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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-31

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-31

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-31

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-31

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
TEXAS AND TIE SLAVE MARKET ,

Messrs. j. H. nondurant & Co, SLAVE Merchants
at Mobile, inform those who have women and
children for sale, that the Slave Market will he de-
pressed until Texas is admitted into the Union after
ph'eh ercm they confidently erpfcl to be able to pug
liberal prices for Negroes
Mr. Polk was dominated for tho express purpose of
Immediately unneKins Texas to tho Union.-1hosc
who wish not only 10 extend the dominion Of Slave
ry. but 10 ENHANCE tho money value of Human flesh
aud blood, have this nducement to vote for james X
Polk.
There ARE from ten TO fifteen thousand political Alb.
olilionsts in this State. by casting their votes into
Wing Ballot Boxes they can surely defeat Pok's
election and keep Texas out OF the Union. In voting
against the Wing ticket they may elect Polk. hing
Texas into The Union, and enlarge the boundaries
and Perpetuu,e the horrors OF Slavery.-.45any Ere
Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
TIE POLK GAuE-BApLY PLAYED.

On saturday Two men drove into Ponghkcepsic
from the Fast und announced TINT they farmers
from the country who wanted 10 bet S2 goo the
election 0rPok and Dallas. The news ran round
the town, and soon Wing came forward who hap.
pened 10 have $4,000 by him, aud was very willing
Ia waive his scruples about betting to accommodate
these anxious gentlemen But. in bringing the brng-
gers to close action, il found hiatt, though they
wanted 10 bet, they would rather mol RISK much ms
$4,000 The Wing would not Let them of, but they
fell TO 900, 500, and at last snid they would
ly bet One Hundred Dollars! Tho Wing nuiIed
them on this, and got the mo ney put up The bragg
gers hung round town couple Of hours, evidently III
nj ease, and finally went To their Wing customer and
offered him five dollars TO let them take back their
money. lie refused, telling them that he quite
in earnest throughout, and If they not they
should hive done their Dragging somewhere else than
in PoughkeePsie- is n sample Of good many
souch scenes which have taken place the past week
The Polk party hereabouts. upon tho nomination Of
Wright, srt up concerted shout that .Nfo York
'cds safe for Polk II viii coi them something be-
fore they nave dono with il.-.N Y. Tribune.
Loss or THE FoTAro CRoP-'rhe loss in the
South towns of Erie Country, has been very great,
and in Genesee aud Wyoming counties not inconsid-
cradle a writer in late number OF tho Utica Ga.
zette thinks that the disease is the effect Of an insect
This is not the general opinion The disease has
been on the increase for several years and has exc-
cd great interest in Scotland Germany, Sweden and
Russia. The better opinion in thosa countries is,
that by long propagation from The ,uber wlhoutrecur-
ring TO the natural seed Of the plant has lost por-
ton Of is vital power, and hence is extremely prone
to blight, rust aud 10 rot We have paid con.idern.
bio attention to thiS matter for the last eighteen
months, and have found that many plants last season
and this iaye perfected no blossoms seed When
ever balls are produced, they shonId be carefully
d'ed, and planted next spring, with only few seeds
in hill, aud cultivated in the usual way. Potatoes
thus grown in Germany have been imported into Ed.
inbursh, and proved be both sound aud excellent
roots, by several years experience. The same trials
have been made in Massachusetts and on the Hudson
River with equal success.
The potato crop is the valuable Of any grown
in this State. The loss last from roiting
cecded several hundred thousand dollars, and this
year It will fall but lutte lbolow one million.
BUT Com. .ddp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

