davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-21
DANIEL WEBSTER A POET.


The editor of the Boston Sun has made the
discovery that Mr.. Webster is a poet and as
proof positive, he presents the sutjoined lines
They were written at the time of Lafayette's WIS.,
it to this country, in the Album of a lady who
had requested of Mr.. w. the favor to write his
name by the side of the Generals autograph:
ESQ @ .-.H d., WoOnsOcket Patriot.
Dear LADY, little fear - ..-4 O. 81
lis dangerous to be writing here s5i9d z
His hand, who babe our Eagle Fly, .zag.aa 81
Trust bis young wings and mount the sky,
Who babe, across Atlantic tide, rs 70. aaf.J 2
New thunders sWeep-new navies ride
Has traced in lines of trembling age, -.. mn
His autograph upon this page. =~.
Higher than that Eagle soars
Louder than that thunder roars
His name shall DER the world be sounding.
And Ger the waves of time be bounding,
While thousands as obscure as ], = - d. .t
Cling TO his skirts he still will fly
And spring to Immortality.
IF by his name write my own, -,......, ~
Twill take me where am not known 70
The old salute will meet my ear, -.. ..,, ~
Pray, stran ger, how did you come here 2 ;"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-21
FOR RENT.

From first of October, a small two
A story dwelling house, on Church and
ill., Front Streets, first door from the cor.
- ner, now occupied by Mr.. w. ]. Ho
sier. For further particulars apply to
" ffs zti bass N. E. BRI CKHOUSE.
August 3lst.-I5l-5w ,sl rsfza
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-21
FOR RENT,

A SUIT OF Rooms, suitable for offices. Apply
% ~ $50. t=-- III. B. EILERS,
Corner Water and Market Streets.
Aug 18th, IS49-I49-tf .,-.,.z- z-.. =es..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-21

REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining
ton, N. g., 3lst August, ls49. is 81, a-
Those whose names appear on this List will
please ask for advertised Letters. - -. :.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-21

BACON HAMS.
Just received per Rail Road. 25 hams a snpe-
rior article. Foi sale by o. HOLMES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-21

|
| Dor is not more than one-third the price it is
here; but though, owing TO the high price of
labor with us, we cannot follow their exam
pie, we might obtain some portion ofthe ad-
/ vantages. by being little more particular
than we are. By ploughing deep, subsoiling,
narrowing, and rolling, and leaving time for
the upturned seeds of grass and weeds to vege-
tate, and then subjecting the land TO a stirring
with the cultiyaor and harrow, a tolerably
clean tillh might be obtained 10 seed upon
This might be accomplished simply, by com
mencing the following a few weeks earlier
than usual, and by stirring the soil, as we
suggest, twice before seeding, at intervals o.
from eight 10 ten days apart 1t may not be
allowed :or any ore to do these things tht
present season. but, nevertheless, our intrma
ionais net the less opportune, s.z vs
Seeding on naked faltolC, ploughing. &c
; Where it is designed to break up clover-ley
grass-sward, or cid field, for wheat, we woult
f plough deep, say eight inches, turn the furrov
f fiat, run heavy rollerin the Erection of th,
: furrow, then harrow and CIT !, harrow. |
we intended 10 use gHdne as manure. WI
2 would sow it broadcast, al the rate of fron
200 to 400 lbs. per acre, taking care to let tn
fploughs cover nearly as fast as the guano wa
e sown. AS a precaution, however, against th
D escape and consequent loss of the alread,
formed ammonia OF the guano, we would pre-
: viously mix a peck OF plaster with every hun
: Edred pounds OF it The pioughing done, W
2 would again harrow and roll, when the sol
+ would besready for the reception of the seed
S Putting IN the Seed.-We believe that th
!. best plan 10 sow wheat is by the drilling ma
e chine. By this method greater regularity
s attained in the distribution Of the seed, agFes
Esaving of seed is effected, considerable gal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
ERNM. MAsIllNGION.

