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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-15

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-15

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
The Vegetable T'ulm onary IsaI-
RaAla.

Us probably, almost without d parallel in having,
during trial Of nearly 20 years. fully maintain
ed the high reputation which il has acquired for Con
sumptive Complaints and all diseases of the Lungs,
Throat and Chest It has heen used probably with
greater success than any other article known, and
many physicians who have had opportunity of
witnessing its highly saluary effects, do not hesitate
to recommend il a "sute convenient, and very Elf
cacious medicine, equal il not superior TO any other
pre- scriptiun for the above complaints within their
know ledge, and one which has seldom disappointed
the reasonable expectations of those who have used it,
The PROJECTORS cannot descend to the present I'M
bushBg style Of advertising similar articles. II il
too well known to require any such course and they
would merely refer those who wish for further con-
Gmaiion of its superiority those who have used it,
and to the numerous certificates of Physicians and
others attached to each hottie. The Vegetable Pull.
monary Balsom was tor many years the only article
known as Pulmonary BaiSdm. It's great ccleb ritY
has given rise 10 great many bH ioS articles, which,
hy partially assuming the name OF the genuine, and
being put up to resemble il Ia,hrly poss
bic, often foiscd upon the pubic for the TRUE
article Amongthese are 'Carter's Compound Pub
monary Bilsam,' American Pulmonary 3alsam,' In
dian Pulmonary Balsam, Hunters Pulmonary Bal
SAM sc. Beware of an of them. Enquire for the
article by its whole name the VEGETABLE PU1~
MONARY BALSAM and be 10 get the TnUB
ARTICLE, prepared by REED, WING & CUTLER,
Nholesas Druggists, 54 Chatham hc' Boston, and
see that it has the written signature OF HIN. Jon'n
CRlle.', upon q yellow label the blue envelope
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pumona.
~ Bllsnn.' For sale by Druggists and County
Merchants generally. For sale by j. c. BINGHAM,
ST. JuhnsbuTy. 43lm6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
Arrival Of lhc Grent Westcrn.

The Steamship Great Western, nTiyed at New
York, Oct 2s, with Liverpool dates to Oct II, her
day Of leaving Hlf r.. wv
The news is NOT important The Cotton market
was Dropping Tho Grain mnrkels had advanced
some. The German States have commenced prohib-
Ting The export Of bread stuff The Liverpool Times
says; @ ...
The Grain markets, both here and elsewhere, it
will be seen are on the rise The London mnrket,oI
yesterday advanced considerably -ncory IS per
quarter, The remarks which we have made on one
or two occasions recently sill apply to the Corn mar
Ret The present harvest win eld ind1erently and
this combined with the failure of the crop on many
parts Of the Continent, from which we have in former
yours, drawn large portion Of our supplies, cannot
fail to send the price Of "brend sius" up 10 higher
figure than they have yet seen. The general foro
o: the potato crop is, we nave before stated, one
ofthe primary elements, in this upward tendency Of
prices. Il may he observed however, that as regards
England, the disease in the potato in many districts,
has nearly disappointed, leaving only small scab be-
hind, which will not materially injnre the properties
of thU; valuable esculeni ..... ...
Extensive Goods, causing much dimnge, have &C.
cured in tho north Of England and Scotland Much
corn which remained in the field was carried away,
MS also sheep and cattle, and some lives wero lost
SPAIN. Marriage Of The Queen Of Spain The
Madrid papers place beyond doubt the fact that the
French Cont is carrying the matter triumphanuy
through; the marriage Of Prince Ferdinand, of Sake
Cohurg, with the Queen of Spain.
RUSSIA. The Emperor of Russia has made an
advance Of 200 900 roubles, to the inhabitants Of
lvonia, to enable them 10 purchase ryeseed The crop
having generally failed in that country.
RUSSIA AND CIRCAsstA. Letters from Odes-
sa confirm, the accounts Of the reverses experienced
10y the Russians in the Daghestan. The army Of
Prince Woronzo had arrived at Garsal fortress on
the extreme froaiier of the Caucasus
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
lBApGsga

