The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-07

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Numbers Of spectators had the accident from the
shore but could render no ussstnnce.-- Montreal
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AMUSING, IF NOT RrDIcULoUs--Tho sPhit of
the Age, the Coon unter," and other Polk Prints
publishing n long TRADE of abuse Of the Wings be-
cnuso two or three orlhpir papers in New YORK got
taken in by the "Roerhack'' forgery, committed by
William Linn, ocoloco Office holder Of ithca Great
business this 1t ought 10 be left altogether to the
"Coon.II nntor" i.rtaG4 aU tavf..E
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lCTs'rha Wings held n tremendously large meet
ing Mt Philadelphia the first day of this month It
was addressed by Daniel Webster, 'rhaddeus Ste
vens and others. UnIcss signs ure deceptive Penn
sylvnnin will do we'll
POLK-IS5I COMING OUT, Mr. Speaker Jones,
the Prcsen, Speaker OF the House Of representative,
at a late meeting in Virginia, undertook to eSPlnin
Mr. Folks letter to Knnc. Mr. Jones wound up the
matter with this remarks
lie said that "yBr. Polk hal acUer an idea Of
Protection, which another name for licensing
the North to plumber the South
4 FRIGHrEUL OCcURRENcE took place at tbs
Western Hotel, in this city Saturday. A young
man named Charles Wardner, Of Windsor. VI who,
on attaining his majority few weeks since. left his
fathers almost for the irst time in his life,
Boston and New York, where he spent several
weeks. Change Of scene and dict, constant excite
ment and novelty broke in upon his usual regular
habits and produced illness and PARTIAL aberra-
ton of nina In Now York he me, his brother, who
tool; him bis nd st,rted C,r
They arrived in this city, and stopped at the Western
Hotel where medical aid called in, and the pa
tent after taking some medicine, seemed to be get
ting well, and asked for some refreshments His
brother rang the bell several times, bat it not being
answered, he obliged to go down himself The
patient being thus left alone he pulled his ppnn-
looms and boots, and jumped from fourth story win
dow to the pavement below. Both his legs were bad
ly fractured, but Eve oclocl; yesterday he was still
sensible, though his ply sicans consider him in crit
icul situation, the concussion Of the brain must
have been very severe Bgfalo Gqretic, Sept 90
Tho Rochester Democrat states that JAMES G.
BIRNEY, the Abolition candidate for President, has
come out against Protective Turf, and also A.
gainst the distribution Of the proceeds Of the public
lands There are many uboli,ioniss who are in IA
vor Of Tariff, and who directly interested in
the continuance of the present protective policy Ey
voting for BTney, they vote Cor opposed to this
great measure.
FIRE--We are informed By gentleman who
came from Procorsvllo on Saturday last, that the
large WOODEN factory belonging Abel ellison Esq Of
that place, was destroyed by fire together with its
contents, on The night OF the 2sh u He also states
that the Seminary at Ludlow, was burned to the
gronnd on the Goth Win9sor Journal.
The official dog slayer of New Yorl, city informs
the public through the columns of the American Re.
publican, that his functions ceased for the present
year on Saturday; and that, between the 2th Of Juno
and the 2sth Of Sept, three thousand three hundred
and fifty three Of the canine racu were put to death
LucKY.DAY. The days Of AIr Day, OF Clay
County, Kentucky, have recently been multiplied
his good lady having presented him with three mimi
ture Days all in day. The first, boy is called
Clay Day; the second, ditto, Frenghuyscn Day; and
the third, daughter, Lucretia Day Mrs. Cay's
name is Lncrctia What day they ,npst have had
oft ST. Louis Egcning Garcie,
BAPTISM. About thirty persons were on Sunday
baptiscd at Camden, in the millorite raith-PhilaA
CareHc.
The Boston Investigator announces The death Of
Abner Kneelnnd lie died at his residence in Sau-
bria, e. T.) tie 27th August, in the list year of
his age .... ..
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sept. 80.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market, us Peef Cattle, 200 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1925 Swine.
Pare rs Beef CGHlc-Snles were quicker, and
prices trife better. We quote few extra rs .;
first quality so; second quality 425; third
quality IS a3 rs;
Stores-'rwo years old from $40 49, three year
old from ! II 10.
Sheep from s. ,25 to 2,25. ..' .. ...p.
Swine Ohio Shoats Bic; New York Shon,s s to
4r, half Rarrows; lot of Ohio old Hogs 3.9c.-
At retail from to SIC. ..a ...... .-..
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Ir Danvilo, Sept 20, by Rev. Mr. Hand, Mr. Dn- |
vid Harris, Of Boston, to Miss Lucena, daughter of
Mr. Samuel Estabrook ..- I.........
In Danvle, Sept %, by Rev. Lewis Fisher, MIR !
Joel Hubbard Fisher, OF DanvilIe, TO Miss Betsey NJ
Holden, Of Burke . H..
In shefield, Sept 8, by Rev. Mr. Cheney, Air