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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

NJ The Natchea (Mss.l Courier complains off
disordery conduct Of the free negroeso that city and
says that sentiment ofdeep dislike towards that class
Of their population is sprngng up all over The Southern
States,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

A western editor links the watering" places Nigh
as well be called "iquoriagp places.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

"The game is in}enon's hands The South
ern Democrats are without power. They will
be forced to go forBenton and Free Soil, or go
Tor Old lack. Ther Northern allies will leave
them no alternative They are in the ascendan-
cy-they will contpl any Convention that may
assembe-and the insist that Free Soil is a
cardinal and fundamental principle of Democra
cy. Benton-a relegade from slavehoIding
State-will be a it Instrument with which to
work out their diablcaI designs.
"by this means, be Southern democracy will
be completely swamed. They will not have a
loot OF ground on which to stand. They will be
compelled to abandoi their Anti Free Soillsm, or
Democracy, ana go br Taylor, the champion of
the Union, and of thi rights of every portion of
the Union, or be thrown out of the struggle alto
gether In this yieE Of the matter, and we be-
lleve it 10 be the trui one, the present Locotoco
opposition to Gen. Rylor in the South can only
rebound to the beneh OF the Free Soil party.
AS far as it effects anything, it will be SO much
strength subtracted from Gen. Taylor-the man
alone upon tchom TIL South can rely for safety,
and 1t will be so mucl bestowed upon those who
will be their as wei as our adyersaries in the
day OF trial. Gcant.hat they cripple and enfee
bic the Administrator; Benton and his Free Soil
ers are the men WIN will reap the benefit Do
Southern democrats desire this result Are
they prepared TO surrender the South to the ten
der mercies OF that canting, Rypocriical and ra-
Paclous faction? fnot they had better pause.
or go to work to strengthen the arm OF him IN.
der whom they viii have to seek shelter In the
day OF danger"
And suppose the Wing and its comperes
should succeed in arraying the Wings and DEM
ocrats OF the South, as man, in the support
OF Gen, Taylor, on purely sectional grounds, Tor
1902, how many Northern States could it cacu-
late upon 1t certainly could reckon with con
hdence on the support of Truman Smith and call
that sort OF thing" but where would be the non
sIavehoding masses, when the battle cry OF the
Taylor party was, "DoUn Nth Free So,iism %
Fagt National Era +
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

MORTALITY OF Providence. The menihly report
shows mortality of 257 for the month Of August. The
deaths Of the corresponding period of last year. were
AL The deaths By cholera 90, and Of the class OF
diseases of which cholera is chief, vzchoera, cholera
nfanum, cholera morbus, dysentery and darrhea, l67
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

lj Those interested are requested to take notice IF
Mr. Lela"d's advertisement We undertand he pros
poses giving juvenile concert in a few weeks.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

u Green and Smiled A western editor. in re.
py a contemporary who called him screen. :,
green article may be ripened but half
ried doughnut is eternalIy spilled,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

VALUABLE Cow. s. w. Selby & Co. will sell a
first rate new mich cow and CALF in front of their
Auction Room, at O'Clock this afternoon
MA good chance for purchasers.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

u John A., son of Widow Chaplin al Concord, Mass,
was drowned in Concord River the 9Th while search
ing after lilies.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

% The LosOen American is in favor of dIstrcting
the State for members Of the Legislature. II is far more
equal than The present mode.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

nc A.HuIts OF the Old South Church
Design holding FAIR in the Vestrv nj nor Ehh
p ps isln ana 2oih for benevolent purposes A. thai
aIere VIII De good exhibition Of useful and orna
Sept. FP''u neHesHHlent liable.
dW2Wis
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

~ There is an end of Maria Monk; she died in the
almshouse, Blackwels Island, New York, Tuesday.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

EeUIVocAL.-A toast drank al a late celebration
was Women! She requires eulogy-she speaks
for herself!v
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

Too,. riase work, Edge Tools and Cast Steel
Sons ~ every variety repared Smiths hand Hammers
Uonsa is s Hewing Hammers, Drills Chisses &c
uTuse store and Fence work. Iron Deors Grst1ng
n shutters, &C. All orders in my line rompty
'a'1''uiiy executed Tens reasonable for good paw
risnrsd - , "anled Immediately, good and expe-
WIN Wg good announcement will be given.
oNos'el, sept o. DIFF WN, H. TUROOP
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

The Eastern Argus thinks that of The great pea
sures of life is taking off boots and putting on o.d
slippers.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

NJ The Old Hunkers have raised, il is SAID, Sl5,>
600 towards establishing daily newspaper New
York
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsiDEET. A despatch
from Syracuse N. Y; says Gen Taylor passed through
that city Thursday morning, his way TO Washing on
He looked feeble, bu; was evidently recovering.
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NOTICE.