Ia Lunenhurgh, Oct. 25, CHARLES, son Of Jacob
s. and Lydia Springer, aged 10 latter dis;ress-
ing sickness Of one week. r'N "... ..- ....-
In Jefferson, Wisconsin, Sept IL. JONATHAN
FRosr, Jr late of Derby, and son of Capt Jonathan
Frost of Newport, aged S2 years Printers in N. ii.
sc. ...f ...... boo ..."' ...H-I'"
In WaldAn Sept. 81 of consumption, Marum II.
daughter of David and Nancy S, Dnrant. aged 81
years and months ~ b. .' .."r .l.t.
: In Jay, Oct 90 Mrs Adnins W. wife Of Mr. Iiarlin
l.. Gilman, aged 81. gH ... .... ....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

We learn from the N. II, Patriot tina; on Tuesday
afternoon last boat in which were three sons Of a
Mr. Whitney, Of IIooksett, carried over the falls
at that village, and all the youth drowned! The
youngest five years old, the oldes; ton The bodies
were not found on Wednesday morning.
Thirty six horses, raised on Mr. Cay's farm, in Ky.
were in New Haven tho other day. ready to be trans.
ported TO the West Indies.
The Government lately drew 800, 900 to pay the
troops in Texas. This will not be the las; hundred
thousand the people will have to pay towards enlarg.
ing "me area Of freedom."
KENTUCKY. The citizens Of Mason County, Ky,
have recently held public meeting to decide upon
the conduct Of the people Of Lexington, towards Cns-
sius ~. Clay, of the American. The large mn.
jorty Of The meeting assured, declared them
selves 10 he in favor of gradual emuncipaton upon
principles and plans Of Colonization.
WooL. The Secretary Of the Treasury has de-
cided that The quality is determine the duy on the
cheap wool: g if coarse, the wool Is subjected to
the low duty not coarse, is subject 10 the high
est duiy be the cost what it may.
Tie Portland Advertiser of Thursduy says that the
directors oflne Atlantic and =. Lawrence Railroad
steadily prosecuting their work; and lhst parties
of engneers have been employed the line for some
weeks.
New HAM PsHIRE. Gov. Steele has appointed
Hon. franklin Pierce to the IT, S Senate in place Of
Judge Woodbury.. Mr. Pierce declines
GREAT YERpIcr. At the late circuit court
held at Whteplains, Weschester county, Miss Com
kin lady rising forty years Of uge, obtained
dict offour thousand dollars against NJ, Addison Hill
of about the same age, for breach Of promise Of mar
riage. I.. ,...".... ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

PENNsYLvANIA. According to the Pennsy vanian
the Senate will comprise II Whigs,l native, aud
Is Iocos. The House not ascortaned to on uni,
but there will be decided Locofoco majority.
MELANCHOLY. Two young men named Lester
Osborne and Hiram Norton, were drowned in tho
Connecticut River at Springfield on Sabbath morning
week while attempting TO cross in Il skh. . ...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
DR., ]. P. Bancroft

III AS removed his Office to the Rooms over ]. c..
~ Bingham's Druggist Store. 43lw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
AZ AR AsRM GEES

! -1HT| 10 EAE !sA3AEIa3 1saA7II5D a -""-."
In Montpelier, Oct. 81, by Rev. MIR AlOnser, ].
NcM Skater, Esq Secretary Of State, of Burlington,
to Miss Julia Hubbard, Of NJ. - ...... d..
Abram Brown, Esq of Peacham to Mrs. Abigail Hin
of lyndon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
Real Estate at Auction.