DEATH FROM THE BIrE OF a RArTLEsNAKE.
considerable excitement has existed in our Will
age during the past week in consequence Of the death
Of DR. Stadin, OF the firm Of ceba'd StadIin from
the bite Of rattlesnake. The facts have been
enabled TO gather them, these: DR. Stndn, from
some strange iufatuaton has FOR several months pns
KEPT in spall room in his dwelling some so snakes
OF several kinds. about IS of which were ralesnakes
and with which he used to minse with perfec, I'M
concern, and handle and pet with as much freedom
as would the more cautious person kitten. The
Doctor had much confidence in certain prevontives
he had prepared against their bites, that we believe
he paid little regard this important point as will be
seen by wbal follows. About a month since person
caught or 10 OF these dreadful REPTILES, which he
brought to this place, and sold Dr. Stadlin, which
placed in their wild and native state with those
he had before collected, one of which was monster
in szo On the 18th inst. We believe, the DR.. accom-
panied by several persons, entered the room, in which
these horrible ereatures confined, and as usual
commenced handling and pettng them, for the pur-
pose wc suppose, Of Demonstrating them; and in at
tempting 30 take hold ofthe large one, was litten
the right hand between the little and tho udjoning
finger. Although quick thought, tho hand COM
menced swelling, and before the preventive, could be
applied, the place of the bite swollen TO the size
Of butternut and SO closed the wound, that the
medcido ifherc was any virtue in il. could poi take
affect. Within hour after no was bitten. he
overcome by its effects, that he could moi sit
up; went TO hia bed, was bed rs often once an
hour during the succeeding night, fingered through
the next day until oclock in the evening, when he
died. victim to his own folly, in making companions
of the be detes,ed and AVOIDED Of the snake
speeches. and the bite of which has always been con-
sdered certain death.-SurGtoga Wkig.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

MILLERisM. A writer in the New Bedford NIor-
hive taken start of late, and that several orhe
believer" in that vicinity have actually given up ev-
cry temporal concern, to awnit for The day in which
our earth Is TO be burned up, Some Of thess men
have families, aud they ara suffering from utter neg
lect Of business.
In Lisbon, ucross the river from u.s. there is great
excitement upon this subject Tho 9th Of October
Is the day for the end OF the world.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

i5@The Rochester IN Y. papers speak of an
unparalleled drouth in that vicinity. The Democrat
says: 1.-THE earth, in city and country is as dry as
powder house Vegetation Of all kinds looks as ir
1t had been kissed by fire, We have had but two or
throe showers during the last four FIVE weeks, and
they were light Tho bed or the Genesco is nearly
bare, and most of our mills idle for tho want OF
water Many Of the wells in the city are dry. and
all OF them are unusually low. Our principal public
houses are not only Obliged to so nile for eve
ry drop ofwater they for cooking and drinking,
but have 10 pay for x by Inc barrel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
AHUMOkOUs PIECE OF ADVICE

The people Of one Of the parishes in Virginia,
wrote TO DR. Rice, who then at the head Of the
Theological Summary in Prince Edward for min
lister.
They said they wanted man Of first ra,estalenis,
for they had down considerably and needed bull.
ding up. They wanted one who could tcriie we'll,
for some OF the yonns people were very nico about
that matter They wanted one who could risit good
deal, for their former minister had neglected that,
aud they wanted to bring it up.-rhey wap,ed n n,nn
Of very ge"HemaaIy department, for some thorght
grea, deal o: that. And so they on, describing
perfect minister The last thing they mentioned
wasthoy gave their lust minister $3.50; but il the
Doctor would send them such n man us they had de-
scribed, they would raise another $50 making il
$40O. The Doctor Sal right down and wrote n reply,
telling them they had better forthwith make n call
for the eder'Dr Dwight, in heaven; for he did not
know Of any in ihs world who answered this
description. And DR. d. hnd been living so long
on spiritual food, he might not need much for the
body, and possibly might live on $500
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
, uovcment in England !""' British
c uy IN aid Of the LocofOcO Party,

