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NJ Ew EDITION OF WOOD AND BACHE's
IN UNITED STATES DISPENSATORY, re-
vised and enlarged, just Issued from the press and
for sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers, near 9th st.
Also, Woods Practice of Medcine-last edition.
Ewell's Medical Companion.
And all medical books published in the United
States, for sale at publishers' prices. July 81
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Nautical Routine and stowase, with rules In
Navigation.

JNurnished Apartments for Rent--In a small
il private family without board, situated in the
Of the Patent Office, on Eighth street the third
door from the corner of G., west side.
July lift
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Once or Com. General OF Subsistence,

once or Com. General Of Subsistence,
WASHINGTON, July III, lS49.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office'until the first day Of October next,
for the delivery of provisions in bulk for the of
the troops of the United States, upon inspection
follows:
At .New Orleans Barracks, Louisiana
ITO barrels of pork
$50 barrels of fresh superfne -four
ITO bushels Of new white field beans
1852 pounds of good hard soap
40 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
% bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons OF good cider vinegar
1T Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
50 barrels of pork
1875 barrels of fresh superfine -four
SIS bushels Of new white field beans
s76 pounds of good hard soap
22O pounds of good hard sperm candles
IA bushels of good clean dry fine salt
go gallons of good cider vinegar
lit Fort Wood, Louisiana
So barrels Of pork
l25 barrels Of fresh superfne flour
IS bushels of new white field beans
SIG pounds Of good hard soap
200 pounds of good hard sperm candles
Ia bushels of good clean dry fine salt
900 gallons of good cider vinegar
.At Fort Pike, Louisiana.
So barrels of pork
1876 barrels Of fresh superfine -four
So bushels of new white field beans
s76 pounds of good hard soap
300 pounds of good hard sperm candles
IA bushels of good clean dry fine salt
220 gallons Of good cider vinegar
1T Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay, Florida.
ITO barrels Of pork
$50 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
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ID ULEs OF ORDER-A Manual for conduct
N ing business in Town and wardmeetings; Soci-
eties Boards of Directors, and Managers and other
delibcrstive bodies. One small volume.
For sale at TAYLOR * MAURY's
July 10 Bookstore, near 9th n.
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80 bushels of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap
220 pounds OF good hard sperm candles
"a bushels of good clean dry fine salt
22O gallons of good cider vinegar
1T Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Va.
40 barrels of pork
$50 do of fresh superfine -four
ITO bushels Of new white field beans
1852 pounds Of good hard soap
656 do of good hard tallow candles
% bushels of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons of good cider vinegar
1T Fort WASHINGTON, Maryland
ITO barrels of pork
$50 do of fresh superfne flour
no bushels Of new white field beans
1852 pounds of good hard soap
656 do Of good hard tallow candles
% bushels of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons of good cider vinegar
lit Fort NcHenry, near baltimore, Md.
ITO barrels of pork
ESQ do offresh snper6ae flour
ITO bushels of new white field beans
LISP pounds Of good hard soap
656 do Of good hard tallow candles
q bushels of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons of good cider vinegar
1T Fort .Ni67in, Pennsylvania
IS barrels Of pork
l25 do of fresh superfine flour
IS bushels of new white field beans
S76 pounds of good hard soap,
1923 do of good hard tallow candles
II bushels of good clean dry fine salt
22O gallons of good cider vinegar
1T Fort Hamilton, .NWroDs, ~. Y. Har6or.
ITO barrels Of pork
$50 do of fresh superfne flour
ITO bushels of new white field beans
LISP pounds of good hard soap
$50 do of good hard tallow candles
% bushels of good clean dry fine salt
440 gallons of good cider vinegar
lit Fort Lafayette, .Nuroaos, ". Y. Harbor
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Tsnks' new Comprehensive Commentary
~ the Bible. containing the text OF the au-
thorized version, with marginal references; Mat.
thew Hcnry's Commentary; the practical observa-
tons Of Rev. Thomas Scott, with extensive notes
from Scott, Doddridge, Gill, Adam Clark, Lovti,
and many other writers on the scriptures with
numerous useful tables and engravings ofScripture
scenes, illustrative Of the manners, customs, an
tiquitics, &c, Of the ancients.
single copy for sale by
July 10 Publishers, near 9Th street.
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EUROPE,
Arrival ofthe Europaat Halifax.
By Telegraph 10 the Boston .l,las.

