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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-09
THE GREAT RACE-TIIE NORTH VICTORI-
GU s.
Correspondence of the Courier s. Enquirer.

Correspondence Of the Courier s. Enquirer.
m PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, PM.
Inc second great contest between the North and
south came off to-day on the Camden Course
faAon this time proved victorious. have but
lew moments in which to give You a sketch of the
performance.
barney rode Peytond, lls pounds, and Laird rode
fa'NoH' carrying 1913 pounds. At the start Fashion
'ok the lead and on the first quarter stretch got the
INSIDE Of the track, passing ahead of Peytona to
'"o IL She continued to held the inside Tor the first
'''' miles, Peytona's nose touching her tail. Fash
w" passed the stand each time length ahead, and
WINS won We The first heat, in the following time:
First mile 156
second 1.54
Third Ise
Fourth o05
D 74S
'On horses were wet when brought out for the
''Olu neat, but Fashion was evidently in the best
'"u''0n' AT the start, Peytona had slightly the ad
out Fashion recovered at the quarter stretch
|' "e TWO continued for three miles, with but half
"'"u '''erence in their position. Peytona won the
w., WV "''' miles by half head. Fashion won the third
y "e same; but on entering the back stretch of the
,'"m mile, Fashion left her opponent, and gradual
"'uen'ng the distance, came in acinner, leaving
,r T""a barely inside the distance post The time
First mile 1.54
Second Is5
Third ~
ronrih 22I
III Total 7.57
L,, ~, weight carried was the Same on the Long
~ W
O'"On than she was then, and was thus able to do
"''''i more ample justice,
great number Ofpeople we're in attendance, ard
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-09
A COMET NOW IN SIGHT.

Mn CHADwIcK;-I awoke this morning at o.
clock and distinctly saw comet from my bed,
through the window. got up and opened tho win
dow and viewed it with the naked eye, and also
through spy glass. It was then situated East of
North, and about 25 degrees above the hOrison.-
1t probably may be seen this evening in the North
West. II. z.
Saturday Morning, May I.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-09
Saturday Morning, May I.

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. Miss Mary 0. Burt, Of
Franconin, attempted commit suicide in Manches-
ter, N. II. on Saturday last. The young lady, it
seems had received letter of dismissal from her
lover, that drove her crazy, and she deliberately cut
her throat. Upon examination il found that tho
wound was but slight ....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-09

"I intend 10 be President Of The people and not Of
party" PoLK's INAUoURAL.
CARRYING OUT DEMOCRATIC MEASURES.
Oliver Woolcot, Polkite has been appointed Post
master in East Barnard in place of s. BelknaP, wing,
Removed
]. C. Fuller, Poltiie, has been appointed Post
Master in Danyillc in place Of S. J. wall, remored
David Hammond, Polkite, appointed Post Master
in Reading in place Of III. II Hammond, remored.
VIM. s. NIeach, Poilcite, to be Postmaster in Cam
bridge in place of Nathaniel Reed, remoped.
John Kellogg Polkite, to be Postmaster in Benson
vice Edward II. Aiken, remoued.
T., ID. Barber, Polkite, to be Postmaster in Middle
! bury vice Charles Bowen removed.
Harry Curtis Poikite 10 Postmaster in East RAN
dolph vice Alfred EIibbard remoped.
| Edward Jackson, Poltiie, appointed Postmaster in
Brandon vice Andrew Jackson Ketcham remored.
c. s. Mason, Poitite, appointed Postmaster in
| Ludlow vice ]. r. Smith removed.
I r. Wild, Polkite, appointed Postmaster in Hart
land vice c. Cady remored.
! DIR Ira Davis, Poihite, appointed Postmaster in
Norwich vice II. Burton removed.
1EFIIENRY CLAY, has recently united himself
with the Protestant Episcopal Church in the city Of
Lexington. Mr.. Clay has for many years been one
of the most moral and exemplary men in the country,
ye in despite OF this how fully and with what wan
cruelty has he been malgned by base and unPrn-
cpled men whose greatest pleasure would seem to
he 10 deame those OF their countrymen who are most
distinguished for public services and personal merit
One day last week there were sold 5000 bushels Of
Straw berries in Baltimore The story is harder to
| swallow than the strawberries would be-provided
they rich and smothered in cream They were
! sold for about or 6 cents quart
tCJsThe "Euglish squadron seen by the ship
Wabash off the Hole n-he-Wall, proves to have
been the reinforcement Of the Gulf Squadron, since
arrived at Galveston, Texas. The mistake arose
from tho fact that the American vessels passed the
| Hole-n-the Wall under English coors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-09
More New Goods !!

