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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Messrs. r. J.w. Jonssos, =,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

Webster 10 carry hundlcs aud parcels lor
him, ir and rom lis residence Hud lhe Cab
legs, ns Oileu 40 four 90 five iiH,us a week,
aud that up a. last week he had bsan 10 Tie
habit Of going into Professor Webster sliarl-
inHHis in The college aud leaving wlAinser
he had, there, LaHl week he says l'roC Web
sler told him 20 leave any parcels which he
might bring over for him IN Liulefeld's 90.
ny aud he would get them, lie also sHys
that he eudehVOFed 10 open The door 10 Prof
Wshaiers apartment aud found IL fastened
lH brought aver we're some bundles Of lng
POlai pOrion Oflhase whs found ~ Prof
Wuhsief's apartment
tbs Traveller snys ihm on Monday after.
noon, the Curontrs jury visited lia Medical
College, lur llie purpose at examining llis
vault where Ihe hfsI fen~iHH were fund, n
having l"eH suggested liy sonie, lhai HE PIE,
res tuuud theirs might have Heated ifuu DE
vault used ~ receptacle Of dlssrclud sui
Ircls IN the other part Of Tho College, aud
lliouce iuio the 'roftrsor's vault, where they
were found, 4 lhorpugh examination at llia
preuiseH ~ once showed tho inpnpsibiily
of such an recurrence 1'be jury hls0 mhda
further examination Of the Tenhins, When
u ,rHr rrrtntly ts1..ssl llsai illgre nHH a
knife stab on tile llil side, lsiween tie 9Th
hNh hlAlH fibFt UlbhfH liilb lut NhNNN W Ntf
chest On Monday afternoon, the family of
~, fArkmHn wished riIs 6uiivgr, mud afi-f
examining ihe rruinins, Identified them hH
those ofihs late DR.. T.. Orders were given
10y them 10 Mr. l., Merrill, undertaken, To pro,
cure n lrndrn coffin, IN which the body IL Ia
be- lrpurilrdiu spirits. Tie grounds upuu
Whch llc Huuly have Identified the uulini-
rd body, hH That Of d.. ParkniaU,arc not made
puhlc.
DR.. Keep, who a few weeks previous 90
Dr.. prkmnn's disappearance, periurmad
rOruu npefntluiH upon hiH teeth, Hnd set sotle
new ones ~ lis mouth upon u plate, hos eS-
hminFd thu minrrui teeth iutind ~ the ashes
NJ tie Medical College, aud pronouuces lho
teeth Ia be the shn,e ~ his opiniou, aS Ihour
Ice made for DR.. ParkmHni aud that upon
comparing tho mould, mnde for Dr. PuJb
mnu's teeth, witli.ihOse found nj tho College
his opinion was fully confirmed.
Tho sizo of The lin box which,. Professor
Webster ordered Of Mr. NuIhnniGl Waterman,
SHd 'be day Las ordecd H.. huyuR brru iucor'
rrclly stated. We called UPON Mr. Waterman
yesterday, nt his Store iu Coruhill, aud ntccr.
lHiurd llilt the box ~ IL inches square aud
l3 inches deep, aud That Il was ordered on
tile uiorliiug of the evening which he WINS ar.
rested. Professor Webster ordered The boG
himself that u,"rn,ug, And VIVA anxious llini
II should bo completed The snmo oyruing,
which he was Informed could not bc duue,
hut TINT Il should he ready for him the next
morning. lie said he would call Tor II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

