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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.

The Democratic voters of Wyandot coun.
ty, will please assemble in their several town
ships on the 26 day of July, at clock P.
NJ. for the purpose of selecting delegates to
attend the Representative convention, TO be
held at Cary on the 9th day Of July at IL
o'clock, A. NJ 1t is recommended by the
central committee, that they vote by ballet
for the delegates to the Representative Con
vention and further recommend that the bal
lot vote system be adopted from this time
forward.
SHELDON BEEBEE,
PETER c. ULRlCH,
w. w. BATES,
JOHN MYRES,
JOHN A. MORRISON.
Central Committee.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
Ten reasons for Using Doctor Bragg's
SugarsCoated Pills.

Ten reasons for using Doctor Bragg's
SugarsCoated Pills.
1st. Because they are highly pieasan,
and agreeable to the taste.
%. Because they are IMPOSED pure>
Iy vegetable substances, and contain
nothing the least injurious to the physi
cal system.
Sd. Because their Ingredients are SO
admirably combined that they act like a
charm on ali kinds Of fevers.
4th. Because they are natures own
prescription, and act in perfect harmeny
with her established laws.
5th. Becsuse every person who has
used them once will take no other medl-
cine.
6ib Because hey ae. upon the vital
organs, and are always eficacIous in pro-
ducirg healthy secretions, and are foil OF
nervous energy.
9TH. Because they cleanse the blood
from all impnriiies, and restore it to lie
natural character and circulation.
s,h. Because they are approved Of, and
used ir their practice, by many ofthe
best ply siclans in the southern and west.
ern States.
9th. Because il you make use of he
Tonic PILLS for the curs of the fever and
seue, yau have No need Of AM other, for
il efTectaall, prevents recurrence Of the
disease.
10Th. Because they are Recommend ded
for the cure nf no disease but thote the,
are most certain TO cure; and because
pinety other good reasons might be given
Why they should be nsed above all others
wh,ch ate now recommended 10 the pub.
lie.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
Sale Of School Lands.

AN Saturday the 26ib day Of July mex
] will offer for sale at tie door of the
c iUrt house, the foliow ing pieces OF lands
in Township three south Of range Twelve
east. jackson Township,l comprising all
of section sixteen in SAID Tow wnship. VIZ:
Lot No. 1. IL being the east half Of the
north east quarter, canisining eighty
acres and eleven hundredtLs, appraised
al six dollars per acre.
Lot No. 2. II beng the west half Of
tie north east quarter, ceutainiog eight,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
First and Last Dispatces by Telegraph

First and Last Dispatces by Telegraph.
Five years since; that woHdsrfu in.
ventiou, tho Magnetic Telegraph, frst
performed its functions, in announcing =
to the people Of Washington City, the un
expected nomination Of Mr.. Polk, as a
candidate for President Of the Uuitsd
States. The last workings Of the Tels.
graph. previous TO this writing, announ.
ces his death Statesman.
IL SO happens that we have new in oul
possession the very "trip of paper on
which the announcement af Col. Polk,
pomlna,ion was made by the Magnetic
Telegraph at Washington. We were
then at Baltimore, and our friend Fl. H
GREGG, Esq, at Washington. The latter
with Professor Morsss permission, took
possession Of the strip--then a vsIules
piece Of paper, but aow to be priced a
one Of the FIRST productions of discover,
in science, that has since caused the en-
tire civilized world TO cause in wonde
and astonishment. Tie telegraphic an
nouneement was in these words. ''Re
pori says that Col. Polk has received III
nom. - Ohio P,triot.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20

We shail put forth In few aeks the
history Of one Of the most singular result .
Of that great characteristic Of tho Ameri.
can people o-ashsad-as tivs-nessf which
has even taken place iu this couatry. A
business Of one hundred thousand dollars
per year butt up from nothing in the
short space Of four years. We are told
that the sales Of Vaughns Veg getabls Liths
ontriptic Mixture, the Great American
Remedy have been brought to the press
ent enormous rates III four years only
So famed is the article for its singular
medicinal properties, that it is used for
all diseases, in all parts Of the world
Agents tell wonderful story about it, call
on them, and get pamphlet. See adver.
tissment in our CO lumns.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20

