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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10
TIE LATE SURVEYOR OF THE
PORT.

MIR EDIToR; Politically unfriandly,
but personally attached to the late Sur
ye,ur of this Port, ain obliged TO yon
for the PLAIN and pointed notice you took
this morning of the Infamous sIander,
that he is defaultsr TO the Govern
tnent.
have, during his term of Office, been
one OF the importing merchants otsihe
city, aud had more or less business inter
course with atrlck Collins. II gives
me pleasure TO say, that we never had
more popular, or obliging, or faithful pub
tic ,flicer. The lame apology which the
Washing ton Republic makes, for the re
moyaI of Democratic onice holdert, will
have as Iitiie credit ASH deserves, IN re,
lalion TO its attack upon the late SiIfvsy-
or. where lie is so well knowa AS here a
home. repeatlt, that for Integrity, Mr..
collins is bOve all such infamous ruinors
as The Republic has origlnaied-a better.
ma n than either Of its edItors-aud / am
sorry to say, more honest patriot thar
tho cabal that rules at Washington.
speak for one at least, OF a party that
placed things as they are.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10

Gen. Cass has written lengthy letter in
reply to the misrsPresentstio of the N. Y
Courier & Enqirer Of his position e. opinions
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10
OUR AGENT.

sGEoRcs PnArr No.sl5i Nassau street,
New York, is aulhorizedio procure snbscrip-
tion, and prepare and forward advertisement
for this paper.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10
Democratic Ticket.

For Representative. 9
MATTHIAS C. WHITLEY.
For Auditor, ii
CHESTER r. MOTT;
For Treasurer,
GEORGE HARPER;
For Sheriff, m
CURTIS BERRY;
For Commissioner,
ISAAC w WOHLGAMUTH;
For Coroner,
John N. REED;
For Prosecuting Attorney
s. r. McBANE. e
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10
From the Detroit Free Prcss.

Gross attempt by the Cabinet TO Corrapt
the Purity of Elections-- Another se-
c,et Circular from Truman smith.
The National Era published the follow
9iug extracts from circular issued by
Truman Smith, and secretly circulated
in Indiana. IL originally appeared 10
the Sentinel published in Wayne county,
inf IA nj State
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10

TIE Romaas,sso far rom welcoming
the Fsench iate that city by acclsmsiion
will not, il is stated, fud labersrs fsr
them TO rsms.s the harricsdss. The
whole bearing sef the Romans is that Of .
gallant people ssbtusd bat sot disgraesd'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10

In publishing the above the Enquirer
vouche, that il is what il purrorts to be
the production Of whig merchant.
TIE fealing Of this 'Wiig,' is the feel
ing of thousands Of others who aided in
placing things as they are al Washing
ton. The attempt OF the especial organ
OF Gen. ylor to cover his violated pledge
by hunting down honest men, i'll add TO
their number. r.-Staiesmdn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24
THE q ALE DO Nj AN.

DRvisl Hoes EAsr. 'Yhoreyfr lhero s
urnu5 90 itH uHhH lLs Yurkers Hfr ou baud
60 gokr iL. ll,tipg sllpg hogs irum gsftirs
ern bilInlH TiIr brighton fuHrKri iuu tefutttff
pfIrg .Iusurss, uihd profitable Que 100 a
sIrewd Yankee Gom'JAe .Rgfksnfe mae
rpWTH mis- way VIII mnu6y ~ PurkoL lrus-
els rdund Hupong llie' Buckeyes lruiI for o.
hafpllu, aud soon picks up drove ut' sever
NJ hundred hoFsM iom q cant % a rant aiui
iHlf pee paHHA he l'tiS= iHw slick hor
res, aud rhen with hi,.il hand az no slnrif
lds gruulers Down EHHl. To- drives Them 90
lhe rate olla or miles per day feds lhein
veil and iI about h0y days reaches Albany,
whorJ flIe swine ure shipped on lie cars ir
Brighton mud, iUuVgsrh h weight ly lice
journey, lbey lhereF bring lVm i've 10 pa
cenls per pound nllls and fqdpnllngnre scat,
Tered among lha farmers 10 lle region round
nhniU, Ia lao lallenrd iDr customers aud .,
umrkrL The horAes ara nialeliad and cold
40 haudsuHu profit, Hud iha prnny helRP
well lirued, tho Yankee IL ready iar Anc her
speculation, A loya of riV Hundred lnGB
passed through ibis ciy Yesterday lor Bdgh-
lpu,- CIdvlaHd Herad g0h
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ACCIDENT AT A THEATRE.
slXTY.FOUR PERSONS KIELEDl

