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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

GTSENAroR DODGE publishes letter in the
Washington Union of Friday, in which he pos
itively declines to stand for Vice President on
the ticket with MIR Van Buren,.
GJeTHE NORFOLK DEMooRAT, at Dedham,
has discarded the names of Cass and Butler,
which it had previously raised, and has deolar-
ed for the doctrine of Mr. Van Buren,.
There are employed on the canals of the
State of New York, over 10000 men, 1000
boys, and 1000 women, making in all more
than Al 900 persons.
o! Poor LEWIS CAss' A Democratic poet
out West, abiding to Cass' unfortunate SOM
erset in deserving the Wilmot Proviso S.selling
himselfto the slave power gives vent 10 his feel
ings ofpty, in the following "words tina! burn"
go! poor Lewis Cass!
o! poor Lewis Cass!
1t strikes us that in this affair
You'v made yourself an-mule.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

TAYLoR's OPINIONS. Mr. Weed, the editor
of the Albany Evening Journal, says that he
knows, from the most unquestionuble authori-
ty, that Gen. Taylor is decidedly and une-
quivocally opposed to any act or movement
of Government, in favor of the extension Of
slavery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

The Council adjourned to meet at Mont
pelier on the LIST Wednesday ofOctnber next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
Clocks Clocks !

A NEW supply of Clocks, Just received
"A and for sale by Z. JEWETT Il CO,
June 20 I6pF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08
Monthly Bulletin no. 6.

TE7 II L Sarsap1rillp
z Compound of this
Con. pany is almost lit
orally a sulphate Of Sar-
saparilla. SO highly
concentrated is it that
1.-THE dose is but the half
| of a very small tea
spoonful, W lille the
dose of that which is
sold in large bottles is
nearly a wine glassfuli
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-08

The Hon. Robert z. Wnthrop--the free
Stnte Speaker ofthe House orRepresentatves
in letter to the N. York Ratification meet
ing speaks as follows of Gen. Taylor and his
PRINCIPLES:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12
Law SCHOOL OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

TINHE Second Term OF the Law School OF Harvard Uni
yersy for the present acsdemica year open on Fri
be shared equally by SIMON GREEsLEA LID Dane Pro-
iessor OF Law and JOEL Parker, LID Royal Professor
OF Law.
course of lectures on international and Civil Law will
also be commenced by HENRY WHEATON, LID.
The design of this institution is afford complete course
Of legal education for gentlemen intending practice any
OF the United States, and systematic Of studies in
commercial Jurisprudence for merchants and of business
No public instruction given the local peculiar iuris-
prudence OF particular State but the library consisting
OF nearly 600 Volumes furnishes ample study
Of local law and practice and the students privately
sisted in these studies by the professors may re-
quire
particular Of previous study requisite for adj
mission but every student is required produce estimo-
mails of his good moral character and TO bond Of $500
the steward, with surety, resident in Massachusetts,
doned for the payment of all college dues or instead OF
bond he may epose with the COMMENCES
each term be retained by him till the end OF the
term and then No student un-
Ill such testimonials produced and security given The
tuition fees $50 and 25 for half any frac-
ton OF erm which entities the student the the coll
lcge and law libraries and books and free
all public lectures in the University Instruction may be
had in any foreign language taught in the University
additional fee OF $40 year Tor each language studied The
OF student who resides all the year in
Cambridge will not exceed the following; Tuition 500
and Of ROOM with furniture averaging about S7S
board from S9l Sls2 fuel from SIS S30 washing from
SIS S5o-toa 299 to $780, exclusive Of clothes and what
is termed pocket-money.
In regard TO the amount of probationary neither expe-
dency the uages OF society require should large
Students who have pursued their studies in this school for
three terms and attorneys at law Who after having been
for at least year required pursued studies in
this school for TERMS entitled upon the certificate
and Recommendation Of the Law Faculty. passing
satisfactory examination the degree Of Bachelor OF Laws
Applications for admissions the Law School may be made
10 either Of the professors at Cambridge.
Cambridge, Mass, Feb. s. Isis. feb 9-2awif
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