DR., Cofbsn Syrup Of SJr agdriita E6tci
HoSders Read his remarkable sass Of John
Darij. ScgfoH Of Rec Ed,rard + TUTORS
Church, boston, !, the undersigned, sexton
Of the Church Of that good men, FaiLsr Tau.
Tor, state the following iaots, which think
should be toldu world was born in Portu.
gal, and am now forty years Of age. My pn.
rents were healthy, aud was not afflicted by
any discasc until the year isI5. was then
.csidiug IN Boston Al that time my skiu be.
cane subject toA humnT, which 1t last was 40
bad ~ to alarm mysclf aud fficnds Severe
AnfrS and nbsors-es dovelap.d thcmscivcs,-
large scars are nov deeply imprinted upon NY
forehead and other parts Of my body. add by
their cKcoflstion indrntrd even into The bonr
About twelve months since my Affections
seemed Increasing Deep seated sores Of the
iourst character came out laI.---TJ-- arrIH. fny
-'1''-'s -rrd- ryUu- attacked my eyes, I became
weak, ctnaciatcd, aud unable In perform the
dusies of life for my daily bread. Failing OF
receiving any benefit from physicians who
prescribed for me, rrsoried 10 the usr of va.
rions Satsaparilla compounds, a. advertised,
bit with no benefit. The able and dstiu.
guishcd surgeon and physician, James Aycr,
Nj. d, Hanover street. who had watched my
ease, at last advised my using CoTbeus Sha.
kct SarsdpSrlla.
am hstppy now 10 state that my general
Is fast improving, the ncrolilous dcvelopn,e nts
on my head arms and face, are quietly passing
away, and not until this moment have | had
any hope of6 Tnac Ne from the grave, To Cor.
bctts Strsaparilia do alone attribute this n.
mcDdment, as not until had adopted It's use
(hnd this IA minute quautitrs,) haVc Tor four
years found any relief from suffering.
JOHN DAVIS.
T.. Briulcy a. Co agents for u. $. a. Canada.
A6ErTs.-Johp Bacon, J q. bingham, ST.
JohnSbury; l.. 4. Parks aud Harvey " Abbot,
Barnet Colby u Ne. Gafity, and J. NJ. lioyr
" Co, Lyndon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

CAaABa-OPisioNs OF Scorer TRAv-
ELER.-The London News publishes II letter
from gentleman, n native Of Seollnnd, now
trOCelng on this continent. IL il evidently
from the pom OF an intelligent. candid, aud
oliser'nnt person, is written with great good
feeling, aud takes IL strong common sense
view OF uhiugs. The following extract relu-
tive to The poInlur feeling in Caunda is wor-
thy ofnolce;
~ had often rend of the contrast present
ed between- the American and Canadian
shores, but J could not huve comprebended
II IN all lis inlness unless had Witnessed il
with my own eyes. On the one side all is
life, activity. aud prosperity; on the other. II
is like the stiffness Of death. Montreal is n
very fine city, more like European town
tlaH anything have yet Sect on the An,eri-
can continent, bat here, too, tiIr universal
conIplainl'iS that their trade is " . Uuless
/ heard with my own care, l could scarcei,
have crcdIed the wHiUiy spread tsutiug ttIHr
exists Tor annexation TO the United Siatep.---
The mercantile classes seemed To the TO lie
unanimous ia it's favor, aud one cannot won
der at it,when you 6ud merely nominal line
separating Iheul from the PROSPERITY of their
Immediate neighbOrs was not surprised,
therefore, nj the declaration euanaIing from
Montreal, which went home 10y last steamer,
hut look upon it as one otthe steps fu a great
which must ultimately IeTnltuaIe
in The separation of these colonies from Br-
tain. Press aud people nre declaring inr II,
aud come IL st,ulthough perhaps not qmi;e
20 soor us some ardent spirits seem to think
likely"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
sTATE OF VERHONT-