On the night ct S,ur,lp. February l7h;
- Terrible arcldud occurred 90 The Theatre
Royal, Dunop street, Gil sgp%, IA alarm
al Hrc was gHon ~ O'clock ~ the upper
gallery the fac having been caused by lu,.
leaking ufn gus l'ipc. Tic sccuc Is thua do,
scrubbed lY correspondent of the London
Glolci II was soon apparent To- tho mana
gur HAT the iilc had been occAsonpd lay Ru
explosion Of gns, and ho und his coniliuuy
used their utmost cNrrlions Ia restore order,
~ which Ihry PARTIALLY succeeded hrHu.
while the nlurui hHd been conveyed To- the
.cculrul police otlicrs, ilg fire brigade we're
! very soon 40 ilir theatre, and lnlurdlIsly
commenced operations, WhirA Increased tue
fears Of lilF..@'uplc, mud general rush was
mndr To The door, although the ire was al
rrgjy eNtugIish-d, II would be vain 10 nj.
tcupl 10 convey my idcu of the scctc which
I'ic Theatre now presented. On the gallery
stairs II one &c '!e landing places, -,vas a.
scene of thc most horrlhiug drTiiptipu--
men, womrn mud children Amiiled together,
Wuddcu under loot dead and dying The
poor creatures were carried ~ houses adJ Siu.
ing, aud every cNrlllou rs,d 10 restore eui.
GHijon, bat unfortunately, without succers,
except iu few instances. SiXe.ouc were
dead, nnd three sent to the Royal lufrnHry,
two hcd upon The Wat,und ono -hoUly nlirr.
Eleven pcgsous, Slightly bruised, were ~.
i't'f va ~ AI'lF UN'l'Hi NlN tlllff@ aye filI ii
10" lntrWfy ~ dangerous state. The siN.
iy-oue dead bodies were, IN The course ofthe
evening, removed ia the Chdr street hOepi.
~, there kept ti.I Sunday morning Tor
lrH.jtaii1u.
Ah'ui 10 o'clock thc authorities we're ~
o. e. hospital aud it Nas arranged To aluntlhr
relatives u.ilu deceased Tho hodlcs were
sprrhd oa on the floor OF lLn shcd,audwiru
slircks rent The mir. one woman
claimed three as her own. With scarcely
single exception tho sufferers belong To- ihu
lower class OF society, and ARE for the most
pnrt luds between II and ~ ycnrs old; the
ouly female amongst tie dead was ono. girl /
ihrcc yours Of age.
a gloom has 6eeii rust uvrr tho rity hy the (
.cariul occurrence, which ii VIII require soirt =
iuc 10 disrpdtc, The thcntte has sustained
no damage rom burning, as the .1.puG Of ihc I.
yus-pipG was almost Instantly cXtmgutshed.
Ilpr fire, ~ another account IL attributed I
o tha "arclcssncss Of u young nan, who, ,
I4,mg II, = iipe, threw the iguited papur on .
ho 1Tiour, near = leak in The eus-pipe. .
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D4MTMsGs

