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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
sLAVERY IN VIRGINiA.


Nc Faulkner wall Informed member nf
The Virginia Legislature, fgnf tho county of
BoIkeley, recently made dtpeeeh Of much
ability and pmbodyiug inHorant aud ynlua-
ble statistical fncts relative 10 The causes Of
Ilts a..iiIHnuon Oflhe slave population Ia dat
state. The country which leo represents,
has, be hllirns, losl, "a eyasions INTO Penn
- lsanip, ~ four mouths past, fpriy-four val
nHlle slaves the planters ~ Jefferson, Clarke
aud 1Frederick, have nlso suffered consdern-
ble losses IN the same way, aud hc sets down
au annual loss 10 the Virginia stakeholder,
by the evasion of the slaves, 81 ninety lhOus-
and dollar, With such OBSCURE senenis, lac
expresses his apprehension llat the insliiu.
ton 81 slavery will SINK under the weight of
~ own ins0curly,' and that "nen will not
own slaves II They must hold them hy ~ pre-
carious tenureh
/ o. Tie Legislature Of Missouri has, at
last, ngrced To necelH the share ofihe SURPLUS
funds TO which this State became entitled,
under The Deposire Law of Congress, pissed
ssme years siuee.
Drclsi6iS oN SLAVERY. Judge Dickey, Of
Chicago, has decided that the master ola
slave escaping into Illinois, has right To re.
move said slave, regardless Of Illinois Stat
utos 10 the contrary, which are declared Ia be
unconstitutional.
LmERuin 10 Fraser. During Rev Mr
Bridcl'- agency Of Tow months IN this coun-
try, tho'Churches contributed : ls 900 10 nil
T ir-rircutrirg the Bible and other good books
IN France.
"GoyE TO Mur,r We notice the marriage
ofMr Joseph COM to Miss Amanda s.. M.
/ 0y-The Singapore FREQ Press records
The deal, NJ Bankok Siam, GA tho 2jli Sept.
last, ofihe Rev Jesse Caswell, attached To
tire Baptist Mission NJ Singapore 10 had
lecn D, early nine years IN tho missionary field,
aud vas ,-ry suddenly stricken down 10y m
Inflammation o. the luogs.
No UNrrEp STATES SsSAroH PaoN Mren.
iGAN.--The posiisn OF Gov. Ks;:pm on the
Slavery question, the passage OF Mr. ThoiaP-
sons Free Soil resolutions, and the indefinite
Posiponemenl Of ,he election OF niled States
Senator indicate thnt no election will be- held
this winter. The Anii CasA men in tho Sep-
ale oil voted for a postpouemenl-lhc Cas-.
ties demanding m immediate election, which
wns promptly refused.
E o." Tho Legislature Of Illinois has pass
cal resoluIioua nis:ruetIng their Senators To
vote in favor Of prohibiting slavery in tho
newly acquired territories of the uniou.--
This ~ good news iro'n an une xpecicd quar-
ter. WA Senator Douglas obey ., resig1is
Nav ilANrsHiRr.--(iov. Williams has mp
'ooin'ed Thursday the 9TH, Of April 10 he
o!So:'od ~ day Of fasting aud prayer.
A. RE Portland Argus states that the
popula,iog g." thai city has Increased, moro
Than - per cln;, since 10 70, aud that it now
exceeds 1900
clLuoRSil There orc fhy.iwo vessels ny
at the port Of New York 10. Snn Francisco,
20 sail this month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
TIE CIlnIERA

The eilVlern appears Iabe nba'lng a. every
place where it has prresfsd 10 'l''s country.
Il r. nlso disappearing ia Texas whore nmg-
cd with sueil mabssd violence, The Gnl-
Vrsinppnpels snyf
Tho rayaFes Of she eholsis among the
troops ~ Por l.Hyaeen are splridiaF There
Ind hrel no new eases, nor any dcnthsi for
,Tvernl dnysWnd IlIe general oplnion was, that
lln disegra WINS ~ az esd. Mont nlhin cili-
1sHs 81 l.ssseea bed l'+e'' s'iseh-'' With the
disease, shd both thar place md iH'iinn Point
mite i,edlthV
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
HAPPY Old FARMER.

