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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

" DIR Rose, Professor Of Chronic Diseases. is IN us
city and will remon the Astor House uati Nosdsy Eeh
and b consulted by thee afflicted with Dy5lepa LIZ
er ef ard oie. disea=s om 70 70 en
daily Dr. viii 3eiivef four LECTURES the Chr
l sYsteG q ecine which eIeIudes Blcod-letting, We
csIY d1e First Lecture Thorsday evening ueEt hs
and place VA! be isHd IN cur columns THURSDAY efa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

S,Nns SIRsAPARILLtIle invention of the stethescope
enabled the physician ascertain with certainty the
Jition OF the lungs determine whether nb-rces as
been formed there In those diseases. however 'he OF
which SASps SARsArARiLLA - adapted the Sympt9ms ar
but too lisguSngy apparent The victim OF Scofur,
cred with ulcers encrus'ed and tn = II more nm
fortunate victim of Cancer carries the index of his ma adv
fsr revolving himself aud his family; and the ndci
complaints of course readily diseeri-
BILE Fortunately unlike consumption these disen'rS
eray he eralcacJ and SandSs SarSapart IS confidently
recommended the best OF controlling them which
! present known.
For rtcr particulars and conclusive evidence Of ~
or value and efficacy pamphlets which be obtained
of the PROJECTORS aud their agents gratis.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by A. u. < D.
SANDS Wholesale Drugpist' 70 Fulton New ok
Sold also AZ 23 Broadway II East Broadway and by DRUG
pis generally throughout the Irtrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
To-DnY,s Outside.

Co. Hon. DuDLEy SeLpEx will speak at the Sew
NTH Ward Hotel. $50 Madison street, this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

Y The Laws Of Hereditary Descent will he illu!r,
Ted 10 a Lecture by q. S FOWLER in Clinton Hal, TINS
Evening At o'clock This his second Lecture the iuo
set ia which application Of It's principle will BE- made 70
he improvement 81 our Seats ct only. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

girl named Josephine King arrested last night for
inicting dangerous wounds the person OF young
man aged IL years. named Thomas Butler while he
In the house No Is Orange street. The wound. in
f!cted with knife, the right and the other in
the groin Jealousy is supposed have been the
Butler Is confined 70 his bed from loss Of blood.
There several petty larceny and petty burglary
cases A. usual but nothing Of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

OBSERVANCE OF TIE SABRArH.-We copy from
the Boston Journal of Tuesday the following letter
from Daniel Webster in reply te announcing
that he had been elected an honorary member Of
the Baltimore Sabbath Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
WAsnIyGToN, March 3. l.+


Dsa- SRI feel greatly honored By your communca-
ton which received on my this city from the
North on Saturday; and am sincerely obliged 10 my
friend Mr.. Williams for causing me 10 he made member
of the Baltimore Sabbath Association.
The longer live the more highly do I estimate he I'M
portance of proper Of the Christian Sabbath
and the ore grateful feel toward those take pains
to impress sense OF this Importance the community
The ori's dav is the day which tho Gospel i preach
ed n Is the DAY public worship trouchou: the Chris
an world. And although we live IN reading age aud IN
reading community yet the preaching OF the Gospels the
rm in which human agency HIS been and still Is
efNcacously employed for the spiritual Improvement Of
men That the poor had the Gospel preached TO them
nm evidence OF his mission which the Author ofChrsany
himself proclaimed. And the public worship OF the
Deity and the preaching OF the Gospel the observance
of the sabbath is obviously essential.
am, dear sr. with much regard
Your obetlent servant,
(SfrnctD DANIEL WEBSTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

snn co,rsroes * Co.'s advertisement he outside
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
Police Office.

SEDUCTION. ADULTERY AND SUICIDE.
\ respectable looking Irish woman named Mary Crooks
came TO the Police oice with infant three months Old
in her arms whosemoher had jus; committed suicide her
(CrooksD house, Broad.tree.. Mrs. Crooks made ALL
davit that the mother Of the child Mrs Euphena Stokes
OF Lyme or Lyme had been living her house about four
weeks and stated that the father Of her child Mr.
MYERS married man with whom she had cohabited. Mrs
Stokes appeared TO be much depressed and often said that
she had intended to herself before her baby BORN
but had concluded wait until afer that eventexprcs
sing her sorrow the crime she had committed ana her
evening Mrs her put lump OF something int
a umber of water; and, suspectng that all not right
took the .umblcr empted It OF its contents. Mrs
Stokes them saying she had enoush left yet put
thing into her mouth and Immediately washed It down
with water She shortly after retired, and Mrs Crooks
hearing her very heavily went 20 her bed and took
away the baby which she took OF. In the morning
Mrs Stokes was found dead, and Coroner jury decided
that she had poisoned herself with opium. Mr. Myers
to the house and told Crooks take the child the
Aims house. where it would be taken care OF.
1t seems that the guilty and unhappy woman. discover
ing that Meyers had wife who herself sRcisnts,
pressed her determination die rather than be the
Of breAkng up the family OF her paramount trait Of noble
masnanmity which the suffering female heart alone could
have furnished.
The Of Mrs. Crooks taken and proceedings
Instituted against Meyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