WAsuINGToN, May 81, lSi9-At hnlcpns
one TODAY, the Cuhiurt were IN session, and
1t il expected the appoiutmcpf ofn Successor
10 Nnjnr Scott, late Nuvy Agent, &c, viii
he u'ndr. MIR Scott Inns paid IN $4,000 Of
hs deinlcnlon, lea'lng II deficiency OF Si0,-
600 10 he redeemed.
\ large aggregate ot'dcfcjrucirs u said 10
exist IN the Department, from the neg
lrct of one of Ihe lnle Secretaries in cu,orc-
ing The regular Reports.
1t IL confidently expected by the Cabinet
that the people of California viii establish II
i,,t eminent .A 1..I.ft Sa,io cnl4Aii.
tuition IN time 10 present themselves for adj
mission NJ the neXi session ofCongress, mud
we have reason Ia believe That the gokrtn-
ncut officers ia California nre Instructed Ia
encourage the people to this course. I'm
Iforinut dispatches, official aud confidential
have been received an this subject.
IL IL rumoredtodny that the Government
intends sending sleumship'of war to san
Francisco.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
Brilliant Dental Operation.

1t will hC rTcottccrcd 10y the reudrrs Of the
Journal, TINT during the past yenr. DIR. Robert
thomson oi tins Guy, succeeded IN rpii,nv-
lng ir'Ph'i"l tnmnr from the ftcr of DOE
Day, rolnred nun whom his deioy,tity nud
dnngrr from that cnnso bud previously rem
dcrrd notorious. During the oprration.- fJr
Thomson touRd il necessary 10 remove half
of the entire upper jaw, with the teeth upon
That side, md huff OF the roof OF the mouth.
lenving large opening into the mares The
patient recovered, To the surprise of many,
but wnh these Deficiencies, affecting both his
appearance aud voice. We have today had
nn opportunity oc Witnessing q highly lngcn-
'ous corfivnuce. by Dr. w. f.. IDE, resident
dentist of this city, lay which he has suppl.
ta entirely, the pnrts cut nwny, giving the pa
= tent II new inv. n new roof 10 his uouth.and
set ofteeth perfectly mn'cking those which
were lost; restoring thus, To n great degree
10" appearance, his powers of n,asIicaIioH
ana his voice. Upon the whole, we think il
,ne most complete thing in dentistry TINT we
nave yen seen, reflsctng id,e honor upon the
perfection oft.e deninl science, aud tho sk III
mo talent Of the successful operator.-O Ohio
Mate Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
DEATGLSa

In this town, May 10, Mrs LryiSA, second
wifi, of Mr. Asa Goodwin, aged ~. Her last
d,srase was paralysis, and attended with a
great deal of suffering and pain. For some
DAYS before she died she seemed TO be uncon-
scious of what was passing around her. Mrs.
G. has mainta.ne the character OF a CHRISTIAN
IN the several relations of wife, mother and
friend "Bessed are the dead which die. IN
the Lord from henccGUrIh yea, saith the Fptf-
il. that they may rest from their aoors' and
49, - a., G,flnvy Them 80 T.
In this town, April 20, OF droPsy, JoANSA,
wife or MIR Alvin Flint, aged o..
In Oxford, ~. H., April I. Mai. John Mann,
aged So lie was the first male CHILD Of Eng
: ---4-- -l4s...-a.i- AnIIl IL Oxford
In Montpelier, May ~, of consumption,
airs Lucy, wife of George Wheeler, and
daughter of MIR ElishaAShiPle OF this town.
aged so.
In this town, May IS, Of measles and
whoopng cough, ARyILLA J., daughter OF Mr.
John ID. and Mrs. Martha E.-Sanborn, aged
months.
Al North Danville May lAth, of lung fever,
Mrs Ruth Weeks, widow Of the late Samuel
Weeks, aged II,
AtNew D,ggmgs, Wisconsin, nm the goth
nIt, Mr. Charles Dodge, formerly Of Derby, &
red 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
HERE YOU 1--WE IT.

