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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10
Teachers Conventions.

The Teachers ~ Tho southern aud (as ,f'r
D. ilay BE- Conveniently "a the niiddlf part of
iIs county, are requested 30 NEE, - caHycn,
tiup a. stevens Village, Barnet. ON Saturday
the ian lQr,. NJ . O'Clock, 4. NJ,
'lhe following auhlrcia are proposed for, DIS
cu siZu
mo spirit ADD motives Of Teacher -
i,,. importaneG,of ddigrnse aud fsI.
. THO rovr,smrut ui tr''nuii 7fnw ran u
be- hs,' secured
. Methods Of awakening interest ne s,.dy
{. Tho branches that should be taught in
p. The proper me- thod at teuch,ng spelling,
Reading, Arithmetic mud Grammar.
irSt 1oots--h5w inf shoe, the TrachaP
Depend nppu them
-ltvui. aud a!i who feel interested in the
sut cot of -nn1a schools are unyiiod % A..
rua s. G.. Hubbard, Sept
Barnet, Fcb 6, isi,.
The Vtrc hrr Clnycus nr, holden II 10,
u"nbutg ON The 9TH INST adjourned to meet
~ tuo meeting bpusr, pc tuitrhvii F1ii-. '-''-
saturday, the l5,h 81 February, a. 10 o.clorh,
" An address may hc expected There
Viii llso Doc brought before the Convention
various subjcetbconnect-d with the Interests
Of schools CHANDLER, see.
January e..
GsN. T,uoa. Tho following order an
h'AiA'H as'N iltAl " ltN'liANNl W AtNl's hNlhl
ioat. 7 mAu,ry service oc tho couD,ry,iDy,y
Ycnrs !Mh,cqueus to tho date vt his comulis-
sion CON President Jcflerson,erpointiuP him
tt L'culcu,ut of,ho 5Ih Incn,g;
Asst. Arr GLN'E OFrIpE,Mfsr, DIV, =,
Bltt, Rouge. Jan. -, i-4p.
--. tOTigr- No. D.
. Having received oAic, hoife of1'e rc. ;
ofhi- rr-isu1 ton, MAJOR General
ioyior rclUquislies thu command Of the
Ne.i'rn Division, which, ~ couf,rrnity .Wilh
't'eucrEt Oder 80. !, VIII bg Ussupcd by .
Major Gtucul Gaines.
H. rc-IsuirE Ibis command 10 the veteran
in1 distinguished chictuppuinicd % succeed
Iu. tBc Genera. cannot WITHHOLD uIt expires
soon of hi- rcsyct M hi- separation from u ser.
nee 'u winch hc j. attached los so many llcas-
Ug and proud as-ocauoue To ITO officers
,ui uru who have served uudrr his ,umc-
tntr orders, he would here oXIHrss hi- nur-
ing lhaukr tor ,tvir Jealous mud cordial sup.
iort in'thr execution oflha duties coGddcd 10
''Hi aarlng ~ long and cyentlu, service. To
hem mad to nll he extends heurtii't FIRE
ycl', und his wurWcsi wishes Tor lbcr con
iuu,d lnIgii'ess uui success in the nrrluou-
ud honorable career Which They hnyc clio
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10
Phillips Academy.

~ ~ Z Spring Term will commence on
Thufsday, February -, aud cAuiuuo g.
irvrh wrcks Mas MARY L., DuRNllAAi
vii resume tic charge 81 the Female depart
mrui' Miss viii give instruction ia -ihc
French and Italian hugngrs, and also in
Dsa siHg.
Lectures will delivered during the tcr-i,
IN connection with the vIrioua branches Of
science studied ~.
hr trachors Class VII be rcorglniled early
iu the term
All u~rrssary assistance will be- sca-"aabl 3
provided.
c, % BURNHAM, Principal
Dupvltic, Jan 81 i-s' Gllw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