Sr1lL TRIr sIrtIAST-Ihe AID gallant steamer Ell
Pss -t-s uP I'D Gown The useatic Hudson. Oiled with
pssszr a;rrzc,sd b. lie besury cofo and yp--d OF tn
bosas well the rbsnty AID popz!aEis Of her kilfB eff
CsptaIEs Hitchcock and kEis EVER tr1veie- de-
liEhtaa I; beF internal and ny
hEr ;ha- s. -aves per OF Robinson this
me- tempt Il. who III uinz 10 embark board her
Fer proof thai Consumption can be csred se=uek's
Advertisement; n-sr Page rlai4 lznsodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

How ARE rug NiGHrS FALLEN r. 7nso! Frost-
Who tell how mnch Ansel Frost for play ing SECOND
hddle 20 such Henry DALEY Who raised from
want by the generosity Of ComN0ck Co beays their conf
dence and all attempts irjure them Remember the
true PAS EXTRACTOR Is sold ONLY at HALF Pmcr At q
oulnd street Warranted the unlsr forfeiture ofSloO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

Y To seif-shav1ng Gentlemen, POSSESSING :
Stfong beard tender face the Metallic Tablet SroP Of
Saurdsr IS the ,Ely article tia; VII 9pY.u
III, Ii. INST cnters IN ioedon viz Palma. HaynaarS
Mkin. Sl Strand Lowcock, % C3mb,ll ThOishail ~
New Bontreet have them for sale and recommend tSe
with the Use CT their own cutlery.
G. SAUNDERS * SON,
rnhz0 5teod T2p1 Is3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

u Lectures on shnisspsare.-Nh Hr'DsoSs
Sixth sciufe Of Tie Coutse Midsummer Nights Dream
and Romeo and Juliet will be given ia tuyyeaant lDa
tat- ] ms Evening Thursday at 3 o'clock
Admtiancr 10 single Lectures 10. person 81 cents of
evrfy additional Leraon Il Crnrx. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

y RoussePs Shaving Cream.-Thi' deleat!a
Sreraton exhibited for competition the late Esn u
Ns'yY ork, Phdephii and Boston and each Place rec
ed the inst pnmIum all Competitors a5d IS acknowledge
those having used the knsS before the pube DOT
10 be e;ualIei. g. SAUNDERS x son,
mllze 3teod l2pl 1863 Pn,adwaJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

Missougl.-Col Benton, by backing cur upon The
Texas question, mas been backed by his LeSsia-
ture The members OF both Houses had meeting
on the 18th of March, 10 express their sratltcaion
at the passage OF the resolutions OF Congress Tor the
Annexation of Texas They passed resolutions
approving OF the resolutions. and commencing the
wisdom, Sagacily and hrmneSs' OF Thomas h.
Benton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
subscriptions received to the Weekly
Tribune.

Tla casa IN az eases accompanying w order.
WrnSysDAy Anil ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

6 TowS ElSerloNs IN oRlNes CouSry-A friend
has forwarded returns from three towas, as follows
WAIKIKI. Loce-ro opposition; Chester. (nsw town. 10
Lpco maj; Goshen. ioto. majority-cain,
We shall have farther returns tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

Iucrase tor lail SIG, e3e 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
Export from LIST to 3lst March.
wheatFiour.

GRAIS-No.hlng IS doing in Wheat. Corn IS offering
with freedom and Is taken By diStlers u cents,
weight, teId The sales 5000 bushels Southern
4Saisic. and 1900 bushels North River i9c
steady with sales $500 bushels 69 In the Slip and 70c
delivered Oats 3Oa32c for River and Canal Southern
are 2Ja95tc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
Aims House Expenses, showing the Ma
five Savings,

Total. $50 ~ 4s,Oss AZ
26.s50 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