CALEDONIA DialUclt o.
Ata Probate Court, holden al DaHvlile, With,
10 aud for said District, on uhe lot day Of
December, A 10 lHAD-
A cory ~ ihr laei WIZ 6Hd TfETWFHr
~ ~ samBri Salisbury, ~ Hostan ~ the
County 81 Huii0lk aRd Common wealth. Of
hassachusetts, deceased daily allowed pHd
proved ~ the frubate iof the County aiaHesaid,
being presented a. che Count here that said
copy may be- Med and recorded ~ Tue Probate
Coun fpr ihr District Of Caledonia agtnaably
20 the klalute ~ such case made and provided,
10 hereby oTdrffd that all persons CONSERVED
bn notified 81 appear before said Count al
q Session thereof a. be- hnldsa al the Probate
Office 10 Danyillr, ~ said District, on the 2ith
day Of December, iHip, ~ contest The Glng
and recording ~ sHid VAL ~ HtuTrpaid, if they
see cause, for which purpose II u further or
drfrd that a copy If the record Of Hiis order be-
published three weeks suocrssiyely IN tho Cal,
edpnian, newspaper printed at ~ Johns,
hurry, ~ sam t1IFtTIut, suuH f''-y Der,
THERON HOWARD, Register
a true copy Of Tr0ard, fGl5wJ
Attest, r HOWARD, REGISTER
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

o. Hon. William rlvmmef dripping, n.
n formerly u 3 senator, s now living az
The advanced age roo ynau, bsiag NE oldest
man living Who i' or has been @smbur Of
Congress
~ Gov. Wood of Texas, has determined
not 20 comply with the fequlsilion NJ Govern
ors Of other states ior the dsliyrfy Of fugitive
criminals, when the crime was committed
prior ~ The annexation of TeIss 20 The Halqn
utN, T1fL0R And }, VI, B0TTs,-rteEH
gentlemen met a. llie late Agricultural Fair
aud Cnllle Show IN Balllmors. a CORES
pondenl Of lhe Nov York Tribune gives lhs
following account of conversation between
lhani ~ Burnuu'a lloIe
M linus Haid--eGrneral, ! opposed your
Nomination brcnuse limury Clay WIS ny fret
rh0re Ter lhe frrrldruCy" II dpn'i 6ud
hWll wlli you, Hlr, for dat" replied llie beu-
erl, "bul Spu keep telling tho people lhnl I
VIVA ~ lFnoTanl old man, aud uol III lnr tho
Presidency, which uiHy be- very true, lat I
duu'i ll,lnk you should lei every body know
10" Tie Food Hnlured quizical manner ~
"lich the rgply WIS given, caused shout
ut laughter iro'i'tl''ss :, be- l'aPfsled 10 hear
A.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
A5A4s MnMGRg

la Lyndon, Nov. ~, by Rev. T. Copeland,
Mr. JAMES 7, BWowS, OF Brlmield, Ms, aud
Miss Kate w Milier of Lyndon
In Barton Dec. 3, by Rev. l.. II Stone, Mr.
Benjamin b Paddlcford, of Lyman n. II and
Mrs RoNANA FIELD, of Barton.
In Glover, Nov. Is, by Rev. l.. II. Stone;
Mr. Jonas Flint, of Sutton, 10 Miss Mary Met.
Caif
la Barton, Nov l9,by Rev. l.. II, Stone, Mr.
Joseph Lord, TO Miss Electa Evans
la CrattshUry, Nov. D, BY Rev, MIR Cham.
berlin, Nc Jesse sabrn, TO Miss Martin sheph.
ard. .a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
JOHN DoYLE'a EsTATE

fI'llE subscribers, having been appointed
u by llr Honorable Probate Court Tor the
Diatnci IT Caledonia Commissioners. 10 90,
cclye, cIuminr, ai,d diuAl all claims aud de,
mbnds Of ell pruons against The Eatalr Of Juun
Doylr, late 0f Bnfko, ~ said district, dcocas.
cd, represented insolyent, and the term Of
90 months from the 2pih day Of November,
l7ip, allowed, ny said eaufi, 10 the creditors
Of sad deceased, 10 cthihit aud prove their
respective claims before US Do give notice
that We will attend 90 the duties Of our hp.
poinlmcnt az The dwelling house uf widow
Martha Doyle, "a Burke, ~ SAID District, On
The 2lst day Of January, aud the 2sth day Of
May, lrbO, At 10 o o'clock, afternoon, on zach
Of said days
BENZ =. BELDEN, c.,,.,...,.....
A BURLINGTON, I '"'""'ss'""''s
burke, Dec Z, A - l-ip Gl5W3
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W4 ATus@e..

