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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

extend and peTpeiuaie IBIS great nH'lpH'i
curse or will yor- not rather uniie yourselves
With the wings VINO, through Az tilis contest
have batted manfuily far freedom for nee
soil, aud the largest Constitutional liberty
Do fee soil Wings rePlyyour President -
stakeholder true, ho IL one, yet opposed 10 'he
extension ~ PeTPetualou ofslaVery,an Pleag'
I'D 10 eafry out the will Of the people should
they adopt tho ordinance of'sT
Washington, jefferson, Madison and Mon
roo we're al shareholders, ysi 90 sincerely
looked and wished for ils abolition 40 any
ffeo-soil nlsn 81 Vermont,
While Wings voted for slsveholdsT, shat
did your promising free democrats dor Why
they yotedfsFH man pledged 90 veto the will
ofths people II that will was found fayofabr
% iTeedgm sud THHy also VOTED fuTH HiHvr'
holder foT Vice President who 10 IN oeniuno
zion with Calhoun, the very embodimsni Of
slayey
Protty fellow, these free democrats, to talk
and pirate about pIo.slavery Wings, and they
themselves voting aud laborng 10 raise men "a
power Of the very strongest Fso'slaVery stamp
not even nov ptofesslog 10 repent Of that
foul deed,-uo, They glory in their shame, and
further alodge that the reason why they pro-
Jess fee democracy 10, because some Of the
south would not support Cas-, even after he
had pledged himsel II soul and body 10 support
southern measures. q no, say they,if We hsd
elected our EiHvrtGvfHE- tirketi should
made no pyeisHsioHs 70 f,ff seA or f'ss dsmoe'
ray. 30, ineonsfisney, thou er.a jewel
Oneo II was sad there we're those ''who stole
the livery Of the Cour, Of Heaven, 10 serve
tho Devil In"
And b. and behold these are M offence, say,
ing bot doiag not the thiers they promise and
promising ding. they never Intended 10 phi
fpfm
nf .u,h t....r.r HATn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

closely, and wa Hsk the wing free soiIon-
those who do not forget lhal they uos once
whigs--sS consider what foursa became,
Them 10 view Of The action ofihis' great SCUM.
srn party Are they disposed TO range them.
selves ns ils left handed allies, snd Md il IN
organizing liis next House Of Represents.
igeHf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11
Z HE & A L II ID d N A N.

nselieul aud Virginia they succeeded, aud
tIieis 10 ooI much doubt bui they viii be
more or less successful IN tho Southern O.
IeeiioHs that takes place lhis month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

Town CoMmTTfEs. In the published y
ofTown Committees appointed Mt the WI.
County Convention there were several Ct
rors; In Barnet, read Darling, instead Of
Downing AblIaft;W Waterford, two names were
omiued--Dennis May tehoirmonl and N.0
X. Potks. The list was made out with pen
ell, aud probably, there may have been ON
err errors ~ the published list from the sane
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11
CATO


b TnE CuoLERA N YrRNoNT. Cases sfIhe
cholera occur almost daily Ia Burlington. II
We lave KEEP, the run rightly, previously 10
the 9th, there had been some IL deaths Com
pared with the who'll number of eases, .lis
nunief> Which llHs proved fmal IL very urge.
From the names, m they sppenrln ,he m.
pcrS, We conclude most orlhe persons a..
tackled To he Foreigners
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11
r1ini.ERhN nesTaN.

The cholen is increasing in Boston. trO'
las, Saturday noon Ia Monday evening oU,
clock, the city Register reported 10 de,''
by cholera. II is very currently repor'e"|
persons leaving the City that oil tho cases "'
not reported, A wOjoriiy Of The cases 10 ~,
ton are foreigners iudcedth the disease IS wv.
~ eenRasd To the spirit .drinkers aud Ior'6"
ere. .e..,.
GPA new Post Office has been esl $50. In.
ed III she north part of Norwich on ' 49,.
orthe fassumpsic RHiiroHd, called "f iao,,.
noosue," and BeEj. Preston, Esq. IS ol'''-
i-tl Postmaster, .....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

20 declare tho leadeH Of tho "mongfsl par.
~" aud well might old Nathan Smile tell
them they were praeteing FRAUD, and were
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