TUST received, by E. JEWETT s. co. a new
AZ supply of rich de Lanes, Shawls, bonnet Rib.
bons, and other Goods.
May 81, lS45. 4Ostf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-09

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, June 2.
Reported FOR the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
At Market, 425 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs of Working
Oxen, 600 Sheep, and 1875 Swine. 80 Beef Cattle
and 500 Swine unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Catle-Extra So; first quality 5,75
a 6; second quality 5,25 $50; third quality 4,75
5.
Working Oxen--saes at sos, rs and $s7.
Sheep.-Small lots SHARED so 2,62.
Swine-Lots to peddle as C; old Hogs a az
AT retail from Al to &c.
BOSTON MARKET-June 1.
BUTTER. ga II per lb.
CHEESE, new milk-71 a do do
FLOUR. Howard st. 81 o 90, Western canal
4 SO a IL.
WOOL-There have been no heavy operations in
either descriptions, and for most kinds we continue
previous quotations
Saxony, heeces, &c 40 43
American Full blood, 81 80
/ blood, ,a. 80 33
Common blood, .al. 80 81
Lambs, LIST quality, 36 3S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-09
NOTICE.

NUTIOE
TTNHIS may certify that have this day given my
IL SON Charles Springer, his time and he is freq
to act and trade for himself and shall pay debts
claim any of his wages after this date.
JACOB s. SPRINGER.
Attest, VIM. Morse, Silvanus Lane.
Lunenburgh, April |, Is45. 409w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-09
Chairs ! Chairs
Sash for Sale,

TTNHE subscriber has lot of good by 9 Sash
Il. which he will sell at 81 cents per light.
e. CHASE.
West Concord VT. June, lS45. dlOw4s
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C. c. Wilder

rs constantly receiving by Express directly from
Il the Importers desirable variety of goods at
duced prices and that cannot fail to suit.
St. Johnsbury Plain, May "a, ls45. 40su
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26
The Mississippi Democrat,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
r.. C. JONES & ). DUkD1N.

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

ly elcsased some three inches, I've mea-
sure six feet two, with the big Toe Of eur
right foot shamefOlly sticking out Of dir
~ sock, we travelled at a quick pace with
a very cranky motion. The widow saw
US approach with look Of utter ast0nish-
menk With face glowing Ike a furnace,
we slowly banged to the door, paused en-
the threshold but for moment 10 hear
some merry peals of laughter, and then
flew home-haying our speed cossidera-
bly, quickend at one corner by httle ur-
chin, screaming out--@Go Is 6o0tsn'
We have had, since the event here re
corded, many ups and .downs OF various
character. We have had our head much
settled by the weight OF Blackstone. Chilly,
&C.; but to this day We feel grievonsly
afflicted at the most distant allnslon to on
misfortune. Even while enjoying play
we start nervously should the pit-Trol-
lope convieted-raise the cry OF "b0ots =
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

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rvs - - $50. -. - An. S.cs-
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

