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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
JOHN p. DARLING. Cherry Ridge.
From the Report 9, the Sasq 70 Fair. ]

From the Report 9, the Sasq 20 Fair.
Premium for the hesl crop Of Corn. 10
Martin l. Catlin Of Bod dlewaler-Pfoduc,>
Is bushels and % quarts per acre. The
ground was nieenswsrd, covered with 40
lnads of line barn ward manure 10 the acre,
turned under in The fall from TO 8 inches
deep. and lay under abou, Ten days before
planting, then dragged thoroughly and
cross PIoughed, then dragged well again
and marked into rows, three feet each
way. planted with corn, rolled in plaster,
from five to six kernels in h.i!, plastered
wei, after first and second hoeing. p'oughed
and hocd bat twice during the season.
Martin l.. Catln also raised Of the large
Du;ton % rnwed Corn, Ill bushels and
G quarts TO the acre.
Thomas Rogers Of Silver Lake raised
from the acre, g7 bushels and l3 quarts
OF Corn. E. NJ. Banding Of Hartford,
raised e6 bushels ard 3 prcks IN the acre.
An>el fill Esq. Of Silver Lake. produced
a statement OF coru raised BY his son,
Michael Hill, Of the same township, which
le.ded at The rate of lOs bushels to the
acre.
Mss Sarah Walker exhibited some corn
raised ffom seed which was taken. by
Lieut.. Lynch, from the hands Of a mum.
lmv 3OOO wears old. h4i1 U
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
For the Lc,oisburg Chronicle.
Inscribed to Mrs. -, of Washington, I. c

Sweet sre the pictures that arise
From Memory's pencil bright,
Tineing the past with golden dyes,
And sparkling in foods Of light. 5
In LIES meandering, changing scene,
A word or aEaiie ~ given,
That makes the desert fresh and green
Creates on earth heaven.
These words. those smiles, fecl them here
Written on this throhbns heart.
And may their presence mirrored near
Friendship divine ip,psrt
write not for honor or fame
With their tinsel garos 90 gay.
But from feeling pure in name,
4 tribute Of duty to pay.
pay thee TO cherish this lay
As from the pen Of friend.
Whste'er these feeble lines may say
Which thus gratefully send. CARL.
iGad to hear from CARL again. He
can do better" than the above.-Eo- !
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

Three hundred and seventy Portuguese
refugees, Who have been sojourninR in New
York. leit tha. city lew days since for u.
inois, where q settlement hes been provi'
ded for them. lg ~
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
KOsSUTu'S APPEAL.

To The Eaaor Of tie Le,cisbHyg Chronicle
The Letter ffom the nohse kossuTI. late the
Governor Of Hungary. 70 Lord PALuErsros.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs fnr Great Bri,in. IL
pro iuc,icn bTestbins the el'qnence OF agony
in prospect of chpice bet death and disho-
nrr. We msy hope the necessity of ei,her will
he ayer,ed. His letter is worthy of re pub ica'Ion
in every reasp-per in the lanl, and We should
be gra;EeJ TO see it in yours.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

We ses it stated tnat Mrs. Sigourney
li.e poe,ess, fac.eised two premiums at the
late ..ir Of The Har,fUrf Ibfarfs.Fe- The
hes, ;.i.e stostins - 'farae lsHs -Hf
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

The Piltsburs Gazette says, that within
a few days it has received payment from
two old Observation-Disclosures o!
one being for his fifty-first year. and the
other for his ffiielb. They invariably
laid in advance.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
SUNDAY-SCHoOLS.