Long John Wentworth of Illinois, one of
Inc lallefi ocolocos oui lbus'Hddresses the
Iot0luco purtyi
sLct IN plrnt our feet firmly against slave
e,lsnsiun aud tluyr irnfic IN the district of
Columl0a, pud the star Of Democracy Is again
10 NE gmiani"
A,G bm lhAt IL lruo also when applied
lhr Other way, The wings take llal ground
laldl, and hold IL firmly They hive even
az q President vino won't prevent iltfr sue
,,s IN these respects. Now let the Wing
I,e Sellers return to lhcirGrirst love, and
r.uy viii they accomplish their nnIi-sla'
pe purposes, bul all good Wing principles
"'II triumph, slavery is to be limited, IN
provculcdly locoluco lrcuclory, Choose
~, therefore, between whigism and locoioco'
tui. Udiciman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26

GF-Alessn Chang and Eng, lle Siamese
wins sre now oAlihiUug themselves in New
York CHy, wish 1870 ri their children Gne
lule rids, about Csc years old, The Com
mrrInl snya lhey appear ln high spirits and
perfect health, spd - usuul converse freely
with lhe NUMEROUS company Of lndies agd
gentlemen attending heir isyeeF'
GTlt is Intended, wa hear, 10 have lhe
Ruiluud road completed 10 Burlington beiorr
Jmuary lsl 1850, Five miles ars already
laid Gum bellows Falls, and IN June they
iulrrh 10 have IL gpeued 10 Chester
ON Wing hus been removed from lhe
office 0f Postmaster, al Lawrence, Muse md
another Wing appointed IN iii' place, WHY
don't llIe ipcos cay ont ProsrrPton2
UT-Mr a, l. Watson, Of Warrington
while nl work In n yal ~ lis lanyard, lusl
week. WIS killed ly llie burs,ing ia Of he
sides Of lhe yar,
OTMr Nathaniel Mclean brolher Of lh'
Judge, hos becomo ~ proprietor and ediIor
Of the Minnesota Regislcr, aud will caTy
tho light Of Wig principles into lhnt uev
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
DYES o YEsao YEsUN

Marriage + iHtCUtFt hrtwrtr y'fr f,ee-,f''esr
the notorious author Of lIlr Gag resolution,
md Miss IAN Bwn Free Soi,the benevolent
Dmseuss who figured 10 coquelli,hly in lhe
revolutions of lsls,
Tie nupials ore ,be celebrated nj Mont
pcirr on the 3lsl iust. Old Mrs =, IL
/, suid,wiIl figure ms Brides Mnidpnd Mcssrs'
Dillingham;, Barber mud Eastman 6s Jaici de
ChHabre to ihe groom.
IT'S said that this match has been brought
about 10y n species Of Legerdomnn between
the willy bridegroom & q certain clique who
'u,sumc 10 net ns guardians Of ihc young In
dy, who hy the way is snid To have consccn-
cious scruplcs nhoul giving her baud While
she must from tho nature of The case with
hold her heart.
The report ~ TINT the Bride. Groom is TO
wear White Gloves in token of his innocence
crn principles, and in the Marriage covenant
which, is nlrcndy drnwn mp, tie contracting
parties are To- vow TIM, they always agreed IN
scuIucu, on this question aud hat they AL
ways viii agree aud viii live iorc,hcr ns irtc
/ lovers in duly bound should do, md lluI fol
tie sake Of each other ,hcy viii iorsako all
olhrfs.
The report Is lhaI Tho young lady although
very scnsbly affected 10y thc nmnrous en-,
,rcnIics md solemn promises Of reformed
life on the rurt 81 the bridegroom, seems gel
halung between two opmiuns, and rs niauy
Of her family connexions 'sccm dccilcdy
opposed To- lhc match. there il much spccu.
lliou nmone llo Qbddnmccs whether there
viii yrtbc "a Slip hcltccn Tie cup aHd
the Iip,aud tine old bachelor miss ofihc col.
den Irtlr, .N.jWIuon-. Comm
r. A...Al--- l.nru. -Mas hnngcd nj
lIWu1ll "Wednesday, nprccuhly to set.
lcHcc ofcouit. ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA,
BAlrnoEF Weduesdny, May ~,