At LunenUurg, Nov 10, Reuben Bell, Esq
30. r1deEt son OF WIN Bell, formerly of WosG.
ington, N H.,
In Royal,on, Nov ., of consumption, Ellis
D., whr of Mr Lew II Harris, of Dantillc,
aged p,
Ia Greensborough, Nov. 3, Prudence S e.,
wife of Timothy Walker aged ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
HOME lNDlJsTRY.

Hon. J. ;, Skinner, dnlvercd nu-6|drcss
rccenlly IN Pennsylvania, in which he hook
strong. ground in favor ofn Protective Thih
Ss calculated to insure general Improvement
and prosperity to Agriculture, by furnishing
prosperous consumers for produce. We
copy portion Of tie sketch Of his remarks
from the Inquirer.
Mr.. :. said thnt the rrent question Of Pro.
lection To American Industry was one which
no man Ind right to 'drnggle nnh hegrin,
in The jnne Of pdty-nud quoted their own
declaration Ia show that Jefferson aud JHck-
son. we're ~ strong advocates, M well NJ
other councillors w tlo great SAubrdFlm of
Democracy. Among these lac iustuurcd
Gov. Mnhlun Dickinson. at New jersey vi ,O
Int very recently had declared in n public
address. llnt iurii' Tor revenue only, aud
not for projection explicitly was "modern
discovery" or rather, ~ he snid, "modrru
inrenlion' Hence, snid Mr.. s., every demo.
crnt lns right IA luxe the side of protection
without suhjccting himself To the charge of
want Of fraliy Ia. The purity lie lhcu nrtnng.
ID ul our Presidents Ms follows
Protective Presidents. Protective.
Washington, Van Buren,,
Adams, Polk.
Madison,
Monroe,
}. q. Adams
JncksonIin his fret ndminislrnlion,l
Harrison,
Tny lOr
Mr. 5. added, ihpt G,r his own part lie Ind
no md'Iichl aspirations. lilo wns dcyoliug
hin,selfnnw. ns lac Ind been for lhriy years.
10 what lac helcye,l 10 be- essential 10 The land
I'd interests ofthe country: aud now, for the
fret time ul-u Ia the want. aud in the hope
oi bread for himself aud has iunHly. II, suid
he. the ptow ihri,es-ifnR agriculture prosIers,
only thrive 10y the policy which shall dimiH-
ish me distance and The cost Of transportation
and erehdnge beiieeen The consumers and pSodI.
c1S. q.
This is The true policy for New England
which is dependent on-ils successful ndol-
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The Markets,

RlG1ITON MARKET, dnesday. NOV -
Al market, $50 beef cattle, COO stofee, 9
pairs working oxen, l05 COWS aud calves, 1000
sheep 100 Swine.
Beet cattle-EIIra, 80; lat qualify, 5,5O,2d,
do rs; Sd DO 400
ST orcs-Ycarlings 40 40; = years old IL u
"a; 3 years old Sl4 %.
Working Oxrn--Sales al $50, 90, o., 90,
and 10
Cows and calVrs-$i7, az, %, 70, 30.
Sheep and Lambs--$l 80, ~, 50, 90,
200
swiae--35u dje. Retail, 44a5Ac.
BOSTON MARKET Nov. 4.
BEEF-EItra mess, II so o0,00 Mess,
., 80 a u 90; No. r, y 90 00aO; prime, city, ,
500 49, navy . 90 400 90
PORK-Extra clear ID 80 a ia 90; clear
10 90 a 1850. mess 10 so II; prime . a,9 80.
LARD Boston Ga a; south& west,64u "a
BUTTER-store 1874 10 ,shippinglda 100,
family 20 n %.
CHEESE-new milk G, four meal 6,
shipping al.
FLOUR-Howafd street 20 81 Ohio,
5,3l u 3, ~; Genesee, CON. brands, 5,37 5,44;
Gcnespe, fancy brands, o,7o b,02.
CORN-hat 6J 10, white oil 62.
OATS-southern, 80 80, northern, 20 a 10,
eastern, ~ a 43
WOOL--for domestic fleece the demand
continues good, particularly the lower grades,
win some Improvement ~ PFtoes
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QUITTING Tlmm FOOT N H."

