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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-18
$l5 OO6 526 OC
Amounting 10
l44 $40 90

The annual interest on the funded debt
of the Stale, payable a, the Bank of Penn
sylvana, exclusive of interest on certificates
issued for inieresls,is 81 TAI 030 l2 falling
due respectively on the first Of February g.
August, of which the sum of 1878 SIS 06|
5 payable on the first day of February nex,
If ii should be determined TO pay the inler
esl on the interest certificates on the lsi
February, then the further sum of $97 $50
81 will be required.
The receipts into the Treasury during
The fiscal year, ending on the 30,h Novem.
ler last, including small available balance
from he previous year,were So 5l 237 03
The expenditures for the
same period, including The
amount of relief notes can.
celed, were 047 395 10
Leaving a balance in the
Treasury on shat day Of S 665 S5l So
There was also an available
balance in the Canal Treas
sury, on the same day, Of 80 497 90
The receipts during the
months OF Derember, eX.
elusive of disbursements,
were 1879 6Sl 23
70 which may be added The
| receipts over expenditures
| for the present month, es.
iimatGd at 100 600 90
Making the amount in Tie
Treasury on lsI February
/ about $9e3 O3O II
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-18

Making a total of 6
He also estimates the expen.
djlures of the Common.
wealth, for The asme peri
cd, including interest ON
public debt al
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-18

TO the Senate and House Of Representa-
hUcs Of Me Commonwealth Of Penn
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-18

Amount in circula-
lon. 81 436 les OF
Balance due domes
tic creditors on
certificates issued
by the Auditor
General, l04, ,3s4 %
Amounting 10 the sum of $40 s35 0l3 &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
From . to g times cheaper than
before, or nothing iffhe user
is not delighted with il.

A article that every family must CONSIDER indis-
IA Pensabc when they know its power and value,
and which has heretofore heen sold too high To
reach all classes, has been reduced in price, with
view that rich and poor, high and low, and in fact
every human being may enjoyits comforts, and oil
who get il shall have the price returned them IL
they not delighted with its USE We assert with
out the possibility of contradiction that ALL RuRxs
and sCALDs, every EXTERNAL SORE, old or fresh and
all external pains and aches no matter where, shall
I've reduced to comfort by II in five Misunderstanding
life, limb, No burn be fatal if this is ap.
piled, unless the vaIs destroyed by the accident
II is truly magical to appearance in its effects. En-
quirc for "Conne's Magical Pain Extractor Salve,"
at Comstock & Co.'S, 2l Cortlandt ST. New York.
Price 25 cents or four times much for SO cents
and near ten times as much for Dollar.
We assure you, the responsibility Of our char
ac,ers, that sympathy for human suffering induces,
at least in part, our earnest solicitation that sim
pie trial should be made in any affection named b.
low. We think il not imprudent too much to say,
that nothing ike n Or in any degree e6ectuGl,
has ever been discovered in Medicine.
You will please observe il is sovereign remedy
for all complaints hut only intended for erte,nai
application and will cure the folowing-B Burns.
scas frosted parts chilbains chafe gals, chaps,
letter pmple bo,ch felon ulcer sprains, stahs CUTS
bruises stran and tooth ache, mumps runrouuds.
sore throat whitlows. piles, Ringworm, salt rheum.
harbers itch, calbuncle eruption eyes and lids,
weak sight, lips, punctures, bes and warts, fe.
yer pains, pain in back and side, tender feet nfNm-
matory rheumatism, tic doloreaux ague in face and
breast fever sore. old burn scars, prckIy heat in
famed skin, broken breast nipples, rough hands,
blistered surfaces, dressing for bsters, white SWELL
ings. cold in wounds, corns, general Sores small
pox marks, eyreaipelos.
Though we have named numerous affections, ex-
perence has taught that they not too many
II will he necessary TO know that the article called
CoNSEL's is the only recommend, but
must caution against some limitations that We have
reason to believe are of no use but injurious. We
will present it to the poor who have actual need Of
it, and whom you may send for it. Remember it ia
CoSSEL's Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants are requested to take it to
their towns commission the greatest blessing
to mankind that has been discovered in Medicine
Ths is strong language. but you may depend its pow
err will fully justify ii. Call on all the Agents for a
pamphe, gratis ALL and very interesting, also tho
names of all the Cicrgymen in New York.
CAUTION. Be and get Connel's as coun-
terfeits and worthless appear under other names
See that It is direct from Comstock g. Co. or never
touch it. For safe by J. NJ. MARTIN & Co. Peach.
am. .. i373m5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust oil
claims and demands Of oil persons against tho estate
OF JONAS v. ABBOTT,
late OF Glover, in ssd District, deceased, repro
sented nsolVent, and oil claims and demands exhib-
tied in offset thereto, and six monhsGo this date
being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
ment nt the dwelling house of widow Margarett Alb
bolt, IN said Glover, on the I'd Tuesday of Octo-
Der next and the last Tuesday of January next from
10 O'clock, Am. till O'Clock, p. M. on each Of
said days.
SOLOMON DWINELL,O
JOSEPH BARKER, Commissioners,
CHARLES HARDY.
Glover, Aug. 20, 1874. 373w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
8BATRG