IA Sanday.school in P!niIsda having
mnde heir Pastor and tir Governor u; the
Stale Life Members Of the 4 ;. ST mon,
Ills Ex. the Gov. in acc~pin.. the rcDn,y'i-
men pays The following j'isl ifibuie 10 > )
eiiolis anj designs
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
Rev. II. HARBAUGH, Editor.

published The beginning of each month"; in Lewbu
Pennsylvania p
the that period Of life whhlrs
period Of
whha asmleto
;and the
negecu-a
formed Al
f duties and trials Christian Sch Of hss
uhich chesowd
Guardian useful
hghtresdns falls
by means coing
fearful navos nnhly highest
the youngmaking @ healthy and animated the morning OF life
We prominent
leading
reading TO
riDn hoping This the
believed hoped
this
Prns, Guardian ssnaa d ove to o good
The Guardian will the mon,hes generally. printed
by
an6ue
M EmsuhsG
fa
suhsraeu received will jan 1880 Address
Co, .
So TERMS.
paid monthly
wh following
Any
myan
g. Twenty-Five do do do 20 00l in advance.
II
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

Mrs. Lydia Jane Pierson, the poeiess,
is shortly to become one Of the editors OF
the Gazette and Farmer, at Lancaster.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

The WASHING roNIANs .-Mr John W.
Hawkins coniradcis lhro' Zion's Herald
the report that some Of The original six
Washing g'onians had returned to drinking
Ons of them is dead. the others are true
ttetoialers. We wish as much could be
said OF all their followers.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14

Daniel Webster was the ninth child Of a
fam,Iy Of ten. Of which he 10 the oay one
'scv living. ,.f .---
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

GA woman living wilh her third nus
hand it llAnnrl, lps just had o call from her
f,a rpou-e, who hi her2l yenn Rso G'r
Souui America, md whom sho suppored 10
irr tIrud Durug hiruhsrprr She hn- hoep
twice married, her second husband heinF
,lrud.
hAmNG Roanlbt ~ PmttprLpnN, Yes
loldly, lioeba lud Ludlow, porlrrr, carurd
1870 baFs ofgolI 10 tia Mint md while de-
lyeriug one tho other Yps auleu, containing
seven ulousuud dollars, Tho thief was nr,
rested. philadelphia Prrst,
CuoLrHA ~ Nrw ORLrAss. The New
Odcans papers, of Feb l3lh, under the head
ol "ilrnhh of the Guy" say, tint nj ~
doallls lhe previous week, "a were of rliolu-
Oh.
GA person who Ind been listening 70
70 very dali nddrcs-, remnrN-.l- that every
Thing went on wcllrcfpcc'aliJ lie audience
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

In" old Foundry Buildiurs,iu this Village,
owned hy N",,r-, Booth 4 Dnrant,' rnl oc.
iG'psd 10, hout'ora Tin shop Machine
'','i" NMf-i4u>r for Stoves mud p,hrr.
~, ~! ',n-' was entirely consumed hy FIRE, on
N'"N'>oil lIaiH'l1~t The fire hrol,r ont
l.INer'r' md IL O'clock, and in ul.nui an
fT'-r' 0iI7ir WIS M RUNS.
lU"rc VA, 100 wiud.or the dcynuriuc 1un,rs
must have caused much grcntcr destr,,ctiot,.
u'lui ,oue and (foodwin's Shops, aud Mr
~ H. H"~wcrs Dwelling House, stood
htn" chance az it was.
.,. fe 'o'., T. not Ear from $4,000. Insured.
l}wlm-N,ll. Muiunl.-- Lebnaou ~, n mir.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
aen. TayIor at waahIngtoR


