejecting portion
there existed doubts the soundness aud justice
of the policy with which Loco Focosm since the cleo
tion had clearly identified itself-the Annexation of
Texas, and the support and extension of slavcry.--
Many had already expressed their regret tina. they
had lent Mr. Polk their support, and were only wait
ing opportunity TO retrieve their mistake" ...
Rev. Theodore S. Dwighta colorcd clergyman, has
been elected Moderator for the next six months, Of
the Third Presbytery of New York.-.Newnrk AdU.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA. The Acadia arriv-
ed at Boston the 2lst inst. bringing dates Is days
later than the Caledonia. There is no news Of much
importance. O'Connel has come out again and is
pushing ahead the repeal question and denouncing
Federalism. The French papers are rejoicing over
the election of Mr. Polk to the Presidency, as this
vent encourages them to expect the reduction Of the
Tariff and consequently, advantages for French pro-
ducts in this country. The London Chronicle, aud-
ing to Polk's election, among other things, says
"Although the election Of Polk cannot but be ft-
vorabIe TO the resuscation Of principles of Free
ttade in America nevertheless this is countebalanced
bv other and great disadvantages lie hus succeed
cd in a great measure, by the cry Of Texas Annexa-
ton"
The British papers generally exult MIR Folks
success considering it favorable To British interests
as indicative Of rreer admission Of the fruits Of their
industry, into the Ports of the u. States.
The war between Russia and Circnssin has been
kent up during tho last summer, and the Russians
hnve suffered defeat all points. Seven or eight
severe battles have been fought the Russians have
lost in killed and wounded, sc. 900 men, and the
Circassians only 900. An armsico, asked for by
the Russians, ended the summer campaign.
RAILROAD BETWEEN PORTLAND AND Mon
TREAL Mr. Hall, the Engineer appointed by the
authorities Of the city Of Portland, reconnoer the
route for Railroad between Portland and Montreal,
has returned having found every thing favorable to
! The project Tho Shorbrooke Gazette Of Nov. IA,
states that Railroad Survey has been completed
| from the ST. Lawrence River opposite Montreal, by
Mr. Crocker, m able Engineer from Massachusetts,
by the way Of St Iyacinth and Sherbrookc, to the
line of Vermont at Stans,ead. The Portland recon-
noisance, we suppose, connects with Croclers sur
yey at Sherbroote. The Sherhrooke Gazette says
"the route is no, only practicable, but uncommony
| favorable
The Governor of Canada in his late message to
Parliament, recommends the appropriation Of money
| TO build il to the line. ...H
The Boston Courier says, Gas every body has a
right TO an opinion, and right TO mako it known
our opinon is that Texas will be annexed to tho u
states-"by hook or by crook'-and probably by
both
| JOHN A. MuRRELL, the celebrnted'Land Pirate,
died lately in Tennessee, protesting his innocence 10
| the last. His disease was consumption.
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Yours respectfully,
Caledonia, Dec. -, 1874.

New HAMPsHIRE.-The House OF Representa-.
tves, of this State, have passed Pill committing, 10
imprisonment FOR lille, the sentence OF William F.
Comings, in the Jail, at IIaverhi sentenced to
be hung. Yeas 1850, nays 81.
A Bill has also passed the House. nboishng mill.
tia trainings, 1877 to 81, This Bill provides for an
enrolment of the militia by the seIectmcn Of the
ernl towns the LIST of april; that what are termed
Volunteer Companies shall perform military duty
formerly, under compensation of $500 per annum,
Also the House of Representatives has passed the
bill rendering railroad corporations pu6lic' in all
seq where such corporations choose adopt its provis
ions; and establishing three commissioners. to be APP
pointed by the Governor, to decide (nsteud Of the
Leg,sa,ure) where tho public good requires roads to
be located, and to tcke iad in all such cases, wheth
tho owner gives his consent or not,) by vote Of
l72 to SO. OF the 50 who voted against it, SO were
Loco Focos, and 20 Whgs
FIRE IN DANVILLE.-About one O'Clock on
Sunday morning last a fire broke out in the large
wooden factory, at South Dunville, owned by Simeon
Harvey, Esq Two young men who slept in one orthe
upper stories, first discovered it. They were awak-
cned by the falling Of some Of the burning fragments
upon the floor OF their room and Immediately spring
ing from their beds perceived thai the upper part OF
the building all on fire. though how when il
commenced, is yet unknown. The young men rush.
ed down stairs into the street, and give the alarm
which soon spread among tho neighbors, and was
! communicated to the Inhabitants of our village as
soon as possible. Many of our citizens including the
| Engine Company Immediately repaired 20 the scene
and rendered all the aid in their power, but too late
however, either the building, the principal
mart of liz contents eXceptinu n larpe nnantity nj
wool, which had not been worked up, and was fortu.
nately secured. We understand that through the in
delntisnhe efforts Of the Engine company, the nrge
water wheel, and the shed adjoining the factory were
also saved, But almost every thing else. including
machinery, large lot Of manufactured cloths Sc
| we're entirely consumed The loss is estimated al
| from $4,000, to $4,000, and as there was no in
surunce, ii falls very heavily upon Mr. Harvey, who
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-30

ANNExATIoN IN Non ri CARoLrNA. In the
House Of Representatives, Of the State Of North Caro-
lima, whose Legislature is now in session, tho RdoP-
ton Of the following resolution moved
Resolved, That in opinion the territory Of Tex
ms ough to be annexed to the United States speed
lily ms possible, provided the same DO effected
without any compromise Of the rights, interest and
honor Of the Union.
Even thus guarded, this resolution, nncr a pro-
acted debate, rejected by vote of 62 to ll9 1!
SO muc'r n' "~ locoroco stories before election
that the Southern Wings favored anueNanori
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-30

| OLD MASSACHUSETTS, HAS SPOKEN AGAIN!
Last Monday there was a special election to choose
four members Of Congress in Mass where there was
n failure TO elect at the regular election. The result
is follows
I'd District-lling wing elected by 1900 votes over
all others,
All District Thompson. Wing, elected over Par
mentor, present Polk member, by over 800 majority
over all.
9th Decentralization, WhiE,and now member,is
elected by handsome majority.
9th D;srict-now represented by Williams,
Pokito, there is no election. Hale, Wing, has gniued
over 900 votes since the last election, and is ahead
of Williams lie will probably be elected Mt the
next trial.
The Wings Of Massachusetts are making clean
sweep Polk and Slavery don't take there at all
Let Vermont Wings do Iikewiso-sweep the deck,
iCF PAUL DILLINGuAM ir. has been in Com
gross long enough to make n short speech against the
uUly republican measure of Gleoling members Of Con
greas by Districts, bni he has not been there long
enough to UTTER ONE WORD ia favor Of protect
ing the labor and industry of Nermont--not one word
agninst that scheme Of fraud and wrong, the
ton of Texas--not word against slavery or its
extensions but he hus, both on the Tariff and An
nexntion questions voted side by side, with the ultra
free traders and Texas men of South Carolina, on
several occasions