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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24
THE TENNESSEE REGIMENTS.

Tho Jonesborough (Tenn.) Wing has the
following statements respecting the two reg
iments of Tennessee volunteers who went
through years service in McXico:-
Col. WIN. r. Campbell's first regiment of
Tennessee volunteers numbered one thous-
and brave men on their march to Mexico
Only three hundred and fifty, rank and file,
orthis gallant regiment, returned with their
Colonel to their homes.
Col VIM. 7. lIaskelps second regiment of
Tennessee volunteers numbered l,040 on
their march to Mexico. Only 800 of those
gallant men, rank s. file, returned with Col.
Haskell to their homes and fi'ends-their
wives and children-thoir fathers, mothers,
brothers, and other relatives and friends.
The rest of them-thirteen hundred and
.hirty-sickness and bullets, disease, and SHOT
md swords, have consigned to an early grave
in foreign land, far from their native homes,
without collins and winding sheets, or head
stones, to tell who they are or achere they
are.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

WELL FED. The bill against the State of
N. Hampshire for the dinner given to the
President at Gass, when he visited Concord,
amounted to about $1,000!
Among the items named is a list of Eve
sorts ofcostly wines. Many of the eaters and
drinkers on this occasion were persons who
followed the President round to get up cheers
for him, and officers under him, we'll paid from
the peoples Treasury. Such costly displays
at the peoples expense show the shallowness
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24
TRANSFER OF RAIL BROAD STOCK

Occasional enquiries having been made as
to the form of transfers of Rail Road Stock,
we would remark that it is usually done by
a power Of attorney, unless the seller is in
a situation to go in person and make the trans.
fer on the Treasurers books.
a. sells to b. five shares. lie makes a pow
cr of attorney to Il third person, who will be
going 10 Boston, or who resides in Boston,
where the Treasurer resides, and who will 90
to the Treasurer : books, and in the name of
A. transfer said stock to b. The Treasurer
then issues his certificate of the stock to B.
The name of the attorney may be left blank,
and b. can insert whom he pleascs for the at
torncy; but no transfer of stock can be made
till all the assessments which are due shall
have been paid. The form of the power of at
torney may be as follows.
hHOm all men By these presents, that /, A,
b. Of ----, for value received, do
hereby make, constitute and appoint, irrcvo-
cably, ------t to be my true and
lawful attorney, for me and in my name and
on my behalf, TO sell, assign and transfer unto
any person persons whatsocvc shares nov
standing in my name in the capital or jontstock
of the G.. D. Z. II. r. Co. And the said uttor-
ney is hereby fully empowered to make and
pass all necessary acts for said transfer and
assignment.
Witness my hand and seal this - day
OF ---------------, lS4|.
4 o,l 4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24
Watertown, NY, Oct. 90 lS4I.

Watertown, N. Y, Oct. 90 1S4l.
DIR. ID. Jayne-Dear Sir-Your Hair Tonic
IS an excellent article. Many respectable per-
sons also offer their certificates in favor of
vour Expectorant. belive your medicines
are the best preparations that have ever been
offered to the public, for the relief of the af-
.lictad, and for the cure Of the disease foT
which they were intended.
ApRIAL Ely
The following is from a physician and n
much respected clergyman of the Methodist
society, dated Modest Town, Va, August 81,
l6l0.
DIR. Jayne-Dear SRI have been using
your Expectorant extensively in my practice
for the last three years, and for all attacks of
Colds, Coughs, inflammation of the lungs, Con-
sumption, Asthma, Pains and Weakness of the
2 east, it is decidedly the best medicine have
ever tried. r. w WILLIAMS, M. d.
nP.4sthnHa cured by DR.. Jayne's Enpeeto-
rant.-Miss MARY CAMPBELL, of New Haven
Fayette county, has been cured of Asthma, of
More than eighteen years continuance by the
use of DIR Jayne's Expectorant;she commence
ID taking the medicine last summer, and after
asng eleven bottles, was entirely rid of this
distressing disease. We are assured of this
cure by a lady of undoubted veracity, and re-
gnested to make it public for the benefit of 9TH
grs.--JNOU8t Pleasant pa Register.
JGgac's ErpestOrant.-We esteem it n plea
sure to be able to recommend this medicine as
thn best calculated for the purpose of curing
4oaghs, colds, sore throat, asthma, and all af-
.eotions of the lungs. From long personal
acguah> e-n "a with DIR. Jayne, we know that
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24
Who'll be n slave ,

QJWe understand that the third INSTALL
mcnt upon the stock of the G. Il p. r. r. Co.
is being paid with commcndable promPtness,
and that the grading and masonry of the White
River ard Wells River divisions are in a
good degree of progress. We trust the Di-
rcctors will spare no efforts for putting the
work rapidly forward, and hope before the
close of another season to see the cars tray
crsing this portion of the Road.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24
EXTRACT OF A LETTER,

