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LIBERTY POINT HOTEL.
N. c.

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.
TTNHE Subscriber having leased the House formerly
known the Jackson Hotel and more recently as
the Oregon HOTEL in the town of Fayetteville gives
ce the public in general that it is open for the
accommodation of borders and travellers. His table will
he supplied with the best fare which market affords
and his bar with the choice iquors-in short
every exeron will be made render his patrons comfor
table, Particular attention will be paid to horses of those
who may favor him with CALL From his determination
oplease ALL if he can, he hopes to gain well merit
a share of public patronage. THOS. H. MASSEY.
February 10, lS4S. 695-3m
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.a uNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
GORGEOUS DISPLAY OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNhS'
AT THE LADIES SALOON,
MAIN STREET,
~6~ DEAD w TTER,S cry HOTEL.

! /.
IL NEAR WALTERS CITY HOTEL,
NORFOLK VA.
u1HE GREAT attraction offered buyers at the Ladie
Saloon in the splendid, large assortment OF NE w
SPRING GOODS for Is4e, have opened large pros
pcct for business this year.
The principal attractions the superior quality OF the
goods offered for sae and article shall be nisrepre-
sented Farmers Country Merchants and other persons
in the city may rely on getting the very pest
Our assortment of Ladies' Cater Boots, and the Pa
tent Boots are the handsomest goods this year
we have ever had.
Ladies' Morocco Slippers and Buskins,
Ladies' Soft English Kid Slippers,
Ladies' White Satin Kid Slippers,
Misses Fancy Cater Boots,
Misses Fancy Morocco Slippers,
Misses School Shoes-frst rate,
Chdrens Fancy Cater Boots,
Childrens and Misses Red Morocco Polka Boots
with patent leather tips,
ChIIdrens fancy colored Morocco Boots,
Children's Goat Skin Boots.
Bows and Children's Long-legged Boots-W1th high
heeIs-of beautiful quality,
Gentlemens Dress Boots-the best and handsomest IN
Norfolk
Gentlemens black and colored Gaiters-the Pretiest
YOU ever saw any where,
Gentlemens business Boots Of 3 or qualities, made
light and neat of Calfskin Morocco and Seal-skin,
and warranted first rate at So so to SO pair
GentleEnens Patent Congress Boots and Shoes OF the
best quality,
Gentemens Pump Boots for dancing, of superb quail
ty, at SO pair.
Gentlemen's Napoleon Half fBoots-a new style OF
Summer Bootees for Gentlemen, and very neat
LADIES' AND GENTLENENs TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
Made expressly to the wants of each and as we have
very great variety, Ladies and Gentlemen are respect
fully invited look at them before buying elsewhere
as know that they will be better suited and better
pleased with the shape and construction ct the Trunk
inside with the quality of the articles and with the
price also.
LADIES' CARPET BAGS AND sATCHELs
OF beautiful colors and patterns.
Gentemen's Ashland Valises, OF new construction
something
Genuine English sole leather Trunks, warranted to
last and look well so long as you may live.
Door Mats, in great variety.
All of which, together with great many other kinds
of Boots and Shoes that cannot be mentioned In one ad
vertisement, will be sold very cheap and upon the mos
favorable The is very large consisting
of about tcelre hundred Cases of Boots and Shoes,
Brogans of every kind suitable to the country trade and
city wear.
MERCHANTS
Are particularly invited to call and look at assort
mcnt, and Boots and Shoes cheaper nOac, will
supply them at less prices than formerly.
Wholesale Warehouse, UP STAIRS.
Ladies and Gentlemen living at distance can be supp
ed with any of the above fashionable goods by sending
their orders to the Ladies' Saloon.
The Ladies' Saloon is Main street, Walters
City Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
w. H. ADDINGTON.
Norfolk, March 90, ls4e. TOO
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
| ..-.. April IT, l84S
CEALED proposals will be received, under the act 4
- 31st March last until 8, p. m, Saturday, the h
of June, 1S4S, for sixteen millions Of dollars Of UnM
States stock, reimbursable twenty years from and ad
the lst day of July, 1885, bearing six per cent neT
per annum, payable semiannuay, the first of JHu
ry and July of each year. No bid will be received b.
low par; will any bid be considered unless pal
cent. thereof is deposited in some depository of the Uni
ted States at before the date fixed for opening the
posals. The bids, in all cases. must be unconditOnL
and without any reference to the bids of Others M
should state distinctly the premium offered. The prop"
sails should be sealed, and endorsed Proposals for loan
of lS4S and addressed to the Secretary of the Ires
ry, Washington City, d. G. The sums which may h
accepted will be required be paid the depoatag
the United States nearest the places of residence 1.-THE
persons respectively whose offers may be successful but
the amount of the accepted bids from bidders not residing
In the United States, must be deposited with the aE
tant treasurers at New York, Boston, Philadelpha,
New Orleans
To give an opportunity to all perons to participate
the investment of funds in this stock bids will be Teca
ed for the lowest denomination of certificates auhOnDa
by law-being for fifty dollars-as well as for hgha
sums.
All certificates under one thousand dollars will be t
ferabe the books of the treasury; but all cOrfo
for that and upwards will be transferable on The
books of the treasury by delivery with coupons attach
ed, the option of the bidder To avoid expense con-
coupons attached will be for the sum of thouHH
dollars.
The successful bidders will be required to depOsi @
amount awarded in five equal insalmens in each oil @
months of July August September, October, and NOn
Der of the present year, except for not excee
twenty thousand dollars, where the bidder may be d
rous of making immediate payment, in which case % %
whole amount may be at once deposited. The stock Vu
bear interest in all from the date of depOsite
The bids will be opened at the Treasury DePatnsa
at 8, p. m, Saturday, the 18th of June, lS4S
presence of all persons who may desire to attend D
under provision introduced into the act of 3lst M
last bidder will be permitted to withdraw his bid
all bids not accepted the amount deposited in adVa
will be Immediately returned. The whole premium "
the amount awarded must be deposited as part OIL !"
first payment required in July next.
r. ]. WALKER
Secretary of the Treasury,
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. fls
delpha, Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans anu
all other States the papers selected to print the laws
United States authorized to publish this ad'efu'
ment.
April le, 1s4s. 7OS-%
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