SoNrrHTN0 NEw.--lh De- correspondent Of
The " ', EIprc5s statrs that nin0ug the new
things claiming q patent % Washington, h.
an invention ~ Nc Van Neclien, Ofihoirow.
undo Democrat, ", who elniGs 10 hive
discovered plan 10y Which mail uhd an cy-
press matter can bG iTunrmiiie one thousand
sihts ''i' Ae'a, bs r'.aai4s of sn AlmusP licli c
Telegraph tube j. formed ofnny si2e
aud Icugll. aud by means Of un Dir pump, n
carriage, OF a cyiindcriFHf furUIiTF UTUpUtiVgt=
The air operating on piston hcud OF driver,
In Inc rear
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

-....r.- 5nI urhed how lhG President Or
Z ..,.t. dared 10 impose such % ifRuh up
UA,rau Government
At, Houston, of-Ahbuua, deiended il'r
i'orssld tiat he lrelry remninsdpIuch
y. ,1n.s o., before Il "ns amended by lhe
MI h. ttrrt. ef ii..sh Carolina, followed aud
.,,sI lho previous question, in ORDER hr
unl all might haze o. Tho Fresligi'
=, agp,sda'ely u,en 10Y yeas nnh' fHys'
~ i5I gems, T. uHysl 90,
a, -,siheus rher slightly amended D. - reso-
.''.r.. when Ibe question ui their Rdoidleu
,,.l7len aid cnrried by yeas li1' unys,aL
TuFspAr, Feb, q,
gmF busineas done hy either llou.e
% Gras rslorod
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MAM,Rsr.o. CTS.

Ia RaHlaa, ian J., hy Rev.tMr Hatch, Sir
Lyman Ttss, ct Boston, and Ni,ss Ann llar.
vcy, also of Boston, and daughter vi > l4s
Harvey, Eco. Of Barnet
la Danyulc. Jan. /, by Rev John G. Dow.
Mr Silas ludttwood, Of bluyillc, aud " -
Siily Gohld, cfrNaIdon
Ia DanyIllc, Jan -, by Samuel Iagall-,
Eco, Mr. AbnrT Morrli, aud Miss Bctscy
Morrll, boAof Danyillc.
IA johns5n, J1n -. by Erv NJ " smith,
Mr iioils Atweil, of WestiiclJ and Mss Su
nn Goodrich, of Rarrr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

RARE GaNs. Ia The vicinity at Agnnon-
Icus hills, in York, Me-, few dHys sfgrr,
some sporlsruen sl,otn Mid cat wrishiug A.
bout twenty five pounds, aud Carried h,n IN
lie Rockingham. House "a Portsmouth,. n a..
Ito WINS followed 10y a couple Of dogs some
three or four miles before his career was
alnnneh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10
coll,puudruce OF lha Boston A,lns,
Debate OH a Bill 10 Abolish
slayeryin the District Of
Columbia.
MAsnINaroN, Nh. lsl, INA.