0Y-lI is said rilere are signs'of the rc.sp,
Penranee oflhq potato rot. This disease ,
bad l.1. enough bot not half 50 'oif'" as the p'
iifioai rot which broke OH NJ the Montpelier
Coalition Convention the 3it of Inst May.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11
eLAMOMLE-,-snEI Is RIGHTN

03~fho Burlington Soulinhl pins the'Pal
rIoI 70 tho wall rulher anugly. Il seemSlo
have tho Argument and 60 know how 10 wee
H. Tho 'fnWioi FOUNDERS, uses aWfui Dig
wouls,goes largely into tho nnuiacune Il
''good enough nlorFans I'LL hfer election
aud, quito frniliafly, calls every thing Shum.
hug" except "lruek aud decker, aud uses lhs
Snme big type In doing Il TINT II did n year 0.
GO when 1t letod ia artillery upon the SANE
parry with which II 10 now IN close alliance.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08

heir 20 the throne. IL the child were
princes, twcuty-one guns were to be
fired If a prince one hundred. AT
sJN o'clock n the morning Of March
ISL all PARIS was aroused by the
deep booming Of those heavy guns,
rcycrbcratlug over the city in nnuun
ciatou Of the stranger. Every ent
was on the alert The slumbcrers
were aroused from their pillows, and
sIcrce pcrvadcd all the streets of the
busy metropolis, as the vast th'ong
stood molioucss TO count the tidlngs
which those explosions were thunder
ing into their ears. The heart of the
great capitol ceased TO beat, aud in all
her glowing veins the current Of lite
stood still When the twenty-irst
gun had been fired, the interest was
intense beyond all conception. The
gunucrs DELAYED for a moment the
next discharge. and all Paris stood
broalhlcss IN suspense the next mo
meut the guns double loaded. pea'cd
forth The welcome announcements, and
from the entire city one universal roar
OF Reclamation rose aud blended with
their thuudcre. Never was an earthly
monarch greeted with more affecting
demonstrations Of a nations love and
homage. Thc birth of the King OF
Rome. how iIIustriouSl the thoughtful
mud will pause and muse upon the
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08

moment Whcn she was totally unconscious
OF the close proximity OF your lip, o. hcy
own, until the treasure was wHcrcd aud pact
lrcdempi.n7
II so, then listen to me, and viii give
you an account Of biz Of fun ia that lime
which | pcrpetrnted about ten years since.
when | was at the mature ngc ol fourteen
At the district school where ] attended
there was a little blonde. a classmatc OF
mine, whose roguish eye aud dimp.cd check
played the mischief With my studies aud
believe | was not behiudhaud ia drawing
her attention from her books, and the lcach-
IT said that we must move our seats o.
( prevent our seeing each other while at our
studies
Every day after school was dismissed !
gallanlcd Kate B. to her home and
when there was snow upon the grourd
always insisted ON her taliog seat ou my
sled while proud Of my load or lowell
ness, would draw her up tie steep bin 90
her homo The other boys. cuyjous 90
Rates selecting me for her champion seem.
ed determined to rijieulo MS % thcutont
OF their power aud when Kate and were
on our way to school our appearance ou thc
play ground was the signal for a whole
broadside Of milory
There come Kate and hen beau says
one.
Halo, Jack why don't you lock arms
with your swccthcartT
Oh, they amt engaged yet' says am
other
And poor Ka,o would rum busbog into
the school-room and J would propose some
play to turn the conversations
The intimacy between us grew stronger
day by day, until used to call at her hous.
for nothing else but to hear hcr sweet
laugh and talk until it was time for nae to
leave.
cannot imagine what the deuce thcro
is in my constitution that makcs me SO
careless Of consequences when am in for
bit Of fun but I never count the cost
till it is all over But excuse tLi. djgress-
/ sion, dear Ned and will proceed
One fine summer evening, thought !
would walk up to Rates aud find out what
she thought OF a small ring hal scut her
the day before by an urclin ! had hired
as ! had not the courage 10 give IL to her
myself As | ncarcd the house saw Kate
half reclining on a small lounge that bad
s boon removed from the sitting room out iu-
to the open ycraudah Her nhrr vo-
reading the paper and smoking large pipe,
with his feet placed ou am old chest rhat
stood in the corner OF The kitchen, and
e her mother set IN her rocking chair, with
her knitting work iu hand, Will. TO com
pletc the group hrgc mas,jd dog lay uu
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08
Foreign Intelligence.

