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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-06
FALL, 1916.
TIL OHM NJ. GEtW ~ CO.

ID MERCHANT TAlLCRS,
Y. w. Corner of BHltmGie and I harles-sls
Have received hrir FALL aud WINTER supply OF
CLOTHS, CASsiME2ES and VEsTiAGS, com
prisng every variety Of French, English and Al eri
can manufacture, which will he made 10 order in the
best and most fashionable manner with their usual
prnmplness.
Tho sscnnd f0or of their building having been re
ill, for their superior make Of CLOTHING, gentle
men he supplied with every article of their appa
rel ieady made ~ style of taste and elegance unsnr
pissed by any hHuse in tie t'n!nn still adh"rins
strictly 10 the ONE PRICE principle, and every article
being distinctly marked in fgVreS, persons vino are
unac1uanted With the iict Of goods have an Dppos-
tunIiy o. bus ing them as low as protested Judges.
&c Having fitted up the Basement ai their estae-
iishmsnt for Piece Goods Merchant TaioIs ana OH.
dealing in fabrics for gentenen's wear, eau lind
choice and ppr'sctly he.h assortment oi Foreign
and domestic Goods, pureha ed with the cash from
importers and manufacturers agents, winch VIII be
sold good terms as any wholesale house m the
city se2'-u
WHHOFOGE MANiPI LA1ION. IN
u THE ARTS. Part l.t, containing The theory
and plain instructions in tie arr o. Photography, or
the production of Pictures by the aid Vi Light, cu6-
ing Calolype, Chry solype. Cyanoype, Chromatype,
Enereiaiype, Anhrnype and hnphnre
Part cd, camprlsihg )aguetrcOypp, Thern ography,
Electrical and Galvanie imressiuns, by George 4.
Fisher IT,, Assistant in the Laboratory OF the Loptos
INSTITUTION. insrapd ty wood cuts.
ELECTROTYpE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lst
being The theory and plain instructions in the art OF
working in metals by Wccipian2 them Gnn their So
luiions through tn" agency G0iVan" or Vonic eec-
iICfy Wy w. dfFI fHl'i al the hifclilcAi
Mnaians, illustrated by wood cu,s from The mir
ttpnih nHdHn edition.
Pan 2d. containing plain pstr+,' ions IN the arts OF
ElscuO plating, Elerir3.aildEc, and Ecc.ro.PIChnr
with an acr"nnl Of the mode ri Gtpnsiiirg sne,ais
oxides and o. iii' seH'fal applications "f ElcCuotype
in the arts Jatt received and for tale nv
F LUCAS, Jr,
o'9 No 40 IialtimoTP suceG.
A"D la AfS at HE different kinds, for safe
III q Of manufacturers nfir,s, nv
Ole ELIAS HALE, lI2 Baltimore slera.
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BALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL,

member OF the Royal College of Surgeons, Linen
uate OF the hpothrcary's Hail. London, and tsraduats
rom one OF the first colleges the United States psap
DC consulted IN all diseases neidcni to the harnar
frame, but more especially ~ all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and imprudUnt vctaTy NJ pits.
sure nds he has iHbbed the seeds Ol this painful dir
ease, IL 100 often happens that III timed s"nsa Of
slidIe or dread Of discovery, dGtGrS hI from apDV.
ing 20 ti0se vino, from education and responsibility
can ainhe befehd him, delaying I'll the constitutional
symptoms of this aOrfid disease make their appeaY.
ahce, such as liberated throat, diseased ansa
nocturnal pains i'll the head and limbs dinjuess OF sight
deafness, nodes the shin homes and arms bloch On
on the mead lace and eyremitiCs, progressing on with
trghtiul rapdity m last the palate of the mouth q,
the bones OF the nose fall in and the victim of tbja avn
iul disease becomes horTid object of commiserainn
till death puts period to his dreadful suflerjugs hy
sendIng him to chat bourne whence no trayelIPy rs
turns" 10 such, therefore, DIR, JOHNSTON pipdpes
himself to preserve the nviolahle secrecy. ana
from his extensive practice in the first hosTStala az
Europe and America, he can confidently recsmmsna
safe and speedy cure the unfOrtunat victim az
this hOrTid disease.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve, snch n,
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Defofy
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, Sc, performed OK
the Poor free Of choTee
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons VINO nave luto,
ed their constitutions by certain practice speediiS
cured.