GrN, TNLoH.--pn arriving ~ htluimurr,
General Taylor wac received Wilh great
ruiht-ir-ut. IIe VIA addressed iH ie-
halfof liio people assembled hy u Collier
Ice, Esq. Mooopy lrum the Nadouul lulcl'
ligruceu
The reply mpdo by Gen, 1'pylor we
hrioE hd tpll 81 rtctiraa lreliuH, HId 90 Dec
point. iln alluded 10 hiH MILITARY rHfurI
Hl,d rnid that lle hHllles attributed a. hls val
o., were Wuu by lhe hnyofy of ihe soldiers
hu he'd tlir honor 80 reHiH,al''l, lla Aiao al
ludrd 90 llie ligliHlntun 90 which lr bad
brru UleCin,l w. ,hp American people, NOD
could not hui Ggpc lllai lo WiHhl succeed ln
HllHyiug lhu nHpouiirr uipHrS aud pnunlipH
ilIr brf' Interests 81 llH country llr inlru-
drd a. dp ~ iu iir inWer 90 beurlI ihn b.
mefirau urntlr; bul a. he should cuiuHit rr-
rprs, uH Lo necessarily must, hc would drprnl
upon iile uHpunuiniiy ct those who had
uineod him iu office, ~ attribute IL 90 error oi
Iudgrutut and not ~ his horfi, TITS rpnrcl
Hudr,rry sentence, iu fact which tho 6rucr-
ul ullrrol, Wus rcccisrd WIN druleuug nl-
plauso,
TnaGeural'r arrival o Washington was
.cqally llumphan! hccoming to os'---.c-
Sguf
e.. syOu de- tbo whistle announced biz az
dgal. sulu,o ,Cas lHod l,onl lho lnll which
oycilook- ,hu uyIuu Ihuupu n'''" We I''''
rood un-. Whcu he clIrG' 'ic drr"'' 49,
wac received viii rrprhlad chr,le ht Hu M
WrUHr rruWd, tie WIS rHruHrd 90 cut
uugr hy Murshuls, aud by Joyous multitude
iu cHullrr- ur on foot, lp WILLARD llulrl, &C.
mid tho sound gi uusir, thr ringing Ell brllr'
aud lhc hluIo Of rkyrorkrlr. Wh"u hc 49,
riVei az Willard H,hn wns ngnufrcriNrG Wiill
cheers fiud iUu.ir Aiirr HhutT uniu boz tr-
uppc'rrd upon tio balcony ui the Nr1Wihg
rnuiu, mud u0d' hD"i address
Tie Uniou orlhe 2il .1ys rh1t "tiro Crn.
craI ~ -omowhnl mii-po,rt, and lad been
cupp,d on 'ihuudoy" De-.
Tlr President lool4 well, rud ll,ourh
necessarily mirucd iy llw aacrilirre ~
G. .'"W 90 his position. und drmnudod Boo
sonc ut 'sUfo b} he luut,abir ,'rsirr ct jis
i,il.,, ett,,a 80 saH iH, Tr'i -ritiir iIitU hr
,lot, uo, uppcn- 20 have suffered rrurl. Tie
r. iu cheerful spii~ sld IS prepared in nucl,-
lc on tDe Wmor OF duy tif Wp;"cul Mo hour
arrives
Gly. Tntot- Ilrtrm-T'hc Najon.'
InlcIugcncer Of Saturday says;
Gen. Taylor, we are hnppy 90 sulr, is ~
tuc Cnluy mrut cd lii, accustomed good health
ihouHu b." suffers roue meuiisoHioucr Goua
iE' lnn'Cuc,f at biz wight arm, Which wu, M.
fortunately Injured hy up accident which lbp-
fcrcdTu lill GOA lls mummy.
GrurI .Hy iur add VIZ Clayton Wuitcd
ou Me- Pulk, at tlp Nblt llousc, aud >crc
oaIdwlly rccglk.d,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
SASH and Doors
Winter Arrangement.

.G(N aud aiicr the lJ,L December, he P''.
%I.4cngrr trains 10 conrcction win, ,thr
N'rNIrn, CoDcstd Neiht a0nd LoFrN Ro'ds,
VII tun 90 iu,lDwff
Lcfy- well,Eiyers,QA n ,arrvcinRsa.
CON 90 T.. NJ.
leave well. Rivrrat T. " ,,o, overnight
% Concord. sud arrive 90 Beaten" . A-u..t
l1v-
RETURNING, Leave Btatou at q 4 n
arrive o. WEBS River "a 4. NJ
Leave E0r,og l},H bs,ivc az vel. River
a Pm
y this arrangement tie morning ears FROM
Wells River viii connect with the New Ngfk
S'rarhyai u1in ~ Worcester, by thc Nashua
and Worcester HA,lroad--just opyugt, and
passengers nom W,iis River may uujyo AZ
New oi, ih' rrSt uiuruIug.
Passengers IRE requested 10 place ihpir boz.
gage m toe HHr11 %, "a" Baggage MASTER -
10" Company VIII IN rr~ case be- responsible
i"r ihc I"ss OF auy baggage unless 1t Happen
iafe"rl th"Erg!rat oi ''s Agents 90 whose
care 81 was culrustcdi nor Tor any h-.g1r,.
beyond the yp'ur of iity dull.fs uulp..sr ID,
arcylausly ten-li,d mud COZ. csl.ud.rc flles
plid nor J. any case Whatever, Tor a0I ui.u.
IS 90 o,hct valuahtr.s ,Nccpt. wrafinr pnparsI.
Merchandise Trains lcuyc N,iS1GycfGiiiv
rte y. ", aud arF.uc II Wells River 6rily ~
- +. n -.--L ; FACE, GENT
Dec. lsi5. 5!iT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
AUG f0RA.