BALTIMORE "Wednesday May TO-
The Southern mail lus arrived, with New
Oflebus papers 90 tie DTiI inst, which sluir
meetings had been held NJ Su lranCiscp,
HHd rns',luliuus pnsseili lo nrgnuiZg u Lrgis
lHt'e Assulrlly a. he Cuupusrd nf eileen
members, Who Hrr 70 hn charged with tlle
lrnmlug nl lhe laws fir llle preservation ui mr.
der md ihH protection Ot Trade, II wus Alsb
resolved IN elect Iliree Judges
hnhlher leller, dated Vera Cruz, 9th ulf,,
rnys lllni Il WINS repaired lhnl the people of
California Ind nrFhHi2rd ih,erumeiii,
which dispynwrd the authority OfGru SuiilI
us Governor, aud Huuullrd his order prplub
/ inug Foreigners rom working ~ the mlnrs,
EAS FRANcisco, March Z, 1910,
/ So GF m uue can learn, the gold stories Are
/ all lur, The consequence u that mhor,renis
pros islnis, Sc, nrn enormously nigh Town
property iur CHsll II hryuud every thug rver
hrnrd Ol' iu u new country, nud tots Rrr EEL
ling IN lliir place from I've a. lWruiy lh0us-
md delltrs--rcnis lfnu iiyf hundred in uuf
ihpuruud slullnrs prf m0uilL tnfpeutrfi
wages rtgli ~ ten dollars prr day.
Tihy ~ Onu hundred dUturH pet day q
nothing cXlrA0fdluury for nliurrs 10 make
There r., however, some danger from ludi
TITS HUT mr. -''''tgt t'tsIg, -lllnyhng N
hnm the country, committing murder a.,
Grl, Gold n very nhundlul and goods cN
ifntng1uy high, aud 49, Immense population
coming iorWnrl, Wh9Hll rrsori in llir mine
mud friuru merely 40 throw awny the pro
eerds of their labor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26

DEAru nv FALLINo FROM 4 TREE. Mr.
Edwards, who - M nEcUI for scyIile spnth
urctory IN Massachusetts, while entering the
village N llydephrk in company with nuoth-
er gentleman. observed II grey squirrel rum
ming across the rond before him, nndup n
snall shade maple; Inc nlgh,ed from his wn-
gon' aud undertook to climb the tree, and
when ten or twelve feet from the ground, lie
grnsred n llmh above him, which, proving
rotten, broke in his hand; when he wns pre-
cipiiated over backward on to the rocks be-
-ioH, rttl received an. injury t.et- Instantly
deprived him of nil sense aud motion. lie
continued TO breathe through the day mud OK
pred tie next morning, Friday, the OH
Montpelier Daily Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
DR.CO OL,IDGE.

The suicide Of this mHu ia tho Thomaston
Shlc Poison, where hn,waS confined Tor the
murder of Edward Matthew'S, II connected
with most daring scheme at Vllniny lie
had lunturd llnt III" term Of one ofh- fellow
pn,ontrs would -nnn expire lad Ind iorurd
plans NiiIi h'ni Tor The murder nf l'lint, whu
was one Ut HE principal wIiursscy against
On iu the irlh Tor the murdrr of Matthews,
g|l huI lrtlcrs written ~ what would appear
nhr fhu'- baud writing, couininng couirs-
oon, of llr ururlcr ct Edward MntihcWs-
frdurtm', letters containing minute urruurc
n,w, Ulh the man, The lrirrrs were dis
r'Vrrd hN llio Warden uu "Wednesday u,or-
rrH-, rJrti irt-tttt,tt-sliai.ls confined Cnnlidge
iu boo, crll. Friday moruuug, NJ sN u'rlork.
Cu,lll,,-Wa- we'll; at Z o'clock hc was found
,Jrr aivr, urll dirti ~ a few minutes. IA
r,funauun was to be- lad ON Slmrdng.
-4.----.---.!4- L. - l!al LEeu nrrlnvCt los Coo.
llsc luI the prisoner uhoNr mentioned
fnuhl ga tu Bath, mad there prclcud Ia hc
',rk, and send for De Flint lhr doctor hc.
lHg come, he should Induce him to, stuop
down To- rN1ulur n'spui hrlow hs knee, mud
Then ihr prisoner should srikc hini un the
trcain place dcsrril,i los Coolidge ,whrrr
lOr blow wuuld dnuhdrss prove ialhl. THIS
. being done, hottie uc poison aud u forged
lrlrr placed near rlnr,shouid induce tire bee
hrI l'nt hc had committed suicide, md the
lmn'r should cnuiatn ruui,,s.lou nl' his owl,
tWN ntd w." uunrrurr of "ulldg".--.3i'GS.
.CtNynA The iricuds of III" g,prrnmrur
h"eoro manifest themselves after the recent
disturbances. AIlrrs,cs nrc Gaining in from
various part, ollhr country, expressing con.
id"ncc u Lord Elgih OuG Of them contains
ilis significant spptpuPp,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
ARTEMAs PtERCE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