Ia LWcrmorr, Me. March lG,Triginr an IN
Anl few hours nldD SARAu EiIzAHtrn As
H,daurhicr Of Philip Is 'Swuzoy, Decreased
-"d w'i,- Of Josiah Ladd. formerly OF Burke
,alrcd about years P',atcrs in W ant
y II are, &c.
TO- ita'snnpSIc Village, Burnett, a'arch ,
I0Hu'HA1, Mrs EsrurR lDE, wife Of limo
glar. 49," cf Barnet, aged 72
lo Charleston, 81 cun-"mPtion, jan -
Httsn Jyr, daughter Of Emerson and Tia ~
"'h WoIeoit asrd 90. Printers in Wjscon.
in. are Sc.
Ia Walden, MyIeh !, Macy Crnr,s, duugh.
'' gl Ephra,W' rad Emhy Foster, AGED Z
.'ats md hH,anths death loves shining
nlfhi aud well has he chosen his victim -
onng and gnoL==GuneA AaM-Les-h at-ta- lose
''I' anu those who knew tIrr best loved her
'hps' Nct lhc hearts which twined ~ lnv.
lnglY around her, had not the power TO stay
we nahu OF The Angel Of Death He razcd
M. , ner beautiful eyes I'LL hope and light fled
IMPUTED away pressed his icy lips TO her
ot'" ilII ashley pale il became; brrathrd DER
wy ,'Grh'-and the Joyous blood ceased TO
'''" w hef veins--thc sweet vnisy WAS hnAh.
''-'nT thu meath came iHintly, struggling
'P,ahd cold. lie sought her heart, aud press.
It's life
>he died N bcauty-likc the dew, from How.
rfS cNhaIcd away,
'N V'ed IN beauty Ike star lost oa the
brow Of day
She lives in gloty-likc tie starr So, 'round
Nne iiyes in gloty--like the sun, amid the
Maze of,June"
gay the anguish stricken parents, relatives
ma friends who fondly eln, 10 Tho rsnor,,
heT VIII" sleeps IN the cold chill rrovc >
ncthly DOW and resigncdly bny, even so
'''''--i'' so II seem''h good in thy sight. .
A "A
In Peaoham, March 10Th, of disease of tho
-eaH, Capt Harvey blanchard. sged S.
n'Grnnby, Jan. -, Of ft of apoplexy, Z.
'labeih, daughter OF John and Mary Batch.
elder, formerly of Dlnville, aged 10 years
In CRANKY, Feb. ], Mary Ann, daughter of
Oy,''hon and Polly Carpenter, aged Is years
IN Ncwhury, March 4, Mr. Alomzo j. Al.
D',t eyed % years
b., $nEeyeniry, Feb ~, of consumption. MI
iintU PERsoNsS FORMERLY of Montpelier, ag.
"a ~ years. Mr. 2 has lett n'wifc and four
-,,-'''"f7s. urrpty TO rlurn tiIotr bereavement
gu DHrctonatc husband and tender father
''"'"ilr sister and seven bFotI,eFa, besides a
p""'i1ps circle of friends. He had Nd
I'sch not only TO his kindred friends, but
~, 20 all who knew him His health had
49, 'oco'e Tor many years, but more 40 for a
wv P'sI, During the latter part of his sick
E5, Tvs physical sufierin&s were great; but he
.gu,ia lhe'n With remarkable patience and
s'gaGS'on No nurmur--no complaint, or.
, ,Pgp ''nm his1ips And we trust that his
80 49, NJ sea nt-rs vuz- EHIICrh6d hy the spir
yS sII grace OF God in preparing hun for that
r5'u "hs(c there y ''no sin, pain nor death %
ocS. ~ Ms, NH and Ohio, are requested
H. CONN.,.
~" 'a'' Burke, VI March r., Mr. DaSn,L
'oa' ~, aged s2ycars, . mosihs and - DAYS
.o Y"y OF the first settlers Of the town OF Lyn.
Tx Printers - Ma. and n Y please 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24
From llo New Nork Tribune.
TPOWrALHORNIN.l
- FnLarI- Id. IN. ID. Is