WILL DO sold at, Public Auction, at Concord
~ Corner, VI on Wednesday the 18th Of Mo-
ye.nher next-saIe to commence at 10 o'clock, A.
N, and continue until all of the following described
property is sold-yiz The we'll known
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

1t appears that the Corporation of Midilehury Col
Iege have declined receiving coIored young man
from delphia, 10 be educated Rev. Mr. Gard
ner of Philadelphu, has four fitted. Application has
been 7,ade.qtsDarmouth, where they have been
ceived. Niddlebury thinks each State should admit
its own eolored inhabitants . .... ....... ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
NaYCrM Slan1l.
Bnrns, Sheds, and two nores of excellent land

Barns, Sheds, and two ocres Of excellent land be,
- d. longing thereto ....
Sald Stand is known as the PIKE STAND, hav.
ing been built and formerly owned 10y Hon. Brigham
Pike, and for four years last past occupied by Col.
II X. Darling. Said Stand hns under the kitchen
never failing well of water, and another within few
yards Of the stable. The buildings are nearly new
and Convenient for tavern business as any in the
State. F.
so, two other pieces of land belonging 10 said
Stand-onc containing about thirly-6V acres of ex-
celent land in high state of cultivation; lying on
the west side of the main road to Waterford, within
100 rods of the buildngs;-the other combining a.
bout forty.fve of woodland and pasture of the
best quality lying within a half mile of said build
inss The aforesaid property will be sold together,
or in separate parcels, TO suit purchasers
Also five good Stoves and Pipe belonging TO them,
Also, large lot Of house hold Furniture consist.
ing Of Chnrs, Tables, Bedsteads, Looking Glasses,
and various other articles too numerous TO mention.
Aso, farming Tools, viz. Ploughs, Harows,
Scythes, Chains, sc. &c.
THE AnovE SALE WILL NE POSITIVE and an
inditputable title will be given
Terms-Onc third Of the purchase money the
delivery the Deeds-Ond liberal credit given for
tho IemainderSen good security. ...r .... g.,
Possession given Immediately.
KINDS r. DARLING, Auctioneeh
Concord. Oct. 30, 1915. ..rr 43lw2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Oct p.
At Market, 2275 Beef Cattle, 400 hard Stores,
20 yoke Working Oxen, 43 Cows and Calves, $500
sheep and $3.50 Swine -
PhIc Es- Beef CdtHe-We quote extra, 5,25; first
quality rs and So; second ! 1926. ......
l'arreling Cattle-Prces oifered-3 rs, for mess,
for No. |; prime, 2,25 was obtained Cor u few lots
Stores = YearlIngs 8; two year cd IL TO $ll.
Working Oxen-Saes were made at $50, "a and
81.
Cows and Calves being very poor in quality, sales
were low, ut $l4, II, 81, 26 and 3 so. - .
Sweepstakes were more spirited than last week.
Lots taken from 81 ,0S 10 81 a 1872
Swinc--About last weeks prices Sustained FOR
same quality. Lots from TO at retail from 4 TO 5.
..f.. BOSTON MARKET-Oct. % .. ..
BUTTER, common 3 5. family, . Is. .as
CHEESE, new mlk--74 81 -..r.a... ..i, .f ..f..g
FLOUR. Howard st. s 10 a 90, Western canal
IS 81 -.... Pc .. ... ...e--..y ID, .. |..... .
WOOL-The sales of pulled and fleece have
heen several parcels al former reported prices the
market closing with more frmness. ..... ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

CoNNEcTIcUT TowN ELEcrIoNs The result
OF cur annual town elections is much more favorable
for the Wings than was anticipated. We have now
hea,d from 80 towns, than half the State and
comprising nearly all in which Seectmen were chosen
on the 9th inst or these the Wings have carried 80
- the l.ocos "a divided 4-and in one there is no
choice. The Hartford Courant says this is gain o.
ve- last year when the Wings did uuusupy well.
f..H r.|.E " s........ TN b. News.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
Stove Pipe.

= and inch Stove Pipe at IL cents per pound,
- cash. FULLER 81 co.
Lyndon Oct %, ls45. 43ow3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

AT tins recent Agricultural Fair in Burlington, VT
Mr. L. Chase presented for premium three pretty fe-
mnfe children, two and half years old, born at
birth! The Committee Household .Hanufaciures
awarcd him $l4-whch was voluntarily contributed
by the old bachelors present, who said they consider
ed him legitimate object of charity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
Wanted,
over Goats and Sacks.