In Barnet, Aug 20, BErsEY HAsELrINE, aged
49, For the last rs years consistent member Of the
Baptist church in Passun,psic. Tho her disease
lingering and very distressing she bore it with chris
tian patience and resignation and her last end was
peace. Com.
In Waterford, Aug. "a, Mrs BETsEY, wife of Mr.
Ezekiel Cutler, aged A. She had for many years
been consistent member Of the Cong. church, and
died with good hope Of bssful Immortality. In
her death tho church has lost whose prayers have
always been FOR the peace Of Jerusalem; and the
neighborhood and her family who more Than
usually faithful in the several relations Of life Her
tongue never heard giving ut,erance to SANDER.
nor would she lend willing to injurious re-
port. She a faithful and aec,ionate companion.
kind, indulgent and watchful mother. sincere
friend, obgng neghbor, and it is confidently hop
ed humble christian. Printers in Ms. are, Sc e. >.
In DanvilIe, Aug 81. Martha, daughter and Man
ming and Merriam Morrill,, aged IL months.
In IIardwck. July l5, Cordelia E daughter oil K
lsha B. Thomas, aged a.
In Derby, June II, Mrs. SARAH, wife OF Dea.
James Greenleaf, aged SO. printers in w. New
York and Ohio, are, &c.
In this town, Sept 10, an infan, child of Mr. Dua-
ley T.. Hall. ...'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

EPPorAroEs.--Ws hear considerable COM
plant from the farmers in this vicinity that their po-
tatoes beginning to rot. The tops are stricken
with rus and dying before the plant has come to ma
turty. II any of readers have an opportunity to
potato balls their seeds advise them to do
So. The tops with the balls on. can be hung up UNI
der shed and dried and kept ready for planting next
spring I, is the opinion Of several eminent nsricu-
tural writers in Germany ussia, and Great Britain.
that by continuous propagation from tuber' for many
years without recurring to the natural seed of the
plant it has lost much OF rs vigGr and vital power.
Coburg (Canada) Star.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
@AA ARA&BSa

In Lunenburgh Sept. I6, by Rev. b. Huston,
Mr. DAVID BREWER of Soulhbury, Ms. to Miss SU-
SAN UNTHANK. Of l..
In this town, Sept. 10, by Rev. J. P. Stone, Mr.
CALvIN STONE, to Miss CLARIssA BUoBEE.
In Walden, Sept. ls, by Rev, l.. II. Stone, MIR
JAMES P. WARNER, ofthis town, to Miss NANCY
p. FLINT, Of w. four friends will accept our thanks
for, not "a genteel slice or tho bridal Loaf but
whole loaf and best wishes for their future hap
piness, the present being. Of course, secure.l
In Danville Sept. 8, by Rev. 8. Chamberin, MIR
Thomas Johnson to Miss Mary E Foy.
In Peacham, Sept l, by Rev. r. Bedford. Mr. Be-
nniah Smith Of Cabot, to Miss Elmira F. Hooker Of
Peacbam.
In Walden, by Daniel Wooster, Esq. Mr. John T
Sawyer Of Danvie, TO Miss Hannah j. Wiley, OF w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