Take notice. on the right hand side of ~ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name,
0I3- Advice TO the Poor GRATIS. oa
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FRvO THE PUBLIC. Wine cas- in the course
IL social and commercial events, It becomes ne
crs.ary for all after losing one situation, 10 apply
for another, and to assume amongst the citlZcDs 81
this city and elsewhere, the station IN life, to which
by and education are entitled, decent respect
for the opinions OF the public, requires that we should
make known the cuuses which impCl US 10 advertise
mGnt:
We hola these truths to be selfevident, that all
men are created free aud equaithat TO lucra-
i've and Portable situations to Us all, nnIi.
gence office has been opened in Exchange Place, d.
irving confidence and support from all who have been
kind enough to patrOniza it--tnd TO patronage one
which will secure u them safety and hrppnesss.
We submit the following advertisements to u can
did world:
ON REGISTRY. Several negro Girls and Boys Of
excellent character, for a term Of years
AGENCY, for the purchasing of Slaves on q rea-
sonabic commission.
{E7- Trans atoms correctly made from Spanish and
French. Families supplied with dolhCslics at TIT
shortest notice.
AZ nnw's the day and now's the hour"
Sure Idle times must all be over,
For Those now in W INT of ri lua,inns,
Need but hand in their IeComnio ndalions,
Employment sure tn find.
WANTED DAILY, Portefs, Walters, Ostlrrs, La
borers, Coachmen, Clerks, Bar-keepers, Chamber
maids, Cooks, wet and dry Nurses, sc.
H}" This establishment was founded in the city ef
baltimore, in the year 1880, and is exclusively restrict
ed TO Commission and Agency transactons embrat-
ing the recovery of debts, claims and nheritancrs,
having ecent and responsible sub agents in the prin
cipd cities OF the United States ana Correspondents
atthe chief ports and capita Of Foreign Governments
in commercial relations herewith. This agency pos
sesScs peculiar advantages ana facilities for the safe
ana speedy transactions ni such business as may be
confded thereto, subject To The usual CT mmssinn.
Orders for purchases or investments. must he &C
cnmpanied eilher with remittance Of funds, con
sig,en OF produce, SC. TO the amount required, ad
dressed 10 the nniei signed
LEWIS f. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner Of SOnth,
OBJ Neatly opposite he Exchange.
= APAGaED WAisE. Of every descriptions;
ny also, BRITANNIA Ware, Cutlery, Cuff'e Mills,
Casters, German Silver Ware, Sc. For sale low by
ELIAS HALE,
O'5 FAP1 No. IL Baltimore street.
UNnELEBLE INK. MRS. MCPHERSON. No
= 81 v. iloWard.si. has just we'd from philadr
phia iIaues' INDELIBLE INK, for marking Collars
and Pocket hanskerchieis. se99
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A NJ I'D GLOVES,
la. NA- EVERY COLOUR,
MIA BLOND LACE, KiDa SATIN SHOES, sc
VgR CL EA N SEQ

ssssxas so AS TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW.
All articles may be obtained FOUR DAYS from thu
time left, unless otherwise ordered. The following are
the only Agents IN this city the above establishments
ELLIS NiCOLAI, - Ballimore-st.,
nearly OppnsiG Halliday at.
REACH s. GATES, No. 424 Baltimore st.
JANEI N. HAiG, No.l3l Baltimore sweet
Mrs. ROWLAND, Fancy Dry Gnods Store,
apl4y No. 81 Lexington street.
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f'.'TF N'@VITIFItlH " IN
TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy apd in
n work manlike manner, with rrnmpmess IN The
most reas, nahle terms. RIFLES and ROWLING
PIECES flied with Cleveland's Secret Invisible Lock
apd warranted, 3m
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Il APAGaED WAKE. Of every descriptions
NJ also, Britannia Ware, Cutlery, Cuff;e Wills
Casters, German Silver Ware, &s. For sale Inv by
ELIAS HALE,
O5 fAP1 No. ll2 Baltimore street.