w. ,0,sllicence from England shows Tint the
' '',,,.y now sonl forward in this country be
""', n. friends Of American workmen mud capital
W W." Fro, Trade party, with MIR Polk nj their head
'"" ,.d no nlle interest there; and that the man
"'' and CAPITALISTS upon the other side Of the
""''' ,h,ewd men, nre about to make their in
''" r,, in favor Of those in America who are
wv" .,in, war against the Protective System
,,, ho doubted that the manufacturers and
t.,,. or England could well afford TO pay tho
~, nobOunded sums TO over'urn the Protective Pol
.",,,.. a, that they are willing and have already
u.,.ures to effect so desirable an object to
1... In, never until quito recently has il been
'.r, that such an object was openly attempted ,ond
a,,,, subscriptions, the men and the sums they
.,,-pubI,hed to the world. .......
". RORY the following from the .New' York Co"r-
wE Enquirer
,.rnumbcr Ofthc London Times has the follow
4pngnph
al ,nb.criplion was recently opened 10 raise funds
,,,ttplse Free Trade Tracts in Foreign Countries.
g,,i Isur hlnirci and fo,iy thousand Usre sub
,1lfi
Nm York, FOR CIRCULATION IN THE UNITED
STATES"
Hero is proof positive, that tho Locofocos are ns-
,eed in The crusade against Protection by British
Gca Every manufacturer inrGreat Britain Is di-
,y Interested in the success Of the Loco Focos IT
TX Polk is elected, protection will be abandoned:
American manufactures will be destroyed the
american people must then depend on foreigners for
Asi,assded goods and thus tho manufacturers Of
Birmingham Manchester and other English cities, find
new customers in America. They cnn, therefore,
afford TO spend vast Of money in aiding the cleo.
lion d NJ Polk, from which they nre 10 receive so
'use sDt decided benefits Subscriptions have &C
codnsy, the Times snys, been opened in various
sections OfIhecountry, and large sums OF money are
n,ed to circulate Free Trade Tracts in the United
Si1 The Republic contains table from an Eng
lh pPerwhch escaped oSr notice giving long list
Prescriptions received for this purpose ut u public
nMng recently held in Manchester. The paper
M
"Nr Murray" read the following list of suhscrip-
I&'areAdy received the announcement of tho 70.
fsdrc sums being received with ond and hearty
hunnp b. The spderco
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

GLoRIous FOR THE Girls. BY an ancient dc,
of the good old Scottish Parliament PASSED in the
reign Of Margaret, about 1855, it was "ordinl that
during ye reign Of hir mast blssit Majestic, ilk
maiden yde Of bath high and lowe estai, shall haze
liberty to bespeak yc she likes; albeit gf he re-
fuses to take hir TO be his wrhe shall be nulcit in
the some of an humidity punds less, as his estate
may be, expect and always gle he make it appear
that he is bctro,hit i,hc woman, ihGr no shall
be free"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
A Farm for Sale,

CONTAINING 1876 acresof first rate land, pleas
~ nntly situated ir Charleston, about 100 rods
rom the stage road leading from Burke 10 Canada;
about 40 acres under good Improvement.
. new framed House and Barn with SO feet
shed connected with the barn, all in good repair,
the farm. good chance fJr or 10 acres of wheat
on new ground next season. For particulars apply
to the subscriber the premises.
Also, for sale. number Of other farms in this vi.
cn''y OF various sizes if applied for this full that
those bound west can make their arrangements.
Purchasers wishing for the best OF land and to
buy chcsp arc requested 10 call and look for them
selves. EMERSON WOLCOTP,
Charleston. Sept. Is, 1914. 374w6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