THE ARMY Contracts for 1885, for furnishing supplies
to the United States troops have been distributed 5os
Blankets $4,000 TO Grant & Barton, New York Kpr-
seys 100000 yards sky bue Caleb Jones' agent Of The
Virginia Wooen Company; 900 yards dark blue a 10 r.
W. Priest Little Falls Wool Growers Manufscturng Go n
pany Fine blue cloth 1900 yards dagoon service to w
Churchill Utica Steam Wooen Company Cotton and wool
fannes 10000 yards, to John Scott, Paramount IadeI-
phia. Twicd aannels 80, 900 yards, TO r. Peek New
York. Halfhose 5000 dozen, Thos. r. Fisler Ger.
man,own, Pennsylvania. The item Of "kerseys" allotted
70 The Virginia Woolen Company at Richmond, involves
cost Of upwards of Sl25, 600.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

SrEAMBoArISG ScIoTo observation-disclosures used to
ascend the Scoto river far Chcohe perhaps further,
before the Ohio canal built and fiat boats
but since then the Scoo has been pretty much abandoned
" desert waste of waters" But has arrived. On
Monday Of last week The steamer american started up the
Scioo for the head of navigation. The following the
Ohio State Journal the Of the experiment
PIKEroS, (OHo,) FEnnuARr ], 1913.
write acquan you with the gratifying intelligence that
the steamboat American, Grey master, few miles below
this place, her first trip up the Scoto AMI that she WILL
without doubt arrive in the neghbohood of Chlcohe either
this evening tomorrow morning Thorough examina-
dUn Of the river made few days sine by competent
captains and fully confirmed the opinion aroore enter
tanned that the Scioo navgabe for light caught
during the greater part Of the year. The American
small boat, but it has not yet met with any distractions
and none anticipated hope to be abb inform you
that regular line of packets is running Chicothe
TO Portsmouth.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12
FRoN LIE nosrox sounrAI or rn1n,r.

Sol seems that the veteran COMMANDMENT Chief actually
TO be tried charges preferred by General Woha the
Psymaster General Of the Army be the Presdcr Of this
Court Of Inquiry, and Caleb Cushing, who squad
ron in the field, and who, far be is enlightened by
military experience, hardly knows the difference between
drum major and major domo Of the membe Of the
Court to investigate the conduct Of the successful Commander
Of the Army, and decide whether he is guilty Of sins i omis
sion commission which should subject him 10 the ordeal Of
that " solemn mockery," a Court Martial
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

CRUEL MunDER.-Thc Fort Smith Herald informs us tina,
quite recently hunting party Of Creek Indians we're encsmp
ed sixty seventy miles below that place when the
Of the party brutality murdered Of their women her
body being pierced by four rife balls The Of this afro
cous murder in consequence Of the woman marrying
who was relative, which the Creek law prohibits The
murdereTs were not arrested.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

CHsRIyART IN TIyERroS, r. LIN this town On WeJnes
day evening crowd undertook to serenaJe newly married
dsugher OF Mr. Isaac Barker by general racket up,n lin
kettles blowers, and stove funnes Mr. Barker dispersed he
rioters by firing al them with gun loaded with Shot, and
wounding five or six Of them One Of the party thus hit
named Samuel Negus has entered complaint agans, the
party he was trying to insult Cor the ASSAULT.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

The venerable widow Of the late MATHEW b. War;
TtEsrr Esq, lately sudden and shocking death in
Danbuy, Conn Ivy burnng She had retired 10 her loom
and had put her night Clothes and il supposed that she
had been reading newspaper aud that, while thus engaged
came in contact with the flame Of the lamp, she h the
paper down and attempted smother the blaze with her foot
when in the e her clothes took FIRE and she wa, instantly
enyeloped in flames
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

MfLAScHoLr AccIDEST The ferry-boat while crossing
the Illinois river Ottawa the 5th ultmo swamtd and
o. the SIX passengers in three drowned The lanes Of
those who drowned are, Mr. WnEATLASD JouS Law.
and young man named McGRAw. Mr.. Keeler M Boles,
aud Mr.. g. Burr sived Boles and Burr by swmmin.
10 the shorc and Mr. Keelr by holding on TO the 81 with
which he oaied full half mile before being rescued Mr.
Wheaand leaves young wife to mourn his loss having been
married about four weeks.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

TRAsIeAL OccURREScE.-At Brooklyn, New York on
Tuesday evening last promising girl named Bridget Pcnse
about sixteen Of age, came sudden and violent
death by the hand Of her little brother As ne vas seated
upon chair IN the apartment the lad took up gun which
had been charged by the father and which was standing in
the Not thinking that loaded, he nut per.
cuson cap upon il, and discharged at his sse The heavy
charge which i contained entered her neck, and in fifteen
minutes she breahed her last
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