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HNnELEBLE INK. MRS. MCPHERSON No
Z 81 v. iloward.sI. has iust zee we'd from Phiadrl
pa Haulrs' INDELIBLI INK, for marking Collar.
and Pocket hand kerchieis. se29
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l. ;.e &c s,:cdi. the testimony of the girl, to slave.
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i,v"o's', t'"'rIus 90 '"u prisvnGr, y |
4&usH. 1.!,.. -. Vi laG ia. sjG!y, -hcat .
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rusO TIE, pUnLIc. whe cas- in the course

NIB. Remember the No., IS, as the genuine ant
cleS are for sale other place in Baltimore. al3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11

;et Of iced water. and deposition OF Sew 'akes
Mace. But another important inquiry remained be
hind What was Il that cooled the leayss' Surround
ID nv warm air, why should they be coldl Marx
te b,autfa conclusions TO which this inquiry gave
rise To answer tho question the first thing was to
ascertain the physical circumstances under which
they did not become cold; Il is not every summer
u,slt that dow s deposited; and, said De, II Gnd
one Of them, will sec whether tho plants are then
cold lie made he Trial. and found that he plants
lud air were then Of the same temperature.
Another striking difference between dew aud r'io
a., 70, is this. that il select. tho objects which
D.. deposited. Il will not ril on al alike. Now Dr.
Wells said tha. in ordsr to i7eo the phenomenon To
ia original cause il i necessary TO what Is the
physiall character Of the bodi. which !. Is dePos
lied. 1, distinguish them Gom those which % -
not II h,.s by preference ou lhe flowers blossoms
and leaves or plants. Look at ,ho bell ora summer
n,yyer. and you f1J hanging DEVELOPS !ts" pearls
op.r o. Look upon tle cl5jh the stones and h'-s
uuI 500 lind 'Here is none deposited What i' thc
nj. i. characteristic viii. D d..'neusho, these plants
from other ohj-c,s' DR. Wells decided on inquiry
,hnt dos re mos, copous'y upon those object. which
were iuo bo.t radiators " h,ari vh.c uraa .ao.a
uliah scarcely parted with their heat 81 s' there
W., none TO Doe found. Here thao Was 1uo.nrr inn
po,t1pl .t.r. ,ua here, saI We.-I ha'e Doe kry D..
which .ha. open this .er.rtand end oct what isih'
cause Of dew.
There N5s another Inquiry Dew no. only elects
rauaia objects on 81 ch 90 f ba, certain nights on
which Il 8. deposited. THE same nn1y which is be-
isvsd his morning, Tomorrow morning si1' b' per.
r.ets dy ], Is found that dow never it.H ON %
cloudy u..b b.. lt-o.arsly c-seat.a. lha' tho '.sf
90 clear. Thus tI.rc most be something 81 che
r'ouds wac . connected ,fb ,he deposition n dew
winch lAs r.r-r sg h-, nol and g, m-.i have some
reference 90 sst tof tbs 10 tho agent To- opsr1t''n
Araiu tie principle Of raJinlou suEEested n'eIC Tie
cloud. arc good adl,ors, while the ky radi'l~s no
heat a. al. We arc then brought Co thIs. h' dep0-
.uon Of dew requires SHOT the object. on ""rh i-
b. good idstols, and hai he heavens ho'" rfd1,'
not ntsN :, 3. clear Then, VIVA, mahcs th- p.an'-
twenty degrees colder lhan the a,, they thc1-~.'e-
rre continually throwing ~ beat MID" TO" .H' Hr'v
ems they receive none return. or cour.o hey must
fal intempcroture; then the vuPor 90 the ar cone
senseJ upon lheu ja.t rs wHs upon the d'eln'r o'
iced waite. Thu. ~us the rypiins'ion OF Do WoIs
n t1o theory Of dew, and one more b"aauiu. o.
scarcely to be found IN the whole history Of modern
discovery.
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RoMAS CATHOLIC MISSION. The annals Of
the Roman Catholic Association for the Propagation
Of the Faith for lac, May, reports that the receipts
for the preceding year were 3,5Io,sn9 francs, soc
There appropriated to the missions in Europe
during The year ending last msy, in round nuaber.
Geo, 900 francs go 900, Africa, 500 900 the
South Seas, 4SO, 900, North and South America, H.
1870, 900.