The United states.
AT season when the Providence OF
God has manifestsd itselfin The visitation
Of a fesrful pestilence which il spread u 6
its ravages throughout the land. il is ft-
tinr that a People whose reliance has ev.
er been in His protection should humble
themselves before His throne, and while
ACKNOWLEDGING pas, traasgressions, ask
counteDsnce Of the Divine Mercy.
1t is therefore earnestly recommended I'd
that the frat Friday in August be obser-
we'd throughout the United States as a
day OF fasting, humiliation, and prayer
All business will be suspended in the va
rious branches Of the public service on
that day; and ii is recommended to per.
sons of all reiigions desominations to alb
stain, as lar az practicable, from secular
occupation, aud to assemble in their re-
spective places OF Public Worship, TO &C.
knowledge the infinite goodness which
has watched over our existence as Da
tion and 30 long crowned us with mani
fold blessings, and TO implors the Al
mighty: in bis own good time, to say the
destfoyibS hand Which is now iihed ul
agaisst US. q. TAYLOR.
Washington, July 8, ls49.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
COME All YOU TR.ATLOVE
GOOD APPLES.

The season having arrived for trans
planting irait trees, the subscriber hs.g
two miles east vi McCutchenssille, uife
fer sale $50 different varieties ci ehoiee
grated apple trees. Also wanted. three
or feUr beet csr'e in exchange for frulI
trees. .LriIEUS Russell.
cCutebensiiie, Get. "a, i5Is--i-u.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
RECEIPTS.

To balance due on last settle.
ment $295 4e
To amount collected on dupli,
cate including delinquencies 1891 81
To expenses for the Sale Of
School Lands 166 l0I
To proportion Of other funds
for advertising delinquent
list and taxes refunded "A 21a
To cash ieceived for tavern Lis
cense 81 so
T" I" Auction 200
Z" sc " fines & costa
from Clerk Of Court 124 03i
TO cash received for fines be-
fore justices 33 90
To cash received for Horse Liz
censo 1c5 90
+" " Ferry Lii
cense 500
S44lS 56A
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
AN EX HIBIT

or the receipts and expenditures of
Wyandot county for the year ending
June |, l649.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20

L HE undersigned is now opening a
Iarse stock of assorted boots and shoes
10 Cary winch lie offers cheaper for cssl
than has ever been ,fTered IN these dig
gas. Call aud examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. New work and
repairing done 30 order.
J. NJ. DlFENnEnFER.
Aptil Goth, isi6-s-1y
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
EXPENDITURES.


By amount paa witnesses in attendance
al court add before Justices in State
cases 22O "a
by expenses Of elections Isl 20
-" - School Lands 26i 05
{: " "Coronei's lnquests 45 So
BY assessors fee for 1913 276 244
"expenses for Lnuaucs 80 93
Taxes refunded 30 STA
expenses Of roads 100 rs
Fl" & grand 81 petit
jurors BAG 3s
BY assessors fees for ls49 and
blanks 426 rs
BY Commissioners fees for 1913 ITO 60
80 " +" F." l849 20 90
BY associatejudges " {" lS4S 6S 90
g paid township clerks for
School statistics SO 90
Ry paid treasurers forsettlements l. 90
" Treasnrer's per ceutage 16 "
interest paid on orders 10 l6
"paid clerk of court allowance
made by the court for lo4S 60 90
BY paid Same fur lS49 90 co
A Lyle, prosecuting Attor- 1890
same for drafting official
Bonds 800
BY premium paid on wolf scalps 3 80
paid NJ. Ii Kirby for defend.
Ing X. West 10 90
BY paid j.. ID. Sears, clerk of
School Examiners 800
BY paid Thomas Baird, court al
lowauee to Sheriff for 1913 15 90
same " le49 25 90
By posi- for Auditor office / ID
=, "a N, NI.l,,nn,n 81,
tendance on Richard West
while confined in jail so
BY b eds and furniture torjail 6 80
paid J. A Morrison for index
ing and rent for Recorders
oAi ce 43 90
BY paid P. b. Beider for copy
ing surveys trunl olher Coun-
ties and as member Of the
Board Of Equalization 80 81
BY paid Associate Judges fees
for lS49 20 OU
BY paid for revising renumber-
ing, plating, aud recording
towns 80 90
BY paid for books and stationery
for Co., le4S GU o3
!" 6 for lS49 81 81
ing delinquent list 4o w
Same for blanks and advertising ~ 90
BY paid J. Il Fouke for blanks 300
- A e. iiulburd " same III 60
" George Harper, expenses in
gong for school funds y w
paid L. Baird for ballot box
foe Eden Tow Dship w
'' paid for hauling weights and
measures from Columbus 3 OO
paid sheriff Baird Tor sum
monlng Jurors % W
o,Jerof court 2S 40
" paid ). N. Worth, Auditor
fsps Inr is44 49s 10
:. :. same for 1a4o l50 on
$36S2 "a
Amount remaining in the treasury inclu,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20