NEW DIRK, July II, TS4I,
perceive that you have made your nomi-
nations for state officers, as well as the locos
theirs, and suppose there is 10 chance for a
failure on the part of the wings, unless Dill
bingham has, by his late course in Congress,
gained new foothold in the affections of the
people. What that course has been l hope
will be fully set forth and held up by the wing
prints dose to his constituents, and as a
warning to him in future against going il
blind for party. l take it for granted that he
is their strongest man, and that they are de-
termined to push him to the utmost"
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he Is no quack, aud his medicines are not NOS
r"ms Of the modern cry up, but are the result
Of his long experience MS II practising physi-
clan, and the expense ofgreRt labor Hartford
(COna.) DdHy Rcrielc.
AGENTs,-J, G. Bingham, st, Johnsbury
Plain; Jos G, Fuller, DOnvilej Kttrcdge d
Colby, Lyndon;J, Jewett ~ Co, BNrnet Strong
Il Jcwett, Barton; J, X, lIutchins, Bath; East.
man, Triton d Co., Littlcton, N. H., II, 81 ID,
C. Joslyn, Lancdstcr;T. c. Butler, Derby Line,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

mny be supplied with foreign iabrick, has
prevented The erection of new factories, ana
caused the suspension of operations in some
of the old ones. There will, therefore, be n
sufficient supply of Wool, and we think It I'M
likely that manufacturers will continue to pay
prices much exceeding those Obtained lust
SenSOD,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

DROwNED, in the Connecticut Rive,
Guildhall, July 9, SoLoN, son of Mr. Zon "
niah Washburn, aged years and G mon rr,
Scion was remarkably interesting and con.
ageous boy, unlike the mass Of chiIdrcn ",
ever seemed to think that he could do wbo,,.
err he saw others do. Hence, he often oyn,,
cd himself to great danger Admirino a.,
energy ofcharacter, and yet fearing fin, 4,
might bring him to sudden end, his noro,,
We're constantly warning him of donoo,
The very morning Of his sudden dco,b 1.
was warned against the danger Of goinn =,
the water. Not regarding the caution r,,.
him, during the intermission of the scboo, l.
left two little brothers in the care of n yo,.
sister, saying, am going to the Rive, Jrn
he back in few minutes. lie Wen, ,,,
two other boys, younger than himself, ana
either in attempting 10 swim the river. Or +,
swim, (which he was little accustomed,
do,) he became frightened, or strangled, ana
as no one being near, who could aid him
he sunk to rise no more. This should bc,
solemn warning to all little boys to keep ava
from the water. Com.
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ngo, and there he must lie.

| ago, aud there he must lie.
Although have not been over Gen s..
line OF operations, yet it is clear that he c p"
not sustain himself from his want of mc w,
lie may take the city ofMeXico, but L ,'', on,
not sustain himself thcre-take he lnoy ' g
it is impossible for him to keep it. FoSy ~ VI
tn Annn, although he was stoned WHOM "p j.
went to the city of MeXico, from some c.,l
has gained new strength, (some have tho o"u,
llat it arose from Gen. Scott's procIamo,iss.
aud he will soon have an army suficicn,' i,
cope with Gen. Scott" Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

ANoTmER TrcKET. We were absent n.
9th of July, but since our return we hn
learned that Native American Conyen,u
was holden at Danville on that day, at which
REUBEN G. BENTON, Esq, Of Lunenbm.
was nominated for Governor, d. p. Tno,
son, of Montpelier, 1t. Governor, and Jude
NYE, of Trasburgh, for Treasurer. We haze
not seen any ofthe proceedings of the Con.
vention, nor have we heard whether the nom.
inces accept or decline the profiered iayoro.
the Convention.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

The following elections, by whole States or
to fill vacancies, are yet to be made The re-
suit ID an estimate, believed to be as adverse
to the Wings MS the circumstances will war
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

of the patent democracy of the Polk gentry
Foremost in the train of the Presidents fol-
lowers was Henry Hubbard, an active nsti-
gator and advocate of the old Hartford Conven-
tion-other old iedcralists of less note helped
to swell this company of modern democrats !
Is not the Polk party the true democratic par
ty Go where you will, whore the leaders of
the party congregate and you witness Il sim
liar democratic exhibition.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

To Locorocos. win you take the pains To
read the letter of Mr. Wood ofAlbany, under
the head of RiUcr anil HarbOr CoacoatiOR
Let it be remembered that it comes from a
prominent locofoco of the last Congress-
When Vermont wing talks as docs Mr..
Wood, some little custom house puppy or prin-
ter, fed by the author of the war, will cry out
say of the war
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