The sharssof the United states, including Texas,
was III ,I64t TIE, equal to sI44 ,26s so,
According to the Catholic Almanac, there are from
100, 900 to $780, 900 Catholics IN the United
States. They have 81 dioeesss, 675 churches, 500
other stations; 81 elergymen otherwise smpo, cd
% ecclesiastical establishment, o,eerea students.
20 literary iusiitutiOp,;53 female academies "a char
table in situations
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sIcS Or TErtou. WINrrE. "a, r-Totks.
Le fact that bees. thi- year 90 lar can 'sara,
say. the Hartford j.)T,mc~, have aIuost u0.'cr-
sally refused to swarm; and ia instance, offer
filling their hives, they have commenced Hy'r- up
store upon the outside. Such Extraordinary conduct
Of Thee wea,herwi,e and prevalent is.c.t'. Be- DO
thought, indicates a winter Of uuo.s1i ieus'h and
verify.
The complaint or the bees O., We believe, g-ne'al
friend, Who he abgg, ,h,r,y hives, Cell, r,at D."
ha, Obtained oa.y two sNa,m- lh- year a.d another
friend, ia Remington, who wa, looking ga May ard
Jane Tor large additions % h- swans, has to Re con-
ten, with only cue. We have been awaiting patient
Is, with empty hives, ior tenants oct Of those &c
tbsu. h were oyef.Iogasd hat thsTs ha. been $50 d.
position TO eu,issato- no evidence of declaration q
independence; on the contrary. the go fellows have
been laJorins ike G'hrrmsa and storing up with
most misrr,, parsmony. Wur1he, tbs is r",n pre-
science TO the coming veather-wheher the bee, arc
weatherv,s or Otherwise. cannot tells JU, ccs-
tainy they seem as much attached ths, qascn
as are the people Of Great Britain, and the Queen
Bee seems much moro domestic than she " the T.
land. Both are certainly omincDuy productive
Philli. L. s GIs,ie
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"Let berry men ~ Of good courage, Cor Ut our
present of Increase ormont yyl BE- redeem
cd from The control OF the pTo-Sl,vr -pA-Jie-."
Grssu lEuHtIi4 Fireman.
P,o-savc,y Go with ,hat black ePi'hs' to Some
other market than the Wing party orVcrmorr. To-
I'll they, ike 700. have been gully Of pro slavery
ism as accessories ia the acts Of eieclng James
X Polk. President OF qul,ng both branches Of Con
gress into the haads OF tho Slly-ocr.ey and uf
ncxog Texas TO the Union to hold Il. own slaves and
become a market Cor tn slave breeders ia al the old
slave holding States they will ace pt she
Take It, back, gentlemen, and stitch 1t upon the fore
head VI your own leaders, that party whose al
lies you were in tho Presidential election
As 10 tho present rate Of Increased end prospective
victories of Third Party 'sn, have but word 20
say: ard tha, i. that the Of this year, i, vii,
take some twenty years more TO obtain majority
Of the present number of,olers. With . tolerab'y
smar: increase Of population the prophetic victory &C
the fireman would be indefinitely postponed H0ict
man.
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Ito, yuR MENIco, AND THE MALLS cF MoN-
rEzuMN The Souih West having got a n,hbIe in
Icyas, pant TO d-your the whole Of Mexico, and then
Tor re,,I 10 the Halls Of Moutczuma. The New
Orleans BuIi,lo is Disposed 30 look upon the euoamP-
men, a, Corpu, Christi, as only temporary render
vou., where certainly earuot be the intention that
tho army shall stop The position it says, is far IN
the rear orthe legitimate boundary Of TEXAS, and to
make that our pom, cr military occupation, would
be ,lni,mount 90 a suucrder cf the vast Territory
living between iha RIO Gr1nde aud the Ncuces. We
are told that q halt only be made there de-
pot md point Tor vecoHH8is'aucc and preparation
i confidently anticipates that Gen. Taylor's division
will march 20 the Rio Grande. The best course. 1t
add., in such take possession first aud
gu'ate afterwards. and ua.ls, that the Executive Il.
carrying out this energetic policy.