HsAyr DaNleEs-In the case of Elisha II Hale rs. the
the city OF Boston, before the Court Of Common Pleas the
jury rendered verdict in favor Of the plaintiff assessing a
IMAGES at &C. Mr. Hale brought this suit TO recover
damages for injuries sustained in consequence falling into
hole (Which should have been covered y gnOl In Pearl
street. His injuries permanent and Of nature az 10
incapacitate him for active business.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

Deficiency Of ls47 in permanent Of naons
compared with 1885,. FL, 1877, 54(
TO this add the extras for 1916, viz:
China money Observation-Disclosures. 667,644
Excess Of repayment Of adyancesi in 1916 above
those OF ls47.. ........... SOC, 1865
Total deficiency of revenue from all sources in
ls47 42,54l ,o4s
That this deficiency is large as was feared would
be proved by the effect which the statement had in the stock
Market where prices only Maintained but advanced
Persons every way competent make good guess anti
cpated falling off Of at least another million ON the revenue
receipts Of the past year. Three per consos
worth eghty per cent in the Market which is as high as
they be expected to rise the present rate of interest,"
four per cent This is the at the Bank OF England and
the National Banks of France and Holland.
will be well for the sound and safe pursuits OF trade and
commerce that money should not become cheaper The Bank
of England committed its great act of ndscreon by discount
ing largely three and even and half per cent? thus
aiding the always general tendency to speculation COM
PEELED, necessarily was when money became scarcer to
press for the repayment of the advances cheapy Obtained
and in too many cases. ashy and mprudcnty employed
To this cause than any other may the origin OF the
late money crisis be ascibed Such, we venture to anc
pae will be the report Of the committee Of the House of Com
mons appointed the currency question: II Sir Robert Peels
bill had permitted the Bank OF England to make unlimited
issue Of notes, would the crisis have terminated easily
would business again have returned into its usual
channels would confidence have been already resored and
the commercial atmosphere become purified and healthy We
feel quite inclined to reply in the negative.
Late Parliamentary show that the export Of British
and Irish produce and manufactures upon the increase and
The employment since the commencement Of the year.
Of great additional number of operatives in the manufacture
ing districts proves that market anticipated for their pro-
A ole
ports Of home produce and manufacture during the first nine
months of ls47 those Of the portion of SAG is
Ell 042, 924 The following list OF some or the principal
for fher rts nf each
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

The New York Journal Of Commerce has letter dated
Consannople, December u.s. which says tia, the annual
festival of the Turks called Cobaa Beram, Feast of
Sacrifices" made memorable this year by tie an
Inperal Order constituting the Protestant subjects the En-
pi~ into separate and independent community like that Of
the Aunenians, Greeks, and Laiins
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

TspoRrASr ESrERrnrsE.-The ST. Louis Republican no
tiers the circulation Of memorial asking Conpre,. for do
nation Of land 10 aid in the construction Of railroad from
Lexington, Missouri, to the mouth OF the Ohio.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

EXPLOITATION OF SPEcIE-Thc shipments Of specie from
the port Of New York last week amounted 1854 96 ma
king the total amount shipped from that port since th first of
January 81, 724, 427.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

remarkable case Of Somnanbul.rn o,,.oI :, r,,o,
Pa on Monday week lad Of 6 who had been ,oel;cay
treated for cold, from bis bed went h,ouoh cves
apartments to the street. the round II several trec h
Pens ram WIN only sht on, into hotel where he saw
light and being recognised rousd He b,a beep fb,
ened by dream that two persons sleeping in Inc same oom
were murdered Strange say bis health wa improved Inv
the excursion. = Newoyk Duiiy Adv.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

Tickets sl5-hayes S750quarters S3.75-eighths 1877.
Certificate Of package Of rs whole tickets 81 so 90
DO do Of IS half do 90 90
DO do OF rs quarter do as 90
DO do Of rs eighth do 90 so
Orders Tor tickets and shares and certificates packages In
the above splendid Lotteries will receive the prompt at
ention and official Of each drawing mme-
dstey after Is to all who order from Address
j. Il G. MAURY
Agents for J. w. Maury X CO., Managers
jan 26-dSciitd Washington, u c.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