Coon HUNrING.-There is such thing prac-
tical conundrum, which 10 not amiss
"Look hea SAM" said western negro to field
hand over the fence in adjoining lot. "look hea,
d'you dat tall tree down dure.''
"Yass, Jim, does.''
"WaI, got up dat tree day, fore tomorrow, to de
berry top.'
swat was you ater, JIM
81 areter u coon--aa' wen I'd chase, i'm clear
out to fodder eend oh longes' limb, hearn sum6n
drop. Wat you guess twas, Sam? Dyer glib i'm
up? 'Tuas dis foolish Niger! E-yah E-yah!
Like to broke my neck-heen lmpin' bout eber since!
The above anecdote illustrates precisely the result
OF the late election in this State. The "Vermont
Coon" has been quietly and securely resting upon
the longest limb of Of the ,aest trees, the fool
hardy "Coon Hunters have pursued him there
and something has been heard 10 drop. The length
ened visage, and the crippled gait of the hunter
tells plainly what that something iswhle the cheer
full Coon is, as ever, merriy singing
SECT out Of the way, you all unucky,
Clear the track for old Kentucky!'
Ruiland( NJ Herald.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

The National Inteligencer thus happily illustrates
the manner in which Mr. Clay has outived the at
lacks of his sanderers, and the elevated position in
which he now stands before the country
"The poet Keats is said TO have died Of criticism;
but for statesman to perish in that way is some-
thing new. We ourselves know one that has stood
that sort Of thing more than thirty last TWEEN
y Of (which has been an inoessant storm of fasehood
and Of hate. Yet when has he blcnched before it all?
And 10 what cemeth at last? Something for
which it was worth while to Withstand unbent the
popular BREATH the dernagogue roar, the howl of
sanderers, the very thunder Of almost unressted
tyrant. The tempest has blown away its own breath,
overwhelming many that aided to raise and thought
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

THE ANTt-TAKrNG-BABIEs INTo-PUBLTc As
sEMDLIEs SocIErY.--A meeting ofthis highly
spectacle association was held nj their rooms Mr. Job
Smith, worthy and athletic bachelor, was called to
The chair, and the usual quantity Of vices and
taries appointed. The committee, appointed ut
previous meeting, reported the following, the prn-
cipes Of the society.
FrSt-We consider the practice OF taking infants
into public assemblies concerts ETC. as an evil tina;
CRIES ALOUD for remedy.
. Secondly.-Whle would not breathe the faint
est reproach towards the highly respectable class of
the community, who olfciate as nurses, strongly
protest against their taking their babies into public
meetings, etc. knowing do that ii can only be
done by RESORT TO ARMS.
Thirdly.-WhiIe we acknowledge, that n large
majority OF our fellow creatures are, or have once
been babies we consider it to he fact that il il a
very small minority who support these CRYING
EVILS.
FJuTtiy.-We cannot shut our ears 10 the nu-
merous evidences of this evil; indeed we have
known instances Of late, where it found imPossi-
BILE, with the largest church organ, to drown nOt the
child seO but the shri, organic notes OF the child
We protest against those notes.
FiIthiy.-We pledge ourselves to utmos t
eXertions to CARRY OUT the above principles.
Alter reading the principles Of the soc iety, Mr..
Dunn Brown rose from an inverted cradle, on which
he was sitting. and moved their adoption which mo-
ton unanimously carried amid the shouts Of the
assembled bachelors.
A committee Of fourteen was then appointed who's e
duty is to CARRY OUT THE OBJECTS ofthe society
It is to be hoped, that not SINGLE MAN will be
found in the city, who will not join this interesting
association.
j. SMITH, Chm A. T. q. l. P. A. 5.
Phil. Nit Amer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

4, 'Olk AND PRorEcr1oN-To show the rascally
ia r." which the Locofoco leaders are attempting
,, ra''c' upon the people. to blind them to their
,E..,,. IN regard to the approaching National
An only necessary to cite the following as
Uu,n ,,,t ire Washington Globe, the Locofoco
pubG,b "' seat oil Government, has undertaken TO
s,cio, paper Tor general circulation, pending
il o,o.. oe called the "Dallas Globe" In
radical ''O'' the following strong anti protective
.Ia Tree trade paragraph occurs:
ORstrAnnD DisHoNEsT ,FRAUpULENT AND Ex-
kpiap ior. iARiFv OF Ma. CLAY's CoNoREss,
& lSo 'a s upon the people for the neeessaries Of
benefit Of n. GEM beyond The revenue duty for the
tjri3,r~ ~. OrergroDn capitalists likely to promote
III. political advancement 2"
nn NJ. p'. oil this prospectus sent into Pennsylva-
,ea Oa re'sely the same in every respect, as those
''' Southern States, excepting the entire 0.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

bOFComings, convicted about year since, of the
murder OF his wife at Bath, N. II. was, last week,
sentenced at lnverhi to bc hung, ut that place on
the 30h OF October. Executions IN that State we
believe, by law, directed TO be private or, to be in
the Jail yard, in the presence Of few individuals
". He was convicted upon circums.autial evidence,
and, in manner, which. under law, we doubt il
any Executive would feel warranted in ordering his
execution. ..i.nA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
Gray'S Patent Horse Power.