District OF LsHcNi IS
In Probate Court holden at GuIldhnll, within
aud for said District, on the 18th day Of
May, a y $50
EOlN NICHOLS, Administrator Of the Is.
~ tate of ATteh1ns Pierce, late of Lunen-
buIgc, in said district, deceased, presents his
administration account forecttlcmeut Where.
upon il is ordered that the same be referred
to the 10Th day OF june newt at the Probate
Office in said Gu,idhnlI for examination and
allowance; and that all concerned be R"ttEad
hereof by the publication of this order in
the Calrdonran, PRINTED at ST. Johnsbury,
three weeks successfully as soon as may be,
that-thcy may appear at said time aud place
and object there to If they see cause
Gl7wJ ISAAC CUMMINGS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
4 BRAVE,MAN GONE.

A Despatch from New Orleans nnnoun-
rrS TINT Nrj..r General WoRTH of the United
SUITES Army, Is M more. Intelligence of his
death has been received IN N.Orlcans. lie cN-
pred ut Antonio de BoNar, having fallen, a
victim to the prevailing cholera on the 7Ih in
stunt, deeply depIorcd by the officers aud
mtm of lie mIImA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
Cymouf Ph9uir ErI'a
rpr 4yp TRIGuTTCL DEATH
us,rrlrBogo, Moudny, Muy2l,
wv n ,f.IurL A Al


II p'rlnck, A, NJ,
tine most destructive cauAugrnliuus
I..1siuf, the mnsi nponling one, Il hHs
pr tsfu n,if painful inrk ~ record, ocrur-
y" ti. iuWu llus lhnudnNl morning,
nv u,rl,e a % hnlfoc0ck, The eleRnm
i'., .o,, of Alrs. Tfeur, one mile uorlli OF
Il,g.. on tic old Tond 10 AgHlaue,
~, 6re lrom snlHe unexplained eaiiss a.
.',. MA could boz rendered, was hlhIiug,
ll.ua shell. The harns Hpd ouIllouses
~. Hkrwi.e all consumed,
I... minutes nf lhr house were oil females
..uor M Mrs, FWur, lrr INo risirfsUnd
.J.unr.llrs one ol liir latter wn- seri.
I'D, ba,i.ei lu iumplng, from q wiudpwi oil
,.t r.rnpd WilluW hnri, except ilic
,fii,r mansion, whu, dreadful 10 relate,
Lsl io llir dliHes There - every rrs-
~, .,tpun.r slH NHa suliuCnlri by lle
i,.,aud smoke, 90 llW bee euh was not ~
,..,,.l,l o., miali ~ 0ui npprnr
A., 4. whs uu oriirW widow lady, Of
r.,b.l ousiu. She was uf lunrl engaging
i.,ilIr unrurrr, Gud kuuwu lir pul
,..,, t.r tr, l..l,egulrnce 90 the p0nrnnd dls'
,'...,L urr aplmlllnR death viii carry a
I,u ofhonor ~ lbs hnsulns of u large rirrlr
-,..-l.!!lea aud nrquiiulnurrr, nud ELL
L,ser clfrle ol lhOse ~ " loni rhe las ffUlJ
I~,n ~ freud Ia need" llrr brother, Cnld
Jilu Wells, aud hi- family lived ueur hy
mo lLcr hearts will tho ufllte''oH s'"k deep
a..
Mrs Frene's nnnsion wHs hAndsOmcl!
i,hrd Rlul furnished, and continued umnnl
r.sr vdunhlr-, several splendid. f,clnrrs,-
I've horses, including the nnllo epnn
iuse gf1cG mint fiTTtUr-H s't''g-'.s Lax
men observed aud ndmired-were burnt u
is stable,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26