SAN FHASCii 20, Dee % lHir,
Real etlHle hnA guHe up liero
NJ wen ~ everything cse, 4 store aud luI
! paid sl75OO CO., yesterday
Lumlrr h worth sl6O pes NJ, uud lle car,
prulrrs can rnru $40 pgr day,
/ The entire p0puluiion Of Oregon have u,
h1udnurd tlirir crops md huHrF, mad Hrf
Gaming here, Tho Sandwich l,lpnd. are
deprived Of nll Iheif foreign population. Ev.
,ry vessel l,0u nly nur Oh Tile coast 10 Lil.
nag with pasfepgefH lur llia ilHrf,
4 A room ~ nolgl rents ior 5000 per mouth
The rnmmunrsi hnvrl nr situuiy you run itr.
ngiuo briugs $50 20 $50 per month,
'fnr Ltrr CAprNrr. M buchanan, o.,
turns 20 Lancaster, Rlior having paid VIZ. 4
to Harrisburg Nlrir he Inns rrrn cordially
invited. Governor MARCY returns to ALBANY
Hit'l l'lr'' AI''-s'' i''s4a-'sto lpcnie himself
lu Richmond Colonel Cave johnson, lhe
late Postmaster General, rrmaint IN WAIST
iuftou for few weeks luuecr, when lee &C.,
mrps wish Wis family To Tennessee,
oy'A Pa,, paper finles Iloln circus
company j. nov bcluF organized aud vii
soSu proceed 10 CiIlljuiin, where iuo
chance il A.d 10 DO offered frHi G'Ahli,l..
mcutorj lla hnsl'
. wv ''r'"'H li"'' A" ~ = " . '''''' .'' ''''..
urcs orlaik were sonl down upon earth r"d
Tho womrn took uiue.'
Doctor yUil person to G|'luus pl,y o
-irirh, my daughter hns had u terrible "a
dds morning rho ceuiiuurd for hhlf hu hour
withuut kuuw iCdgr Of understandings
'O",' rnlliod tho doctor, never muld thai ;
mouy people continue "a all their lives.
How ront llArrY-Nwpr,Nc up'9 your
,Ur7uq " You WuiTf IN fHPPN tIWnir al
low inr something 10 De- lad up iur rainy
day, Tho ud,icc old hut q cnuuui bo too
often lrculsotrd
GA plrl uc louis philppo'- race horr.
rs were sold ut auction GA ilr lJ,h u.t ~
Woal number Of iurcigurrs attended lice ralt
and high prices were 0h.uiucd. l.ouir Nu.
po'cou bought uG uutugd rull Cor 400
francs,
Cy'Tlo s.. Louis papesa of ,!.o ~, ,n-ir
pay tlaI IAc cholera las again appeared IN.
that eill.
G-y~i!amtc Gyelcy is,p.scu orby Tie
Wings ofNew York, a. lln candidate Tor
Mayor
QF'l, Is stated on good authority lhai
more than 'l,iny Railroad Compouics in tbs
country 30 no, run Ihcir ears oii The Sabbath,
aud twelve have stopped within the pas,
ycHr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

% STA. CnApwire- IN answer 20 euquirles
,DIsbar, beug MAIDS IN regard 10 lhe lime
sben sdlgdaGd Viii bs Declared upon she
sscf of,he Connecticut aud Passumnsic liiy-
,n Roll Road Conipnuy,T beg TO suy,llrougil
,ouf uanrr. that nllhougD9no acIieH has been
ial by the Board of Directors, .yeIl have liz
No doubt bat dividend will he made--pny.
able in July next The earnings 'be road
Ike haen very satisfactory, ppd such 40 10
o.as ud,ideyd 81 some kind az Hint time,
And Ia reply 10 many enquiries relative ~
rift extension ofihe road from Wells RIVER
,aoIhe valley oflhe PasgumPsicI would say
dsiillsa question as ~ fime merely While
the money market renluins ~ at present. 30
eofsu.sly slrlngenl,l would loo nsrrudenl To
,sless Ior means 10 % forward, iiur il is the
unallembIe determination of lhe principal
Stockholders to eplhRce tho first favorable
change In the business prospects ofthe coun-
m. 10 extend ibis Road, and ultimately 10
complete Il Ia Derby Line,
T.. FAIRBANKS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

Miraculous ESCAPE. We understand
that Mr VI. &. Andrews, Snner'nIendent of
the Car aud Repnir shop of the Bosom and
Maine Railroad, IN this towlf had an r,ndst
miraculous escape from instant death ou Sat
urdny morning last. lilo lad Iust stopped
FROM die shop upon tie railroad track, when
,he cow-cntclier urthc Hhverhil train, which
he did not perceive was Approaching, struck
ttnI, ma currying him along some rods. f.
nnlly dropped him directly upon the rails ia
front ofthu wheel. The broom next caught
him, aud rolled him along on The rh uBNl
the train was stopped. Mr. Andrews,mr arc
happy 10 learu, wHs Lat very slightly injured
slightly, Indeed, thnt bud il not been for
the damage to his clohiug he would have
taken rho cars for Boston that morning, MS he
intended to do before the occurrence of the
accident Laurence Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