-ts,uE sub.rrtrr V.,' sel! public AU5i60
z 90 bts dwelling houBr ip N4'l,i''". ~
tut RSDAN, lho aga day yi M1rch % 10
o.c'urh, s NJ, lhr lullpWiur articles
vUWEi ! two yeats uid llrifrf-i
two scar ,'I Bon - Shropt
thrrr v,-rr old 90 and variety of
other articles NEHEMIAH STEVENS.
Al-l-rllrI Vii 20 1-fp b.tvg.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

,.Hurried Wiil lhn pplulrT Of lI.e day,
KID irGurnclinn, ihe SeHHIa adjourn
'uDC-E. MIR Turner made sprrrl 0u
,...,rfffHt slavery question:
A. 4 ifuadgo called ihe Rcnllep1n 20 "i.
lido inrlr,auce, and snid lhEt there had
.,uugb oflho slavery discusslon,
a, n. Dowrll followed IN on argument g.
ils piiuriplrs uflhe CnliinnlH hilla
-,'I., w. p5uslara iu llle 1ennlc, nod
n ia.iou ~ rba House 10 as'ulped o.
'...1sli,o position, and called upon qll sec
.rrip country 90 feuyWhe, Hnd nlry
.rn-rl of Washington, nud cpWn nl 10
~. ..nlsurut of lhe territorial question lita
,..a.r,a aud puldnls, tie p"rrodrd 10 pn
,.u strH,n 90 tho ruyulul'"nnry euin-
....I,.,-.. orlhe constitution, aud tie nect--
n, ofrnrtiag on the oduniry's destiny Ike
l,-.I,rrn ot oue common h"pulhm' wlirh
i,.u,..i lears down many manly rlceh,
IN. discussion was continued 10y Mrssrs'
p.usmuud Nluun, iu pliln specrhcs on lhe
S.r.rOl ,idr of tho question.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
An Apprentice Wasted,

"a fAAiEbi 20 TIM 6TTcr, immediately, a
~ young man, 900 au apprentice 60 the
lhunuF hn-ncts Ono about 10 yclrs old,
80 industrious md steady habits, Will 6pd D.
favorable situation. Mareh@.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

IaTsnvili-y4= D. ~, by Rev. d. Perry, MIR
-Gunrre- IL Wrclls. Of Lyndon, and Al,w
Me,,hd l., daughter Of Hoo. $. B.-Alauock',
pf Dluvi'lr.
Ia Albau,., Feb -, by Rev u.N Ao,cy,
Nj Jonathan d. Atsun, ct OSord, a. H., aud
MnF AiUra Willis.
ln NcNbury, lc0 u, nv R-v } = ,Stouc,
Mr. Nrrscuu HulIeu, u thus town, ard Miss
Mary r Btalcy, Of Lowell, Nj
4 Ira West Hartford, Feb, %, Nr Epydy J.
French, OF Gloycg,.sud M,cs Ml5lha iia2en,
ct West Iauyo,d.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
TllEnENPsIrAn Tn,r.