WIHOR Sale, a lot of Gentlcmens Sa,inen and
n Tweed over Garnen,s, lined ana padded warm,
and in good style; also Cashmere and sa,nett Pants
ny rFkE/9t" III y. Y. WILDER
ST. Johnsbury, Sept 20, 1915. Asst
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

tEFThe Southern Relormer, the Loco Foco State
paper mississippi, has the following notices in Jux-
Imposition under its Editorial head: '.i
%**New list Of runaway negroes, in the paper OF
next week.
~. We are compeled,efor want of room, TO omit
the list of public candidates in the State. Next
week, we shall insert the list properly amended, as
heretofore promised t'' Ht',. .."
Hope the gentleman don't mean TO insnuate!-
Tribune
Cost Of land for Cheshire Railroad, from Winchen-
don TO Keene, "a miles, e. 900.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

lit There is more sickness in Missouri and Hi
nois thun was ever known before 1t appears to be
in the atmosphere. person is not required to be in
the c-unrry than two nights TO get the ague and
fever. Not family escapes; and in some cases, the
whole family is down, and unable TO help them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

TAE OREeoN QUESTION. II is rumored in
Washington that Mr. Packenham has proposed to Mr.
buchanan 10 submit the differences the Oregon
question to third power for arbitration, which Mr.
Buchanan il willing 10 do, but that Mr. Polk de-
clines TO recommend, this course to Congress, be-
cause il would not satisfy the western democracy!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
THE PATENT
GALVANIIsGS RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID,

MAGNETIC FLUID
THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal appreciation Of tbs medical profession of Great
Britain, who have pronounced i among the important
OF modern scientific inventions. The PATENT GALVANIC
RINGS have been found all the purposes for which
the ordinary gavanc battery electric and magnetic
chimes used but without any of the injurious
WHICH always the application by these
and other respects safe and certain
pshing the desired object.
The avanc Rings have been used with perfect success all
Of rheumatism, chronic; gout tic doloeux sick
headache, indigestion, dyspepsia fits cranp, paralysis stiff
joints, general debility, neuralgia, deficiency of
which they gradual and and the Beneficial
effects they produce the system be witnessed
believed The Gavanic Rings in way perfectly
harmless, and sold prices be within the reach of all
CHRiSTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID Is used in connection
with the Gavanc Rings, promote and render certain their
ticular portions which affected
DR.. CRISTIE warns the American public beware of
spurious limitations. The only IN New York,
ia FULTON STREET, few doors from Broadway, and
rendered sensitive and efficient all limitations must be entire
ly, devoid Of any galvane effect
pr Chrse pamphlet may be obtained without cost at the
Office. ie2l lWse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
COLMAN'S
l. 1T f II AIRY LOON,