TENHE subscriber takes this method to inform the
Il people of Caledonia County that he owns the
right Of making, selling and using The above named
Horse Power in said County. This Horse Power
is considered the cheapest most durable, and best
article OF The kind now in use. They are manufac-
ured ut II. Padiock's Machine Shop and of his best
Iron. The rods which connect the gearing and
which form the bearings for the rollers, all mado
Of cast Steel il fact every pat of the machine is
made Of the best materials nd in the most workman
like manner. WILLIAM CARTER, in.
RETERExcEs-M essrs f. &c T. Fairbanks g. Co,
Huxham Paddock,
Amasa Kasson,
Jos. Hutchinson,
Joel r. Dole, Danvic,
A. s. Webster, Lyndon.
St. Johnsbury, Aug. 27, 1874 37O,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

to ride forever it the winds have sunk into but
the glad murmurs of peoples returning admiration;
tho skies look out once more and though the
cronk of many demOcrptic frog still attempts to
chide the returning sun Ear above the flying clouds
springs up to sight, once moro, the landmark Of the
natl on which they have asSuiled and hidden in
vain
CAS- some tall cliff that lifts its awful form
Swells from the vale and midway leaves the storm,
Though round its base the rolling clouds are spread,
Eternal sunshine aettles on its head"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
L ST GALL.

by request of the Directors of the Centre Village
~ Farmers and mechanics Mercantile Co. would
give notice to those indebted to them by note or ac-
count, that to save cost, payment must be made to
me this month, as my services to said Co. will cease
with the close ofthe month, and the demands will
pass into other hands for collection. Particular con-
tracts excepted. JOHN BACON, Agent
for the said Co.
81. Johnshury Centre. Sept. 10, 1874. 972ws
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

A letter published in the Charleston Mercury says;
"a new disease, of the corgcstvs character, and
the common scarlet fever, have carried moro to the
grave in the last six months in Tennessee, than ever
was known in many years In the neighborhoOd
OF Jonesboro', 400 died in Ave months"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

The yelew fever has been making fearful ravages
at Galveston, Texas. 1t sweeps through some fami-
les prosratng every member, children and servants
not excepted. II had somewhat abated, however, at
last received dnles
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

mission 81 me paragraph which zoe have quoted The
Locos OF the Globe did not dare place such sentj-
ment before even their own party in Pennsylvania
The beneficial effects Of the present Tariff have been
too well known, and are too extensively appreciated
in that SlAte to make the PRONUNCIATION of such SEN
tment safe operation in Pennsylvania. alias.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
Caledonia County Grammar School

vNNHE last eight weeks of the Fail Quarter will
n commence on Wednesday, October 9th, when
scholars will he admitted.
Tuition will be received for no time less than
weeks d. MERRILL, Secretary.
Peacham, Sept. IL, 1874. 372w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
LATEST
Fashions.

Tusr received from Boston and New York. Tho
a. subscriber would just soy to gentlemen Intending
to pay CASH for coon CLOTH roeH fitted 10
the customer that he is now ready to them in
sty and at price that he thinks canEot fail to in.
sure satisfaction and would invite all such to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. WOOLSON.
ST. Johnsbury Centre. May "a, 1914. 356tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN TRIUMPH

Ever faithful, devoted, glorious VERMONT comes
with unbrokon & indomitable WhigLegions now as in
every dark hour OF the countrys history 10 the rssee
Her hardy, honest & patriotic always ready
always true, always triumphant. They hest
tate, never fater, never quail They first in the
field OF Bennington under SrARK;an at Plattsburgh
under MAcoMB. They were WHIGs in l776, n e
PUBLIcANs in I79s, PATRIOTS in 1914, Wines
in 1910 and Wines in 1914, Indeed YER
MONT alone boast OF the high and enviable dis
tncon Of having cast her Presidential into
the wrong Ballot Box.
The monstrous scheme which contemplatss the
Annexation OF Texas, encountered with Wars. Debta
and Slavery, into the Union, will be met in this Stuies
as it has been met in Vermont, with indignant
condemnation. The resul, in Vermont, sanguins as
WE were, ia more overwhelming than dared TO an
ticipate.-.4ibany Essning Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, sept. le.