SCHOOL ACCOUNT.
TO net, amt rec'd from State Sll54 90 Q
- collected on Dup. 573 %
of interest on School
Lands o9I oo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
w IN T Z r
ARRAN GENIENT.

'NN and after Nov 10, 1870 Stages leave
~ Stnn'tead, G. h., aud South Troy, VI
every morning, cyccp, Sundays, att o'cfpck,
a. NJ, Tor Boston aud intermediate places,
Nnd arrive at Wells River same evenihCi-also,
connecting at Lyndon daily Stages for Dos.
ton via l.iutlcton, n H.
Leave Wells River amer the arrival of Cars
ltom Boston and arr,veNst 81. J"hnsbuTy and
Lyndon zane evening: leave st J6hnsburY
at : o'clock, A. VI aud arrive a. Stanstcad
aud Troy same evening Ajsd leave Sian.
stead aud Troy Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, aud arrive at Montpelier same eve.
ming Returning, leave Montpelier at a
NJ opposite days. 6i3w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
NOTICE .

rGNllE article here recommended has been
i used within the Circuit Of a few miles
for several years past with the most gtatil ing
effect ~ cases Of cough, colds, Group, sore
thront, hoarscucss and lung Diseases generally
\ conviction ofits real value IA such cases has
induced the prcprlctontp give It a more cXten.
styc circulation. II will net cure all diseases
20 which humanity is subject, nor Is il infill,-
bile ia an cases for which tbs recommended,
but Will b"atound upon trial TO be equal TO, and
probably before any Balsam, Syrup or Elixir
now ~ use. ltacts ~ unison with nature IN
iiH efforts TO throw of the accumulation o. fnu.
Gus FROM the Lungs and bronchial tubes, res.
toftas . healthr-aettou. In fact It ~ Il valua.
hir medicine tor g"ncrltons and not far day
only. The compound PULMONARY SIR.
UP, is prepared aud sold wholesale and rc.
tail by J, & Bingham, Druggisi,St Johnsbury
VI, To- whom all orders may be sent Price
JOcts. Sold also by Dana aud Weeks, Dnnyillci
Isaac Watts, Pcacham; Harvey 4 Abbott {.
l. /. Parks, Barnet, Cutting d. Sishy, Water.
ford, Bingham s May, West Concord, I. c
Butler, Derby Line; T.. Cleveland 4. Co. Gov.
rntry; }. Blake ~ Co, Spt,oni Colby Il Me
Gaiiry, Lyndon. Gi3f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
DELEGATES TO the CONSTITU-
TlONAL CONVENTION.