Sons a VIII Unitarian Preaching at the Hall of the
at O'CLOCK z. M. do;. =" '""Uoy' sept sAh,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08
EIGHTEEN HUNREO AND FlF1Y.Two.

EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FlF1Y.Two,
We published, n long since, an article from
me albany EUenEg Journal. looking towards
the denomination oGen. Taylor in 1852. This
scheme is certainlEherished by not few OF the
managers. The HhmOnd (Va.y Wing, motto.
ing the controvers in Missouri, saws that the
Wings wisely take part in it, except to tan the
flame, and il adds
"Regarding Beton as the man ,chom Old
Zdch teM haze to eat in so. tUerejoice at ecery
6lOtc he receiUes''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08
Extensive Sale at Auction.

W. SELBY co. will sell at their Sales
-. Room, NO. GO siain Street, on S"'''
"a IURDAY, Sept. Sih, at o'clock p. M.
HOOSEHOLD FURNITURE.
n very large assortment OF New and Second md Eur
nule, consisting In part Of Bedteads Dining TabIss
RsSs 1aaIrs, Cane and Wood Chqirs, Feather
peus, cotton Mattress, Wash Stands DRESSING Tshi
nookng Gasses Card Tables, Clocks Solar Ianns oos
CGRPET a'of stoves Tubs Pals very superior Weo
tables Dressing d. very superior sci "a. Gentes
Fn[n,,ns WARE with general assortment Of KfcSsa
a. ALSO
SNhAd ONE VERY VALUABLE
UU COW AND CALF
n,so, ohe large Furniture Wagon Likewise =, -
rsners ~ ~ Ladles and Boys SHOES Two new Trnnas
oanary BIRD and Cagc-a lot OF Ready Mad hsu9mhs,
balance, Show Cases W zen, ! Counter
Sept7. 40, % W. sELbY,
uN' Auct.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08

IMPROVED RAIL RoAD SWITCH A few day.
since we were shown the model of an improved Raj
Road Switch Invented and constructed BY Harvey Sur
eVan', ingenious mechanic of our city. This Switch
SO constructed, to be always at the control Of e
engineer who, by the simple raising or depressing of
lever, can TURN the Switch with absolute certainty
whichever way he peases, while the locomotive is under
null Roadway Such at least the promise of thu. mod
ell and we can To fear any difficulty in lis
practical operation. The construction uf this switch is
OF the smPltS, haracter possible and not liable either
10 gel out OF order 10 fail IN IFS operation The adj.
va'tases of such an improvement must be obyious II
dsPtnses, at once, with the troop of swch>tenders now
required ON the Rail Roads, aud obvia,es the dancer
Arising rom their too rquent neglect Of duty. We
understand that scientific persons oonnecteu with tne
Kali Roads, who liza seen ii arc hehL peased with i
anu leel condenl that ii come Into universal usa
BROWN UNIVERSITY. The eighteenth annive,sa,,
OF this Institution celebrated on "Wednesday Nj
RUSSELL OF Roxbury, delivered the address before the
I'M Beta Kappa Society, which spoken of in the highs
est terms. E. II. ChaFin, of New York, delivered The
Grafton before the societies of The undergraduates. The
graduating class numbered 27 The honorary deo,ees
pes'o"ea were Inc degree OF Doctor ~ n -, n
Rev Eiam SmaIley of Worceser, aScs. Jdnies 1--WE ".
Thompson Of Salem, and Rev. Mark A DeWolf Howe
Rector of st, Lukes Church Philadelphia; the degree
Of Doctor of Laws conferred upon Mr.. Russell Of
Roxbury, Prof Keely of Waterville College and John
II. Clifford, Esq of New Bedford.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-08
BLACKSMTTHTWG.