TIE dehie in ihe House yesterday WA Of
,.ors dian ordinary interest. Mr. Edwards,
oCOlio. Introduced bill from the District
Comnllies 10 abolish the slave l.ade ia the
D.ireg making II n mis'l-mrauor, punisha-
hlr les dnruf i've hundred dollars, Ia intro
t,ea w.ihiA our ten miles limit my slave for
ar or hire, Tie hoped the liil wnuld be-
rnri and referred io the COmnitice ui' the
Whole, Nlr HARRISON, Of GEORGIA, wns or
'l'sd TO The hill tiu snid II WIS bdt m en-
rnfs wedge To- erphler Innovations horcaf
~ tic muyei % lHy lie whole subject o.
able, nnd called the ycns nnd nays
ID lac moi viii o sal defeat Tie vote
% ayes ~ Sulys 100. So lhc bin Mas not
upon tic table
une AID interesting debate followed, in
b.eIi NJ Hudson aud Mr Ashmun. Of our
,le. bore prominent part. Mr. Nennble.
aAudl Cnfplinn, who u known here NJ llir
Tas prieci talking machine Tint over held
tl, n congress, suid TINT Norlhcr urm-
ri durrtl not vote right, for irnr ct ririr
constituents, Mr. Hudson replied ~ Cue
ylc VI went uu Ia show lhnftlic neerrs-
.or- Tint W,r' - much rlkcd Of hrd, iu
nearly ever, lusfucr, como from the South.
tIc hro4gl.up lhu South Carolina law, hy
which ourcoIorel seouion wtys imprisoned
A'en iL', reached Charleston.
Lila ALlnghl Hp Alr Bum anl NJ Ilala.ae.
abo MED 20 make defence. hut lie cool q,
paalIly of NJ Hudson pat them both In n
ta'fcowrr aud held them there.
w l.uuuu also had u word ~ INV " hirh
the point NJ issue. Mr. Crawrll.
gor' went on to show That nearly ell the
".t'rni nrln,ors inihr North were .-nuth
--rf,. lie shid Brucy wns kcuiuchnp
editor of the abolition pHprr Ca G'lcil-
wns nn'ivc - Sout'i Cnrulint;,h WINS
"rhiinr Of Tho NHuon1l I'm, nud So Wls
i'r' Alr Srod-rass iu Baltimore. M
NN'IF'-"l G"orgll, ono Dfihr ulust cIivfl.
.1' '' rnir tucu in inr South, ur\i ra,,lr..
70 rl ilntlIc luwr ut Georgia prohibited
r nIuduc,l'n of sIuVcs fof sale iu thai
'ialc and be was willing that Tie same lnw.
'lOuld ir cNrolrd over. or nppliedto. the
District ct Columbia, aud ha wns rendy. IA
vote Tor such lass wherever the ueoplr Of
he Dsr'rin.a for 20.
Many Tho uppuucnfs OF rlln bili pressed
Nf,rilrns 10 move the previous question.
W N'HmuW suggested ID. Nr Stephens ~
''r.r rogpourWrrt til Tomorrow oi some F
mtiWgo isc the 10 ,,aubi hard 4
81. Ilrurd lhi. session. 70 hrd to ,hl,o de- .
'"r 20 thr heel otihc orders OF the dav.
A'rr ''ndy other suggestions from y1ri- .
' ner'ons, mud numerous inquiries from
>''aN"f, % was unanimously arCCyL.Imr
"l 1"l nu amendment proposed ~ be .
'"'d ly VIZ Chapman, of Mary should .
nf'l"d, and The Speaker said the hfl
4.d h' 'c i,c-t business ON the SgGntrt'-
me, 6 %'as ID, rouId be %hon 'pIy a i'ioriY
rh'tr the morning hour had oNp%cd. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

Cusr or PAuPEEryN,--lJ appears from tho
report Ollie &fw York Aln.siIsHse, tim, tire
cnsi- supporting thc ely pnupcrs - ten
dollars wocls each Tie New York Poe,
Sl.-sHeai. that they should -his hoauHd ~ lie
Astor House, e,here they could too ncconmo-
dated M about 81 pasAs.nAA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

Counterfeit half dollars are ln circulation
10 nlaTgc hmoanL They urc so we'll oKeeu-
ted tbHt they nro readily thkcn for Nc gs,a,,
iUr. unless closely examined. The vrrrriuus
colu may be delacied 10y Ito dullne-s Of tho
sound ag.d delecIiye weight. Alaly, aDd
neIIInna nll Of lhnml. nfr dnIeh 1917.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

tNrLosfos 40 \ LOCOMOTIVE. A. tie
lrnin OF ears was passing over tho Providence
railroad ~ Canton, on Thursday, he boiler
oflhe loeomotiye exploded with u loud noise,
and blew on tie head oflhe engineer, Iueiu-
Cumming nud badly Injured ne fireman.
None ollho passengers were injured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

QyrThe Calloruiun-, that IL, the Yanker
Caliiorn.--"S. iptn-evory thing to- advantage.
The sior, cues, that u. - "ne Who gs he a.
que Tie worst, Inns 10 Sc he gold u,.,'. ''s
merely holds his kictc,aud shakes 90. "uaiur-
al principlcsn - -
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NRTHs, NlRUlICEs Nh br lTrs.