shays head loeofoeo loasI lperbaps
iI could be iHrrd ~ The puirisi 'fiieHl llihl
The "lOng Team had seeursd llie adoption
si iits amendments ~ iits Constitution, ~
cuuuly ofhrers That was tie llis ysry Thing
Which some Ofiha whigS Of Ihs Legislature
bad ~ ylsw, Wien going for she lenm,"--
Waffhman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
zIDA ruTR \ ESTATE

TIVE subscribers, having been appointed by
u the Honorable Probate Count Tor the Dis.
trici Of CALEDONIA, Commissioners, 10 receive,
rraminc, aud adjust all claims aud demands
Of all Scfsons against the Estate of Iiba
Tote, late of Hufkc, ~ sald district, deceased,
represented insolVrnt, add tho tern of siI
monlhs from the third day Of December, $40,
allowed, by SAID court, IT, The creditors at sad
drorasrd, 10 exhibit aud prove their trsprctSc
claims before us-Do give notice, that W. will
attend ~ tive 'l.iies al .anf appointment at the
store Of u Tule, iu hast Bufkr, in,siid Dis.
u'oi, 90 the l2th day Of January, and first
day 1T June next, 90 one O'clock afternoon,
on rHrh NJ said DAYS
ALMON \ BENNETT,)
CARLOS GODDlNG. Commissioners.
JOSHUA THOMAS,
EaI Burke, Dee ., l-ig 6iiw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
DIR. KILBOURN, DENTIST,

MAY be- found At Curtis Hotel, ~. Jshns
VI hurry sgi'sfs hewitt remain To- q sharl
Tine, ready 60 FsTisna operations Ia Dental
Surgery ~ scientific, sad, he trusts, salts
factory, manner.
Dec 7, 1919. bibW2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

ExrRAoEDINGEr MuLrirtirirr ~ Wiyrs
ASp luanANns,-ln tie lowu of Wcsl Brad
lord, Pa, there u M old Churolyarl, in
which Hlaudr seven commissioners side hy sid,.
covering the rruinins of the Hon. Nnihnuici
Thnr,on nnd his sir irircs. Thcy Hnud I,
order ns inllowg Mrs Brisey rhurgun, died
May 25.l7s0,nFrd u; Airs Martha Thufsinn,
died May -, 1854, aged 39; Mf- IlAl.lal,
Tliurslon, died Sept z, ls0I nged 81, Mrs
Cnrissa Thurrlon, died Nov IL, 1909. npcd
30; Mrs MARTHA fhurrton, died July "a. 1901.
aged %; Mrs Mary 1hurr'on. died March 3
ls0s, nred "a; Hon. NHlhr Thurslou, died ~
Lnusiuhurg, n. y, OcI. 81, lsil, aged 80 -
Cincinnati paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