NE subscriber would respectfully give
notice to the public generally, that
ne mas erecIed a Shop at the South Bend
salem ST, adjoining the Western
nan Road, where he intends carrying on
.he biacRsmithing business in i S various
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

llIGuH hFpErANT FHbA WAsniAGroN
I,Hg pEElcpLIlLA WIN EhANcE.- DisHls-
SAL o. TuE lKESCH MIVsTEK,-.NeD York.
ATW n, r i, AL--1lia- ilisur-ul Of Nous.
fourlu o. lla principal topic RECOMMENDATION
today, md tipytrnmfut stocks under lhe
news went down 90 no ~ Private lrueLs
iruur Washington sHY IliHT the circumstance
which led 10 lho dismi-rm nre Of he most
aggravated character, aud srf0us difficulties
IRE unprecedented our government hus Hk-
~ high ground mud viii not relrncl, 40 mat
ier WhRi Tie consequences, II h. Fiuirh TINT
Tie position Of N, rnussiu IL sustained ny the
French Governments
despatch from Washington. dYls T., NJ,
aaysdurluF u correspondence not M relation
10 Nh liiten'a regrptlun IN l'mucr, highly OF
lsH-iss remarks write uinhu hy VI iGusslu 10
Mr. Clayton, Secretary Of imio, Mr. Cmytgn
enclosed llo letter 10 Louis Napoleon, fros-
dent ul France, demanding Puussiu's recall.
The nersssary lluu having unurplrcd aud
uu nusWrr fcrci,cd, VI, poussiu wYs notified
yesterday IhH passports were NJ lti- service,
nal lint the President would 30 longer rr-
rrlyoilm, The insult 60 the Cabinet Minis
Ter demands reparnlion, aud II not giVen,nhy
lend ~ war,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

Sttyrs - WAsmsGToSi -ltia not nu I'M
common thing "a Washington for slaves TO
purchase their freedom, orns llfcy express II,
"huy themselves" Some nflheui obtain en-,
pluyment ,D Ihu d'"ereu, Departments, aud
being lternily paid, lay up enough capital 10
purchase tools, e. their hHuds-nnd roHi-
mcuco business In the werhl-o their own
hook. Their owners generally make no ub.
Irrtiuus To- thi-, aud are often glad of H.. A
fec negro IN one of Tie Departments, where
hc aet- ~ messenger lately pnid 500 to-
wnrds the purchase Of lii- Notwithstanding
Ia an estate which would Ice clo,cd up hy the
LIT Of October. The price asked was $500
lie had plnnked the 5000 gentleman Of
responsibility wus rrndy 10 lend $500 more,
md u ouly required slOO before lhe 1T of
orluhrr to complete Tie bargain. 4 VHUrr
WIS circulated. and during thu first duy 10
10 500. We're collected In small sums- Cor.of
Hc Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
MRMrmEe


IN Gignrrrt, Sept, :, Miss SALLY McCuR.
ny, aged 50 years,
In Waterford, July 90, SUSAN NJ, wife Of
John II. Plnmry, and daughter Of Daniel
fill, aged ~; also, Sept. H.. SUSAN ALMiRA,
aged mos. aud days, the only child John
II Plumley. In these events the husband has
been beTet of an uilectionatc and confding
wife, and the circle in which she moved Of
an oTnnmenlR hrr sex, the father Of dutful
child, who WIS within little space less
than the briff space Of three years, been called
io,partwith- all his iauiiy--the wife, only
son, aud iwo daughters. They may well say
with one ~ old under somewhat similar CIR.
cumstaners-Eibe Lord has given, the Lord
has taken away, and blessed be tina name of
the Lord @... Com
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
The MARKETS..
PRIGHToN MARKET, Thursd.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Sep, 10
Al market, 900 beef cattle, 1000 stores. 2
pairs working oxen, 80 coggs aud calves, $500
sheep and lambs, $50 Swine
Beet cadlc-Exlra, SO, Let quality, G,55,
%, do ,, 30; 81 do, 300.
Stores carlings, $6asi 2ycars old 10
10, , do. H. S22
Working Otcn-Sales a. sos, 90 49, md
50.
Cows and calvcs--Sl9, %, %. % and -
Sheep aud Lumbs--Nu report
Swinc-3l Ant retail q to &c. Fat hogs
H&ToN MARKETscPt. H.
BEEF-ENtra moss, II 90 u 80, Mess,
1900 q 400, No. ]. ~ 10 90 90; prime, city,
$50 10 90; navy ~ 90 90 co.
PORH-Extru clear 10 90 IL 90; clear,
10 30 II co. mess 10 80 II 90 prime 30
1000
LARD-Bosion Ga "a; southS west, GA .
BUITER-store l34a 10, shipping lAa i5A
family % n %.
CHEESE--ucw milk 8, four meal . 6,
shipping q al
FLOUR-Hownrd street 2 "a a 50l Ohio,
$50 eco, Genrscc, com brands, 5,62 O,OO;
Gcncsce, hncy brands 600 $50
CORN-i elbow, round, 90 a Oh, Hat 6s Ga o,
white 90 90.
OATS--southern, 30 81; northern, 30 u+0,
eastern. 90 IS
WOOL-1herc IL good fer domestic
fleece, with considerable sales at quoted prices
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
CONGRESSIONAL voTE-TnIRD DIS.
.MdReLmy Ga'aTy.