Near Henderson, Granville CO., North Carolina.
IINHE Valuable Tract of Land which George G..
Il Eaton, lately resided, within mile of Henderson,
The Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road, containing ovei
1850 Acres, Large and COmmodious Dwelling
House, Ice House and necessary outhouses Barns and
every fixture usual Tobacco Farm. This Land is
first rate-one half in original growth the location re-
markable for health and good water and will be sold on
reasonable terms by the Subscriber Agent for George
Eaton who will take pleasure in showing the premises
to any person desirous to purchase.
JNO. s. EATON,
Alto for 6. G. EATON.
Granville, May 9th, 1s4s. 7O6-tf.
u The Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Intei-
gencer will insert the above six weeks in their weekly
paper and forward their account to j. s. E. Henderson,
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NEW WOKS.

II IFE Of Joseph T. Hare, the celebrated Highway
Lman, price 25 cents Rose Somervie, a Husbands
Mystery. Aunt Kitty's Tales, SO cents. The First
False Step, the Path to Crime, SO Frank Ger
non 25 cents. The Crimes of the Borigas, by Dumas,
25 cents. Jack Ariel, Life board Indaman,
25 cts. The Count of Monte Christo by Dumas. The
Dreamer and the Worker, by Douglass Jerrold. Wag-
garies and Vagaries by Mrs. E. Burton, so cts. Now
and Then so cts Jane Eyre, c5 cts.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store, by
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, May 1, 1s47. 700
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SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES.


- WE now receiving large additions to our
- Stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS DYE
STUFFS, SURGICAL INSTR UMENTS, Pa
TENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY
GLASS WARE, DC. DC.
TO which we invite the attention of Physicians Coun-
try Merchants, and others dealing in our line, being
prepared and feeling satisfied that please all who
will call and examine the prices and quality.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Raleigh March 29, 1s4s. 699-
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Runaway.

FNAKEN up and committed to the Jail in Richmond
i County, North Carolina, the 18th June, lS47, a
negro who says his is George, and belongs
Robert Wilson of Alabama. He is about % years DID,
feet inches high weighs about $50 lbs full round
face, with a crescentshaped on his upper lip.
The is hereby notified to forward and COM
ply with the law, the boy will be dealt with according
to Act of Assembly. r. T. LONG, JaiIor.
Rockingham, Jan l2, ls4s. 689-6m.
IPr. Adv. So 0O.7
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Important to Farmers.

HE subscriber having purchased from Alfred Spates
agent for w. Beach & R. ]. Gatlng, the Patentees,
the benefit of their inventions for the State of North
Carolina, he offers the Farmers of the State the ad-
vantage of Machine for sowing all kinds of Small Grain
greatly superior any thing heretofore discovered Also
Plough for the cultivation of crops; and also
most valuable simple Machine for the shelng of corn
These Machines and Plough be had by application
to the subscriber at Raleigh. Particulars explained in
hand bills.
WIN. F. COLLINS.
Raleigh, JAM S, 1s4s. 6ss-tf -
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Office Of Literary Board,

APRIL IOFO'
ATa meeting of the Board held this day. 1t was SO re
a ,,Eued That the sum of thirty Thousand Dollars
in part of the nett income OF the uno lor 'e
of Common Schools during the current year. be
or distributed among the several Counties OF the State
in proportion to their Federal Population
'A WILL: A. GRAHAM,
Prest. er oficio Literary Board.
a. Highland Messenger and NewBernlan' eacn
weeks
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WANTED.