'SaidN venerable old farmer OF eighty wears,
70 rrfItt4u on vtstr 10 htm II hHvu iiveTi
"a thls farm for more Than half n century. I
nave no desire 10 change my rrsidencn. 7
iilAt ITO tUuuy rIrtTgr rfTT1 now nm.
nave worshipped the Cod of my fathers
nun The same pGnlIle lnnrr Than fIriy years.
aSus That period have scarcely over been
~ atlro'n Ire sanctuary an tho Sabbath
.r n'l nave never lost more than e1re commu-
"'ph season. j have never been confined 10
80 OF sickness ford single day. The
,o'' ssilss OF God have beeR richly spread
~. Vnu me, Hndi hive Hnde up my mind pnr
s. So 'hai " wished 10 he happier, m,isi
'''e more religion than have at present"
80, me Columbus Statesman cabs the Whigs
NAV" S s',N and brpadcloth parry Possibly IL
u,n1. "nh'l that tho Locofocos about these
''' are Tie 'corsted party, - Louisville Jomn,
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TIL II = g a l. 10 DON 4 A n.

FiEE.-Wo rel ui lgisnru that on lie night
lnsl, the Carriage hFnuihelnfy
of Mr Horace Sihley, Of CVuulh, we des,
lroyed by FIRE, 'lIe loss fAiis heavily on Mr.
{. As hr had no insurance,
= uu flic saaie 'nighI tho Tanning establish
ment Of Judge Berry, Of Hebron Was des-
U6yed ly FIRE. L0rs estimated 90 1900
z4'JOu insurance. This loss W are sorry
10 be- informed strips lhn Judge % a large
portion Of his eslHiq.-- DrHto, Hep,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

GS~Ihc. sailing distance To California n.
round Cape Horn, Is 1900 miles, aud set
this, OI present 's fhe ehedpssi route to sou
Fruncisco, because il is all lay water, It re-
q"ires about fiyc months by Chagrcs nnd
Panama il is G,300 miles, bu, the expense 10
f.'lt double. Hat tho iimo suyed " three
months, nj least which TO some is material
cons. deralion, Tbs Overland, route can be
travel, d with wagons ~ about 100 days, hy
way 'of Independence, srSt. Joseph, alo., TO
Fori In amic, SouIl Pass, ort llnll, the Sink
Of Mary's River, &sc. dc. a'.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

Man DoGs A mad dog WINS killed in
Keene few DAYS nro, amer hO had bitten n
mnu, several dogs aud other dunb beasts A.
mother dog 10 a fHbid state, WIS killed in
Gilauui, y. H.. week before last Death lay
hi. terrible disease is becoming HlarmiuPly
frequent, and remedy, or rather prcyonta-
tive, shnnld bo applied forthwith There 10
bat one safe preventative, aud that j. total
destruction 10 the canine race. Kill the dogs.
every mothers son or them.-B,dlHeborougfl
Earle
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
Come cticut and Pasaumpsso
Rivers Railroad.
2 to- ~ So
Winter Arrangement.


~ hElnd after The 18th Decfuihrr, the Pas
NJ HeuFeT trains ~ connection win To-
Northern, Concord, Nashua Ind Lowell itoadsi
will run o. isllcNs H-H
LaaSs wsIls IltFsf uit'A N arrive IN bpN.
lnn lg A.. 81. - ----.. .. .. ..HhIsi
f.rHvu 'Vtif. t,ycr altP NJ, siep SyaI Eiah,
20 eaHaHd.. aud IN, ., Issssf o Al ~ Sss'
dog, ~ I...l 40
afli1e At m,is Hyfil ? ~
Ieaw boston II MIaUirFHt- 'frfiF HiyFr
AP.M
By this grfang cement the morning cars ron,
Wells River win connect With tie New York
Steamboat tain at Worcester by tie Nashua
and Worcester Railrosd--iust sPsnedy-aad
pirscnrofs from Wells River may arrive 81
Nov York ihr noSt lGornnF. '
Passengers are Toqnraied ~ place tLeH baF.
gage IN the hArde u Inc baggage Master. ~
The Company viii IN no case he IesPonsfslr
To- the loss 81 ans baggage unless u hapPap
Through niu neglect Of AZ Agsgis 90 who's
care u wa bnuuaiedi nor Tor Any bagg4gr
beyond the value of ifly dollars gplesa u %
previously reported aud corresponding rates
paid nor in any ease whsHFcT, tof any mon
oy ~ other yllulblcs except wearing apparel
Merchandise Trains leave wcliz River daily
nt 4, NJ. and nrriur NJ Well River daily a.
u Z. NJ A FACE, hFent.'.
DecFIsfe bnitf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
AeMwRnAGRS.