70 make the hair 10 stop falling Off, cure III"
scuf dandruH IN max. light. red gray hair grow
naturally fine dark and be.nal dres. rarsh rough dy
bad hair nothing has ever been invented econoocai
beautiful inslhle and much admired ~ JoRess Hair
Restorative Even for dressing the hair it's cheaper than the
common trash called Hair Obs Pomates. &c r.r,ons who
will ISL Hny thing else Sold-pncr
3 or saus, b0's-at the Of the Amer Eagle,
81 Catm.Stfeet 123 Broadway. 10 FuOn-stIer Brook
lyn St4te-strre Boston; Ledger Building Ph!ad.l'
phia az 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
TILE DEMOCRATIC WIG YOUNG MEN

OF The City County of New-York and all those favor Of
SUSTAINING THE WING ORGANIZATION
Di,,iaa and Free [rma al Political ADaiJama,t9n.
cd AT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

ehi perup. pronounced Alsana. the ars, four let!
ters, Ale rs one syllable
The Report and resolutions were ordered TO be
nnhliehed
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-08-26
Ser lcbe nDe xpDte.
Gine rpabre Befbibte.
fTprtfPRuua.)

Ser @raf .. Serrano tpobnte in ber
SraBe 8arennes uno beiab bort zines
ber fb6nffen S6tels ber Sorftabt Saint=
@ermain. Inter Napoleon ipar ct nod
elm einfa6er Requetenmeifer uno pers
oanfte fpdter oas @pblwollea bes re9ie=
renben Serrn fotpobl Dem Namen, ben er
tru9, als AUDI leinem ei9nen, ree(len Ser=
oienife unter ber &efauration bate fb
fein politilbes Gldd fbnea une betrd6ts
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-08-26
rrp 2lllep, . + m 9Strtbsbaus Sofe se9eniiber.
9iemstao Sem 26. a(memit, 1915.
Sabro. 6, ea,,e St,tnn. 512.


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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

A "ROUSER." EasBOn's Age has given cur
rency to story which may be seen in any Polk print,
that tho expenses of the State Government Of Yer
mont are somo 20, 900 more than those Of ~ IInmp.
shire. Now the reverse orlhis is nenror lho truth
The Legislature of ~ H. the Governor, and most Of
tho officers Of State pnid nearly 25 PER CENT.
higher in N, Hampshire than in Vermont. and il is
proverbia that tho Legislature of N. II. sits many
days in the course of four years than does
But the story answers very well for the Age and the
editor is greener than take him 10 be irhe believes
it himsor,-and we presume, no one suspects HIN Of
believing it.
The baro difference in the daily expense Of the
House of Representatives Of the two States while in
session is $685. that orho N. II. being this amount
more than that Of Vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01
NEXT TUESDAY
Let VcrSonl prove to the world that she is still the
Switzerland of America"
Let thirty thousand FREENlEN declare on that day,
Vermont is Free !

THE EXECUTGoN or CARTER AND PARKE.-
These young men, who found guilty ofihe muir
der of whole family in May, Is43, viz, John u.
Pnrie, his sister, Mrs. Castner, her husband John
CuStner, and IA child, two years old, underwent the
penalty of death, at Belydere, n. ]. Aug. 81. An
immense crowd orspecotors assembled, sup
posed 20 number ten or twelve thousand. They pro-
tested their innocence to the last.
The Norfolk bacon says, it is rumored that orders
have been sent by express vessels, 10 the Alsdit-
crranean Squadron, (Which is the nearest) TO
repair to the Gulf Mexico and also to other naval
stations, announcing an expected declaration Of war,
by Mexico, against The United States.
MIR lie Baron, Of Mobile, has given notice that his
services, Consul 'lor Mexico, have ceased lie
viii no longer, Gas American citizen" continue
to discharge the duties Of an appointment for Mexico
FIRE. The large baggln; factory, ropewnlk, SC
fhe Hon. Henry Clay, were entirely consumed by
fire, together with fifty tons Of hemp, and Il small a
mount ofmanuCic,ured articles the morning Of the
7Ih The loss is stated to be from seven 10 eight
thousand dolms-fve thousand Of which, are
glad learn. covered by insurance, in tho Lex
ing,on aud .E'na offices. The FIRE supposed to
be the work of an incendnry.
RAILROADS. The Portsmouth Mercury says GOO
mouth road aud that the work will undoubtedly pro.
cecd the survey to commence last week.
Central RAILROAD. The engineers under
the direction of Mr.. FELTON, divided into eight
companies, and are engaged in the examination Of
all suggested variations from the surveyed line, SC
preparatory to the location Of the road
CHESHIRE RAILROAD. The Directors adyor-
tise the first division Of the road, namely, Keene,
as ready for contract and invite proposals to Sepem-
her 10.
Coon ADVICE. An exchange paper says, "when
a man s too poor 20 keep take newspaper,
he should not keep more than three or four dogs or
five or six cats "
CooL. The editor ola Buckeye paper has been
threatened with hogging. lie very quietly nSau-
that he may lie found up stairs, and that "but
forty feet the bottom
PEpEsTRIANIsM-Th extraordinary feat Of run
ming 10 miles in 54l minutes, has been performed in
England by youth not quite 20 years Of age, npmed
Frost, but better known as the "Sutlok Champion"
SHoEs.-lIaverhl (NIass) sends out annually
one million one hundrei and siIiy thousand pairs,
the Gust of which would be between six and
hundred thousand dollars The amount paid for
uiacturng them Is from two hundred to two hundred
aud fifty thousand dollars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