New Parliament. .33S Ito 2O4 Dos
Now, although do suppose that every member Of
the House Of Commons who is classed Liberal is to
be depended upon thorough advocate Of all
which paake Of that quality, that every who is
called Projections, has any leaning towards civil and
religious liberty, liberation, improvement, and progress yet
no better classification be gven and general those who
counted among the Liberals may be calculated upon
being favorable liberation and liberty; whilst the dsn-
gushing mark Of those who called prOtecionsts will be
found be tenacious holding things they and
holy dread Of innovation. The friends OF Sir Robert
Peel will mostly be found to belong the Liberal party, and
to supporters Of the commercial and general policy Of the
present Wing Administration The history OF the short
sion Of the Parliament belongs the old year. That
history noticed in former communication; it
bright and satisfactory commencement.
Lord Morpeths proposed sanitary measure though last
mentioned is far from 6eng regarded as eas, in Importance
Cleanliness is said, in homcly adase, to be next to
godness" II certainly is necessary health Of body, and
without health there be neither mental ease comic nor
exeon SO much for what the past year has done, and has
promised shall be done for England.
Has the European Continent rejoice in the
Of the past year We think that generally speaking il has
Denmark and Sweden have been quietly advancing, liberal
zng and improving nay, Copenhagen paper sares
with the intelligence that Greenland has felt the
influence Of Improvement for find therein advertise
ment Of Greenland family far music master Who
knows Blu, that few years hence may have Greenland
Lnn occupying the place the Italian opera house which
lately rumphanty filled by the Swedish nightingale.
The anticipation may light and frivolous but the fact OF
the union Of Greenland and music master is striking one,
and what no other year but ls47 ever produced.
And what has 1917 done for your side of the water for
the birthplace OF WasnISeroS and FRASKLIS Of MADISON
and MARSHALL, Of JonS QuIScr ADAMS and HESRr Car
for the country towards which the eyes Of the whole civilized
world turned with wonder and expectation in whose pro-
gess every welwisher to TIC beet interests Of mankind is
concerned and whose prosperity the liberties Of the hu
most materially dependant whose hitherto
successful realization Of The blessings free government gives
an additional the Of every foe tyranny and
oppression, and whose failure would cast gloom every
mind that comprehends the value Of welreguaed liberty
is qualified to enjsy its blessings will anticipate any
other than favorable reply.
JASUARr Tho revenue returns Of this kingdom have
just been made up for the year which ended the 9Th in
slant The following is the result, accompanied with the
| statement OF 1916
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12
J. w. MAURY & co. managers.
S50,00O-S20, 000-Sl5, 5000.
ALEXAN DRIA LOTTERY,


Class No. ~ for 1913.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday. February &C. iS4s
Ia drawn ballots out Of rs numbers.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-02-12

Certainly the exports of the first nine months Of Is47 do
not in any way indicate what they during the last three
months when the commercial pressure working its dis
tresng operations but comparatively few failures
red among the manufactures and business is brisk in
that branch of trade fair inference that there no
teria depreciation in it during those three months.
The advocates Of the eerade system find another fact in
their favor in the official statement that during the years ls4l
ls42 and s43 the declared value of British manufactures
exported averaged about seventeen millions sterling annually
whilst in 1884, ls45 and 1916 they averaged nearly twenty
millions annually.
mentioned in late communication that the fiscal affairs
Of the East India Company far from being in flourish
ing condition. The following statement from official docu
ments justifes that assertion:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-02-18
Great Female Medicine.