In PoaehAm, Jan 1, Mr. John MaS,in, Of
Danr'lic, nnd Mrs Jane b Giifllan,of Peach,
am. i.. ne
In Montpelier. by Rev \ webs,eE,Me Lei.
"a T. Adams OF CADET, and Miss Temperance
Chandler, Of Bo15ia
In llnvcrhill, Jan :, by T.. a. Hay wood,
ESQ. Mr. Hazcp Abbott aud Miss Margaret B
Cushtnnn, both az n,
Ia Lyman, Jan 10, by Robert G Nelson,
ESQ Mr. Edward ElishSsr r. as -I-yalaa, aud
Miss May Smith, OF Ii0letou.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

Testimony Of S,ipm,t Greer, Druggist and
4 Chemist Boston Aug III, loio'
This may certify, that at the request of the
+ American Aeen, Of Bnrhah's Hungarian Bal.
sam. have analysed, us well as am able, n
I hottie OF that celebrated medicine, and find II
c imposed OF ] 3 distinct ingredients, each of
which, taken separately, Is calculated to have
n very happy effect upon the pulmonary Or.
I gnns, and in combination, they arr unsurpassed
! I think, hy any medication of ;hc kind that
| bnve ever examined. One ingredient-which
fnt,ns NJ least half the Balsam---is an aromatic,
rrsinuns. Gum, of a kind heretofore unknowH
to me, ard unknown, / believe, TO ne nedcal
proTsssion IN the UniIcd State. " tTat ritz ~
fects may be ia cases Of seated consumption,
cannot confidently predict from mere rN'
animation OF it5 pf0PtfT1cE NJ rtrrrritrTt trrtSi
but should think II would be bcnchcini IN me
bigEesi degree. The best tcst Of the mrdt'
cine, howe VrT IJJlsr- b- the eSHaEienec OF the
afflicted ihemsel rs%l Respectfully yonrs,
SAMUEL GREEN
ApplicaD lions for agencies aud all orders
ali Guild b1/nddresscd TO Edwin G Barnes, sec
retary<Tr The New Engiand Branch, Boston.
JSese Medicines are for sale by J &. Bing'
,bSm, 81. Johnsburyi jain Bacon, St Johns.
bury Centre, and EIttrldgc * Colby, Lyndon
Corner; l.. II. Delano X Son, North Hard
wick J. A. Sawyer &Co., Greensboro'i Am
asa Scott, South Crai(sbury; w. X. Shedd
II Co, Wells River; Levi1p. Parks, Pass,rmp.
sic; and by their agents generally throughout
New England. .u.- b97wf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

VrGAoNr CoRr lam. An old gentleman
now IN his B2d year, who resides on Dog
River, informs'us that he has rnsed corn on
tie same land - years Ia succession, and
good crops too. Last year he thought the
good old piece had producrd corn long o.
nough and seeded IL i;r grnss his last
years corn6eld produced the 6ny first suu'
cessiVc CROP UGfetmaH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
The Markets.
nHtGHTON MARHET, Thossaay Jan

''Hf'n Wv "NhNbl thursday Jan -.
Reported fur Tho Journal.
At uHrEct, t5h hrcf edttir, - EtorrE, u pr. ~
working oxen, % cows and calves, a2Oa sheen
and no swine.
Beef eadie---EItra, S6.5D nG,75; Ist quail.
ity, 6 6,2ji "a do. ., ~ a 80 3d do. $50 a
5,2J. "."~--..
Store cattle No report
Working oScn- No report
Cows and Calves-@sales at ~, %, 30, -
and $37.
Shccp-salss at 50, $50, 40; wethcra
3,5n, 3,75, and 1, 50.-
WOOi.--Salcs Of ticccr IN n moderate OK.
tent have been made during the week past al
q slight advance over previous quotations. -
Pulled firm nj quoted rates. The stock blth
Of fleece and pulled in market ~ unusually
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
DxMTLEEES