Ia Danvillc, May 10, by Rev. }. G. Dow,
Mr. Ferdinand. -EYans1 and Miss Martha 7.
West, both of Danvillc
In Salem, May Z, by Rev. II J. Woolley,
MIR Orange s Badger, of Derby, and MISS
Hannah \. Glib, of Salem.
In Burke, Jan. s, by H. f. Woodruff Esq,
Mr. jason Powers aud Miss Clara }. Scott,
both of Burke.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26

Miss Cathnrine Sneton, Of New York. after
completing tho novitinte Of two years, Inns
Oeen admitted to the perpetual Vows, and re-
ee"ed the black veil, ut the tiuuds OF. the
NEls'Rev. Bishop Hughes, in the Chapel of
8" acknowledgements ofthe Sisters of Mer-
"! This is snid to be the first instance in
New York ola young lady taking the blucis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
WILLIAM CUsnMAN's ESTATE
STA1E-OF VERMONT

NlTTWWlTN u
In Probate Court holden ut Dnnvillo, within
and for said district, ON the l7th day OF May
a. ID. lsio--
CtAMUEL. G.. BRACKET Executor Of the
- last VIII and Testament of William
Cushman, late of Barnet, IN said district, de.
ceased, presents his Administrations account
for settlement w hcrcupnn tits ordered that
the same be referred TO the Goth day OF Jane
next, at the Probate Office IN -aid DanyIllc.
for examination and allowance and that oil
concerned be notified hereof by the publica.
ton of this order in the Calcdonian, news.
paper printed at st. Johnsbnry, three weeks
succcssively ms soon may be, that they
may appear, and 1T said time and place, II
they caGsc, object thereto.
BY order Of court--h;test,
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
A true copy ufrrrrr,i-Att"st, -stL
6I7w3l. THERON HOWARD, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
The Markets.
BRIGUTON MAWKET,TIufsday

hNlhll Wv 'lNiNIN y huIH"lN sNiHl -
Reported far the Traveller
~ market, 800 bcricattlc, ~ pntrs working
oxen, g. cows ahd calves, $50 sheep Rnd $500
SWINE.
-Ea+p eallle=EAltl. S125, lu quality, 100.
"a dr. O.55, 81 do o. Du. Iti du. 30.
Working Osru---u, -, loo, l2d, and St35
Cows aud Calyrs-2i, IS, -, - mud Sii
Shr.p-s3, 30, 3,as, Wv c1trt lambs az
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26