gTur MoSTEEAL RAmRaAp.--We 'lonrn
from the Portland Argus Ilal George Desba-
rats of Montreal has withuh few days ud
dressed pamphlet to ll'e public eulilnd,
"Thn SL I.uwrcucn and Atlantic Railroad ;
~ Position M Private uuderhking,nnd a.
yndngrs ~ National Work" Mr. Dcrhur-
nts n one Of The Directors of the road It,
slntrunrnh IRE foe rom cAaggornliou, iis
ylrWs Of the diilrrrul routes upparcnely tif'
although, tho Argus thinks rather too fNuf-
able 10 what Mr. Drslnruts calls lho liostou
roue hy lho way ofthr Passulupslc, 10 con
necI nc1r Smuuoud win the roud from AiuUr
irrhl
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snaNn.rN.rila 3,

'p Mhon,A,1r65 18th, by Row. SIN Doagl
49, Nr pNvilLL STARR, Of lllfdwiclt, and
',sf AGei DoHEASoIufM
10 Dauytilr, Feb 2~, by Bcv David Perry,
Va 'g1m Heath and Miss L7uT,W Adams,
i.W D,uviUc
A..o, In bany,ilo, March l3ir. by the siur,
" RUFUS Iugcrsoll, Of Holland, aud N,s5
.ur IIycc, OF Dlnville
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24
The Markets..
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday March 10
Reported for The Traveller
~ market, 500. heeIGarLa, 20 paus working
oach, - COWS and calves, loco sheep snd 6 ~
swine.
Beet caule--EAtra, $3.50, 1T quality, 6 20.
2d' do. Goo ID do. . -.
wofsiag osenLssle- a., -, -. Is, anu
S.l6.
: Ca,.s and Calrcs-salvS a, ~ ~, =, 81,
and SO
lot sold for 81 cne,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

FATAL AccipINr.-M Mr.. Daniel Meulion,
employed 10y H.-MeSser in blasting rocks on
the Montreal Rnilroad, ia Centre llnrbor,
was Killed last week, ia consequence OF n
premature discharge.
OIL is said that General Taylor never
saw one Of his Cabine, until his recent arr-
vnl in Washington
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Cure of Inflammation of The Lungs, hard
Cough, Pam an the SIDE, &c
nnnAnr knh VI Isln

Boston, Feb. u, !edo.
Mr. d F. Dradee Dear Sir, III tompii>
ancc with your request, chcerfully give my
reeommc ndatfnn of the Hungarian Balsnm 49,
have been afflicted for nearly two years with
a severe inflammation of the lungs, attended
with hard, dry, cough, nepte pains in the
side. loss of appetite, and increasing debility,
which brought, me into a very feeble ySRd dan.
Ferrous condition, Several physicians whom ]
Consulted, declnred. that I was"in deep con.
sumption, yid that cure OF my cases was al.
most impossible Is tried several popelar med.
icncs, vitheut receiving any essential relief
until | took the EungiriaG ,lHlsanI This
nrdoine relieved me al opfe, and IN few
davs changed my whole condition for the bet
ter NV cough Is now ctPckrd, ti1r pain IN
mv side Id gone, ms appetite bns improved,
aud eaf,sitirr myself in "a fair way 10 rrroYoG
my former health and strength. My compl1mt
was cnused ut fret, by severe coId7, and hy
the dust of paper MALTA which was en-.
-bioycd, OCTAVpS HOOGS
1Yis may ccr+fv that am. acquainted with
Mr. Octaviua lloogs, md mnA witness OF me
relief which hc received from tho nSr-of Bu.
chnn,A HalsArrr- nave also used this mcdN
,cinc in MY own Family. with rrAs& benefit.
FRANCIS y, LNDSTON, Painter.
Corner OF Harvard and Court streets.
Sold by ID. G. Briiliee q Son, 100 Washing.
TN ~. Boston, st1e agent for thn u States and
EFttish Frnvincnai. and by ], &. Bingham. 81.
Johnsburyi Fuller. ~ Coz Iyndoul.F. ID Mera
rill BrowHington, w I. Hastings, CTaftsbury,
IT &, Butler, Derby Line; Dana, Weeks ~
stanton, ~DdnVlle; and dealers ia medicine
generally IN New England, 6JswI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