Tur PHrsrnrNr's NnT.-The Washing
ton correspondent ofiho New York Tribune,
under date Of the lGtl, wysj
PcpIlr who arc expecting 10 see Gen. Thy.
lor at lhr North tins Full.wll be- glad to learn
TINT his health is rupldIy recovering. lie
rides usually tom Xix To dozen miles iuto
the country every day, on horseback. II n
expected hr VIII resume his visiJ whenever
l,i- l,oulIl II fully aud firly recovered, unless
pressing public business prevents
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

Inr fErNcn rREsIpEST's gRIpE,-fhe
Tribune, n remarkiuF upon tho report lhal
Louis Napoleon ~ about 10 marry the daugh-
ter ofHie hing Of SHe,dru, snysi-
as that gentleman hns Only one daughter,
tho inlrudrd brldp must be- M,ss Charlotte
EuFcnin Augusta Amelia AherliHn,lhe grand
Tie young lady was born on The 9th Of April
1880, aud ~ accordingly 10 yeHra of ngc.-
A. We hnve 10 doubt slie II an Rminhlo aud
runfmmg young woman, We could wish her
hutter husband lI,aH such rake ms rcpnrl
assigns her"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
REBUKE OF THE COALITION LEAD
"Leyi d. Yilns bias Iost ChcIsen /;

"Lcvi Il. Villas has lost Chelsea
Paul Dillingham; lr, has lost Waterbury;
Caleb Cannon Eastman hus lost MonTpGt-
Ter;
Stephen s. Brown Inns lost 81. Albnns;
Sumner a. Webbcr has lost Rochester,
T.. ID. Barber has n loss in Mlldchury
m L.. A. Stausbury has loss IA Burlington;
mud Addison, Bennington aud Washington
couniie4I where tire coalition nominees re-
ssie, all have given large Wing gains The
coalition leaders sold their principles nnd
their honor At the May Convention ioroilice.
Whcy have now lost nll. A righteous judy
jncuu so MOTE ii be."--Waichmsn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

',nANNpsoME lNgERTrANCE.-Judge Jones,
,oa "f Court OF Common Pleas, of Norlhnmp-
~ county, Ms. Inns set inside the will of Pet
i hS'Ier, wealthy old bachelor, who died
,3l! at Enston, and his decision WINS nfiirn-
, ro! 'le supreme Gour, Tho entire estate
::,D''o'an''hg To nenly 100000. with the ex-
'I,oh OF Il few tr1ing legarics which are
H. INV, under the will, goes To Peter Miller, o.
A.. we nephew aud only heir at law OF the
~sa'ed The Eoston Wing says: 1.-THE for.
,na N 'hnlvlduul who comes into the posses
VI 30 large IN estnte. is about 60 years
sLgs,eo' ma resides in Morgan county Ohio,
lon .' :, ne has worked farm us tenant Tor
NJ n.ne' lie has large family; full bak-
pozen of childrcn, nll poor"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