10o ou in the Milton Cotton Factory, two or three
-. Widow women with three or four daugh-
- -,-eSrred None need apply without recommends
,;on IF GOOD character and industrious habits
The subscribers respectfully request any person VINO
nav know of any family wanting situation, to call their
s''en'iOH BARRETT NEWsoM & HOLDEN.
A,rscs.;on can be made to James D. Newsom, Esq,
Forestville Post Office, Wake County N. y.
Milton ian. 49, 1s46. IT,
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HATS.

TT is not every combination of Felt and Beaver that Is
/ worthy of being called Hat. To put thing with
out style or finish about the casket that holds the
intellect is an insult to the valuables within.
r. TUCKER, & SON have received another lot OF
those beautiful Moleskin Hats.
IO4-
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Iiferarv Notice.

r111r +o literary Societies of Randolph Macon Col
ae eae viii be publicly addressed by William R. Drink,
ard Esq of Petersburg, Virginia on the l8th 0. June
next which is the day Immediately preceding tS Anuai
N0laiiie'e'H-ei Cor Sec of F. L. Society
Boydton, Va April 12 1e4s. 7O%-td
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Tbirtv Dollars Reward.

r WILL give thirty dollars for the apprehension and
! delivery Of nv Negro TOM who has been absent
sone months Tom is about five feet six inches hgh
stout and heavy thick lips rather light complicated and
looks down when spoken tono particular marks re-
membered. ,D e,,I1r11
.:,eh 1910 7O6-f
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3ERsONs wishing passage, or the carriage OF par,
.oIs IN the above named Stage are hereby informed
that application must made to Mr. Nixon or his Agent
at the Mansion House. which is the regular stage
House. -, .,:,o .or
ot I.;th the Wilmington Road at Rocky Mount, botn
In roing North and coming South. AS heretofore II
connects with the Stage for Washington, &c
O'A1' ~ D. MCDANIEL.
Nav "a, IS4S. fuo-o"
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WarrentOn Male Academy.
I Glgnteenth Term VIII eommencs Monday,
Il the 26th Of June. Students from ditanca are er
9eested 70 be present ct the beginning IL tha Terr
terms a. heretofore. r. A. EZELL Principai
May Is, le4e. rn-I 4.
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Brushea.

b Brushes. sssa a 81
XRnE have just received q large supply of Brushes
Of almost every variety, CONSISTING in part of the
following Tooth Brushes assorted and quail
des Premium Hair Brushes, Crumbs Cloth Shoe COun-
tsz Nail and Paint Brushes, for sale low by
PEGEBD q JOHNSON.
March 30, 1e4e. roo
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Seears and Tobacco.

WE in receipt of lot of splendid segars of va
w rious brands, and two cases of very fine chewing
Tobacco to which invite the attention of those who
indulge in such luxuries. PESCUD Sc JOHNSON.
Jan. IL. oSS
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Look Here.

Look Here
UST to hand and for sale by the subscriber lot of
y Dry Goods, consisting of Lawns, Ginghams Calicoes,
Summer coating, Pants stuff, Vestngs, Brown & bleach
ed shrtngs, Virginia osnaburgs and many other articles
in the dry goods line.
Also, Moreheads cotton yarns and almost every ar-
Gle, usually kept in u Grocery Store.
Also, Hayes superior family -four, and other brands
kept constantly on hand. II. B. HAYES.
New Market Street nearly opposite the Market House.
May IS, 164S. ~ zoe
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Drusgisf's Glass Ware.

WE are now in receipt of large supply Druggists
w Glass Ware, especially for Physicians now Com
mencng the Practice of Medicine, and are prepared
to furnish them with every thing in their line at Northern
Prices WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
April 5, Ie4e. 700
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Rags Rags Rags

Rags Rags Rags.
100 000 POUNDS of clean cotton or linnen
IOO,OOO l. rags wanted; liberal price given in
On hand for sale Old Rye and Rectifed Whiskey by
the barrel or gallon. Also Gentlemen and Ladies fine
calf skin Shoes 25 per lower than the usual price
in the city, together with general assortment of Groce-
ries. JORDAN WOMBLE
4th door North side old Market street.
Raleigh, February 18th, 1s4s. 6s3
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TNHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford Conn.
Il offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise, against
loss damage by FIRE, at premiums to suit the times
This of the oldest and best Insurance COMPANIES
in the United States, and pays its losses promptly
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh or its vicinity
to be made to S.W. WHITING! Agent
And for Milton, N. c., and vicinity, to
October 20. Is47. e...s..'~.l. 4 67s-Iy,
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WI Ringham,s Select School.