| . Qg-Ihe woui EpNers pf Gmi'nH County
n, a. Hfe nbnul es'hbliflliug Wusl DrpoI
iui Egsi hebaHHh, isPfsBosel "a lllfe ilir
Gerres sorted md pul inp.lgs aeconImg 90
Iquslly, 10 ho ''!uuaEFd by q rospms'bla ~
igeGt s s0lWTle luilIIUg tas nIrepdy heen
furup capable orhubllag 100000 pounds
j.. Such encouragement mul he highly gege-
/ Gchl 20 both frners md manufacturer
yrpno,r BlnLr socupg. 1he Christian
Messenger, staIss ihnrlhe Dfpclora ollhe
Nurmoui Dldo Society, ~ a meeHuF of doc
Hnnfd held a. Montpelier, on lle lall insf
made cl,oiae ofIhe Rev Mr. Seare OF lln,
yerliIl, n, g., ~ ou agent Of said Soclcly,
sIr, Seorle ia expected Ia eUlef upon llo du-
lies ofhis appouii meul about lle fret Of MAJ,
/ FATS The dwelling houec opd ils contents
helouF,ug so Judge Robinson, ofrilowe,Wele
destroyed by fire on Ihe Gth iHsrnut Alec,
ihe d,felliog house Of Mr, lladey Of More
( Town, was burned on the lot instant Boti
were insured Ia the Washington Cobl1y a.,
YJf0surgnee Company,
/ GE,Mr. Bufke, tho Commissioner Of P.,-
tents according 10 letter IN the rlila, Eve
ning Bulletin, is 10 he superseded l'y john
skinner, (dimcrly F,sI, T., NJ, Geurr'l, mud
now editor ~ TIE Plough, lIe Loom, aud
the Anvil"
PosrAGr oS TRANurST NrwpAPERs,--
Judge CulIamcr, jhe nrw Postmaster Geotr-
nj, has issucd instructions to Po4lmnslcrs 70
charge transient newspapers, not sem GoW
the office Of publication, uuiy the uuul rutes
at postage, VIZ, ono cent for any distance Ia
the same slule and cent aud hnlf.whcn
conveyed out flhe slmc aud more llnn 100
u''lcs-lbc postage 10 be PrTad in al cases,
FtorR ASEwnr.r. Ae,.ss.l...t. tie
Chicago Journal there are 1900 hhs. of
Ae,r atd Uis,500 BUSH Of wheat IN store ~
that place, aud read, tonogo forward a. the
opening Of navigation, The quNrlliy Of
wheat j. nearly double wlhi IL was Rt he
san,o lime last yr0r, but not ~ lrrFc us IN The
spring oflsi7,
az a good .Llpi Is recorded 10y the Ken
l0n tOhol Wing, hunter Ia thnt uoiuls
'P'E ""'t" U"'ee '"'l grown deer ~ s'Ne'e
sue"
a. Much injury is said to have been lone
10 ll'G 'ugnr cDuc IN Louisiana, Icy tho late
cold weather The plam on many fltHtn-
tions Rms been almost entirely DESTROYED, Hld
IN some instances, II would he difficult for the
planters TO obtain seed
W y - s''u ''"' ".''''''"" 'l''u'''o''
"'' Nv" :" '"""""' '''!''B "P GUNS ny '"o
,'""''''r, ~ 90 '"'"' hwy nv ''' "''
'''''' " ""''S "''"'
u rue Governor OF Nloinc las appointed
thursday ih' on d"! oI AP'lh HS "d'y oi .
'1''Vs """ Ii"S'''
" rue '"'nii, IA sl'"NihR Of mo fi'sl' 4
"'". laau@ur.l' sAA i-ii 'os'i' W our eai'
GSui'ra wing
O.cuLAR AGrnirm \ correspondent
of t.,c Journal Of Commerce epcoking of .
'"s''' "'"'' "''" S"'','"sS' '''y''
Nv! ,''" VIM '''' "'e" w AZ "'o's''o""'
Wv ''' 80 800 y ~,
could survive such a demonstration MS tlnt Z"
4 - The Court journal lays down the fol.
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GrGrN. Scoyr arTycdnl Washington on
.ac l3sh and paid his respects TO the Prcsi
lcul,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24
AGRICULTURAL
WARE HOUSE.