Wll'-, MARRIAGES. NNp BC NTnS.
-'a"' town clerks ia M,ssacba-c,,..ire ~.
'-2Lb-- ~w ~ InaA' annual returns drlhc
A'Nrrrneas and ueaIb, iutiI.ir re- .ec,-
'' '"os from Which the Secrctnr, Of tie
'N''Noohh makes ou nnuuaI rcicr, TO
' u -'sl'ure. The H7nj.sLs. Go-,He aiye-
g ''''w'oa Nuop,i. 'r u,o report for Tho
..r ending Auu30. 1879.
'gre Whole UNDERGRADUATES rr,,erted cy
3d. ~ u ~ l"fE'' marriages., 5,96l, deaths.
49, ".'' 'r'H'r"d uiuon.. % population
tV'"'"s :" ulrcru,u- u lrlO. OF 81 uai
Li'.,''' 'oH '''s' rururrrT, s-r-t-4t-ttf-
- U'' most ilal month ~ tie year: aud
'ai epidemic, endemic. nnd rontnci,,,s lie
'''S SAND hrSL among The most frequent
use, Of death, causing abous3 ll,hs Of Tie
'gple hGUiler Diseases ortha>r,a uirutory
'' also OCCASION rather less than 34ltis.
,'su','puon alone caused 2,3S7 deaths, dys.
'st! ioI levers l,2lI." From the imper-
..le'ufns OF the last three years, it-appcars
's'''"llurisis' aud paupers Two the lon
Say ID yenrs-protessiouu men 80.
'''''''s' ~ nifrhnirIrs l6, suumGn i:i =
~ ~, a'ernpe Of llie IN general is 81 ID.
."''' statistics, however, are not entitled
~" cohIidenca, tho returns are so itnt4or.
me town clerks quite genernlly co,.,I.in
ne uiihculiy OF mHkiug tho rctn,,,s -
-'F ~ obtaining tho uumhctsufhiftha ".
e also lrOubIed ia procuring all the c.
CURED 10y law IN regard To persona mari
''e rftrk ot W cstiiuurtuu not Ony ena,5,'
"' ms ohslucie. bat Is sorely perplexeJ -,
press the knowledge when obtained a.,
,,gslsh'y writes to the Secretary rs follows.
Wy vocabulary is not extensive enough Ia
pygSs' N d elugfe word, the "nccuparionn
y, unmarried young ladies' Cnn't 40 bettor
'" set 1t own--PrePaution-f5y -Eiui,fnioay,
\, coop Mas aoNE.--f1x.tioy. D,,;,t,1
' 'a., NED at his reAidence 10 C,oncerd az
,I'i ~ January -, iiis ace WIS RI. no
49,. eo one II New Ilampshire's. most dis.
M. I"SVed sons, having mcriled and received
IlsN-st political honors ofthr STAIN. u,
I,,l oesh senator in congress. mud Govcrnrr
,n., ''1'e Tor three terms. He VIVA ~ ,,.,,
.iS,,uo much moral wurlh,aud of hi,b ;n
Ha' attachments. .1hE,Lssier. .l,rryj.,a,,
,,,- Inc Philadelphia North Agegiasn
.,s 'S"'S Tie following extract of letrer
I,.5 gentleman in Louisiana to his CORES.
la''' in Philadelphia:
1ta ~o Hol believe John G. Calltoun ond a..
,lIi, 'urles sneak The, lannuare of ,Lc (
!. Io,,, We suNec, OF the Wilrnot Proy;,n |
ra y,s, ..' l. or IN this portion Of il. there
'A4,-. "', "h' can perceive no interrs,-.
--A---1-!n tho question of further
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10
MEDICAL PRACTICE.

\. l. Tafi.fT BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
~NNTOULD respectfully say ~ The inH+,b,.
w >tszt' Of PcsehAnl-, ai,3 the adjoining
uy. ~, tls't lee has located h,n-rlf at pcseAanr
Hollow, whcrr NJ win he rrady 10 attend To
gil Units ia tlIr different hEluchos Of ~, ned.
SCI Profession IN his Vraclr." IT, cxcIudisi
-po,s"ns OF every Descriptions, ACCOMPANY u5>
iap BaiaB with the Cold Wa;l'r 5,stem, ms
ing such remedies only as l,arhioniKe with ma
lrre q Laws, and Az. c. lculatrd L. assist ita--
,urp 10 her rGorts 10 GYcreowc diseased ac-
son. .--
liv-~ IL treat eiu5nis d,seases of cyurY de-
seTIp.toHt eohHnntpt'qn not excepted, with TIE
express understanding ihat whrrr ne rrisefi ~
obtEinea 10 e.1tsrs VIII b. made, 5sIG
,BLANkS Of sariou. descriptions fi,r s=i,. at
.h,s Dhgc
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ST. Johnsbary Academy