II Il evident lfom Tho returns received I'M
the Wings, nt least, have 20 where in the
suite made political opinion tesi ia voting
for members of the Constitutional Convcu.
tion,tor we notice that in many orlhe strong
est Wing towns ia the State, Democrats, or
Free Democrats, nre chosen. We should
Judge from present appearances that the
Wings will Ice in II minority In that body
With few exceptions there seems to hnvo
been very little interest felt IN the election hy
The voters generally, and, M consequences,
many schcming individuals have managed To-
get elected, who, on full vote, could not
secure one ilird or even one fourth of the
votes in their respective towns. This is par
lirulnrly the case ia some towns ia the north
err part of the State 1gie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday Nov %
At market, 1850 beef cattle, 1900 stores, 10
pairs working oSrn, '3s COWS and calves, $500
sheep and lambs, 900 Swine,
Beet eactle-EStra, So Isl quality, 5,50i2d,
do 4,7ji 30 do, 400
Yratlings so n o. . years old 2 n
10, 3 years uld al n2i.
Working Oxen-Sules at $50, %, 63, 6s
rs, and So
Cows aud cplvcs-Sls, 90, 90, %, 81, and
a.
Sheep and Lambs 81 80, AZ, so, rs, .
and 2,75.
swine-3da 4dc, Retail, 4da5dc. Fat Hogs
DC
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

A BON Acr.-A gentleman 10y the name
of Mrsrrvr, living in HE town Of Jackson,
IN, Ill., about 10 dnys since, having occasion
I'm srrrrru rirytHrrrr through the yvuuis with
his ll,lr son, took his gan, surprising they
might see something worth firing nj. Ilnv,>
ing gone Oh some ways, lAey saw signs OF
bear-and on looking about, discovered
nlnnslrous shr henr cnilcd nwnY. Meserye
had no lead Tor his gun larger than partridge
shot. hut nothing d.untcd, (niler opening his
pocket kuiin anG giving it 10 the lad to stand
rendy in the rear,I he pcppered ~nwny into
bruins face. The old woman didn't like the
treatment, but Mesor,c loaded aud gave her
another dose when the bear starting to run,
he seized his knife, Jumped on her back,
caught her 10y the head, threw her over, aud
cut her throat! Sic was mou,trous beast,
aud so fat she could hardly wnddc II was II
smdrl feat, and onc in which there WAS no
small danger.-B. Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

'""'hary Consumption has until within A
l.|" years, been generality considered incur.
"'r' although many medical men of the
-3hrst sanding, among whom we mirht
l'n'on L1cnncc and his friend Bnyl, both
'Nngu'shcd authors, admit thaFs this much
'aoed disease may be cured, even in lis nd.
.''ed stages, when the lungs nrc not com.
--tr dEE"rgshtzsd 1'hc rrmrdv which we
'hrr, DiSfdrs Bdisam Of Hiid Cherry, not
=, rnanaics from n regular physician, but
"rn well tested in all c9mpinints for which
''rconmcnded. A physician in Maine says:
nave rccommend rd the use Of Or. Wis.
81 balsam of Wild Cherry for diseases of
'u"ts' Tor two ycers past, and many bottles
t! knowledge have been used by my pa
t"' All with beneficial results In two cases
Il Gre u was thought confirmed consumption
, 1aaAen place, the Wild Cherry effected n
.c,'m the Boston Bee, March %, 1s4o
lH'' your Cough. Are you afflicted will.
.,r '''frss'ng gq.haXance, gee rid of IT,. You
a,. n ShI --L-~PFScure 62ttle OF DR.. Wis.
a.. ID Cherry BSlsHm 10 ensure this It
,g,- 'n iarls when taken IN season TO fleet
II ana Away relieves even the worst cases
n,','ased lungs. Many physicians recon.
E,l+u 10 their9atients, and speh'k of il in the
n, .,s' terms IN letters 10 The proprietor, cit.
AL ,A'S OF cures where other means had
Due genuine signed |. Butts on the wrapper.
P, sale by J. G. Bingham St gohnsburv
h,I'y fIint, ST. Johnsbury Centre L. /.
k,.., assumpsic, and dealers in medicines
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
4sML4sEa

In Lttictdn, N. a., Nov. IL DAS KELso,
son of Lyman and Lucy NJ. MoEsc, aged 10
months and 81 days.
In Glover, Oct. 30, Re uben J. Gleason, aged
81 years,
At Wells River, Oct, -, -of quick consuaiP-
ton, Lucy, wife OF Doct. william Blood, and
daughter OF Stewart and Jane Harvey, OF
Pcochsm, aged 10 years and months
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
From he .hia' Of Nor. %.