BY IefeTTdDh 10 the Boston mas.
The Steamer Europa, with 10 days later
intelligence from all parts of Europe, arrived
al LHIilnx on The 19lh i0sI. We give below
nit Tint is of an important character
There JAS been but little change in Ike
business affairs of England Grain, rroviss
ions, sc. were very abundant there aud pri,
ccs modGyGrr.
FRAN CE.
With some exceptional disturbances in
the distant porviuces, France continues tran
quill, and Louis Napoleon is proceeding in
the surest path To mnintnin his position, by
Instantly supprcssing domestic disorder, and
by steadily avoiding interference 10y force of
arms in the affairs of The contermnous M
tons Notwithstanding the excitement at
tempted 10 lie created by the Red Republic
cnus, upon the question of Piedmont, Louis
Napoleon and his ministry set their faces n
gnnst ma armed iutervenlion for the purpose
of preventing that which nobody contem-
plates "the dismembPrment of Sardinia so
that ncI. of all parties in England consider
that great step has been made towards the
qualification ofthe South Of Europe, us the
exemplary moderation Of tahsIrin gives n fur
tller guarantee that hostiliIfes will MOI he re-
sumed upon the question Of the Lombard
Provinces.
The proceedings of the National Assem-
bly, continue but of subordinate interest. The
different parties are now Engaged IN thuIr
respective cleciiuueerug proceedings, and
the mob orators OF the Socialists seize the oc-
easieii ia excite The people hy, the mos, reyo-
luiionnry laugunEe; bat we believe tfrIt n v;si
majority NJ The French peoIIe will support
The cause OF order, and lint n very small
number Of Socialists will he elected to the
new chah,hBr. At any rate, the chiefs nrc
/ get rid of for some time To come.
/ NJ. Pfoudhou has been condemned 10y ju,
~ for liheIling Ihn President Of the Republic
but unfortunately has ESCAPED from justice
and the country. NJ. Duchhsn has shnret
/ The same fate as to conviction, and is 10 sui
fer one yonr's Imprisonment. Ii IL very snt
+ isfactory TO state that Bnrbes, Albert, Blun
qu, Flohtc, Sohrier, RaspaiI, aud Qniulin
: hnxn heen Convicted IT BourCes; and Barrie
and Albert are scnh'nced tn transportation
! for life BlHuqui to Iel years imprisonment
/ Sobrer TO seven years, ftaspuil so' six years
and Floote, and CURTIN 10 five years IT,
7 prispnIuent each.
! The removal of these pests Of society will
we hope, tend TO consolidate public tranquil
titv.- The nTenl- hodY OfIIc French UcUptp !
undoubtedly sound in Frihcipiesand The pfH
dent eoursG pursued by Louis Napoleon
tends To improve tie eondilisa of the cnun
"a Ia almost every hrsni.llS VI, Prnndhnn'
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CommrrTrE OF Oxen. willard stoddnrd, Wa.
icliord' John Cameron, Rycgutcj Welcomc Be.
mis-, Lyndon.
COMMITTEE oS STEERS Harrison Cobb, ST
Johnsburyi Daniel Brown Jr., Waterford The.
ophilus Drew, Danville.
CoMMIrrrE OK BuLLs. Chiflcs Starks. St
Jrhnabury; Lorin Kfnne, Barnet; Jacob Blan.
chard PrHchnm7 s-
Cow. oy Cows Cloud Harvey, Barp4t; +.
f. Fuller HardwiclS; John b. Kincson Peach.
ain; Robert Lance, Cabot.
Gov. on Yor SC CATrLr, Joseph a Gould
Waterford; Inzeh Merrill, Peacham James
Works Waterford
SStt474-R --Ahel- Gn2a. WaIcrIoLdi
Harry Chamberlain, DnnYillc. Edwin Allen,
CoN az lloRsEs. Grin Henry, Waterford;
Walter Davis, Danvilie; Abel Shorcy, St
JeAnsburys
Gov. ON Butter AMI Currsr John Ba.
con, St Johnsbury; l., II Dclano, Hardwick;
Isaac Watts, Peaoham; H. y. Parks, Barnet
Com on Maple SHgdt and Honey Harris
Knapp, ST. Johnsbury; Charles S Dana, Dan.
vile; a lonzo Bemis, Lyndon
Cam on Sicins. Robert Gilketson, Barnet;
Joseph Felchi Waterford; Luke SWEET, Dan.
vile.
Committee on Ficid Crops Harvey,T Moore,
DanviIlei John Evans, Lyndon; Robert Kel.
scy, Danvillc.
cam. on FegttatIes and Fruits Andrew
Mcmillan, Danyille; Moses Kttrcdge, St.
Johnsburyi iona. Lawrence, Barnet.
Farming Utensils Ezra A Parks, Barnet;
Moses Martin, Pencham; fl. Is, Hall, Burke.
Cam on House hold Manufactures Josiah
Wciton, Lyndon; F. J. Eastman, Barnet; Asa
l.. French, ST. Johnsbury
L TOWN AGENTS. -
Pedchum-Dnvi,l Cursier, Dayit-NY Chonic
Groton--Dnniel Roberts. y
RWgdie-Joln Cameron.
BGrnet-Jonn, Lawrence, Cloud Harvey.
HWd,cicb-Qrra Crosby.
Ia. Udtden-Jnmes d. Bell.
! Cdbot-JereniaIl Atkins.
DHnuiHe-lI. r.. Moore, a. McMillea.
J Uheeiook-Sewel Bradley.
.ShsHied-lIicl Bradley.
/ ,SuHon-Thomas Parker .,
| .Ner1rk-- ElraHef Davis.
( BurSe-7if. Il. Hall, Lucius DenisoH,-
hir5y-Bcnja min Nuuer.
Llnfon-hsa Wluarll, Welcome Bemis
Jude KihbnlI.
81 Johnsbrry-W d. Weeks, IIurrisoi
( Cobb, james Harris.
4 Wa'eyord-Luci,ts Freeman, j acub p Eos
ter, BrNdry ID. Brown.
Applicants for premiums on animals must
when they enter the same for premium ,deHv
I or wrhten stater% nj, declaring the age, breed
and method OF fec6tng the animal.
Applicants eos -PEeRaiHlAs ON butter, spill b.
required TO make written statement of thc
time whenit was made-the kinds and nun
Der Ufcuws from which II was rnadc-the kin,
and quantity of salt used, and lie manner Of
= laying downand preserving the same.
Applicants Enr- pEclninms On iin,nIe surar
must furnish statement OF the whole process
, Of The same
{ On 90 animal or product, will more tina
nnc pref't-- - Lac . u lhnd, aud inno case WI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