O. Go" JoussTos, Of penns, wanna, has
h-eu made l,iH Asabsr 0f Tiis hmrrirnu
Sunday School Union. ~ nekuoW lodging
lho compliment lao says g.
ln earlj lie Il WIS ny fortunate lot 10 bo-
come n scholar, and subsequently teacher
~ u Sunday School ilie imprrssiun ilrfr 80,
criVrd 0ttiu value aud ihpurlaucu oi Scrip
lure lrHriilnR, have Increased with NY all
ynnee iu HE, H. tho dark hours Of worldly
trouble, Ia the midst Of the stUrms Of human
existence Ia ll,e huHlle of lIiu's affairs Or in
llle lurlnois of political slriln, the good man
tiUhH M hiu Bible - CanioHinIeHt that ihe un-
learned "a lie holy teachings cnuiIol pnesess,
~ the day 81 our lribuaiinn, when tie nHN-
ieilrA, thoughts, liufposrs aud drHians of hu'
nnuiiy are elnHiug-lle angel nfdrhtl sihnds
ready 10 ushertbe spirt into Tie spirit land,
Il n the dcyoul render and follower Of the
Bible pfocrpls lriun'hs Ia The enmnoss of
his druih, under n blrssrd hope of bright
iuluriiy, Whir the uuiuiufmud wrid,cs ~
mental agony over tho doubts sHd sl,atowh
Of au uncertain desiiuy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

TIE C7tEDUNT1 KsSOCTATTON ,oi
Congregational Ministers will next meet at
the house Of Rev A o Hubbard, in Barnet,
on Tuesday the 18Th inst at noon.
Up. STONE, Scribe.
Dec g, 1919
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

a BuLL FI6HT,-On Tuesday afternoon,
iine hull lelnnging ~ lhe Alms llsuEr Farm
10 Ipswich, being uponthe railruad Uack ~
huwlry, ~ u ifHin WIS approaching, lierHme
iurlpus aud rampant, aud showed evident
symptoms Df giving dRil. Ito stood eycing
ilie locomotive ~ u approached, and ushuni'
I'd llie most srirnliho hplhiug altitude, uuill
llr ifhin cnnr wiihip striking dislance,W hrp
hr nude n dHsl, ~ llir lyuu horse witt Hll
his nighi, aud WHs, Of euufss, Instantly dr.
molishsd, HIeRn aud iron WIS - lule ,0uph-
~ lhan bull hoef, aud Tho hernie pluck ~
Sy-Joln c0uldu't rHve hiuL-Saitm Rfgisisr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

DIsTAL spgGTHr II Will be- notiaed, by
reference 20 our advertising columns, that De-
kllboufn, Of Montpelier, again Proders hls
professional services Ia the eltIens Of our vii
lage apd ia vicinity
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