o. Franklin Walker, merchant nj Ben
son, W. was Knocked down while entering
his ynrd from his store, on Thursday even.
ing aud robbed OF small trunk containing
1915 IN money, check for Sl25, and other
valuublcs. Two hundred mcn were out in
search of the robbcr the next day.
o. Mr. Bayfield, mn English officer, has
becn for thirty years engaged in surveying
II. Lawrence river, from the Gulf TO the
head or LIKE Superior, and is siill at the
same work lie says there are 22,0OO islands
in this river aud the eastern waters Of Lake
Huron.
a. Frcdcrickn Brcmcr, it is said, is com.
lue to this country. Few Of the female wrl-
tcrs or the present time hive won a more
cnyiahle reputation, aud while her welcome
will bo honorable, it will bc cn,mently dc
served. She was to leave Stockholm the
hitter part of August.
O. The Ohio Female College was dedi-
Gated ut Cincinnati with appropriate ceremo-
mics on the ith inkI. large concourse wus
Prr,rnt on tie interesting occasion, the. Ia
dies alone filling nearly the whole of the
handsome aud spacious chapel winch 'as
beautifully decorated with wrenthcs offlow-
crs aud eycrgiccns. An Urution-r'as read
by S, w. Fisher.
o. While porty of twelve ladies were
battling at Newport, tho other day, the horse
ran away with the wagon containing all OF
their clothes.
o. Dates from the city of Mexico to the
2lst of August, states that Gen. Urea and
two other officers had died otthe choleru.-
The epidemic WINS still raging fearlully at
Durango.
JsWhut has become Of the "Free Soir'
pnrty in New York, now that it lius ctntesc-
ed with the ola lunker pro.slayery Demo
Gratis :? Ornll Tie preteutcrs to freedom ami
t,tiaeipie Ihufrvrr -rSistetI,-the New York
barnhurners, with John Van Buren, ni-t''eir
head, have proved themselves to be most
shomelessIy corrupt They nre ms true,
however swe ever believed them TO hc.
A TRAGrpr-on Tuesday of last week
George Whucomb shot,his wifc aud child ut
Rindre, N. II. lie returned home from Pc
tcrborough in a state Of bcas;ly intoXica,ion,
threatening violence to his wife. SHE SHIRT
ed for reghhor's house with her chid.when
her husband shot them botli--the wife In the
shoulders and the child in the legs.-Thoy
were living ut last accounts. The husband
is jnrustody.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
FINAL pIYIDENDs.

THt Mass. llEALtn INfuH,ycE CourAsY,
Boston, has discontinued Va business aud brn.
chts, aud Ia engaged IA distributing the o..
mains Of It's capital 10 the policy holders The
policies may be- sent by mail, or otherwise, 10
lhc Secretary, with an order {, pay and can
eel. The distribution ceases on the 2Jlh at
-G-s..I&SS LelaGd MlIri tinr thr Company viii
not guarantee any return, Tic aH,Is ~ THIS
Institution, Il h. believed, have been well m.pt
aged, bot the buslncsa d impfucucablc. 63iW2
Rocgre II Imposition The gtclictthe val.
uc Of any discovery, the higher u h held IN
the sAtrrm Of the public, aud go much iu pro.
noflien- "A lAAl. - uL!4l- I44A! - La Z uIan
BY the sputpug limitations Of rgupruut, design.
ing and dishonest men, who, like the dronc in
the hive, have neither the ability nor inclna.
ton 10 think or provide for themselves, but
thtyc aud luNurlatr upon The earnings ct the
deserving. Tho extraordinary success attend.
-ll---..---c--l..-.I
Cherry In difc6scH OF the lunes, nnd iho many
singular cures " HIS effected, have Majority
wei 60 The whole fraternity OF Quacks-lpd
caused nnprinc,picd cpunicfiritrts and imlts.
tors 10 pllm or spurious mixtures, ul similar
name and appearance Of the genuine Bilnnm.
Some are called Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tor" "Chetry syrup, "Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, avid Cherry Comfrry, aud
suhdry other compounds 60 which they attach
long string OF "pulr," hut of such nos
tfumu We know nothing. IL ~ Uisiars nal.
sam If Hnd Cherry alone that performs tho
cures. Let them not deceive YOU
The genuine signed Butts on the wrapper.
For sale by &. Bingham 81 Johnshury
Plaiu;J. Flint, 81 Johusbury Centre, l. Z
Parks, Passumpsic, and dealers in medicine
generally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
GREAT FRE IN wALpoLEN. II.