An CuAnMIcki ] wieh once more,lhrough
your paper,ro say "a few words on tIc SUBJECT
temperance IN tho County of Caledonia,
Tho excitement orl,lo people on the ques
tiou Of L;ccnsc,nr 40 Licrrsr;|tHs in u mcns-
IRE subsidcd. Tho ,nicr ~ ito public
through the state dcclateS thcsalc mud Use
If ulcoholic Liquors ~ Leverage great
evil, and the tratiiciu them, Tor this purpose
is nDw forbiddcrtp lass.
AHoW tWO TtiTJts, of Mt, wtrr- 'r,t--,i cit The
question, gave their votes against License.
And the lime is near when every good ciG.
zer, every lover ofordcr mud law, every hon
est man, VIII cease to dcnl IN Intoxicating
drinks 10 bc used ms beverage, whit ever
his own opinions maybe relative To the law
Every good man viii bo subject TO the pow
ors tina, he. for conscience sake. And no
man, who * really wise in tie wisdom of the
rworll will compel ihc administrators OF Inv
to raise the sword ofiuslicc against him. We
mey tlsetetorc reasonably expect tue mniori-
" S'those who voted Eiceasc, will ncqutcsc Q
in lhe decision. provided the fiicads Of No
. t'b t9'ttt WY 4AAIA NfftA StlN
/ in several places in tho state in the Fall Of
lsl7, many will he found violating dc law,
/ lit can be done with IMMUNITY. i hns been
oacli snid that during HAT year temperance
inen ceased to use moral means to maintain
and advance the good cnusc, and that in
many eases they suffered Glie lawtn hr open
k Ipls&iola,ed, without making any Efforts IL
/ bring law-hrenkers 10 justice. How Gar these
tcharees were tire Of temperance men am
( unable 20 sny But nm led to believe from
: the statements made 10y both License and
No License men, thut tic charges were POI
wholly witl.nut foundation; bu, Tint ihr
friends OF Temperance did not do Nil their, du
iy. Mnii!l AaAs HEY Nh ,-t-rtt-trrr
Tor Euet1 ehsfges during Tho year just now
begiaetig Il l. Fact, wliichMiil hc uni
versally admitted ,thnt ia community wher,
every man clnims n voice in making laws nc
law will accomplish much good unless il b,
Sustained lay ftulsiie s4Piuiau. Il is also llc
that public opinion Is iluc,unling, relative Il
every subject. on which clear light is no
perYading tho whole community. And
= y fact, Hftrr it that 49,.
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AFFECTING AND FATAL CASE OF
SOAlSAAfgEIISM.