MksxEzEst--'Fhe sasseving iaseresissee
exirset i ft0n tie Nsw York is.,sr 4 -
National Intelliseneer
~Sone et cur pEinSipal paysseisns "a.
likely q become eousssts ~ less,lu g =
belief In he trniA Il she na-a ahzsei
science Of MeSneFssn. A z,uss eoaxs.-
eng evidence q ihe poser AL rsalits u
the mesnrrc agency uzz exhlssiel., - ss1s
city ca Tharssiay lzsf. fsAe la sasrans.l
IN the presence cf Doetcrs-N e. Fsza-
cis, Doane. Des2Seid. Rogers. sn1 csE<rs.
al Of them men arkaos.esgea t1sisns n
the lFont raak X tAesr pso6s-ssa. A
young LADY, q reSpecahsSfy rcssl.,z u
ChamLeS Ssreai. while IA lie sezznaaaAs-
lie stats, indeced ) nseSuer,sE,- hl3 4
tuner reacYed lrcn Aer aeek ne4x lAe ea-
rOlid artery. he nesne<iser a. ssr-,-
cal operator wss d B<gtrcnaser. 4 scznx
man ct fac ah,.lsies, uka LIS rec<nty ~
rived here from Pafis. TAe 49, ees sao.
mitted 70 the rainlst ozezasia1 @ss1e-. .ass
slightest taniissi.Elcn e pAssscai p4la
or Shrirklng--a seFeae sunile r.as i1.s a.
on her bps a. sAe ka.e 81 asrt aaio sAs
flesh Assef tie cpFesa,ioa was Sn.sel.
an apparent dsSfn>ilsen a. auakea ga
The nagaeiic traace wsz llmetsleiy -.
PEELED 81 fsN passex * 10 aaesxazFs.
ser's hand. TIE enliaeag phs sscszns. uAe
we're present. nearly al &c akon es1e
prepared to sect. REGARDED cca snesAer
IN ssleni amazemeni az she sacccsS(2l esase
&C the experiment.. As eEe e. ~ nc>'
distinguished q tkeul sezaskr3 - ae.
their looks sesn>d ~ say. lave &c a.
distehexed a these thsngs 30 kasf =
The case Vas u Al - degzits e u.os,
convincing Character. A 81 1c<c~Rssea
Of Il, duly au,heniisale,i. al sea ~ p4s-
lished. i : Akeiy - rixal = lnsere~t ~,
IN which the celebrates Clceect & Fars,
vas the oPera.ers sho re1sxe3 q cae>es
under similar eircams9aces. ~ wkese
the eperanea Ms nnG 80 s.roe.iN 4fles.e,,
as ~ the prsSeal iostanee. a pxclszaa
impression BIS uaasuhsriiF ten 1szSe
lupua The minds 81 CIR n,elscal AL sciez-
liihc uen u his exiFaex3lnsry 5ncs1eat
ccntrrnaioFy As IL : q tie Esalssy - -
sagency IN nature. tAe ezss-eeee - wA-h
thcy have hilkrsta d<nie1. ana the -
.iemPss q ssfaAl1sh fhe gss.A - wAsc1 ~,
have denounced Is ne gsossest e-scSssy !.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

Altogether, We estimate that there are
Fifty THOUSAND People in this City who
have mol The means Ct weeks eomforsa-
Bile subsistence and know no1 mkerc . OF
tain u.-IN. i. Tribxae,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

Thar LoNe lSE.-The ast BIT q po-
etry which We have seen S froma hn-
gushing swain 10 his gentle aisinity
Oh |! lady hear Thy lover sixh
No truer heart there i than maine. -
read conpliance in your ere.
Then Why Dot say Al once. IRE kept res
waiting long anne, AMI il yoa'n - =
patience till + can get wedding GEsn
made, I'll be thine.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

"Yet what BOOTS it now to tell.o-BYRoN.
''Ven you feels viveish, Samivel, especially foI
a vdder, don't hang yourself, that's vulgar, bnl
20 into closet aud take pizen, and you'll fee
glad Of it afterwards -PIcKwIeK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