VIA letter from person attached to the
Massachusetts Regiment, dated at Ccrravo,
June II, says Gen. Taylor has but $500 men
under his command.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-24

L.S.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-30
SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daughter OF Mr. Hiram Booth, rr-diag IN wIiam,burrb
l. vas aed win Spaal Affection srs eomuR
most h-pss from its chcts The disease considered be
yond eurr by physlean. As Gavane Belt and
Ptlser month. from I'M.
Of the articles her own physicians
-, he lady has since been married and
qu.ie hee rum all symptoms of bel former compa int
livery column In hi. might Mil t-stimo
mas In al Nervous complains, chronic or
they may be- the efficacy " D ChIes genuine Gayars al
eler - truly Wun.rEiu $50
" Only agents tot Richmond,
DUvAL & PURCELL, Druggists If7 Main ST,
FOR 'ae in Wyt'evlle, only by WV. II. srILLER
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ROUGH AND READY HOTEL

WY TIL UO UT'tIIbu tHIH uHY' at I I o CIOCk, A.
W., when Free Snack given between the hour Of
III and O'Clock. Conner OF Main and 18Th streets.
HUGH RAINE, Praprctor.
w. JEssUF, superinte ndent
RICHMOND March IL IsG7-d
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NOTICE.

We have this day formed n conneIon in business, a
racd advertisement and st that the arrangement
have made will for the the OF our %
nor's friends and the public generally wM ANDERSON. Jr,
F-b'y tsi. lSi7.-tI JAS TRICE
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Ritbmor,o Dailp mbis.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT W. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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DOGGET 4 ANDERSON,

MD tPIsoLSTERERS,N No. q q, GOVERNOR ST..
- AVE Just received a large and beautiful as
soTmeut Of French ant American Paper Border
freeercsns Venetian and Window
Shades Plain and CoOured Mating many Other aes An
our ne OF business which with great care 10
suit the taste % this community. We Tsspctly solicit call from
our friends and the public scpsray disposed To sen on
reasonable city We are always pre
pared 10 attend 10 wort line punetuahty the
s'rtstest desire 10 give satisfaction az 9O-d7n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-30

ROOMS TO RENT.-The subscriber offers
for rent nom the iss July the occupies over
ms store They good order-hoe
suitable fos professional upper
ioftaeie sleeping rooms having a hath o
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NOTICE OF BOOKS
RECEIVED AT 81 MAIN STREET
BY DRINkER Il MORRIS,
hookscliers, StntiOners, and Dealers i'm
Ff.lnO EOrnas

fislnO FOrtes, Music, &c.
VIE LREOf GEN TAYLOR with unlerous il,,tv. an.r
\ doies aud Embellishments, soc
No Greatest Plague Life or Tn. Adv,n,p,., o ,tv -
sesseh Of = good servant; ' "
Keeping up Appearances Tor the Rich and Puor by
7 $ Arthur 27e - '' -
No Dombey Son; &c
Inc Beautiful Widow, Novel by t 5 Arthsr, CSC
Inc MrrA Springs Of Virginia Mapa together with n
d2e ' - ~ O'
e and Correspondence Of Joseph Secretary Of
Washington at Camhndge Adutant
Army, &C BY his Grand son, WIN p Reed vols syo $50
Ranking Abslraet Of the Medical Sciences including
iStj-46: $50
The Life OF Wesley and Rise Progress. Methodsm b.
souheyL L. edited by Chas southey A. I'd American ed
ton. by Rev Curry. AN; -
Orators Age-eomprsnr portra critical and
cal, by G FTancIs, Eco; SOC
The Correspondence OF the Hon mith T.
d. formerly Governor Of Connecticut; 81
The Lawyers Daughter. by Adm, ID ~ &c
leo Hour and the Manan historical romance by Harret Mar
ineau soc
Dr. odeOet' Receipts Book, for The preservation Of
health csc - F" "
A year in Spain. by Mackenzie 7Se
Speculation, novel, by Miss Pardoe: soc
Memoirs Of RarOA CuyiGr. by Mrs z Lee: CSC
w II Edwards 81 " '''V
NUS side aud Border Sketches legends OF the Chcvo n
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No Ptctor o.
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"a detail Of the eases alluded to here follows.
HIP COMPLAINT.

rms disease Is Of frequent aud
sunae In med zeal Practice The effect OF Galvans relief
sIrrIIu, nI.rf.I
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CLARRT WINES.

4 HAVE now on hand, 100 boxes CLARETS,
comprising general fiom low priced article
n the beet braads imported In this county which OFT
flr moientc prices Persons who prefer buying Crots
casks will end their order
Arrn New YORK excellent judge ~ these Wines very
careful In s selections and buys them only from 6 hand
Ny stock q genuine imported Liquors md Wins com
pirtc NJ we'll stock Of Havana scrar and
mend aree eosio The notice Of my ficnds and le public.
"a. CRAM,
ap30 No 9. Exchange Block Richmond Va
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-10
Cotton Sail Duck and Twine.