Ga MoHtltttla@i, Miss Emclng' NrWinn,
vngtg lady of20 years, daughter Of Mr. O. S.
Newton. in b lir Of somnhmhuGsm LEFT her
roou az Ar Willard Wcrks'stwhere she had
hrcu STAYING for some months PAST. and wan
dercd nway from tho hnnse. After long
searching her body was found in the river,
under the dam near The foundry of MeSsfs
Brown x Gage. on Tuesday afternoon
The above is the most singular mud mystic
rious affair tia, has ever come under orr no
Iticc-trnnSpiring in the Stiffness of tirr night
unprrceivcdh Nv any person save the uucon-
srioiis st1lirer-there is 4lqrl mystery
hanging over tho transaction, which adds ter
rnr 10 the frigh,fil reality. md which cannot
! hn removed by time itself. The Young lady
took nothing from her room when leaving {:
/ her stockings, even, were where she had Jeff
! them upon retiring UnarcusIomed 10 wear
i5ns night clothes, she was almost entirely
nude. her person exposed to the cold chilling
atmosphere ola midnight in April-lhS n
/ lone, il wohld seem should awaken her, but
unfortunately il did not.
On Monday evening she visited her lome,
about half n milr from her place of living,
and while there remarked" Tomorrow is
MY birthday, and am going To celebrate -
d From this circumstance il Is inferred that In
course OF the uiEtiT she hrEau to trranr urrun
the pleasure she had promised herself onflfe
coming day, and heiug snIrr-rTt71t suhiec, 10
communication, arose, care down stairs, ril-
iocHet rr r'Uur. irtSSt tirr1tt-lr = yirrri into
the yard. From here size probably took her
usual path for home. no 10 this required
the climbing of several fences, walking in Il
street for several rods, and The crossing of
river eillier by n bridge ur inot board
from one Of tie latter she must have
fallen.
I, seems iad6cd miraculous ASst.Ahe did
F, not nwnko during the journey tn the stream
Lat Size WINS undoubtedly under strong
mental excitement, 'ncc0sioucd 10y tho fnnC
anticipation o! soon cngnaiNy in tie happ,
hilhrily cqnsequentupon lie occurrence on
birthday festival Aud hastily. skippiR.
i1urnr,v'-rti, i..tft+l -capc.ps4, siennei
.rapdn the filsl bridge before she awui,c. Per
hnlis the roaring Of the river restored her 4
consciousness. whc',, hcnittlerrtl Mt her flight
ful siumtion she missed her footing. nut
} plunged into the current. became oycrpnw
ered and was carried to the hutturlI, uT. -uer
-rUrrr, titttt awake exam Innn- rnnrhin
The bridge, suit iu1Hgiuiur hrrrrif II. rrrStti
Of pleasure, size invoke only when the ~dnSi
ing waters stnrled her with the retaliation
fl6t her twentieth birthday was The last ihr
her imagination should rtwrll t,f,r1rr this ritl
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eternity. Boz idle speculation Is useless, tie
catastrophe 10 depIorAhle in The eXlreuc-an
Hn'inble, interesting Young lady falling a.
slrcp surrounded by every prospect oi pleas
uruhle enjoyment, md awakening upon lie
hrgk, nr perhaps ~ llie ,,oHeX, of eternity,
80 20 dprkly mysterious mnuuer, Is an affair
lllRt lns justly excited llie nslOuislimenI aud
slmpnlly of our cpnmunily.--B' nningioa
Gaz6He.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28
TnE Rrcrxr ELEerroSs iS rms Cry