THHE Fall Session will begin July 18th Glass
discharged leaves room for several good boys-no
room for bad boys Beginners in Latin greatly preferre!
Early application necessary to success
Clover Garden, Orange, N. c., ! 7O4-5wp.
Nav 90, IS4S. :
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white Wine, for Cooking.

A GOOD article, at low price. Also Cinnamon,
N Cloves Mace, Nutmegs, Alspice, Mustard, Coopers
Isingass Tor Gelatne and Sweet OIL in store and for
sale by WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.
Raleigh, Dec %, 1s47. 6s5-4t.
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A New SUDDlV

A NEW Supply of Goodyear's Patent Gum East
"A Tobacco Wallets
For sale at TURNER'S N. c. Bookstore, Raleigh
Raleigh, May IL, Is4s. 706-h
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HarrisOn's IndeIIIbIe Ink.

NOR msrking Linnen, Silk, or Gotten, with com
mon pen, with or without preparation.
For sale by H. d. TURNER.
Nav IL, lS4S. 706-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Coparnership heretofore existing under the
OF Royster & Utey, in carrying the Butchering
business was this day dissolved by mutual consent All
those indebted to the concern requested
diate payment to either of the partners.
]. D. ROYSTER,
QUINTON UTLEY. p
June l, lS4S. 7O9-3t.
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Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, &c.
DECEIVED this day from the North $50 lbs. Dried
IL Beet, Beef Tongues, and Bologne sausages
HENRY KEIM
May 81, 1s4s. 7Os-
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BUTCHERING.

BUTCHERING.
Gx1mrruN THE Undersigned respectfully informs
~V4@IM the Public that he intends continuing the
NXN sButchering Business, and hopes to receive
liberal share of patronage. The best OF
Meats to be produced in market every morning.
JAS. D. ROYSTER.
Raleigh, June 2, ls4s. 7O9-3t.
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EnvelIOpppes BreVettes.
~ OOO NJ. Buff and White Letter and Note
.OOOthis day received at Turner'S North Car
olna Bookstore.
April 4, 1e4e. = 7O2-
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A very UeS1fahIe HOUse and Lot, I'm
the City of Raleigh, for Sale.
Mrs. c. A. LEWIS, intending to move from the
lNl City of Raleigh, the House and Lot which she
resides, is offered for sale. Those wishing purchase
comfortable residence Fayetteville street, in of the
most eligible parts of the City, invited to call and
anime the premises. The terms will be accommodating,
and possession be before the st of July
small tract of LAND, containing about "a Acres well
wooded, and lying four miles West of the City, is also
offered for Sale. WIN. III. BATTLE,
RICHARD Fl. BATTLE,
Ex'rs of John w. Lewis.
Feb rs, ls4s. 696-2m.
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THE OLD BOOT AND SHOE STAND!

IuH UEU DUOE# 4A4SO DAKO1z y I'M
(nAzE1sH, Next Door TO THE POST orrIcE,) z
m OIL BURCH, & Co. have on hand, of
v =. their own make, "a better article cannot be
~made) an assortment of Boots and Shoes,
- which they offer to the public at their usu-
al prices They are at all times prepared with the best
materials wormen and the Latest Fashionsand there
fore feel confident that Establishment in the State
surpass, if equal the work made by them.
Crawford's Philadelphia Calf Skins
kept for sale.
Do. Shoe findings of all kinds.
Do Kit &c.,-the trade buy from them cheap as
in Petersburg. ..z.-.-...-. 5, s-as.1
January 10Th, ls4s. .s $50
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Nreat Work ON Surgery---A System of
VI Surgery, by NJ. Cheus, Translated from the Ger
man by John F. South in vols. This day received at
the N. G. BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, March 27, 1s4s. 700
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MUTUAL INSuRANCE COMPANY