Tie ease of ,he family ofM, Miller AZ
Trimming Square, near ilrWp'i"Hd, J., ],
hurut lu ,l-' cuullugmtion ot uhe loutc, has,
''r uiul,reiHud, been investigated by q frrurd
tuinucfH jury, AID ~ verdict rendered Of
D'Urf0r, committed D., some person midtown.
Il srrus Il,lt uijcr thc verdict ofthc lir,t lg-
~ WINS rendered. circumstance lrtn-rurd
linl Warranted lhr Cmouer m holding see.
nud ioy,-inuUon. ~, Jhr hlI7llr uf
N'un. .r ,t,rul WAS found uuong tic ruins,
iyus uu top al pieces OF mortar mud piUstrG
-hu,,ir" iluG IL must have boon in iLc ulgor
pIlt ui Ihr lsu-r 40 tho time q Mus L5ut.
ADD ,ic .t,f.f oi. MIS-, Mdi,r. oh cVumiuU,tau
ua. ,ugIi 200 hr fractured t., some blunt ,u.
-'luurui; three physicians, who examined
lhr fracture, stated thnt Gom the quantity ur
cuul'nlatcd blood -,tllrd around H. the blows
nlu.i llhlchclu ..luch eumr time hciur" the
Irc iuot riUrc, TIC hodics 81 iIic ciiIIr,U
were go burnt Tint ud,hlog cucld be- proved
10y lhrnL Great ',AeJcu,cut exists lu the
ncigl,hurl.oud, aud lha matter viii not rect
where - '7- Long ifand Pap'n,
: Mrnlcl>r. Tho Observation-Disclosures says,
,har cf' OF thc passengers in lhc pu>hury,
which recently sailed loc California, dudiug
that. an officer was ON the wharf, on the
watch tor him, gor friend to put hrm IN a
uoN, which was nailed up, rud .-rrlHcd--
"lHcf'ciue this site up ,riH'cat," and was ia
this way conveys Il uu board, in the face and
eyes oflhc holfiio2cu officer.
PHorr5 on nuRr rtnuNo.--O uin vii
son, E-q. Of llnn,sburg, Geougo coquty, O.
tio, kept II COWS onlrtIir,rn rcn,on, sud
without any extra kcguug, realized from hIs
dairy thc -l.ul Of SGC6. Which gives the sum
or$35Gi to each COW, This does notiucridc
the calves sold orhos, Glucucd irom The dai.
ry; and a-qunuIly Of butler .nnd cheese 9c,
on hand
q GENrLr llrar.-Tbc Cincinnati tLrou-
rle say>; ~ gentleman who came up the
river.Wiib General rayEpr, as lu. as Suith-
land. informed us yesterday that Gen. Taylor.
stated instrumentation, thu rkt was an ollirc
holder when a,ncw administration ca1'fr nio
power, against Inch he had taken an active
i,srI, lac WonId 7tsIgti lbs office
Darn or TIM QLprs7 GnApuArr. The
Hon. Timothy FurUr, WHO wa The oldest
surviving graduate Of Harvard University,
Gled At lis residence in Hollis, " H., ON
Tuesday of hyl week lie WIS born ou-.!.e
llA Of J"ly,-l7i7, aud graduated in the ycur
lEo/' H"wos consequently ore h,nrrcf ard
one gears scren nloatts and len days OLD
: o. Dir Pdit-u0dl1s 1,iR4 j, is rumorTI
VIII soon visit Enrorc. tic # uly den. i
Gays the CORE spoudcnt Of tho Jontnal. ol
Commeroel the statement of NJ Wnmot. TIM,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
nOsTON MNKKET-Fcb. a1