TaNllE Spring Term VII commence on Wed.
j ncrlay, the 2i6t eel February,
-Nin, LANES X, COLBY. Pune,pai
Raw. r. CASE, llis Co Superintendent "
Common SchaolH, Will 0, rra.IcT br cgBacaied
with th, School a. Teacher
Atthe commencement Of tt- term a qias.
Will l.. '--"'"d Z. those Intending &C. icrch, and
j. -..-@-tini' cXetcisra wa - 'vA'.AGfd Tor
lb,ir brueft iaroug'. 'hc Term.
Further ruculars can h. harmed OF tho
Principal
61lva Jr RNNcnoTT So
Instruction on the Piano Forte,
d Y - expected that instruction 10 MUSIC 0r
q tho fiano Fuitc VIZ be gwen b. Hisg
Ptulgvs McknEv dansr the Spring Trtm
Of the Academy at ST. Johns5ury.
Feb. l-fa. Our
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~ RNNcn0rT. 81.
Instruction on The Piano Forte.
Cedar Posts

-iyNfiI, suhsr ribcf w,l sop or hand and fu'
uish, NJ The Landing near Victory Bygs,
while sl-Whing continues this season, Cedar
Posts, on reasonable terms
IS DAMON
Kirby, Jan ~, Isig 6llNI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

- Among llr sUrrnnt Racrdoles of rlr
duyttplWiug 60 Cuiurnia, We hhSs heard 81
}ounE Fehneninhi who nlisr a long rssidsprs
aiming lhe gold digrers WHO, it seems, g.
qunl lslsWa'q regiment lUr lgck gT linen
had only one article loo hat hnd any ptsirp-
lions 10 lhe nnnlc ofHlbrt, aud That he hired
eos az he rate olive dullars an eyauing, 10,
ModIinga nnd other lrtlLNhlta
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II III Il @ A j. u ID o NJ A N.

GElhe lat gold Story was recently pub
lislsd % lhelioslou Transcript ltis drri
d"dly ere'l one and runoeIl riaei
4 runaway foliigr y said 20 have dsepY-
efnd lumFrsi rock OF gold, llIli weighed
sFl p"md4 nud ~ Guucesi ho WIS nlraid
% leave IL, aud mniinial guard ta,on il; aud
1i tire liTi accounts hr lad sal gifre ~ days,
'sud had offered s27 600 lor llatn Of benus
ntbl york. bot llis oiler lad always heon So
-dsunmsy refused, md llie pong isllow puJ
Laughed at, Cor Tho nisgrdlinrss ofhis oliir,
hy lurliea rom etiirilnr on, where tha ara.
rle was enid 10 hu n,uro nbnrdnul.
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Notice. SIciehS, &c. for Sale.

'ENlIE suh-rr,brr would say 10 the c.tzsss
y "a banvlle andds yig,uHy that ho gas
now ou hand
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The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thur.d4y FL

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday F,b. /,
,., Reported Tor the Traveller.
At market 45O beeicaitSr, 90 storcs, pairs
-, skiing oxen, - COWS aud calves 1000 sheep
and no swine.
Beet cattle --AGr'g Extra, - lst quality
G .75,Qd do. 6 90; Fl Do. DO I" W.
Store cattle
Working OEcn--No sales 'n6tcqd
Cows oud Calyrs-ss!es At 2a, - ~, ana
2.la.- !
'Shcep--sale5 at S2,S0, ,, 3,j0ieEtt1 lot Of .
20 n,cr sheep, sold for SO each
nO@oN MARKET Jan. 81,
BEEF-EStfr mess, 1900 a 1850 Mess,
1890 4 1850 No. /. 1000 a. 900 prime, city,
II 90 qsloO, Macy ~ 90 a 90 90,
PORK-Evtra clenr - 10 10 0Qic lear " Ga
ais 5O,mcss ii GOA II 20fprime 70 90 . 1920. /,
LARD Bostop7 "a b south west, 53N9s
BUTTER-stdfc l34 10, Shipping III a l15
family % -.
GHEksE--ncw mSh : =, iu4T ii''-':i 8 : =
shipp,ng on.
FLOUR--Howard street $50 > o. OHIO,
5,75 al 81, Gcntsee com. br. 300 o.
CORN eiiuW, FOUND, 40 % iuAi % %,
white % a %. ~,
OATS-southeFn, "a j IpEihetn. ~ a u'''.
eastern. 81 %.
WU0L-Thcrc has hccn q good de mand Tor
daH1eEtle A,las,i ged ..ll.d- AID II taken az /.
fast ~ II arrives, ,hr lAW grades nj somo adj
vance on quoted rates. ~y
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By order or Mi. GGN. TAYLOR,
W. w. s. BLlSS, As,.'t Ann GnnnraL