In this town, Jan. ., Dr. joSAs FnSr, aged
-.
r-- la w nslow, Me. Of consumption, Jan. a.,
CArhfHiSr, wife OF } SIohIh0ld Mason, Tor.
mcrly Of Barnet, Nt--chcrrcd kith the chris.
uan's hope. In her last moments SRe was
comlJrlcd With thcl bRlaly .iueaences Of re-
.deemlng love, calmly falling usleeP IN death
aged %. Coidia.
ln Boston, Dee. last, Harriet, wife of Nc I
\. biAisiG1i. and daughter of tho lste Capt
Benjamin Merrill, OF Haverhili, N. n. aged
In Concord, n "a, Jan. IL, L.ihtefeld Tay
lor, Esq member of the " n Legislature
FROM Saubotnton, aged 10,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

ASormR ClaE OF iiipEoRImHrN The
'r,,..sr,,m stnrs tia, Miss Snnh Crchore,
cymc,Iy - .Soston, wns bitten 10y dog NJ
Newton Corner. "iho 2lst Of Sep'emb, =
last. mud the wound MGR '"rpruraling, grab
unlly, hcnled Being on VIZ ,o'souo Trends
NJ CasileIou, w., on Tuesday las;, So "n,
seized with symptoms Of hNdropl'nbin. nu,'
continued to grow worse I'LL Friday lnst,when
she died of That disorder. She was n mcm-
bcr orthe Handle and Hayden Society
BOslpH Atlas,
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~, The papers thpt mr. rrrt BY the southern
stage, did not, We laam, reach their destinl-
ton last week They were len al the Hotel AZ
the usual lnt, Friday, a. tboat - "A NJ. and
u'sy warr taken by somsbpdy belwses ulat
time and evening, bot by whom We do not
bnow. r
THE ADJOURNED SOUTHERN eau
Gus, il IL reported, adopted an address drawn
ZIP by Mr. Befrien, mid and ronsiliaiory in iis
tone, and addTssSrd 20 ths whole sauutry The
report wHs', probably. unde 10 lhs eammiliee
instead ofS general sauous, and das'gaed as
substituts Tor the one offered by Mr. Calhoun.
The whole affair vii dauhllessendi 10 smoke
aud nothing else. Tho dqty Of the north -
plains calm, uny'elding opposition TO the
eIteniion Of slaveryi--in this way slavery
viii be e'reu@sorbed 10 i's present limits
GTAfler, our paper was made up except
this page iIo following came TO hand ria Dsn'
vile
! CALEDONIA co, AGRICULTURAL so
GETTY,
A. the annual meeting Of ihe Caledonia Go.
/ Agricultural Society, holden al ST.. Johnsbury
Plain, Jan. 10, lao, tho following business
/ vas transacted
The President and Secretary being absent,
J. T.. Fairbanks was aPis,sls-A President and
iona Lawrence Secretary pro ten,
The Treasurer report vas called for, read
and accepted
/ The Committee on , arms being incomplete
the Executive Committee appointed }. Law.
renee and Jaeob Blanchard TO hll vacancies,
when the following premiums were awarded
Os FARAs.
Ist, David Carrier, Poscha.n, 5000
I'd, Harvey T Moore, Dnnvillr, 400
+ Sd, 4. Mcmillan. Danyille, 900
OS FlEfn CEars
oars--Ist, william Warden, $500, GA bush.
els per acre,
Cons-!st, Abel Morrill,. jr. $500, 90 bushcl.
per acrI,
el, J5na Lawrence, SEQ. ~ bushoI. per
acre.
RlrAaAGA--lst, iona. Lawrence, 5O,eosN.
/ Voted. 10 so alter the Consultation as that
the fee for membership hercansr shalt be OPP"
dollar instead Of fifty cents X5,cd also, 10
sosVish the Cultiya,or o such irlJisidnsls A.
w,iiqny 20 eent. inAGdNon to the member.
ship Zee
/ The Society then proceeded to choose the
/ following officers for the year ensuing
/ ~ FAIRBANKS, President
/ WM. STODDARD, Nie,
ROBERT ,GlLKERsoN, JPres,donis,
! T.. JEWE1T, Treasurer.
ID. BOYNTON, Secretary.
ENrrrrrvE -CoasirrEE, Jacob Blanehard,
Pcaeham; l.orin Kinney, Datnei' J. A. Gould,
Waterford Alonlo Bcmis, Lyndon; Asa Mor.
ttiii, Daavilie. Charles sstarks, ~ Johnaburyi
J. L, Carr, Waterford.
Meeting then adjourned -
JoNA LAWRENCE. sce pro ten
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