on Saturday lnsr, the l5li instant hlock
of three hrirk rlDrrs near iie HveH Ia Mhl-
pole, N, IT,, we're destroyed bY ffe. TIC
lower stories we're occupied by hlcssrn. Peek,
lWhern tho fire. uripiuned1 by Tudor A.
lockwood, and by Mr. Wyuan, slaloner mud
hnolseller, &c The pnt so IT Judge
N"rr, WIN bHd mn 6iiirr ~ the ErcDuh
Story, were saved, Ia Ile rear, the
dwelling house ql Mr. Slowcl aud HE
barn and oul buildings. were desIroyedr
light furniture saved. A small slore ndjoin-
iliP, aHt llie hoH-e aHd ouI buildings Of Mr..
Walkitr. With llteir contents, worn entirely
destroyed, The dre IL supposed 10 tlnye
been communicated hy Ou iucepdiury The
whole loss rslnmled at FROM $4,000 10
$4,000, which IL nclrly cnyered l.y ips'ir-
anco az Tie H+inu nilire Hartford, aud lho
luulhHl offices in the vicinity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

GrN.TArLoR's MASNERs.--The opposition
papers are loud IN their condemnation at the
Presidents lack ofpolish mud nccusc bin, ~
nat making favorable IMPRESSION, TLc Res
public unsWrrs--"-urcly enough he has not
the manners of dancing mnslcr hot IL has
hccn wen said that lee gave reception to
twenty thousand strangers ~ Bucun Nirln IN
stSle that few dancing masters could have
rouHIIr,T ----------------
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ayE.nas4larA4cpN.

81 y. ilA u 7 ~ Y y =
Al Derby Line, Sept ., by OTIS Thompson,
Esq, Stephen r. Ingals, Of Stnnslead, and
Miss Hulduh Carter, of Hardwirk
In Newport, y, H., Sept. 10, by Rev Or.
Stow, Of Boston, Mr. Zcphnninh X Hiutchin-
son, Of Greenvillc, III, fonr of the clutch.
insnu Family" Of Milford, n, H. to Miss
Ettzabrth ID second daughter of Joel Net
tleton Esq of n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

o., II, 5. Thurston Inns been elected del
ega,e 10 Congress from Oregon. Ills mile
age fees will amount to snug little sum, to
say nothing of tho ~ per day.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22

u.nG-Rcmms for Governor 10 2Gs
|am-wlus 2ilpb' locogloI2li free fo'l,
I'll Fee roll hoH fallen m these towns
e. rsl yeur, 1000, prolmhly no choice by
.lsoplc. IN lhc Seunlo tie whigs hive
lnrgcly, und the loco mwufity IA the
f.rI.ure n small.
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GTCol Wm,,T Burnham Of Montpelier,
has been appointed Collector aud Inspector
NJ lhnl place,
o. Az ldshman, WHO lises Will era
hamlie, writes 90 q friend lhni n he wants 10
know what "illiganl living IL, he must come
90 his house, Glssrs size breakfast CONSISTS Of
uobing, aud tho supper ofwhai was let al
breakfast
CAST ~ DogE,-Ah Irishmnn, who had
blslered his fingers by eadeuyoring 10 draw
on uew pnir Of boots eTelaimedi-"iiy H.
Pallrick believe I shalt uiyer git lhim on
I'LL wear him day or lwo,7
GFCalria EabLa,,ks, who has been seyr-
ral years ~ prgop IN Kentucky, for having
nided Ia lhe escape ofa slave, hns been pnr-
doned our hy lho Governor, Ito was seu-
fenced for liicen years, aud large number
Of tho mosLenineui, ciizaus Of Kentucky.
Including llrury Clay, joined in petition Gur
bis retuuuc, -
CnoLrHA. There wero : deaths by ehol-
err reported NJ the Cly Register Office.
Boston, during tho - hours ending We'd.
Hesday noon.
CALEDONIA CONFERENCE The Semi
annual mGTUng Of the Caledonia County Gun.
ference uf Churches Viii be- haideG &C Hard.
wlrk on Wednesday and Thursday The "a end
ith 81 October neat, commencing MudRea,
day at lOA o'clock, A. NJ
Opening Sermon by Rev. T. Stone;
Communion sermon hy Rev = Warmer,
Rev, Underwood, Sec Foreign Missions
Roy y Warmer, See Home Missions,
Rev, J i. Stone, Sec. Tract Society,
Rev a. % lluLbard,Sc Education Society.
REV -. Mrrpli, Sec Sramau'H 3 Society,
Rev JgCtlTE, SEQ Temperance Society
W Is bond, Secretary