CouUr OF Cosmos PLrAs -CoNyIcrroN
OF DupLEr. The Court Of Common PLEAS
closed a term Of nearly three weeks session,
nj Plymouth, on Friday last. The whole 1iuc
was Inksnup IA the trial of F,nos 6. Dudley,
for The nifL"r ofbis wife. The case was
stb,,iiiirri r., iit, > 'iry AZ moon ga Friday, a4L
at about = O'Clock they ,'"mc into court viii,
aperdict ct guilty This is ,ihG second trial
Of this irdividual-on tho former ma! the Ju-
~ conld not agree. The verdict now * ."
nccord1aee, we think, Will the convictions
ofuinc$ nuo out ofevery hundred who
paid any aHcption to the trial either hers OF AZ
Plyuuouth.
We understand that his counsel intend TO
Tile bill ot5Nceplions, aud ask tora new tri-
al. 1.-The exceptions are sustained hy ths
Superior Cuurtwg know not vixen this nut
ter viii eild; they are not sustained, he will
probably he sentenced at the next term Of the
cannon P'eDs ni>cr the sizing ofihe sure
riur Court
Whlleher, for the murder Of his clild. will
oatic Rcpub'icm. -"
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MAS KILLED ny CArAMouxr. MIR John
Sonie' OF Enrol \. H., who, IN coinpnuy with
80 a'hsss .sas k'iaii:.F ssay Uai,,aeo,. Like.
went ont one afternoon, some four Ua,.l,s
SINCE on the line of his trips, but no, return.
ing ms compHulous started on his track noNt
hotIting, and nlout lialfu mile from the rn,rfn
they fund his,lrotiy hadly torn ia piercs.nmd
The tracks ofIwo animals soiug from the
place. From all Appearances, Soulc enmc
across two cntnmOuuts IN n tree some imlf
iu'le beyond " !4sS.--hi- dead body ,yi,, found
and not dnring 60 risk slot, re1rcatcd bnck.
wards towards lis camp, aud bad accoul-
plshed nearly half the distance, when he frll
h'cNwnrGs over log, and wsR-ls-t-rd uTon
hY--tlfe catanfnuuts Ills rife
lay 10y has side loaded and cooked. His con-
panions followed the tracks ofihe nuitnRls TN
Ihcy rr-iseftlrd i'l u-circle, and, hearing them
make uois6. became Gightcnrd ard gnvc
mp 'heclmse
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l5 Good eingfc sIaiphs'

uindc OF the real blue ash, and'n superior
r'crkman-hip and style, and having m1dr up
a.y mind O. qaii tn bu,m,s- S. 20 son the
slmc nj twenty peg cont discouu FROM 10y.
f1rmrr prices.
Those wishing for a gd-f5rf.lc ~, invited
Ia call Immediately: and | wish rsr,hes "a
,,,,c / hafc eight OK ten
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GiE Wagons,

now ready Tor ironiaE.- tlaI xiii be ready fr
use early Boa The Spring, uiid thnss wishing Tor
good Wagon arc iuvitrd 10 call and eSamlne
The tmbcrau work before paintngHnd JUDGE
for themselves.
Al kinds a. rcp1lring will be dohr with neat
moss and dispatch by first rate Workman
at,.ir ffain the vicinity al Boston
Also, for sale, Blacksm,th's shop, and
Tools. tor thor with q lot of Coal
q" HARVEY CUTLER
paRvil.r, Jaa. p, lsf4 Sllw4
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shcep--salyI at $3.50, 3, 3.j0,txltl lot or
20 ri,rr sheep, sold for So each
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Physicians
Heave Cure.