AND EXHIBITION OF
e 4 UTIFUL PA IN TIN GS,
No. 203 broadway, New York.
IA . sa fnda TC with being s1sv
ySlums q letter both VOLUMES slegsatIy p" W
stranger should visit the City without calling in to see
me soo S?''f AIN AND ENGRAvrNos
TS a' sh kind
various angu ges, to see which, and the Print ROOM
Above the Bookstore or Sale ROOM apartment fitted
~ EXHIBITION "a AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES
by cen and modern Mastersto which, asmsl charge
of2h cents is required
The Arm. of individuals whose families originated In any
country in Europe traced and splenddy embazoned vel
don erads Colleges Gneaoges or Pedsrees and
The GENEALoG?Yf OF F eat6RtR WASHINGTON,
Free on me coor m0' " G"ros, eas eodm
THE WONDER u BLESSING OF THE AGE
TIE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Liver 'sS Dah S%Vyh e S,DSa
s ssS I so a' Ss
Heart Broken Constitution from the abuse Of caome and
S ss D. ssssns
gsrsTaioS ,s IS This yaps9is Tssp swayns COMPOUND
ssd Race once corner q"
,nSG corner o. Broadway and John
and r. A. Sands Church Dspenssry 1888 Bowery, OF
Spring street, New York; W. g. Wood ME- Harlem; Hay
Cook Cook g Baltimore street Bamcre; Andrew Oliver and Co.
y; Mrs Hayes Brooklyn; T. Klene St. Louis; VIM Thorn
Ptsburg b. B. Hinmaa, Cincinnati; Person and HARRISON
street street Nswmk n ii JqSn Harrison salem Mass
Bsckus and Bull Troy New York;; spading and Harrington
Worcester Mass; James Green and Co., Worcester Mass
Lespsis New York g e Woodmrg Yistsbars, Miss; H.
Mass +. s. Holden East Boston, Mass. Nj Cohen and Co
Charleston, s. G.. jel9 smeod srh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
GlOuccster. Mass.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herad.l
GLoUCE sTER, June 10, IS45.
II Beautiful Piace-Ftne Steamboat Conveyance from
Boston.
This beautiful town Is now very popular water
ing place. 1t is to Boston what Rockaway is to New
York. Whether approached by sea or land, it pre-
sents to the eye of the stranger beautiful and unri
vailed landscape. Those who are in pursuit of health
and pleasure find an easy and quiet home at our
hotels and private boarding-houses, for which Glou-
cester stands unrvalled Many nvalids from dis
tant States in the Union resort here for short fishing
voyage. II has often been pleasure TO meet with
gentlemen from Utica, Rochester, and Buffalo, who
seemed pleased with their reception, and received
much benefit in pursuit of the fnny tribe. The sea-
serpent has not made his annual appearance, which
usually comes off in August The steamer Yachet
Captain Sanford, runs regular between this place
and Boston
" She walks the water like thing of life y
And the captain is perfectly at home on board of his
beautiful boat
| have nothing tangible to offer in the shape of
news. The fishing and clam banks continue TO
discount freely, much TO the delight of all concern
ed. Should you visit the Old Bay State, Just step on
board the Yachean in the short space oftwo hours
you will be landed safe at this romantic and delight
full retreat, superior to Pass Christian Rockaway,
or any other OF the crack watering places on
the Atlantic seaboard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
Wilmington, Del.
Correspondence OF the Herald.]

WILMINGTON, Del, June 10, 1916.
The Ne,c Steam Propeiiing Intention.
Allow me to inform the numerous readers Of your
widely circulated paper, of entirely new style of
propeller, intended for steam navigation, which bids
fair TO supercede all that have yet been introduce
ed. This invention, which has been made by Mr.
Leonard Phleger, gentleman OF this place, is the
first and only deviation from the principle of screw
that has been made in the submerged propeller. He
has had il attached to small boat that its merits
might be most fully and fairly tested, and the expe
riment has been crowned with such eminent sue
cess as to claim, In my opinion, place tor the name
of the originator upon the highest and most durable
erwas on trial, 1t was proposed by lumber merchant
of this city, to attach it to large raft belongngto him.
that the propelling power might be the more clearly
shown and here again it exceeded the expecta-
tons of al-drawing raft said to weigh about $4,000
pounds, against the tide, with comparative ease, for
considerable distance. And when it is known
that the boat is but % feet IN length, containing
about two horse power engine, think all will ad-
NIT it to have achieved wonders. Its greatest speed
could not have been less than IL miles hour, and
it is said much greater speed can be gotten up by
lenghenlng the propeller blades. | could not give
you better description of the shape of these blades
separated in the centre, the line of division drawn
from the point TO the swell /; these placed upon
shaft with their positions reversed, would forn tive
blades, four of which constitute wheel, if may so
call it, The great advantages which this plan pos
sesses over all others, is not only in its extra power
and velocity OF movement, but in the manner in
which the cone drives the water immediately in the
wake of the boat, making neither spray nor SWELL
which, in canal navigation, is an advantage hereto
fore unknown, and looked upon never to be ac
complished. As Mr.. p. has taken out letters pa
tent, and made all necessary arrangements tor bring
ing his patent cone propeller into immediate use,
doubt not that all who interested will avail them
selves OF the earliest opportunity to secure to them
selves the advantages of this most excellent improve
ment b. Il.