Some warrior just from Mexico in tho PRINCETON
arrived Pensacola, j., however much moro greedy
tbar all this lie sketches fqr,he Mobile Iierald, a
plan Of the campaign, which looks formidable to an
industrious and economical Norhcrner whose patriot
ism for extending tho bounds OF slavery not quite
50 warm that OF the Southern hoods. lie would
have Mexico at all hazards and without doubt, speaks
the present though Ju, gently whispered purposes Of
those men who have been forsmos, in getting Texas.
Tie quite modest moan.-he asks Tor only 80,
900 to do al this, and or course no more than
$50, 600, 900 perhaps 500 GOO, to carry out
Thu conquests Tor the beuef, Of Slavery IN the South
West but just opened by the acquisition ofTe1as
-ouneSalion IS Just showing its baby teethslhe age
Ofmanhood yet in the distant fuiure-to be reached
only BY immehse treasure f no, by The sacrifice o.
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MAkNIANn TI.TCIInN-

THIS election has taken place, aud by Its roaming
Of Nstr,e ticket ha. proved rather unf,'oab.c f,r
the Wig. for mcnibsi. Of Congress. Tho Sts,c -
strongly whis,-whs by Ihousand. hen the con.
test 3, between the loeos and ~higs-bul the starring
Up Of many nsT tickets has gwen the locos pres
-, advantage The following member. CT Congre.,
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cular institution" ol the south bot the Norh WI"
pay the bills, and do most Of tho fighting, IL lighting
shall be required.
IrFThe American Board, at their iaIo meeting
adopted a report by unanimous vote Pronouncing
Slavery erc,ious wiccdrsss, but refused 10 dictate
to their churches TO tho prerequisites Of church
membership among thcW mission churches, and de-
clorng that thu, vas prerogalve or each church TO
decide who are to follow the examples Of tho Apos
ties az Sc, forth ir Scripture The Report was dsbl-
ted long and was favored 10y almost ai present
end condemned only by persons from slave States and
81 party aboou,sls OF tho NORTH vino went In to the
meeting TO make fuss upon th, subject
strange - t may seem tho and the pulled to-
geihsr n the opposition haIness-s somewhat a. Tex
as was pulled on 20 the Union by The action oroEps-
rsgag conflicting parties. Since lie decision tho
leaders ofths 81 party have come out With .oad dc.
nuuc',ous orthe Holtd end call upon their follow
crs not 20 pay any more money into the Troasury-
], may be- The Board VII b. exploded b. this call
or rather hscom. tauh rup' hy tho thus 20 b.
wlthhsli; bot vet they should not bs alarmed too
.0on-lor there may 600, le much Of sbo.er after a'
Z, Is plain that ua 3D. part, have been drained rather
closely % support ilo great comn1uy Of il1enu,'
who hove teIrgoi inc free states as political Lecur-
cr.. aul ,he inference . urry have rrl done much
Zoo thc Daafi ior years p'st Those Lecturers have
found aa basinrss too profitable ps general thing,
60 CIV. e up. ADD they sl' douLi,.' pursue 10. rs
policy To them TO advise the Withholding uf eouiha.
IONS from lha loard-,bey the I,adrr---wart
themselves a.' ho money their party can raise. Tho
NHrrs the - C,us ths ShIpmaus, the Biueys,Nc.
vito have trl,crsei tuc County With their flu,e- n
good carriage, and w'h f0o horse, have Jared wolf
slsy wish 10 fare well ',i', and money w De warl-
,d %. a.loh. no doul., he,r follower. viii be- al's
20 spare, even 20 the lac: cent. They have raised,
probably some FIVE hucdrcd thousand doIIar. for lhc
FEW past ears under the prslonce Of benedurg the
poor slave end have not heard hat one POOR
slave has s,Por sneed lhe ,alue Of zrPhy breath
upoa Do. wan check f.orn all this sum. Teras l7r
been annexed 10 be sure tho chaiu hist b.ras DE
r,tabo African has bcrp ',o-'bercd ard strengthen
"a hu, slave has h'd occasion 90 ''l-ap Cor a,''
o. the 'rur q 81 pgrl, .,u. The American BOARD n
the moan time hrs cdaeaed ihca,and. and r-eschsI
Jbe Gospel to mar, 49, tho slaves q IN aai
ignorance aud the fruit or ,he, sbofs abound 10 a.
bsndaat good.