"a f.wsuiorc d"zen Of this valuable artcl
"a for suie ~ -4jets per y7t.isar,'- ,s
l&BtNGHAM
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-25

THE SEA SERPENT AT NAHANr.-John
Marston, of Swampscot, Mass, publishes
an affidavit, that he and another person
saw the veritable sea serpent on the Sd inst
of Nahant, within 200 or 800 yards OF the
beach, moving with great rapidity, with
his head about a foot out of water. He
says the monster was in sight Is or 90
minutes, and adds:
l should think him at least so to 100 #.
in length. I saw the whole body of this
serpent, not his wake, but the fish itself.
He would rise in the water with an undu-
latory motion and then all his body would
sink except his head, then his body would
rise again. His head was above water all
the time. This was about O'Clock, A. M
1t was quite calm. I have been constant
ly engaged in fishing since my youth, and
l have seen all sorts Of fishes and hundreds
of horse macksre', but never before saw any
thing like this.
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and tendencies Of this immense region peo-
Piled from all parts of the old world, by
men from all the r;ous conditions of life
with educational prejudices of every COM
pexion, and many thousands OF them UNI
der Influences and agencies that can be
made to bear unfavorably on the cause OF
Christ and humanity. There must be in
the natural course of events great and
mighty struggle here between truth and
error, light and darkness. 1nfdelity in
all its various forms of religion, philosophy
and science, falsely so called, and pure
scriptural christianity. The forces are
now gathering in the field. could almost
pray God hasten on the conflict, as think
that / would like to share in the strife if
even should fall upon the battle field.
Truly and aAectionately, yours,
Nj. SOR1N.
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FlGHT WITH THE INDIANs.-The Louis
vile Courier of the 18th Instant, contains
extracts from a letter received in that
city, from French gentleman IN COM
mand of California company, dated
Fort Lamarie. June 16, detailing the par
ticulars ola fight with the Indians. The
writer lhas describes the battle:
"About the break of day. we discover
ed the Indians advancing upon US. Their
number Was very great. They yelled
and came directly upon us. You may
imagine how felt There were some
who wished to save themselves but |
obliged them 70 remain. and gave orders
thai they should barricade themselves be
hind the wagons, fom which they could
fire with their guns, and not to lose cour
age. The firing commenced on both
sides, and every discharge Of ours brought
down ITS man. For half an hour we
kept them at bay, but Notwithstanding,
they continued to close ia with us more
and more, and we could no! hold out
against their numbers. We were ohli-
ged to abandon our ground, but not until
We had killed some one hundred Inui-
ans. We had Is killed and wounded,
of whom G were so dangerously thai
they could not follow US. Two fell at
my side, and had my hat pierced by a
bullet which grazed my hair. Finally
la
flight towards Fort LaramIe, 900 miles
distant, leaving to the Indians every
thing besides.'
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INTERESTING INCIDENT AND REMINIs-
At the meeting Of the Yale Col
lcge Alumni in New Haven on Tuesday,
Prof. Olmsted conducted the venerable and
Rev. Jonathan Maltby to the speakers
char, an old Gentleman aged so years. Ii
was his birth day. He was graduated ~
years ago. He presented few remarks.
written on a slip of paper, from which
Professor Olmsted read them. The follow
ing is an extract:
"This is the birthday of my Goth year.
With one or two exceptions, l have out
lived all my contemporaries, relatives and
friends. Joseph Darling, Esq. of the class
of l777, and my class mate, Hon. Elizur
Goodrich, D. D. L., are now living in the
city. am the oldest of the three. The
former Treasurer of Yale, the venerable,
venerated Deacon Beers was several years
my senior.--Nlore than three score years
ago, three brothers in good health We're
looking and expecting to see me sink into
the grave. | was struggling with VIC
lent cough and disordered lungs. They
have been in the grave from 90 to 80 years
and | remain the monument of mercy. |
read and write more than in any other
years and without the aid of glasses. lam
the only survivor of my father numerous
family.