have pood ANA ,o.,..... -..'.
,.,.l.- ,..r. '''' "''OO'' '' '''
'"' s.''' Drought by The Cam
of'a. by to- auvay Of that vessel. on tho
afternoon OF lbc same dov ,ys r.,.,r,4 e...
hIc, and l.-,.,, l....
1900, ron" '"''n "'
s''' ''''''' 0'''''' o'Io"
FRANCE
ca Zoe l2.h uh, the Assembly rejected
q proposuoo 10 oaaOlsh industrial cham
! o'rs "a each department.. ou The plan oflh.
comu''fcnI chambers. The next maur,
on ''c order OF The day was a proposll..
TO reduce Me salary granted TO represent
'I''s OF The people NJ Victor Lclranc
moved q al the Assembly should rosov'
nseii lolo a secret committee to discuss tha
proposition but the majority decided that
me discussion should be public The lei
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08

aslcr and wo A plquc, originating 10
lhls marriage. ahcnaied Alexander of
Russia from Dhe French Emperor and
hence The campaign Of Moscow, and
the Imprisonment of Napoleon upon
the Rock Of S. Helena. When the
design of Napoleon was known, every
Count DO Europe was cmuIous of the
honor Of such au alliance. The Bour-
hons. in their exile, would gladly fur
m>h princess of the blood royal, as a
bride for the mighty sonqucror The
Russian Court prolicrs any of its high
born modcnS TO the acceptance OF the
master spirit at whose lrown all In.
rope lrcmbIes And the Austrian
monarchy, the proudest of all earthly
dyna>llcs. eagerly seeks an alliance
with the soldier Of fortune, who las
twice entered It's capital IN triumph.
and r-Io-cd. with his plcbIau malsha,s
IN ITS palace After much deuborduOu
Napoleon decided to accept the alliance
OF AUSTIN. Proposals were made for
NIarlo Louisa, and eagerly accepted
Maria Was then nineteen years Of age,
and was most happy to be houored as
,hc bride Of one who had filled the
world wi b rcuown Napoleon was
forty two. On the 18Th Of March lSIO.
apparently without emotion, She lcu
the palaces cl her fathers, surrounded
by all the pomp the Austrian mou-
a.chy could couler to meet her future
husband. As the long train of carro-
go, left Vienna, the people -olel
luoumluIly upon the scene Maria
Automcttc the last princess Austria
had furnished for the throne of France.
but few years before had persisted
mlscrobIy upon the scafIoId The
popu.occ were only preventing the de
parlurc. The gorgeous procession
proceeded on Us way towards thetrout-
Icr of France Napoleon had never
yet seen The bride that was coming 90
meet him. She is not beautiful ne
saudi as be- gozcd upon her miniature.
but She IS The daughter Of the Car
sars'
When Maria arrived at the Rhine,
her Austrian attendants left her, and
She was received by the French nation
and conducted towards Paris with the
highest possible accomplishments of
imperial spcudor The bells rang
their meuIcsr peal of congratulations.
Ihc Austrian and trl-colorcd tiag float
al Iu friendly embrace from every
tower TuumphaI arches, illuminate
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08

Men Of genius are often dpI, and ioeu Do
society - the blazing meteor, when o. de-
sends 10 sauh, s only a stone.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-02
NalnahIe Real Estate for Sale,