THE REcENr ELEcTIoNs iN TINS Cry
l4Ns aoNNEcricrr -TurIR CoNsEQurNcrs.
A. Tic rrcent State election jn. Conuccii-
srut, aud the charter election in the city of
New-York, there was an uttcmp; made TO IT,
mite Inc two flciions into which the demo
vcraiic parry las fOr1spne tinc past been di-
vidcd, sp.as TO ia..slFa q iri;mph 20 the. COIN
liged forces over Ih4 Wings IN Connect
-y--tt rtic union was more perfect Ihnn iu,New-
York md WaE intended with correspond.
ing derrec of sucresf but in Nrw-Yori' il
WAS ouly partial, and 'lie consequence NJ n
disastrous deeat aud sucress ofths Wigs
ly large n'rjority.
vi abe circumstances attending these cleo
4ions prove TIM, there Is n prospect or tie
di-o.nted forces "fuie democratic isartyrar;-
IS coalrfciur, cnd cbnhlning INTO un oVpu-
sil0a 10 Size party which is NJ present Ia pow
ar "a the lcderai Government. But The ~
rii-gl VIII MOI 5e. l'y any mrans pcrfrrI. tbs
iade ,lendcHt and holasl porifon oG.'cch will
not upite Si:!i iiie. niIor, III consequence Of
rl,c AilieKuesv 6E feeling existing between
lheai. I4.e- will rather unite with the Wli.s
..,,s nBny pr llyrn did IN the charter elcr,iou
.-,ita Join ser s1eept, 70 thar Of lie parry ~
44rr-tTIr7Ftru iIis Islii.
silteIat1is acrFszi1B to tiiri i'ariy, and may
oPgi4e fl,em, II litcy+eondUei tire government
m bread. comprehensive and ;ationai prhci.
pies, toIctnin power for u qnAripr OF q cen.
inEy ta.pone.- -.Nff IoSk Herald.
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aud lgr slnops niili m EpeWgate i1nnbre
OF T23 l2int, pHf nm hf iriio's iqHHagf Of The
iuHaf .siulfs o. fuur uf slice steamboats, uin
ut urufb 1000 luns burden, mn ~ Geo iunsi
speuid md costly cour.rurlipn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

lUE MEASIEat Ihl6 disease ~ SIN provo
lent in our village and vicinity, bot less 40
than it was ten days since, There huye been
two hundred cases or upwards, and one death
has resulted from ievcrwheh accompanied
the mcascls, or rather, Immediately .cnsucd --
lg this easo-that Of young Armiugtan--thcrc
was exposure 20 the night air and cold niter
the disensc had made considerable progress,
and for some time after the patient should
have confined himself TO q warm room bat,
unwilling, in The full vigor of youth, 10 yield
10 that early confinement which is the safest Of
all remedies 20 be resorlcd to, to ward OF cyiI
consequences, he vcnturcd too fr--and, per
haps thereby incurred the sad result which on
sued IN other eases tire consequences Of cx,
posture have frequently beer manifested, more
ot.lcss, in the severity Of the disease. We
presume the epidemic viii still prevail and cx.
tend over H'braadcr circlc,nnd We nludc to the
maitcr simply 10 caution all, # they-wculd a.
void suffering 10 yield themselves TO tho con,
fncmcni of a warm m--avoid exposure to
a chilly almost hcre-and do IL too, upon the
appearance of tie first marked symphonic Of
Tie epidemic. By doing SO the patient will
usually escape severe suffering, and curtail
If hc does not entirely slve,the expense ofthc
doctors fees. ..
U:~tursaSnEn T. GALT, Esq, Agent of
the British Land Company, Canada East waR,
on Tuesday last, ecctcd member Of Par!io.
mcnt for the County he -Shcrbrooke, 10 fll
the vacancy occosiracd by the death Of Mr.
Brooks. Mr. G.. received n unanimous vote
at the Court House ia Sbcrbrookc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

WAR A Cha sUI.---f II ,r r1trrrlJer ,f stpar,,.
boats 90 the Upper i.niSrs, up 10 the year
1925. %sas one On the opening of navigation
If. ,i.r lE,ritig of i9 -, there were on tho en-.
sire iengtl of iiis lakes, % piennIcrE; Is pro-
peIleFp; s barks '!r} brigs 5is sch0orors.
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He q "A l. Ed o. MAN.