THE undersigned is now receiving on consignment
/ from the manufacturers full assortment OF
Cotton Sail Duck and Irvine
of very superior quality, to which he invites the at
tention of Ship Owners, Sail Makers and Dealers,
who will find his prices such to make it to their
advantage to call his Store and exance before pup
chasing elsewhere. NJ. FIELD FOWLER,
Nos. Is & Is India Wharf, Boston.
l3Svd2S2w50
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New Carriage Mandatory,

THE subscribers would give notice that they nave
taken the building at the head of Taman's wharf,
on Front Street, who're they intend to carry on the
business of anufacturing and repairing in the above
line. All work entrusted to them will be execute
reasonable terms. OLDS q PATTERSON.
Bath, Nov |, l647. 5m-3
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New Goods.

III e. PALMER, has just received fresh az
IL. sortment of COTTO.N, WOOLEN 4 SILK
GOODS,for Ladies' and Gentemen's Dresses, Cloaks,
&C.. also prime lot of Live Geese Feathers, and an
assortment Of paper hangings.
He has Pressed Hay of first quality for sale in large
o. small quantities, for cash.
Bath, Nov3. dl-w2
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Notice.

NUtICCs
THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
l. firm name of SAWYER & SEwvLL. as Connseh"rs
and Attorneys at Law, is hereby by mutual consent
dissolved. Said Sawyer is to settle up SAID hrm,s
business, and pay all debts owing by said hrm. All
debts due said firm. by note, account, or Otherwise
are to be mid t. said SAWYER who is hereby fully
thorze receive or collect the same, and To use the
name OF said finn in the settlement of said business.
b. SAWYER.
Bath, Nov. 9th, l847.
N. B. All persons having claims against the late firm
of SAWYER Il Sewa or the subscriber, requr ted
present The same for payment. Persons indebted to
either are respectfully requested to call and settle with
the undersigned, at the Office of Sawyer & Gilbert.
Bath, Nov. 6, ls47. 6wd5w4 b. F. SAWYER.
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COrdage Agency.

VNHEsubscrbers agentsfor the Plymouth Cordaee
i Company willfurnish at shol fnotice, Tarredand
Manila Cordage, including Bolt Rope and Worm
aine, the Gang, orretai and also Rafting Rigging
II the lowest Boston Price.
The above Cordageis Manufactured by Days Pa
tent Mac hinery, hch spins the whole length ofthe
6breo he hemp and is superorto any now inoper.
alton. '
MAGOUN& CLAP.
Feb. ! . $40. 10.
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Notice..

Notice.
A N Old Topsham Gundelow was picked up on Mon
n day the 25th of October, l849, at Days Ferry ESQ
saed\in Woolwich. Said Gundelow is from 70 to
IS feet long. The owner or owners of said Gunde
low requested to call and prove property, pay
charges nd take her away. GEO. w. EATON.
WOolWich, Oct 80, I847. 3w2
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ASTOUNDING PoLfcE DEvKLoPEMENrs-INEFPI
cIENcY OF THE SYsTEM-INcREAsE OF CRIMg.-
The increase of crime in New York, the ineffi-
cheney of the police system, and the total want
of management in the details, in some quarter
seem to increase and rival each other in noun
tain magnitude. There is a weekly journal pub.
lished in this city called the National Police Ga
sefte, which is the organ of the Mayor and po-
lice department, and treats on subjects of the
police, in this and other cities, with great deal
of talent and industry 1t may be called the pc
cular organ Of the police, devoted to the subject,
and troubling itself with little else. Its state
ments may, therefore, be relied upon and be-
lieved, in the same way as we believe the
Lords Prayer and the Apostles creed.
In order to show, therefore, the astounding
increase of crime in this city, as well as the in
creasing inefciency of the police, under its pre-
sent system of management, we give the follow
ing from the columns of that journal
REroRr OF THE CHEF PoLIcE-We have received
copy of the recent report Of the Chief OF
Police printed by order Of the Common Council, and
give below thetbe Of arrests made by the force for
the period of the six months We have set by tho
side of this table, the total Of the arrests made during
the previous six months classified regularly under tho
between the morals OF the first and second divisions Of
the year Of Lord embraced therein will be seen
at glance that the table Of the last six months out
weighs its statistical brother Of the half before BY
aggregate Of 80 per cent Between these DIFF
ferences great question les and hereby call upon
all philosophers learned In mill stones expound to us
the wherefore or at least to tell US whether the
naughty to be laid at tho door Of descending
morals accredited to the superior and VI
GLANCE Of the force
REPORT OF PERSONS ApPREsENpEp BY THE POLICE FORCE