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Arrival Of the Cambria,

'"s '''' mat port on the 1911, II, ''a
O'Clock, p. NJ. ~" alL al
The fears entertained Of a failure in o,.,
'paled by 6oo weather. '''p' "ei' d.
The Queen hos returned from borc.
s,. ,.r,1 ~. -, ''o'" ner German TOM,
~. ''''d on her way home, At the CHATEAU " W..
and passed a night or two under the bo,o,,S 't0,
ofths King Of the French. Tho moo,i. .r'aO' tof
nonarrh' on The shore Of Trepon I. 90, ~ we '''
OFT The WORLDLY minulcness Of Lonao, W." VIII
bathing machine was the only ayol,b. "''a
1'ea 1t hand FOR landing Queen yic,o,, convey
r'n'on' OF hsr powerful neglbor, and 4, ~, "' %
'h.ng Of p.anss the "anoinled" rnoo,,,r, wv WI
wih becoming sense or the ludic,o,, -, 'O,''a
ilm'y ars nov n Osborne I,p.c =, "u
Wsh'. and IN a few days will re,ur, IA w., w u
Tho disease anong,, the po,a,oe croo ..or',,,
uuiHrrsaI, has attacked tho escuDe,, .i...,
j. boz Grs1, hlitaiu and on the Egr,o.,, ''.''.
laa ,slr on Jl~ American c1ntieep, s., 90
'"'' have been thrown oct for remod,lr, n. '''''
'h' rHos' practical or which lq. bee, n,,t.,l ."
fslrer ri bas.rIdoG; be recommend,
darr.y the earth .1 "a hich rha rubgr,,s. ,,.
Tt.- r.1H. tis s1ij, will produce ,,,,...I. "
~ .rh tha haml5ty caused D., the r.,o.....
dsfrHsar Some districts have e.,,p........
of NHs disease, bot the injury g.. TOO cy.l.,,...,
20 ,au'- alarm. on ,h- Ea,op.sn ,o9,rs,,,.'.'
taio rr1p t1s been ai De-, DESTROYED ,,li,u.l.,
Bel.au, and Ihe north Of Ir.rs-. lla ,,,., ....
fs'r rs sHrcr,a.u-i--.a ..-oa. Ola, The .,oo,,,,.
ofm1t 07. r.s.".y prohibited, md duu,, On IL,
imr.r.HIr0 Of j, rgs,iud,I
a. explosion or most aNr. r,.srs tool. r,..,
rhc laboratory department: Of hs Ro,,, ,,,,..,
Woo .-h. 90 inc I7'h oil, hy which .sy., p...
were Killed a.,arianeo1sly III. uf-aor Oh.
urth, ,.nd5o, were DESTROY, cd by he s,p,.g, e.,
thr bt.f.a- .et on Ere, and on lsr,.,, ors, il.
door u.o., l.,f.I spectacle presented If he 5.,i
folly ,-orshsd bodies hesr-d alloy. each o,ts,na.
back 'f'as door. 90 which arp earsd they ur
hu, r,..rI ,r opening ;, Tn, a'glbo, Of he Js...
ed we've 'fsia' y horned Of their bodies. ,,j 3
rema.r. b.5rssu-d
s'sb'Cerrr" B.. suU r-,,ra,'r- O., q ..,r,-,i..
vhso- Do ...as. 10, weekly 7.i..y.. 10 n. R.,.,.
ers Boo ''grrua.,rr llaH. he 0. ai.., srs,.s, .,-
o., morata.7 home 90 attend "moa..,r" d.r.,,,,
uor. ,a keuf MAYO ard Tprvry
We rses,, Co have Co ,'.,e that We ',sli CEN.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11
AND ELEcroN-mousE WING.

lD7A correspondent Of tho linIowoh Cu'uvaior
writing from Michigan remarks that II j. said that
cu'livates twenty or land in Illinois
a. he can icfce in New England, Bot the worst Of
ii =, the produce Of hi. twenty acres will bring no
mora into his poke, than the New Eng sudeG obtains
from his three acres Ills bu,hel OF viii produce
little more THAI pound cf coffee, and if his wife is
m need OF PAIR Of shoe ho vii be obliged to see
her 90 barefoot, take his cat aud two horses with
a heavy load OF corn and 60 several miles a market
and exchange il 81 for the shoes-spead,ng one
two DAYS 10 the operation.