Z aaVpremium be awarded, Sunless The anlDlAl OF
article he decidedly mettorous
Applicants ior premiums Oh field crops will
be required 90 answer, in writing, the FOLIO"
ing enquiries, yizi What was The condition Of
The soil al tho commencement II the eultiya'
ton for the eropi What the previous crop
and quantity Of manure usedi the kind and
quantity Of manure the present srHFun-the
quantity and hind Of the seed, and time Of SOW
ing-whgn harvested, and the amount Of the
crop determined by aetHaf ioeighi ~ HsaSHrs
ment-and evidence VII be required Of the
quantity oflaud from which the product was
pised,
Owners names SHOULD not be marked upon
the different specimens ofany article or pro-
duet but a private mark, which may be hand
cd 10 The Secretary ''..
No person viii teeu4itled TO premium, IN
lois he becomes a membcr Of the Society be-
fore o o'clock Of the day Of the Fair, ind no
prcmium viii be awarded or paid out without
this rule is slrietly complied with,
rrG ron MEMREVsuIr,
The sum of ono dollar, paid yearly 10 the
Town Agents or any other officer Of the soeie'
ty makes the individual a member ofthe same
who is thereby entitled 81 compete Tor any Of
tho premiums offered, by the payment Of
fly cents in addition the same privileges are
secured, and tho Albany Culliyntor, Tor the
current year IN sent to the person 40 paying,
gratuitously
The persons named above us 1'own Agents,
are requested - mike an effort IA their re.
spectlyc town. TO procure ne many -flhscriP'
tons as possible, that sufficient sum may be
raised in the County 10 cnGile the society TO
draw the money from the State az provided Wy
law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

Cy"JScon MoooE, Esq formerly Of
Concord, = IT,, anH .hrollrrr.in.lw ol Tx
Governor I'LL, hns been appointed P"srnUs.
ter N, Snu Francisco, Calirurui, and AEen,
of tho Gcucrh Po., Office Department, Cor
the Territory of Oregon Mr. Moore * nn nc
iyo business mau and will mnke an rCiricu,
officer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

O. T"' ,,tlno',s,,,c ,ii..-i.,,...' &c 49,"
licr have decided 10 ljcrusr Iutdue man 10
sell spirit roraucdicgl IS mcrlnlcol purpos
cs--sul that no grocery he liccusrd only OH
cosJirion thut it frnll ho closed at 9 O'Clock
every evening. IL Danvillc. we lcnrn, 1t has
been decided to license only the Select uten
or the Town TO sell spirit.
Q-F0A public meeting was held IA LcStog-
lou, Ky. onIhclIrl inst, Of persons oppos-
al to the perlc;untion Of slavery in that
Stale. at which MIR Clay was present aud
a.i,L
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

Five dollars placed at the disT~snl Of Com. TO
award on articles Of merit as they judge cxpc-
dient IN sums not exceeding s. on each nrli.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

The following luIlc exhibits he amount
Of tie recciris for Ic'tnsi sour mouths hy'
tfr f. Ig-uuipsir II Ilr0nd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

''IdrW " Er'oDlrH ana iruils committee
authorised to award Cor prime articles in, sums
Of not exceeding 81, the sum ri 80,
BAt tub hl>11r Sugar not less Than 2Olbs ..3,2,l
BcSe>++1T of Honey. 10 lbs, or over, !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

Dates from Bombay, to the An Oh ~. n'% ned
sintethut another battle had been lo1h!ih Tor
Guzeral, between the British ana oJ but
ces. in which The latter were de''a I'm, Ii,
the details Ind not been received. I,ir,u.h.
6lrro the 18th of, Februnry,Various ;ons rn.
es took place, hut without my sero,re,rd
counter. On the 10Th the Skis nrc,ep'
toward The Chcnnl,, which they WEI i' dwrpu
red from crossing by Tho Bomn"Sy l,inr rl,y,
under Con. Whish. On the io'u afscicd 5
the two British, Divisions hnylns bripgic.
function, Lord Cough suecee"e' Geld net
The enemy to hnuIe IN the nre"s ;khs wtIs
tic city of GnzerHt in when l.!o 9.,1 norlionH
completely rotlieTT 1GnYIITg Ut II A. f4'l
iIeir guns and u,nmun'tion,-" as or the ceo'
standing camp, in the posses''''''' y
nHerors.