~ THs ANIMAL MACHINE has been defneh by bon-sin-
-, A. ,e medium between the vegetable world ana M
ts.nhere: II derives all its elements from the former u
h~ws out all it, excretons and finally u iisr decompose
% ,he later Fron the vegetable world add.
I'D derive Got only uuirimeni but medicine The dog eats
- vher SEX and many Quadfupeds and birds when
Eu,i hv poisonous reptiles eat OF certain plants Tie uoe
Th,ch have the property ofexpcng the venom rom Their
s.,d SANDS sARssYAsLLA hes the property IN an extra
usrv degree Of neuiralsng in the fluids Of the human
III, IN. WINS which is the cause Of many diseased
srons these we may enamersie Erysipelas. salt ReiIn
S.shse. letter Scnaiins, Rashes Of al kinds, kngworr
snsfir Complaints scrofua, Tumor, and ordinary erup
mona Sores and Ulcers.
prenared and sold wholesale and retail, by a. b. ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggist 70 fuons,reet, New orr
sis,s generally throughout the United saies Price y per
kotile Six bottles for -
NEWARK. June "a. ls,5-Ms. BsERy. SIR dare SAY
con will call 10 your recollection some fev months ago OF
nv stepping into your store proposing 70 Wig A. 10,
hair was fast turning grey, and absolutely falling OF and
,s,esd of tie wig you recommended my Uslng article
called TrcopheOus assuring me that by ia timely sppica
non might Il TO 10 former color, and Il I'D no
sssci I'M you would return the money Wei, 10 be plain,
mai ne faith in what You stated believing be IMPOSE
te but housht would try II, you spoke confidently
about To brief followed directions, ana taxi
In that II has entirely restored hair 10 IL
ormer appearance therefore heartily hank you for m,
lasting favor you have conferred You will obhge
ne bv sending bottles addressed to Mrs Height Newark
Sod by A. B. Sands & Co Z5 Broadway and 1sfulton
Gree; John Measm 81 Broadway; > Manson, ~ sPiuP
street Dr. Lindsey. b Sixihsvenue, Nanyoorhees ~
Hudson street; James w Smith, OF Fulton AUD Gran
terry-suees Brooklyn and by the Proprietor, A Z Bar
Cav and streets Balimore B. + Reeves II Bra
e-sireet Boston; Dr. A. u. Gordon, Rochester; K l. Wal
k.ps Co corner Of Wafer and ffancis-slreei- Mobile
Sturges. Chute, Racine, Wisconsin Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01
Drp Ucc0s.
WELCOME INTELLIGENCE

ITO ALL CONSUMERS or DRY GOODS The s'fen-
ton u hose who h 70 avail Ihe- - ~ IN oppr
nirv seldom offered purchasing Dry tnts- nse 10
-xsrr ~. III. .r-e ar1 wei selected stuck 81 : Barker -
Crari-f The goods ard de-irAbc, ant VII -
soid IS pr cent e-- than I've qualities can he pur-
chAse.i elsewhere
Th reduc,on !. made for the purpose OF selling the en-
r;ra stock Of Spring and SUMNER Goods
Printed Lawns PRINTED vn.fns Gnghsm Lawns
Frubrisier. Gnzham Lawns striped and Tsrieion plaid
Nlslu. fr-fch and Esrison Gnghsms a very REDUCED
prices. .. -
Mems sni Boy. >1mrn-f Wear u every te>c pion YER
cheap. also Black and Bl- Black striped Cold and Plan
Car,enon and Glace- six very cheap
Also pieces DeIsne- winch have been sod Tor = .
u-r ward. VIII BE- -old FOR = per yard
A - 81 pieces Wool B.lrornes for Is 5 pr yard
t,o. sent 10 any paTf Of The city Brooklyn. Williams
fslrriI or jersey CIV STEPHEN BARKER. 81 Grznt>L
y n J1~t ra--Ve,i. , ca~e- entirely French Gng
hsu,. lie finest All most desirable goods offered i season
I-olg-f. : BARhFR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Commercial and Mouey Matters. see Last Page