FsNilE subs ,ibvt7 no, 20 made arrangSm,nI.
4 with Mrssrs Ensglcs, Ntu.sc, Musou y
Co, Of Boston, for the .a,r Of their Flows and
other Agricultural Implements; and vii. sell
them M The came prices at which Ihcy seh
them a. retail at their Ware House ia Boston
thus saving TO the Farmers the igciEht'Thr
high character which thcir Flows and o,h,r
ARTICLES have attained, VIC .crl confident will
insure extensive sales and proyr beneficial to
the \ grc ultutal ,ntcrrsts OF thi county
We have a,au la sale FairhanS P!oW&
FORMERS, please call and @aE At uiA
Plows, llarruWs, .Cuiuyators, Corn Shelters,
Churns, Ok Bows, Grind Stoncs-- 4 rbors,
CSauks aud Rolls, for dos Manure Forks,
Si.-ycls, AXES, Picks, Iron Bnts, AG, Nc'
We are about erecting iulgu' bn'id,ng IN
wtich'we shall have cohvcnici,r roumS 10. cN.
'hthhIng Agriculturaf;Imp,cn and in,ciNt'
keeping them we'll iutnlstTCC with, such ara.
clr7 us farmers want
We have for sale some Iiooti fls Farmers,
upon "DiscHsTs Of Nnfrii-' liz ) W"CulG.
"Doa,gstio Apinhh by u !. Allen.
I lEWErP& co,
March / I4iu fiU-,tF'-
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PRINTING.-N p. Willis, when boy, work
cd two yenrs NJ type rse,ting in his fathers
ottice-thr Boston Recorder. In editorial
in the last Home journal. recounting the nd
vnutages he hnsoiprived from that experience
he tltis'compliments "the craft T." tourney
uetr printers, are necessarily well instructed
aud Inlaligeu; men. II is-a part of II proof
readers duty to make query nguingFevc-
~ passage in new book which he does not
clearly comprehend. Authors who know
WHAT is valuable, profit 10y these quiet csli-
''hnles OF Their meaning: and many n wcnk
Poi'Hi mat would have ruined n literary. rep
lhtIol II LETT 'reotrectrIi for the reviewers Ia
hahhle,a lnrs been noisclessty pot right by a
I'fa"Efeaaef2s- '.4te,tft-sive il7,t? OF most
books, indeed, we would rnther hive The crit
ieispl nfllle Mnrkmen-tl III The Office where il
was printed, than of the reviewers who skim
Snnd proHopnce upnnii.
4 0-jFsfhe Pope, had he gone to Malta, says
the )Genou correspondents Of the London
Times, or possibly to England, might have
'ee; with his former love- for thore is siears.
-cuTTeHr NM WHEN in his youth and. in Tie
Gunrdia Mobile at Romt.r, he. fell deeply III
love with beautiful English girl. She re-
fused l,s suit, nlrhoughhNndsome,- young nnd
uobe--ou tiecount of the ,iiffereure of rtiig-
ion, He took the matter so mud, 10 heart,
That Ire retired 10 convent, became an cccic-
sip,iir, ard eventually Pope.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

GEN IAfLoH, tsuys one nf our exchanges,
v certainly 10 be- commended in one resperli
~ lenHt, nnd uiui h, his uudeyiniiug Hdllcr-
cncr 10 hiH lemperunce principles, Tie lnl-
lowing iucidpifoccbrred durlug lis recent
visit 10 Georgetown,
"GeoTgelGwn ~ inm0us lur good wines
and several wlompts-Weru mHda 10 persunde
Ne General 80 lusle a glass, but ho declined,
aud finally snid "Geuilemuu-i Viii drins
10 your beAllh Ia water, most cordially, huI
must positively be- excused from 1slhg wine,
~ Il lsuot my cusi0ni-ynn eau 'lo NJ
you please. ~ T., PuitifL