Sc' &c amounting TO 3 100 900 F.r-
lhsO Ii nothing in all this which should cause
nVN'' however ii may alarm us. We ought to ex-
f0"'' foreigners wllI make every exertion in their
Ps0'O obtain control Of our markets. II is their
''"'' 10 DO So We should pursue tho same poll
"""e were similarly situated. We should find il
"'N! 10 10 50. These British manufacturers act
'@e '''ewd, enterprising, ar-sceing business
'' lucy Ind that other nations are beginning TO
,'"''O"n labor; they buy Of them less every year.
'''' becomes matter of the utmost importance 10
"''ae Other paton', If possible, to abandon the
0'"s policy Like expert and skilful salesmen,
"''' me means in their power to make us be-
n N'sy can sell us goods on much better terms
""s can make them ourselves, And no,v they
"ENRY CLAY is elected President, and
F"! Il" Protection is established we shall al
.s '~ our own work, land ,hey will loose the mark
su t baltimore Clippers neutral paper in politics,
\ '. WIZ the following -
NrL'NG FACT. We have il from an in
s, p,.o' source that an agent OF an English Iron
establishment, stated few days since
ey.a " "''c-ware, Of this city, that no had re-
k,,I,,i ''""' Instructions from his principals in
'.,.," O use all the means in his power to procure
N, W. y, The American Tariff. The ngen, resides
|kh,h h, N' 'nd viii comply with the instructions
f,ih ,,"'. ''ceVed. So here is proof positive Of
1hn,, 'o'ence with our tomeStic .on.arna
@a ".a will be Iavi,hly spent to influence affair.
ph,I V'"''yi and British agents will roam through
Sntp,a;'' ''' and deceive our people into the sup
ba.j ,n,S ''" measures. Are they to be thus i'm
\ NIPPON 5a,', or 'orrop'ed' We % not believe it,
ns IN S OIL British gold may be partially felt it
N,d.,,.. purchase of few venaI presses which
psir,' ivy =" The country; but the mass of the
purity # w.. viii 'purn this foreign attempt on
RgaA. governmental cling with moro te-
Aaov W. %s',uFe which England is so DESTROYS
'n, uod. a"' knowledge that British agents arc
faah. vi Instructions from their empovsr,. 10
s,s al d. repeal Of'he Tariff, will be ,afici.n, to
8 'ps, will viii American Am people to its support. No
stu ofon. '''s 10 unite wi,h'England in the de. |
Sa~ TO u1bo manufactures No pq,rio, would
"NAhi, so,n ar union; and no man other than
"a "ry' would sustain il. '''- l."
~ ' '''sF4 of " So J
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

Motto Of The Soldiers ofhs Revolution. "No
pensions" said James X. Polk, when ip Congress.
!No Polk for President. says tho old pensioners in
ls44. r a.t.--.lni yer rrr .'Is.! -.r.. r..'eHau
'No pay TO Atkins volunteers, who fought at the
battle of Plattsburgh," said Polk by his vote in 1896
lie did not wish TO pay them for fighting agains, the
friends Of his grandfather, -t Sea 90 11cs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
Agricultural Society.

THNIE Caledonia County Agricultural Society. will
IL hold it's Annual Fair aud exhibition at Danvilie
on Thursday the Sd day OF October. Al address by
the President Of the Society may be expected.
The Executive COMMITTEES are requested to meet
at Evans Hotel at o'clock A., 90 ca ~ re
374wI r. NIP. FAIRBANKS Secretary
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
Gmy's Patent Horse Power.

TENHE subscriber takes this method to inform tho
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 p,anufac-
tured ut II. PadJock's Machine Shop and of his bes,
Iron. The rods which connect the gearing and
which form the bearings Tor the rollers all made
OF cas- stee irr fact every pat Of the machine is
made Of the best materials nd in ihs most workman
like manner. WILLIAM CARTBR,JR,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z. &c T. Fairbanks & Co,
-a- N'lref Ea o." ' Huxham Paddock, $50 ,',F
800 rou Amasa Kasson, 10 'ss'l7.3
;7s 7ssIs .r.4. .s 81 Jos. Hutchinson, slsfr
Joel r, Dole, Danvills, g
A. s. Webster, Lyndon.
reSt. Johhsbury, Aug 81, 1914! " 'H' q. S70if
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

a TOUGH CoUPLE.--lhere is a coored man in
the employ Of hon'e in this city, whose grandfather
died last Summer, in King and Queen county, aged
one hundred and t,nsire years Ills grandmother
died in the same county, aged Qas hundred anil ten
years The couple presenting cases OF longevity
not easy to match. The old lady had good teeth,
and capital tongue TO the very Richmond, ~
SIN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