For Comwrciai and Nonsy Mdners see Lnst F"9eJ
MoNDAY P NJ
At the board today ~ionington, and Norwich and
Worcester Railroads advanced II Canton Com l
harlem Railroad (; ; Long Island, and Morris Cam ]
Co /. The sales were limited.
There is very little doing in Foreign Exchange
for the steamer omonow and the rates rather 10"
We qnoie London lO9. l09i Paris, o. q. Amstei
dam. 39s a 39s Hamburg, 35t a 35i Bremen, 7si.
The Phenix Bank has declared dividend OF .
Der cent, for the last six months payable on the 10Th o.
July
II is understood that several of the Philadelphia
Banks have expressed the County Treasurer theirrea
iness to advance take the proposed loan TO the co
~ of the of the State tax levied for the preseni
year and to be collected before the st OF January
1876 This arrangement was proposed by the County
Board and If completed VIII enable th' Saie irchs,'
without difficulty to pay the interest The state debi
as il fall- due on the lei Of August next.
AT New Orleans there is "a moderate demand Tor
Foreign Exchange with slight advance since last week
London 81 10; Paris, 52j 52s 60 day bills on tn
North par to per cent disc L. ;. Treasury notes are
selling at from par TO per cent. premium There
nothing doing in Texas Securities.
The citizens of Chllicothe, Ohio, are moving III
favor of Railroad from that place to Cincinnati The
stock il is said would be readily taken.
Messrs. Lcavitt x Swift the Illinois and Michigan
Canal Trustees are in Chicago making the neces
ssry arrangements for the speedy prosecution of that
great public work 1t Is arranged that Mr. Leavitt Is T.
manage the finances Capt Swim TO have general con
,ro over the engineering and Gen Fry the trustee
Tho mart of the state to exercise general supeIniend
snce over the work Robert stewart of Detroit, ha.
heen Amounted Secretary Of the Board and Chas. Ii
Fisk of baltimore is to aid in making the estimates io
a.. unfinished contracts The work will be resumed a.
he earlies, nossibe time The Trustees notify the sub
,hers 10 The loan that the first nsslment of IL. PEI
cent ON their subscriptions must be paid on or before Tn
Goth OF September next
The Wyandotie Reserve, some OF the best lana
in Ohio will be brough, into market next Fall the sa
commencing at Upper sandusky on 22d Sept
A meeting was held at Detroit ON the goth inst
ON the subject of the great Railroad through Canada u
IL, believed that the prosecution OF this work VIII be o.
,,ea, benefit 10 the citizens of Detroit and the West
The Commissioners OF the Sohuylklil haNei
Rank Penn, met ON Thursday evening last Tor the pun
pose of taking such steps are necessary Tor the open
inc ofthc hooks TO receive subscriptions TO the stock
The Po,tsville Miners Journal OF Saturday says
Tho shnmenfs of coal this week are. by railroad
on os3 o5 and by canal COZ II. amounting To ~
TONS the largest quantity sent from the region ID
any one week The following Is comparison oil inc
trade from the Schuyk and Lehish regions 10 same Pc
rod last wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

MONTREAL. &. T.. June 18th, l-41
There has no, been much business done The last wee
in dry goods and the spring trade j. evidently drawn
TO close Up 10 yesterday the -four market was inae
tive in consequence Of the high rates demanded b.
holders since the arrival of the English mail yesterday
however several sales Of " Canada fine" were effected
from as. I'd 20 2is. I'd. Wheat Is still IN demand
Ashes have risen and extensive transaction have iake
place Al 23- a 2}s for pots. and 2Is ID. 2is %. To
pearls Freighis the Mersey and the Clyde have
risen to Is for -four. Engagements have, howevei
been made at s. 3D. Considerable quantities Of hou'
are daily coming down.
The late fire at Quebec has been attended by one be-
nccal result ia having done much disspaic the pre-
iudce which existed against the introduction Of tnglsi
and American capital in the extension 10 this country
branches Of fire and life insurance companies The pre-
judce arose from desire TO retain in Canada the proi
arising from such business. Now however, that on
mutual insurance company has been annihhaied, wi'
the branches of the English and American Offices hayf
promptly met all claims upon them, the feeling has alto
octhcr changed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01
<.xv Xorx emile Market.JUSr 30

AT market 100 Beef Cattle $50 from the souh) 90
Cows and Calves and 5000 Sheep and Lambs.
PmcEs-Beef Carle-We observe no new feature II
the market worthy Of particular remark The compare
lively cool weather experienced during the whole 90
last week had the effect to induce buyers 10 Operate
more freely than they have for three or four weeks pat
OF the large Offering the closing OF the weeks business
on Monday evening not more than go head reinane'
unsold Prices have undergone change from on
last weeks quotations which resune inferior ann
Middine qualities 81 a s. 30 prime 50 - 20. j.
ira sorts would command -
(o,fs and Cafres-Prces have suffered a considerable
decline The number market very small. and tn
demand extremely limited We quote $40 10 80 as tn
extremes of the market.
Sleepaad Ldmbs-sheep s7l TO - 80 a 81 90 Lambs
she TO - -. 500 unsod.