Or Townsend, SarsapalI and spool" cn-r Tor
Incpicu Consumption, Barcnness 'ucnrtr or " n'"' OBJ
strcd or difficult Mcnsrntiun lucunimccr nj Irhr or n'
rntarv thereof aud for the general PROSTITUTION e" i'
whether the result o inherent cause or c-uS
produced by irrcgularity, illness or accident
Nothing surprising than It, i,'ioF'? rh''t' on
, n,u frame Persons weakness and l,tulc from takn;
at once become and full Of energy uer is nhcc
1t Immediately coun,rac III" nrr'ressh' o tif female if4r
viii / tir grclt oi Barrcnhe~s
Nil expected Of ~ cases of so dcat' ontur 10
cxh ccrtirat.. of performed hut assure n" ~
sc,cb , hundred. of been reported To several
,.c. where families have cli"u after u,z at-v
hottie. M This IN, ar ma Iicinc have been blessed wiki healthy
oT.princ - ,..---., t 49,. H..
Dn Towx.r~o-My wife being grcaty distressed ny wc'hr''
suffering continually hs pam ana nearing
down f,lln. Womb with Other iuhcutcs ana h' KNOW
cases where your medicine effected great n A,n ra
/, rco,nmrulr led for have scrihci "iih'd
bottle of your Extract Slr,apnra un io"Nel tc direct
you ny me In a period rcu'lcl her com liant ana re-
s,re her health Bong grateful for ic h'n ti' $40 'rf'f
lii; P' " ~ VI D. MDDRr
Albany. August II, lsi1. Cor OF Grand l.! Gi4sHA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-02-18
CAUTION! CAUTION!!

Owing great and immense sale Of DR. Towncns
number OF who formerly Agents huv.
making SarsapallN Extracts EhXs Ruer' EXtracs
Of yellow Dock sc They generally Put 10 up the
shaped bottles claiming that theirs far superior and fu
DR. ToNucns &C. hoping thereby to deceive tho
public fictitious few thor own some ot
these urprncipcd publish counterfeit ccdaics others have
induced other Interested ALLOW tho
which they Esquire tn give them
blity. medicine and pulls with respcciahr
prcured v usends sarsapar publishes them
cured hy hi publishes the certificate Of person
who STYLES D. who men Is shoes dgs wells aud doctors
horses hy turns livelihood They also publish ccrufcnes
.rned stating that they have used DIR Town
and that injured them Others profess .N
These aud variety other tricks
formed dispose of their trash The public should
aud look couurrics One bottle Of ts
adding sufficient quantity of water and nua''ns
will gallons Of syrup far superior that cold by these
the shops.
NB-Persons nqurnr for this mcdcuN should rot he Undue
take other Druggists Sarsaparas and OF course
prefer selling others have purchased that pat up ~
small bottles and because they make greater PTg r'ronrh
cm-do be deceived by anynqre for DE- Io"n'snd and
axe other.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-02-18
DOMESTIC GOODS. ONLY
WM 4. GUEST.

I2y TcdT Nfreef, Men York.
TNIIE Domestic Warehouse, so long established in
l Cedar Street is now removed TO the large store
No l29 Pearl street und 50 Beaver ST. where may be
found every description OF BIEAcHED and BRowN
SuEErINGS and SHlRTNGS, CorTuN OSNAnuRGs Non
rnERN and SOUTHERN YARN, BATS, Weeks, TwINr
and WADplYGS, at the rery forrest cash prices
The assortment exhibited for sale is very large one
and comprises every known desirable style OF the
above goods, Country Merchants are respectfully in
v'ed TO call and examine the prices etc whether they
purchase for cash or not, and learn the low marke,
prices Tor Domestic Goods 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-02-18
STATEOF RMONT,l Ia Probate

STATE MoNT,} A ia . rr2 ,,'7i
the oh day OF February A ID. 1913 an instrument
purporting to be the last VIII and Testament of
Samuel Rice late OF Wcst.ord in said District deccas
ed was presented to the Court here for Probate, by
Martin T. Rice the Excctor therein named
TmgREFoEE it!is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be- given To all persons concerned therein to
holden at Burlington the LIST day OF March, a. d.
1875 and the probate Of said VIII, and it is
further ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully in thy Burlington Free Press Il
news papers printed at Darlington, in this State the
last OF which publications shall be previous 10 the
day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand nj the Registers Office, this
9th day OF February y. d. 1918
33w3 b. RIXFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-02-18
ny n. s. Chiffon

n
Heed the words, thou man OF wealth !
Bring back the fading hue OF health
In the poor mans sunkcn check
Thou art strong, and he is weak
lie hath neither gold nor land:
Help to raise him" lend a hand"
Heed the words, thou poor man thou
Who livcst by thy sweating brow;
fla sinking brother need
Thy assistance. give him heed
Thon mny'st better understand
What his woes are -" lend a hand"
Heed the words, O thou in whom
The softer virtues live and bloom
II an crring sister claim
Aid and pity in her shame,
Scorn her not, but take thy stand
On higher ground, and "lend land.'