WHEAT CRoP IN VERMoNr. he Boston Cul-
uV"'or contains letter from a genileman in Yer
mont. which states that the wheat crop of this years
will equal the consumption. Last year the average
yield was about 10 bushels per acre; this year he
thinks il vii! be p6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
LOREN KtNNE. S~'n''h''s'o'0'''
Barnet September 25. 4. D. 1874. Saws
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VETE the subscribers being appointed hy the Hon
w the Probate Court FOR the District of Orleans
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust oil
claims and demands of all persons against the Es-
tate of widow MARTHA SEAVER,
late of Craftshury, in said District, deceased, rep.
resented insovcnt, aud all claims and demands ex-
hihited in offset thereto and six months from this
date being allowed for that purpose, hereby give
notice that we will attend TO the business of our
appointment at the dwelling house of Mary Davis.
in Albany. in said District, on tho nd Mondays
of November and February, next ensuing, q, 10
o'clock, A. NJ on each Of said days. -
SAM'L G. CRAFTS, }
JOSEPH SCOTT,
Cra(tshurv. Aug. le. 1874. 374s3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

a Sign. In the recent election in La Morse 10.
co, was elected to Congress nnd also State Senator
he resigned the Senate Office, and tea days ago, the
Wigs elected Derlont to tho Senate. The Senate
was tied before. This give. it 10 the Wings and 9
maj on joint ballet. This tells well FOR November.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

farmer has lost eight Of nine Of his hogs that had
been fed upon defective potatoes We have also
heard of other Instances Such facts are alarming
and should lead 10 all watchiulneSs, for their own
safety woll as that Of their catilo and hoss--N
~ Sentinel. 's-1~--l ''s sr.t' IS 7oft .'s tn,u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

Large Yield on small scale. A neighbor Of ours
planted one large whole Dstaioe last spring, and
fow days since dug, the product Of this single po
tat"e, full peck and running over, in number rs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sept, 2s.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sept. 2s.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market, 1925 neef Cattle, l75 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1900 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle Sales were quicker, and
prices trife better. We quote few extra AIS;
first quality so; second quality 4,25; third
quality 75a 3 rs;
Stores-A few sales only noticed.
Sheep and Lambs, Lambs from 1T IT'S; old
sheep from rs 10 2 as.
Swins-lots to pedde more than half barrows
81 4; old Hogs 81 II &c. AT retail from to SIC.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
BErsEY HAsELTINE's EsTATE.

BETSEY HASELTINE'S ESTATE.
TESFE Subscribers having been appointed BY the
n Hon. Probate Court for tho District Of Caiedo-
MA commissioner. TO receive, examine and adjust
the claims aud demands Of ell persons agains, the
estate of BETSEE HASELTlNE,
late Of Barnet in said district, deceased represented
insulVent, and the term of six months from tho 24th
day Of September, being allowed by said Court, to
the creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit onI prove
their respective Claims before us-Do give notice that
will attend to the duties Of appointment, at
the dwelling house Of o. b. Partridge, in Barnet in
said district the 4Ih day OF November ard on the
first day of January, al o'clock, afternoon, on
each of said days.
LOREN KINNE. 5 ~'u'iii''si0'0'''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
N Z W GOOD s.!

E. y eWctt 81 Co.
HAVE the pleasure of informing their custon,ers
n aud tho public generally, that on Tuesday next
October lsl they will offer for sale most splendid
assortment Of new
Fashionable and Staple Fall Goods.
They confident that a better assorme Of
Goods, !aptCd To the season. will not 10 offered Ia
the public, than they will have The pleasure Of ex-
hihlling, and they would respectfully invite those
wishing TO purchase to call and examine their as.
sorment. he ioTo purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. 2S, 1914. 374tf