Situated in WORCESTER, male from the City Hail.
- TIyHE premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
"a 1 Of good Land, under high state of cultivation,
-. well 81 ocked with all the various fruits adapted 70
ur mas no expense having been spared TO procure the
S, sinds The country would afford. The buildings are
GOOD The BARN is The hes, in the County, 20 it.
Nv az with 90 It, posts and Gel ar under the whole IL
,as recently hnilt at Of ttO0 thousand dollars The
NJ sngs are supplied with water brought in an aqueduct
81 owner would divide if preferred, and sell part
~. ,wiih or without the buildings and portion would
u ifdesred in small lots of from to five acres,
g IN sordlng an eligible opportunity for tho Sc who de-
he to Suld and little Land for cultivation ihis
Mate furnishes one Of the best opportunities now to bs
.ed for securing valuable property near the centre OF
mis- nourishpg city, either for investment or occupation
nv OEEICE dwtf Jan %
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for his Farm, situated
80 about mile south of Grafton centre, contains
Jill ing about SIS acres OF good Land well Hatered-the
EnL ngs are in good conditionlhe House is large and
convenient for families, with never failing well OF
yrallent water in the housethe RarH has been huilt
-y;thin a lew sesrs. The Farm is divided into Pasture
wool Land Moving and Tllage. There is good Water
Privilege on the premises where da can he raised wit
ant Aoyng other ptewi.es said "a will be sold low
a~d ON easy terms For further information apply 10 The
Ubscrber in Sutton centre, or to FENRY G. PRENTICE,
on the premises. HENRY u. dO" ANU:
Sutton, Dec 5. OWL
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City Furniture Ware Rooms.
~. 81 H. RAKER

W. d Hs BAKER
WoULD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City of
Wv Worcester and vicinity and their former customers
that they have opened large and commodous Rooms at
No. 244 Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
manufacture and sale of all the LATEST kinds of
PARLOR FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand, make at shor. notice.
the French style and patterns of Rosewood Mahogany and
Tete tee DIVANS and TABoURETS.
Also, the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS, con,
sructed upon the most approved principles of comfort,
taste and durability all the latest patterns of American
and Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every stye-also,
Dentists, Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS,
covered with Satin, Plush, Damask, and Hair ClOIh-
Needle Work carefully mounted In the tasteful man.
neT. 1884, 8sn,
Also, general assortment of
seer ETARiES, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work TABLES-Book and Show Gases,
Desks, Hat Trees, What NOts, Tea Poys &c.
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment of Cheap Furniture and wood.
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and resulted.
Furniture repaired, Uarnished, &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to order.
Upholstery and Carving
In all their designs for Furniture, Cur
tains and other Upholstery work. furnished for single
articles or suits of rooms.
W. & HI. B. having leased for term of wears
large and convenient building with extensive water
power attached they command facilities for the manufac-
ure OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State and
having secured he services OF the experienced work
men, they are prepared to execute all orders in their BUSH
with economy durability and despatch. They would
call particular attention the fact of their manufacturing
all of their Upholstery work thus securing to their
articles wholly superior the Boston Auction fur>
nture which be sold tUenty per cent? less than
good article particularly II shop and second hand
~ Gentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses, private residences requested call
Also, Country Dealers will find II greatly their advan-
tage to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester. March l5 l849. dwtf12
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-02
DR.. PEIRCE'S
Celebrated RitterS and SyruD,

INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS No. l.
TNDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS No. g.,
lHf SARSAPARILLA SYRUP.
COUGH SYRUP.
THESE celebrated medicines which have met with uni
form success and approval wherever they have been
introduced, offered for sale in WORCESTER, at
WITHERBEE IL WARDEN'S, No. Merchants ROlo.
Those who need safe and easy purgatiUe, find moth
ing equal Dr. Peirce's No. Bitters his No. 2, is
most admirable alteratiue for Spring complaints; his
SarsapariIla Syrup, while pleasant Cordial is
powerful in expeng humors and impurities from
the system; and suffering from cough should be
without Dr. Peirce's Cough Syrup. For more full de-
scrption of the Medicines and their uses, the Crcu
lars which may be obtained of the gents dIaw6mJ24
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NEW STORE!
warden BlOclx,) No. AZ Front St..

WOHCESIEK,
THE subscriber having recently opened n Nav s,o
Il No. A Front Street, with fresh stock Of ''''
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
s now prepared furnish the citizens win
At the lowest Wholesale prccs by The quantity or at
All kinds OF TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOLASsES
co. are offered at the very lowest price which car he M
goods may be returned VI mo
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and sinai,
packages, constantly on hand. Also, 'AN'
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Macksret salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the sipp.
pound or quantity, of excellent quality. ''"h'0
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried Apples, Potatoes, Oranges Lemons Rn;.;.,
Syrs Ketchups and Pickles, and general assorimsn,
Dosh prices. " o'eePeSs
Gzens ana strangers are invited examine the stock
ana prices Goods delivered In all parts of the city free ~
SAPsnse-oy ANDREWS
"or'eSei' march zi' dwtf "A Front st.
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Cotton Maohinaru Far Sale.

II ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Prniin,
IL Cloths, and in good running order consisting OF
Kicker, Wilton a. Sons make-20 Cards--9 Breakers-
II Finlshers-l Doubler--l Drawing France Taunton
speeders 10 heads each l6 Spinning Frames 1900 live
spndles2 pair Mules, of 486 and OF IL spndles
w arper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-l Cylinder and . DotIei
6rinuers, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined any time on application 10 NJ
siL4s DiNsMoRE SO MAIN Worcester. Forurther par
ucJiars inquire OF B. HOLBR0OK, Holden
D6c 70 dStaw wtf52
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water Power to Lei,

TN New England Village, 6 miles from Worcester,
90 near the Grafton Depot on the Boston and Wor
ks[ cester Rail Road. The building is % by 81 feet,
two stories well lighted and well supplied with water
Also. the a0ove, GRlST MILL nearly new. II e
building is % BY % feet with stories and an attic
Two run of Stone and Cracker has good run Of custom
Three or four Tenements rented with the above If de-
sired
AIse, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell or rent
Any or all the above will be rented for one more
years. SMITH q fhAII.
New ENGLAND Village March 9. dwtf
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BARRETTS DIVE HOUSE,

I4U WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses, Cloaks, Shaws, Handkerchief Scars,
IL Bonnets &c. Gents Goats, overcoats, and Pants
dyed and finished in the very best manner,
The subscriber having the agency of the above
celebrated Dye House, is prepared to receive and for
ward goods to be Dyed and hopes that the character Of
the establishment for despatch and beauty of work
together with his endeavors please, will ensure him
share Of patronage, at tenA
MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms,
Central Block, 1877 Main Street, Worcester
Apr4 dwtf
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WINDOW CURTAlWS,

PARLORS, SALOONS & HALLS ;astefuILy decorated,
BY w. 81 F. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERERS. having had eight
years experience lat KITTREDGE d BLAKE's, the
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boston feel fully
confident of executing all ordera in line in a work
manlike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS CoUCHEs, made to order persons in want of
nice article would do well to call before purchasing
we can furnish articles superior to any in the city,
CURED, Hair, Palm Leaf and Spring MATTRESSES made
to orders Old Mattresses picked and made good
ms new. Pew Cushons-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds of Upholstery work repaired in and superior
manner. W. IL F. A. BROWN
March 90. d6m IS Main ST., Worcester.
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,
Magnetic Batteries. NC.

Magnetic Batteries, &C.
FENHE subscriber has taken Rooms in Boapen,s gLock-
No 2O3 Main Street. Worcester, where he now has
and VIII constantly keep for SALE agent large asserts
ment OF Mead's Vibrating Magnetic Batteries -Abdom-
nal -Trusses-shoulder Braces and various
olner mechanical appances-greaty promotve ofhuman
Inc subscriber, in applying the Magnetic BATTERY in
connection either WITH without these articles has re-
eVed or cured many persons, in different parts OF the
state affected with rupnres spinal curvatures rheump
s ana great variety nervous disorders and he will
continue 10 DO So either at his Rooms or at the residence
OF any lady or gentleman, who may favor him with
request for any OF the above Instruments or for his SER
wees IA the application of the Galvanic Battery
hprh IL dU JOHN G, KNAPP
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TO LET 4.

-. TyHE BRICK BUILDING Lincoln Square,
<@,.BM known the Worcester Branch Railroad bet
shss pot 100 feet by 50wll be fitted up to accommo
date Lcsse. track will be laid If desred for
IAto basement. aAs So fs8
Also BuiIdng situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop so by 80 a.
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
ed-and Backsmiths shop near 40 by Sc feet stories
high, with yard ro0m-wil be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given. Inquire at the Office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Main
Street dn Feb
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

DY the strong solicitations Of her friends and partrons
IL Mrs. GooDw.S, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
name to be brought before the public for the benefit mar
red women who prefer not to risE their lives hands OF
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of womans life
Mrs experienced and successful and holds
herself in readiness 10 the calls of all who wish to secure her
services and she feels confident by her long experience IN her
profession 10 give entire satisfaction all who NAV wish TO
employ her.
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester, Feb Il dI