BHViEIUN MAHhEI, Wohdiy, sept. To-
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market 1850 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 1900
Sheep, and 245O Swine.
PRtcEs-Be CatHe--Prices continue to decline
gradually. We quote first quality 4 20 sos
second quality rs Il third quality rs 50.
Stores-A few sales only noticed.
Sheep and Lamhs-Lambs from 1T n l75; old
sheep from rs 10 rs.
Swine-Priccs have again declined Prime lots to
pedde more thnn half barrows, 8 7-s n A; old Hogs
81 &c. At retail from TO SC.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

Maine Returns from sss towns give Robinson,
Wing, 1887, Anderson, Loco, Asia, Sd Party
and scattering, 6,l26. These results show a net
Wing gain of 1920 from last year.
We give the vote for Governor for Is4I, AZ and
'A3 ne foloHa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

Texas bonds are quoted in New Orleans papers
at cents in tho dollar-Treasury notes nj "a in ,he
dollar" -Exchange.
Is It very wonderful that the holders Of these bonds
and notes should be in favor Of immediate unnexa-
ton'' whereby their sixpences and ninepences would
be converted into dollars in consequence Of tho ''as-
sumption of tho Texas debt by our government"
The Polk party wish to make those bonds and
notes worth from one hundred to one bundled and
twenty cents on the dollar, and wish the people of
Vermont 10 pay their share Of this large advance in
twenty or thirty million Of debt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

lpsThe Hon. John Quincy Adams has been u
unanimously nominated for reelection to Congress by
tho Wings Of the 9th District. We are glad to see
our Massachusetts brethren standing by this sago and
apostle Of rational Liberty. He will render essential
aid to Mr. Clay in preserving rights and blasting
the Texas project
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

bDFA Big Gun was announced in yesterday
Morning News us4t the Astor House with $3.50 900
to bet on Polk and Dallas in lots to suit custome.-
A number Of Wings called yeseday to get nibble
a. the $3.50 900, but the big gum had exploded, and
not shilling was to be had, so they went they
came. Tribune
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

THE CALEDONIA COUNTY CONFERENCE OF
CHURCHES will hold its tenth semi-annual meeting
at Danville, commencing Tuesday, the sth Of Oct
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Written reports will be expect
ed Of the Secretaries OF the various benevolent soce-
ties which are IA follows viz
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

POLK AT Home In 1899, MIR Polk was elected
Governor Of Tennessee, by a small majority. In
lS4O, the Tennessee Loco Focos, thinking to make
little capital on the score Of State pride, dropped
Dick Johnson, and placed Polk on their ticket with
Van Buren, candidate for the Vice Presidency
The result that the ticket was defeated by de-
cisive majority The friends Of Polk pretended to
throw the blanc on Van Buren's unpOpuari,y,& the
next year, ls4l, nominated Polk again for Governor
lie against Jones, new man, almost unknown
to political fe,und was beaten again by 3,243 vote
Still he not satisfied and was nominal
ted last year, lsIs. He Stumped 1t all over tho
State, decaiming against the Tariff and Mr. Clay and
here is the official result.
Jones, (Whig,) 57,o0s
Polk, (Loco,) 5I,sl6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23

The Pastors or Delegates are requested to come
prepared to furnish the Treasurer with Of
the raised in their respective parishes for the
various objects Of benevoence during the year.
The Caledonia Association will meet at the house
OF Rev. r. c. Hand in Danville on Monday Oct 7,
atI2, NJ. Up. STONE, Secretary.
St. Johnsburv, Sept. IA, 1874.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers would respectfully give notice
n that they have formed a connection in business
under the firm of STRONG &c JEWETT and are
now prepared to offer to the citizens of Barton and
vicinity Goods on the most favorable terms.
WANTED, in exchange for Goods, all kinds OF
country Produce, and cash not refused.
WIN. C. STRONG,
SAMUEL JEWETT,
Barton, Sept. |, 1914.
The subscriber anxious 10 close up the affairs OF
the late firm of Strong & Jewett earnestly solicts
the settlement # all those indebted to it., without
fail by the first ofJanuary next
372w3 SAMUEL, JEWETT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-23
57,OOs
5I,sl6
Wing majority,

What hope Mr. Polk now have Of carrying even
his State OF Tennessee