US-TRuT PHooKEss. The people OF Mas
sachusctts voluntarily inSed themselves last
year, quo million of dollars for the support OF
Comnon Schools. There is not native
born child in the Stale, old enough TO learu
who camiornud ami write. In Boston 5000
00Sssnxpeudedi ia building school houses.
during the three months preceding April last
Within Tue year pasI, Individuals have gitrn
5000, 1000 In IlarXarh College. Tho State is
hpiding n reform school for vngrant and cN-
posed children, al u cost Of 100000. The
s;,ste odueates ali The deaf ,luni1 and blind.
aud Inns established a school for IDIOTS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
Sash, blinds y Doors
Two lhnHc wishing Tor any OF the absIs a
4 tides we ~ outt, aay that At
RanlSay'S Old Stand

may .bc found LARoT supply &C Sash and
Doors. Doors, OUTSIDE az well rs Inner,
made ia the lafest styles aud iOarraaira to. b.,
I satisfactory article,
,..SasL, well ps,1a ~ ssyufi Of different quaif.
lea Of material, ana pTicAs To eoJ respond.
Minds aN'o style of lesitiHn 6atSi,, con.
sidervd a grraf itsprOr eIre NJ OH the Old. -,
w An httlis Old TrrinSsl-eheap for e1s6 .,
he AOPe Of tsrrr.-
re C.F. RANISk
ST. JJbOsbury, juno, G, l7ls. aG7tr
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Goods at Cost.

TINHE subscriber having Gcctdad 10 rcmorc
j from this State, * unoer the necessity
Of closing he business Hirdihirlr, AM nov
ofers his cniirc Stock o. Goods, amounting Is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
ARREST or TlfE SUPPOSED MIR
DERER OF PARKER.

n TAnn !. au,ed Edward Malian WINS uIes
edln This c,,y IN the 18Th inst, by officer
lso. w. Shert1 an, charged with iicing the
'agnierct of Nc Parker tax collector, at
''nelrstcr,N. II. "a February lsi5. Ma
'au shipped asA 10 an'uu bu board The bnrque
h.sr'cnt liDm WcA pert, ON her last voyage
and resutncd here in \ pyemhcr last, IL Is
'ad hai, during the yojnL'e, he confessed to
one Of tire officers Oft the Pts jades that he had
LCeu concerned in tho u.,I. de of MIR Parker.
-hbout Two weeks since, Mat nI was dischnrg-
cd from tie House OF Corruc ito v ia Ibis city,
where he had hecn cdntncdtG ' Drunkenness
and in stroll upon the winrteg, he fell III
with one af his sidpmates WIN " ns then en-
vloyed rs seamHu on board fh', packet
cop CorinihIaa. To l,im, MuhH,1 made n
opposition TO engage rs sentnnn In hoard
he 'oop, and on linr passage 10 NxNy york,
get possession OF the vessel. murder the
calu,n, II necessary, alh 10 dispose ofthe
rorgo. To assure his cumrndc TINT he JvaV
ga adept IN ,illniuy, ir confded 20 hum TIA
story olthe murder IN New Hampshire, auG'
adding hat be- llAd no fear orheing arrested.
Nlahan had however, mistaken his man, who
30 sooner parted ilnil him, lhat,, overcome
wh hortur nj the aTociiy of tee proposition
aai lho harlihood OF the confession. lac ian. (,
uediatcIy procured his arrest. Officer Bay
les, of thls.ciiy, II now ou uis~,Ou lo Man /,
tAesief. To Investigate ihn circumstances OF
hc murder.-.Nc-e Bedford Mercury I
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1.-The paperH thpt mr. rrr' BY the southern
stage, did not We laarn, reach their destina-
ton last week They were len al the Hotel Al
the usual lrps, Fdday, At hboat - "A ~. and
u,sy wam taken by somsbpdy belwses ulat
time and evening, bot by whom We do. not
bnow.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