DREADFUL AFFAIR. A Washington cores
pondent of the New York Herald writes follows
respecting trngca affair in That city;
William Kendall (son OF Amos Kendnll) Rufus
Elliott, "a brother in-aw OF Mr. John C. Rives, late
of the Globe irm,) and Josiah Bailey, Ga printer in
this city } intmaes and friends for some time past,
met at tent pin oIey yesterday, and after playing
some time, young Elliot; left somewhat displeased at
having been cavoerly superseded the board
The three young men (ror neither believe, is o.
yer twenty two years of nge) met again at the
alley this afternoon prior to which, however, al
,ercation occurred between Elliott and Bailey in
apolhecarys store, opposite Fuler,s Hotel, the
avenue, in which alteration Bailey struck Elliott and
dscolored his eye. At the ten pin alley, in the I'M
mediate neghborhood, the quarrel was re-ogitated
and further aggravated between Bailey and Kendall,
on the part, and Elliott on the other; but without
coming to losties, Elliott retired, went to his lodg-
ngs, and procured a six bnrrelled revolving pistol,
with which, fully charged he came down upon the
avenue and encounterng Bailey and Kendall, near
Fuller's Hotel, angry words were interchnnged
when Kendall with stick, advanced upon Elliott who
imm Gdatey drew forth his pistol fred and shot his
antagonist through the breast, killing him almost i'm.
medately.
Bailey then advanced upon Elliot, when the latter
discharged two barrels AT his second adversary, the
second discharge shattering his right at the elbow
to such degree, as it is feared anputaon will DO
unavoidable. Elliott, with his pistols held in terrorum
before him, then advanced TO the hotel he passed
through the backyard making his way across into f.
street, entering hack, he temporarily made his es-
cape
At about ten O'Clock this evening, Young Elliott
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01
Real Ecstadc GOT sale al II Esnr-
gain.
VHNHE subscriber wishing to so West, offers for
IL sale the well known
TIA ERN s II A n ID,


situated at ST. Johnsbury Plain, Vt. Said stand
is too well known TO admit OF any recommendation,
or even one word in it's favor Said stand will he
sold cheap and liberal credit given, For further
particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the premises
The subscriber offers for sale fist rate F.7R.H
under good improvement, situated Mt Lunenburgh,
VT. in pleasant village.
Said Farm consists of about so acres, all under
good Improvement and well fenced with WALL with
good buildings thereon.
Aso-a right in common for wood lot, With
bout 35 acres cleared. I..t
He also offers other farm in said Lunenbursh,
situated about miles from the village, consisting 81
100 acres of excellent land, with convenient buish-
ines thereon
Also 100 Of wild land situated in said isu-
ncuburgh, about one mile from said last meDtinned
farm, well calculated for farm.
For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber
at St. John bury, it respects the farms, of Levi
A. MuonE, on the premises, or j. w. HAnrsHoRN,
or GEo w GATES, of Lunonhurgh.
GEO. f. HOLMES
st. Johusbury, June &c, 1915. 4l3f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

'-rH OF THE PORE. Letters from Rome
wv a' present the health of his holiness the
'UCn as 10 cause great alarm. lie suffers
WI cancer in the nose, with which he has
We time afflicted. The disease has been lat
''"hat checked, but within the last few days
acquired fresh vruence. Mauro Capolli
NI' appointed cardinal in 1S25,w raised
'''"''c chair on Feb. 2, 1881. He was born
'"O Is consequently nearly so years of age.
lParis Paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

The MaysvilIe. Eagle of Wednesday, goth ut says
the Hon. HENRY CLAY passed through that city on
his way to the Fauquer White Sulphur Springs Of
Virginia, for the benefit of his health.
CoNcoRp AND LEBANON RAILROAD. Mr. J.
Adams is Chief Engineer of this road, ond Mr. Ons-
low Stearns, Superintendent Contracts. The whole
engineer force engaged in preparations for the final
location of tho road through the whole distance,
which the Concord Statesman says is to be put under
contract Mt tho earliest possible period
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01
N d tic