GREAT lmE AT MiLwAukIr--A fire. urrur-
red ~ Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ou Il,e l7'l,
wlHrl destroyed 100000 worth ofPWVrrty
ducudug lha Sentinel md Gazpuo office
The dro Is supposed 90 have been lho work
Of Rn ineeudary, 'fr
MosrREAL, Muy2l,-sp address was yol-
ed 10 lhe Governor Gruenl, by amRiory "
five, in fyor ofremoyiug Vie ssal of Govern
meut 10 Quebec and Toronto, four yeurs Rl-
lerOately, The eiy Is tranquil
0LY-The Washington correspondent Of
he Baltimore Pouiol says that Nc llanno-
gan will usign next mouth, and tint ihe
Hon, George T., Marsh IN iu0ueurlnlly sup
ported or lhr Brdn ministry IN his srend,
FoREGs MlNsrrBs,-The Washington
correspondent of llr New York JuUrppl Of
Commerce sayt'--"AIf AhhoH Lawrence aud
/ Mr. WA. G, Rncs hpye hulll visited This oll-
y recently, M Lawrence will have lie Of
I lrr, Of tho mission 80 London Mr. WIN, g.,
Ryes viii probably he appointed Minister 10
France"
GA South Caroliun Convention has
beeu held IN Columbia. Revolutions, splcrd
-A4ill gua hitd .nulifrntion, were passed, one
ofwlich authorized the Governor 10 call Tie
Legislature together, In the event nj Cong
russ i'as.tgg H,s w'lmnE prngiAa or abolish
iug slavery IN the District Of Columbia, High
hn.
NOTICE Tho Annual Meeting Of ,he
CALEDONIA Co Conference, Will bo held n
" stssi'-''! ra's Msdasaaas, MAY ialh. AZ l0A
o'cmck " y BONP Sec,
81 JohNstury, May -, l-io.
For an kinds Of goods suited 10 those who
are providing Outfits for Caltfofnia, Oak Hall
Boston, seems 10 keep ne lead, ~ the cheapest
and greatest place IN the Union, ltiuhlso On
'Tiyulrd tor every variety Of Furnishing G0udi
for Travellers, Grnicmcn Who stay al home
Boys Clothing, &c See the advertisement
~ another column. 6lOma
ROCRASTLy.iTIOYI THE THiEF 81
TINE Delay ~ danrcrous-nerlcct thai
= cold and cough % few weeks, aud Tue hope Of
T., recovery will be- lost to- YOU forever. let mol
u ans prruuilry consideration deter you from
70 trying 10 save your life and health while thcf,
,sa chance, Consumption is annually sweep
, ing of Thousands 10 thc tomb 20 dscase hal
balllcd the sk,ll Of physicians like a. no ply
70 'sici1n, p,thapr, has ever done moro fuf thu
large class Of suffering humanity, than Dr.
Wstar, An "ounce Of prrvrulrytis worth
pound of cure. therefore, before your lung
g bTeovc liberated, and 80 diseased that no hu
man means can save utrum anfatly grave
, try ~ season, Try at once, a medicine Wlici
~ linsbrcu of such infinite value 90 thousands o.
x obtain bottle Of Dr. Wistaf's lialsam OF " ~,
u Cherry, take iL'Trt another a Necessary, per
severe IN using !, until you hlvc removed th,
disease cnitfcly, winch rt neglected wtll term,
e nate your lgir. BE not deceived hy quatks
r. with their limitations and couuicfrits hul
II none bot the genuine
~ The ngau,no signed Butts on o." vrarpt r
For s1lr hy &. bingham ~ Jphusbur,
h rlair,J Flint st Johnshury Centre l.. Z
Packs, Pa.SSmPsic, and dealers va medicine
generally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26

UOSION MNNk 1T My u
BEEF-ENtra mess, 1850 a h,0Oi Mess,
l2,nO n 1900, No /, 1900 100, prime, city,
800 40 90 navy ~ 90 90 90.
PORK-ESUa clear T3OOa 90 00'ctear ~ 90
~ ~, mess 10 50 a ~ 90 prime . a0a 00,u0.
LARD-Bostun -; southA wrsi, TAS.
BtJrER-storc l34 16,shpping lia l51
family 20 %.
CllEESE-new mix "a y, four meat 4 %,
shipping q ~
FLOUR--Iloward street 4.s7 a > 00. Ohio.
ASA o 90, Gcuoscc, com. brands, $50 aO,COi
Grnra"c, iancy brands, 40 '6,25
Yellow, round, 90 a 90, Hat 60 o.,
white 80 a 20.
OATs-southern, - 2s.oorthcrn, 3s 30,
eastern, - &c.
WOOI.-Thrrc is moderate demand Tor
domestic fleece at quoted prices