O. The Louisville journal siiys that tie
Save question will no, cmharrnss The admin
,raIou ct GsqcglL Taylor in The irnst--tnt
tie settlement Belongs uol TO the President
and His Cabluei, bui Ia Congress; and TO that
body It's settlement viii be lcll. The
sane article deprccates. in strong terms, the
a"es' oil ihu NIuot Protiso by lie iSkGeu.
ilve vo'o--a calamity which would result in
mo mos; teFFsh!s condition oi political ioz,ti,
lies between the North and Iho SGullL II
any rres'leu' nf ahe UGited States were TO
pat ms veto upon the Wllmot provSo, the
people OF the non-sayeh0tdiag Stntes. who
nave The supremacy ofnambers, would keep
we question III agitation until The next Pres.
NsnuaI election, and then, by their strength
va sectional md geogrnphicni party, elect
man VINO would MOI veto the Proviso! The
r'u'ssllle Examiner contains n long address
Hsned by several citizens Of Kentucky. nrr.
'"s ,he people to incorporate n gradual cmun-
'.'Pa'Ion clause in the new constitution.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

GSFFGol. George Grostaa, ihe hero Of SAT-
dusky, died Mt New Orleans on the 9Th inst,
from Ile cflesi Of u disease resembling ciiol-
efa et.iI-t-.l tetss,., ,iPe4s I.4ss.
two days before calling in medical assistance.
lie ~as attacked OH Saturday, but paid no
heed TO hs complaint ill towards noon on
Monday, when his symptoms became so dis
Fessiag thai medical uid WINS ssmuoned bin
no relief could be lad from the u'est skinhl
medical treatment. iie fingered iill liehtiall
in The perfect Possession of his faculties.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

| Gy~"Tell your father" said John Randolph
to a young friend, "tha, recommend nbs,i-
nenco from novel reading s. whiskey punch,
Depend upon it, sir, thsy are both equally IN
jnrinuH to the hrnih.
I e. Tho Lowell Advertiser says so young
men have already len TIM, city for California
/ Qy-The aristoeraiic districts OF Paris, nrc
all reported to have voted in favor of LOUIS
Napoleol., hoping tlcrrby.Ns some ip'inuhtc,
10 pave tho WAY for n iglurc scion If lefiii-
macy. a great Inupbcr ofthc red ropuhli-
cans are likewise stated TO have voted IN f.
vor Of Louis Napoleon from feeI'ngot ~
will toward. Ten. Cavaiguac.
QPThc Washington Union, cf We,'nes-
day. c-publ,slies % speeol Of James X. Folk,
jusiffyffr rurie Executive usurrt'ion writ
ten year ago=Jnsvat -s~nJb wanted TO
see anything of Mr. Polk except his back.
ONE CrNr Co.'s Tile committee on Ways
aud Means, IN Congress, were recently IN
Struggled 10 consider the propric,y Of, rcpor;-
ing o ht' fay.E,,lsrt,se 'l,esiseasftlso one cent
coin, ard TO authorize 0,o coinage ola three
cum lfI'ft hebl fftN N'isiif'"'N - N'll''
and soW.'other precious metal.
1TnE CmaLrRA AT NEW oBLFANs.-on the
10Th inst. tho cholera admissions nj the clay
ity hospital, > death 81 discharged 10. On
tho 9th the admissions were y; deaths .; Js-
chnrgcd3. The intenneuis were Il Ivy
cholera, md ~ 10y eIl'ef Diseases, N
NJ. TkaiSnls of The 500 900 ceres OF land
in Mississit4d, donated TO the 5tUis for the
purposes Of Internal Improvements, which
was to have taken place January LIST, al jack
sou, resulted in almost n complete failure
OnlY lttle over 1900 acres were bid on, al
a minimum proc OF 90 Por pv-re. -1
Ma CALRouS WINS so much indiSllosed on
ms not TO DO able 10 leave his room.
lis said that the excitement and disappoint-
mont lac Inns experienced in regard to his
SotHhrrr, ,,,,llaicatron movement has affected
his henhh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
GUDET 1'E.NT.LBLNT TIR7plS.
Virtue Delights in Contest.
~ WING 70 DO gfcat increase Of business
~ NJ Wells River Vermont,
NJ. NJ. STEELE,
has just returned from New Yofs aud Boston
with aneNicns,yr ssHoftu'ut - ,
.NEH .2.N.O FASHIONABLE
Dry Goods, Cloths, RcadyMadc
Clothing, &c,