TENHE subscriber under necessity Of having all his
n demnnds,pro and con. settled. And re takes this
method to say, (nnd he he says) to all per-
sons indebted to him, by note account, that they
can have opportunity to settle with him and make
payment nj his dwelling house at McIndoe's Falls.
until the ls Of October next after which time they
will positively have to settle with his Agent at a.
Underwood's Office at Wells River Village.
JOHN McNAB.
McIndou's Falls, Aug. 20, ls45. 422w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

was apprehended at the house Of Mr. Parker, on d.
street distant from Colenan's Hotel. couple of
Justices orhe Peace were called in, and after an OK
animation before them, tho prisoner committed
ill the morning, when he will be examined to
his udmssibiy to buiI.-Bostoa Daily Mail
Elliott has since been examined and sent 10 Jail to
await his trial
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

And much Of said lands will be sold at public
ton at the dwelling house of John r. Pike, in said
Victory, on the first Thursday Of October next, at
O'Clock, in tho afternoon shall be requisite TO dis
charge said taxes with cost, unless previously paid.
422w21 JAMES u HILL, First Constable /,
Dated at Victory, this 25h day Of AUGUST, 1916.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01
Fire! Fire!

FENHE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insur-
a. ance Company are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing assessments have been made by the Directors
on all in force the days following, towit:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

RAIL ROAD. We continue to hear good tidngs
respecting the prospects of a road passing through
our section Of the State from Connecticut River TO
stausead. The matter ia now narrowed down to
Ms point it will become "fxed fact' that the road
will be built the people interested in its
construction will subscribe for reasonable share Of
he stock and that in amour to not moro than one
fourth of the sum necessary to complete tho enter
mise This is all that is asked of the people Of the
country and if they desire the road they know how
wget it,
Measures are in contemplation we understand, for
bringing the subject in all its bearings directly before
The people, for them to say what they will or will not
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

,rT9The Albany Argus of May II, 1914, talked
a, follows of annexation and probable war as the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01

DREADFUL ACCIDENT, AND Loss o. LIFE =
A deplOrabe accident occurred yesterday afternoon,
\ the Railroad crossing, corner Of Broadway and
|o0C streets, as the western train was passing down
he circumstances are as follows; Geo. Wilson, of
Ohoes village, keeper Of livery stable at that place.
lH driving up Broadway with his carriage, hack,
irNlaining Mr. Jacob Anthony, keeper Of the Cohoes
4 Ne, his wife, Mr. Lyman, Of Rochester, and his
q ie and child. When near the Railroad crossing,
h d. as we learn, after the alarm had been rung, he
lowed disposition to drive across. The man eta
med there, to keep people and vehicles of, and TO
Hs'p The crossing, raised his broom, and by every
NIure in his power to make warned Wilson to stop.
n dozen other persons shouted TO him TO stop,
NJ y strange to say, he drove up.-The catastrophe
\. terrible. The carriage was struck nearly in the
Eue OI the side, by the locomotive, and instantly
Y '"nover. Mr. Nnlhony seeing the danger, jump
out an instant before the collision, and saved him
Mrs Anthony in attempting to do so fell across
n Track. The enuioe tanI"- ~ ''a. four
arl.. body .s- 'ering
'..- ...sfra.fs a.a.aa. saw
TX .-..-y-s. .ne carriage, half shattered
s'o'' was showed along in front Of the locomotive
NV 'Ory rods before the cars were stopped. MIR
KIN al was then found between the engine and the
e. not killed, but severely bruised and gashed
We head, and also bruised in the breast. Mrs.
91 IN and the child escaped unhurt!
"'hony, was taken into the house.of Mr. ST.
l5' VI broadway, where she was laid out, and
,NS "e coronel's inquest was held, which resulted
'u'c' oil censure upon no one! Mr. Lyman was
< "'ed In there, and his wounds were dressed
auackenbush and Hall. One of the horses
"'u-'he other not hurt. The blame of this
'"On rests upon Wilson. the driver. The cars
''eedlng at their usual rate, and every warn
gwen him to keep back.--aibany CihSen,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01
BOSTON MARKET-Aug. ~.

BOSTON MARKET-Aug ~.
BUTTER. s Is per 10.
CHEESE, now mik-75 Il 8 do do
FLOUR. Howard st. / IS a 81, Western canal
I 90 a D 25
WOOL--A steady demand continues to be expert
cnccd for fleece and pulled, and we make but little
change upon previous quotations,
Saxony ileeces, IS 10
American Full blood, 35 II 81
] blood, 81 n 33
Common 1 blood % 80
Lambs, LIST quality, 80 80