A T the Annual Meeting of the Members " " n
IN North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company M ~
at the Office of the Secretary, January A, le4S' M
lowing persons elected Directors for the en'u
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Garden Seeds.
LARGE supply of all the varieties in general use
n received and for sale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
February 18th, 1885, 693-lOt
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FOR SALE.
- THE FARM Of the late DsMPszx BExar.
HUGH B. BRYAN.
nay ls, iS40. 7Oo-S&
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Cuperfine Family KsIonr, for sale By ySoN
- r. TUCKER & S0J SUI
May le, IeAs. 90"
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IF you wish your Boots and Shoes, or Harness polish
ed and preserved call and get canister of Oil Polish
price rs cents, and warranted to give satisfaction.
PESCUD & JOHNSON.
JAM l2. $40
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d. u. BURCH & GO.

o. L. BURCH g. co.
@ WOULD inform those who feel disposition to
patronise the labor of the deaf and dumb, in
- State Institution, in acquiring trade to support
themselves after leaving the Institution that they have
made arrangements with w. D. Cooke the Principal
give the Mutes work and instruction in the mandatory
of Shoes and hereafter orders may be left with them,
the Principal, which will be promptly attended to.
January 10Th, 1S4s. $50
w Register insert three times.
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WARRENTON FEMALE ACADEMY.

Raleigh, April IL, ls4s. 7Ol-
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May %. ls4s
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Notice..

Raleigh, May 1, ls47.
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Nov. Is, 1S47.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
II H f. C A l. e ID o Ma N.

I DREADFUL DEATH. Richard Burke, aged
80, died of delirigm tIemens, ut Brutteboro
on tire 9th mat. So geBeral has beCome the
practice Of dragging spirit by the makers OF
vendors Of il, TINT the use Of it as beverage
brings on the delirium tremens in short pc
riod, 81 cases Of this irightlul dirense IRE becom'
ing more frequent each year, The number of
hard drinkers of spiritis much less than il was
few years ago, yet deaths by deliTium tEe-
meas are more numerous, There can be no
doubt ut This day Of The poisonous nature of
n large share Of the mixtures pplmed OIL upon
people ns spirit they ure cheap and man cun
die for half price, compared with their price
few years ago, by using them, to say nothing
of the economy Of time. Taken in quantity,
sudden death, no doubt, sometimes cnsues =
in less quantity and constantly the detrium
Of death approaches more slowly mud ,ns in the
case alluded TO above, man can take tito the
age of 50 before he is finished Older men
than ourselves tell MS il was not so in former
dnys-men then could drink daily and live to u
decently old age. There has been change.
We recommend 10 every body that loves spirit
well enough TO drink it TO inquire into the
matter, and Of somebody who 10 not interested
in the profits OF making vending drugged
liquors. or do that which is safer, neither taste,
tou: h or handle IT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

We have received a Circular from u com
mittee of the friends of temperance in Bur.
lington in reference to the adjourned meeting
of the State Temperance Society to be holden
at Burlington on The 18th of January, and we
are requested TO notice the following resolu-
ton unanimously adopted by meeting of
citizens of that place:
'Resolved, That we will throw our doors
open for the purpose of receiving and enter
tanning the vention, and We say to our
friends who are laboring in the good cause,
come one--come all-from every part of the
State, and make o4r houses your homes"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
THE CHOLERA,

On Monday last, FIVE new cases of cholera
occurred at the quarantine grounds. N. ork,
three of which terminated fatally.
A vessel recently arrived at Baltimore,
from France, during the passage OF which
there were several caseB ofchoera on board.
The numerous arrivals of vessels at our diff
ferent ports from foreign countries where the
disease prevails, will, it is TO be upprehended,
be the means of introducing the disease into
our principal Atlantic ports
Yigilunt precautionary measures are in use
by the proper officers of cities to ward Off
the epidemic, and 10 mitigate it's viruience
should itnppcar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
yUlCIDE-A man by the name of Ben

SUICIDE.-A man 10y the name of Ben
inmin Pratt, between sixty and seventy years
of age, resident of Cavendish, in this coan-
ny. who had been committed to Jail in this
town upon a charge of assault and battery
with inter; TO kill his wife, at whom he had
discharged a gun without effect, and against
1vbom the grand Jury had filed bill ofindict-
4nent, committed suicide on Monday evening
aasi in il;s cell, by cutting his throat with
vazor. A jury of inquest was held over his
body on Tuesday morning, and verdict re-
turned thar the deceased capo 10 bis death
sbv cutting Ms throat Oh Intervening previous
SIXTH 4 RACER, by his own hand, His body
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
SMALL POX

At oar request, DR.. Higginson has kindly
furnished the statement below. from which
may be seen the present state of the disease
IN this town. There have been four cases
of small pox reported in all, and il is worthy
OF remark that none of them had Ind The
kline pox, or hssn vaccinated.
Since your Inst issue, no new case of sma n
poX or Vsr'oIoid has within our knowledge