TrRHlnLr SrAGr AcoipuNr.-Ohl the I7lh
ul'., siugc coach lull of passengers, when
some distance this side Of puIshurr, on the
National ruud between Cumberland. Md, mud
Brownsville, fell over nu immense pre,ipicr,
Que or Two hundred feet ,ou The Noueh.
iogcuy river The ptcr,plco wns almost per
pcn,lrulnr aud thr conch rolled over II IN II
WIS caught bNR tree flly or Sky feet below.
The passengers were lakcr out with much
difficulty. An old man iinucd Clarke, of
Cincinnati, was 80 much injured that 1t wns
thought lac could tot live. Another man,
Whose nnmr IN not stated, was thought to bc
fatally injured, and seven other Iurs~ngets
were more az less cut aud bruised. The nc.
ciIcut IN attributed altogether 10 the gross
cafrlrssucss Of the driver Who had been
drinking a good deal CA hi. roulr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

Gossm.-l, is.runorcd that Col Fremont
has found welghlier reasons tlnn gold for
pitching his tent IN California. We alluded
some months ago,to n lot of valuable emcr.
aids seut to this city, aud placed in the Gnnds
ct ,i lirid"ry for the purpose Of being cut
lhry were said to rome from Fremont, nnd
II Is NOW hunted thnta l0rec uunihcr OF sin.i.
'"r ehor"ids' coming from the same source,
are undergoing the sauc process. Col. Ere,
mont has. possibly found the deposit from
whence The MouIezuuns derived their mag.
nIhceni emerulds.-.E T. Paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

NLw PosT OFFICE.-A new Post Office
'e ". ;, ~ 'r,n eslnhhshGd in Crafsbury, which is
l3tl tnst Crnltshury. J. w. Simpson is
IIoinled Westminster there. This Post office
- located or What is commonly known ns
ErHi.sh"rl East Hin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

"Mf Clay dweIi, for n moment, particular
y on the chief ohjeot of his mission to Con-
.tssi lls winter which was to fulfil his du-
To his country, not to seek further honor
N"nuli he especially his great object To pre-
-1e lhc -Lninn, which Ia eapsidefea- para
aouut TO every thing else"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
Nom ~ noaIan va, ID .Nar. Ql.