whioh m addition go hs former o, lection, com,
prsc' the most cKtcnsyg Stock ever "tcrd
rH f,iH viriH'ty, and selling at priccs dat defy
con'PS hbHu \ few At the many afb el,s That
causplise tbs Sip-k lre. ~ iulloWs.-afieh
Dfe.s silks, high lu.'rrr, PLAIN end eh,ngca.
bile do, PLAID, stdpcd, y raw, do --S lAWlS.
al prices from Sac 10 sii-- Mcruscs, III ,bcts.
AL shades lyonsse Cloths, Hobroy, hlpncs,
AlP'eeasi PEAIDS, Cloak Goods OF al de-
scrptions with Trimmings 10 match cHacIiy
Cassimeres aud Drinincs from l23 10 313 cts ;
300 yds. PRINTS from 90 ia cts. Ouuu yds
nnbls'd SllEETlAGS from . 10 10 cts Cam.
br,es, Sch e,as, ll"scfy, Dama,k. If,sh Linen,
Crash, Diaper, flanncl-; Patches, II k,ng.,
nonn'Ra, Striped Shia,ngs, ElnvfA, M,tiena,
ilats, Caps, BoniE, shnrs, Belts, Carpet Bags
Trunks, &C . Bales Buffalo Robes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27

SUIciDE or ANEW YoRX BARNBURNER. an
old man named Allen, residing at Palmyrn,
n. Y, set two barns Oh fire, aud then hung
himself up in ono OF ~ n. Tho first YSs
burt TO The ground, but the fire. went Out in
the ono in which lie hung birseIe mud he
WINS fonnd the HeSt morning suspended 10 n
bcnm. .'.....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-27
$500 Worth OF Carpetings,
cIcgaxt siylls lngt received i0m thc manu-.
tacturVfS and nj their prices.
BRO.lDCLOTHS, PfL OTS, BE.ITERS.
C.4SSkiERES. DOES6i,N;>, S.4YI-
NETS. J'ESTTN'GS and T.4E
LOIS T'hLMlfLN'GN

LDhN IhihLbI-N Us.
.RERDl,.L5DE CLOTHLNG-- over Goats.
I Under Sack Goats, from the incest. Broad.
I claIt- do-,n t. Green Jarkris Vests and
/ Pants 0t uit descriptions from Tic irArG Elk,
sut.n, velvet, dawn to Canada .Gtay,-AilA-aA
icNtrcmcly low PRICES. Corucct,d with the
I establishment - an extensive TAILORING.
DEPARTMENTS oHductrd Nv ~, %. QUlM.
BY, who - we'll known a scientific Gutter.
London and PARIS Fashions regularly received,
and no pans VII De spared ~ getting Mp gar.
mcnts To give entire subsection toa'i who mby
favor the ostsblishment with Their patronage.
Cutting done Tor others 10 MAKE
West India Goods and Groceries,
and sil k,nds Of Wet Goods, a, whcicsaic and
retail "a the basement ...'...
All kinds Of Produce taken IN exchange ior
Goods. Carh or ready p7y--vo rRrsr.
Persons from the n " s,dr oft The rivtr who
.trau- to the sstzsuTTt =nt=s 81, 1hztthaYc thciY
tell paid both ways. Ordcrs by transfers and
SIslF drivers promptly attended 20.
NJ. NJ. STEELE,
Wells River, Ian. lsi0. dnsyl