" The fate Of the Hungarian eIiles, who
SIC ''"~ "a lIAis'hufgh- EAs decided ihfaugh
the dlfrol meditation ofthe American Ambas,
,adur "a London, Klapka has selected 10 five
different parts Of The North Of tho United
States, large space Of lsnd, whrTs hu S,ll 90,
Rbl,sb a Hungarian colony The price Of the
land IL very moderate The 81 Goycfnor Of
The city of Comofh, mary, was 10 leave for
America on the 10Th OF November, IN eompA.
ny with a Rcometer, who will select the finest
and most advantageous country, and will IN
mrdiairly proceed 20 ils division. The either
Magyar aud Klapka HIMSELF will sail for
New York, on board ol the ship franklin.
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DrAfp OF Gas Clneu The Savannah,
(GcorgiOpaPofs Of Wednesday. last week
have lclrgfapbio despatch announcing the
death If Gen u l.. Clnch, aler an Illness
Of ninc days.
uJ-A canal boat, loadr,i with 530 barrels uf
-four, recently sunk IN the canal at Caters.
willie, sixteen miles east Of Rochester, New
YORK
~ Three young medical dudcnis were A..
roalrd at Syracuse laat week ia room oeou.
pied by them as a disscct,ng room, having in
their possession the body of young German
woman who died, recently, Of ship fcycr.
Laos Hoo The Westminster Carroll.
tonun sSyS there was hog exhibited ~ tha,
place las' week, which weighed 400 pounds.
The same paper says potato raised by John
Wadlow,. Of Freedom District, measured u
inches IN circumference.
94.Ths amaunt Of deposits of spceir al the
several unurd states repositories, subject to
the dram OF tho States Treasurer, on the
goth Of November, was $780, 1850 OF
this amount. the Assistant Treasurer OF Dos.
'' - ~ - ''tsf'ftf"f WV hAlhF NafhfAsa
G63,36I Philadelphia, 81 500, O0I ,0-i Charles.
tor, Sl37 ,96O,4Gi n Orleans, SIGo, a6I, 30
81, LOUIS, Si0t ,O36,15.
~ Miss Ffcdcr,ka Bremen IL now in Hart.
ford, the guest Of Mrs sigournry, the poet
ess
IVA little boy hearing his father any that
'hctc Is time for all things" climbed mp
behind his mothers char, Gnd y.hisprrrd IN
her ear, asked when was the proper time for
hooking sugar out Of the sugar bowl
To THE MAuRYIso II" those who are con
tCmplsung this great change ~ life. We would
say, be- sure and go TO Ouk UaH, Bosioa, for
your wedding suit Mr. Simmons gets out
the ncatcst garments for these occasions, that
are made,
" Mira Caroline Scott daughter Of General
Scott, was married on Wednesday, TO Major
II l.. Scott, aid de. camp to the commander.
iR.chidG at The city residence Of the General,
on Eighth street. New York,
AZ The Androsoorgin aud kcnnebco Rail.
road was opened to Watcryillc on Tucsday.--
The oeeasion was celebrated at watcGxjlle.by
The discharge Of artillery, the ringing orbells,
aud collation. IN the freight house erected
there
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
From The Allas OF Nov. s.

InE MuRDgR or DR. PARkmAh.--PRorEs.
MRJonN w. WEBSTER, THE SUPPOSED Mum
HREh-On Monday afternoon, Ephram
L'lleheld, the jdnitor Of the Medical College
we important witness in the case on the part
" The Government, recognized IN the Police
court in the sum nf $4,000, for his appear
s,'ce Mt such time as should he required -
ne give for his snreIies Messrs Alvnn Adj
'n', leonard Fuller, and Charles NJ. Kings.
An attempt was ninde by some Of Pro
N'sor Webster's friends tie same afternoon,
W nG'e LlIlle6eld arrested, on the ground
W mo' he was seen on the Monday following
,J'uay, the day Oh which Dr. Parkman so
."yy''erous y disappeared. TO have in his pos
IsA''l' 80 -iHrEe MT ntttadiiI-s, tt,eaey as SIC
,Hueheld, however, xplnined 10 The satisiac-
IOn OF tho District Attorney, Mr. Parker, that
We Hah HE money on the Monday preyious
U 'He Monday uIeged.nnd that it was receiv-
y" rom the students ms fees To he pnid over
.Ie receiving officer Of the College. We
~ yesterday,thal Mr. Sawn. who drives
o.. 'Npress wagon between Ihist city mud
e 'Ip"olnridgn slHIes Tint he Inns bertr employ
'9r long period of lihr, hy Professor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08

POSSIBLY be in some respects different from the latest re-
ports of it above
This written before the passage Of the bill. cre1-
ting the Home Department ard thus adding another of
icer to the Cabinet. The latest rumor IN regard 10 TIE
subject is that Mr. Lawrence has decnedlhe appoint
nlen enderel to him-that Mr.. Preston is ID fake The
Navy Departmeni-that Rev'rdy Johnson If Maryland,
j. appointed Attorney Genera-and HAT john Davis Of
Massachusetts, has been invited preside the new
Department tor IIme ATit- we incline to believe
that such will b The castofp'r's.
II will be admitted We think, that The new Cabinet
is Wing enough 70 satisfy any maoand further, that It
embrace. great deal Of talent Political experience and
hiuh character.