TbhbtN DihArFEARAHeE or Ia, GEnHGE
fARkhAN,-On Fuduy iasi Dr.Gesrge Park
uihnr we'll known aud highly respectable
riii<efi, LETT his residence ~ WHluur street.
belW cen ~ aud O'Clock, 10 fulfil business
engagement, aud up 90 n lafe hour last eya-
mug, hnd not been seen or heard irnm hy
Ais ~ 1lA lal'4sl F Il'44GeF.4sl- f+lisIis i.I44
llnlnedialn fleuds, Il iins been nsrcrlninrd
Uihi hhnul hnli pnst ] U',ldfk on TTII1y HrlFF-
n""n' Fr"t Webster of Cambridge, paid d.
Pafkiunu o. llla Medical Culhgr, n North
Grove street, 9 i7Othu nmounl Ola mortgage
he held, mud lle Dc, enid hu would 20 Ia
Cambridge uud have IL cancelled. DrParlt,
Wail uiddr SONS purchase 90 Alr ilplHnd'-
tinceiS Store, ga tie ruuuur Of Nmr aud
hloHr"u ~ ,hluul qnnfler before 2 u'clurk
hud uenr y n rNuuu Tine WIS iu Me- ClhfkH
pfoyisi0u sCrr IN Cambridge tlfrrI, llr
WIS seen iu bridge street by four prfronH ilo
slluo day, hoiwreu uud o'clock, T.. NJ
llHl nllcrnoon The toll gnllicrcr on Cmgin'u
Bridge, slnlou thHt the DE- pissed over shid
hti'lEr {" En-l Caullrdgr. II I, supposed, ~
have lhr mortgage above alludrd a.. cHugcl,
rd, hnl HE Register saj NJ he did not call NJ
lit 0fliCc On ihe utlOr UnWd, IEUlllgJT
aud discerning citizens hive called az, tie
MnrhlIs office, md informed him that they
rnw Dr Pnfkmun Ihe same afternoon ~
Washington street, between 2 aud O'Clock
one us fur up m f'lufcuco street.
Auullirr pnuy states lhnl he saw him NJ East
BOSTON, curly that evening, Tho cyidrucr
usto ID, rurkmnu's whereabouts, after lrnt,
ing the Medical College on Fidny, II very
G"niliruHF,aHd u h. probable il,ai many Who
lhi"h thai tli"y -aw biH,"u ffi,ny, are nus,
iukcu ~, 10 lho day. hlr Marshal Turkey,
VITA he iurce, were actively engaged, with
tie relations of DR. fnrkunn, on Saurdn,
npd Yesterday, IN searching Tor him, h1l
unlhiuR. however, of q reliable nature WINS
a-''tiaiHed Utt 20 lrsl evening. No one
game forward WHO could sny that they saw
tho DE- pa Saturday .or yesterday
From he .hias Of Nor. %.
DH, PA0EmaN-- To nst evening, moth
iur bad unnsplrrd a. rAplniu the uuhrcounl,
Hhl" nl,rnte ot Dr rat6uuH' 4 grratuuu,
hrr Of fuuurs were iu circulation Yesterday
ui hls having hcch seen az different timc-
aud llucrs uu Friday, bat no our ol, them
was sufficiently reliable Ia lend To- my knuwl.
edge of WhnrlHd hrcomo OF him. By ref
rrrucc 10 uh advertisement; ~ nnnihrr col
uugi, u Will be- seen that rrwurd Of $4,000
D. .Lsfrd for any inflammation which NAV
had Ia las discovery aud restoration to las
friends.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
GrAGstN RAN@@

In this town, Nov 90, by Rev. II. Cascl Mr.
ORAMEL f. RUssELL, of Kirby, and Miss
HENmErrA r.. PARKER, of ST Johnsbury.
TN Ciurrmuut, N II, Nov. 10, by Rev, }. c,
Cromack Mr. Ira Case, OF Claremont, and
Miss, Mary A. Eaton, of Princeton, illinois,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

o. II is stated that the Sheriff of Phia-
dolphin receives more pny than the Presi-
dent ofihe UajtGd States-his fees amount
ing to $4,000 a year. The Sheriff Of New
York city receives yearly about $4,000 in
fees!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
CRANBERRIEs.

GWANBERRlES Tor sale by
~ CHARLES RANNEY
st Johnshury, Nov - l-ip 6iiwl
Z ITERATION This ccriidca thatl have
4 gwen NY son, Oliver Brnnct, his time to
trade aud transact business Tor himself |
Therefore shall clam none Of iscaiuiHFs nor
pay any deLla- OF his contracting AMER lhlz
date. DANFORD BENNETT
Attest, Russell Gaskcll, 6 W Bennett.
y letaTy, Nov. -, l=II JiiWl-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

u Three OF tho four Democrats sInte
"ihccrs who have recently been elected in
New York, aro oul-und.out "llunkcrs." so
It seems the "Frcc Democracy" get ono Of
flee 10y tho Coalition, They sold out rather
cheap, It strikes vs.. Their stock in trade
would hnyo hconphI more OF nnhIir nncllnn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
ITALY

' It's reported nt Rome that the Pope is SO
satisfied with the debate in the FrcuGh Leg.
lslauvg Assembly on Italian ufurs, that hc
proposes rcturniug soon tO the Eternal Guy.
Mruuwhlle there Is no prospect ofIhe French
troops helng Withdrawn, from which il luny
b' inferred ihut negotiations are not Quite IN
so satisfactory state ns represented Aus-
TRAN troops are said To Ice concentrating al
Ancona, aud To be erecting forllfcnlions
there on the road tn Rome.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

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