., bLEF-ENtrl mess, 400 s1d.5O: Meas.
,,'l q l3,-hi No. l. 1000 90, 90; prime, CITY.
|Nn z a. 90; navy ~ 90 90 90.
,tpRh-l vtra clcnt II 80 n - G0;clrat IL 90
- .l''nrss IL 40 q I3 80; psimc 20 GOA 1882.
,s.s hnatuu- 7 a s-snulh& mnzt z ! < -
hmliy 91o %
CHEESE nill- ; , c,,r.,,,.-.i
dipping Ga7.r W
LOU Ill Toward street $50 a 90; Ohio.
WIZ - - Genesre, com. br 600 a G,i2
.teohN-N Yellow, round, 90 a az Hat 59o O.
~ '>pthrrn, 20 Il 80 northern, 40 {, 90:
,,-l L. Tie market for domestic fleece
M -. $500 @ rETrT; nm nc Stock n TTH-
-,, ""' 'h' s7irs .eaVe not been very c&lcn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
qrrsNN, Feb. q.


lnt'o SHunlc, loduy,u rr,ulppn wu- p.
.d-d Tint committee hr appointed TO
urnug"u,ou', Tor thc reception ct Pres.
..H Ih'" nod Wee PrcsiiHnJ Fillmore,
... I..,.l of March.
ir5h il mining the pchsions orgfliror..
..1w.n uui soldirrs Disabled in ilF pnilir
,,,, .c. t.. 20 ~ consideration, was ps.s,d.
Tall ...., .rs nu," uuimpounut hii.i.
., went i.n Committee Of llr WHOLE on
DsU..u htl.
II .,Nauol AlLahnd took the door. and
..,.'.l hjl1pcrch Bio iavor o,'u tlrin for
lrY.'J.u ..tE.compatrd ,ho unnulnruuinr
-I mining lusuirs- ut iueloed mud Amer.
.'r,. roi-iitIcd lh.., Tie IalIcr lad gtCUt.
t..o '.uunrc.
iH'rdm,ut wn- otlrrcdhy Nj Sawyer
.U.., IU iuVut of striking uut lhc Mtlmot
''.u, ur l2th' scrliur,s- cuu@rthre ilut n
.H... W. lpu Wult ilic people nl the terrific
.... ti0uluia uud New Mrvirt whether
.-u'r-.'rry should exist there foutry
---- -rgmmcut were offered and briefly
t'...... 7.
ro. oao-irion orNir Prcston,or Vreinia.
rI'ruIi uud 40 essential umrudmcD
nsrr,l 10. The committee rose, the
rr,Yorrd, and ordered to be cugro.s-
'lr }lond', if Virginia. moved to lay IT ON
o. Dr No,". The gps aud .unys were taken,
Hal 0Dr motion wus ucgalvcd. The hiL then
l0,'od-ycns l26, uuys, IS. The >Y0usc Is
'hn'n. 'uua the bill for mint iGI/toliluruia,
Oh" despatch closes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
The Markets:

/" = u 'NINN = IWUTNuly I'D =
Reported for the Tgsvclhr.
- market b2' becfcuttlc,9 psils working,
swine. az" -"
Boot ccad'c--lNlra, 81; Is, quality ,,5.75...
~ Do - lido. o. 4ut do. 5,55 '''''''
Working josoH-saics Ge>ys, 100 e.,,-
Cows and .Ealyes-salcs 4 %, 80. aud SAT s3f
~, Sh1crp-%"a'es at 81, $50, = shccp teA by
NLALnl---..l a IL. MIMI = Il
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CGFpetiHg.

REV lot NJ mn UOOLaud oil Cloth
~. C,IRPETLN GJust received and for sale
NJ yrry luw pricrH T. JEWE1TF 4 90
March I. b''wh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
REMEMBER

T5NnAT T. levitt s. 60 lays u large
, stock Of GOODS, which uIry arc ceiling
oil rapidly, ~ cAifcme'y low prc'A,
Feb, - hll&4-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

T.}CIS +UtHE RE.NE.HHLEED That
consumption is almost always produce. by %
cold that might riyily Dee cured That WE.
tar'r Ealslm or Wild Cherry will cure amy
-,..,,.'h ur cold, 90 matter ~ how long r,oud.
ug That The mildcr isrm of consumption
it,cll S. 1lso currdhy tins Balsam. Tint 1t 10
cpnccd,d ty marry lawyers, clcrrymcu aud
,t-iys'c,ao-, thu, thee B,,.am hla uelcr been
rqulllcd for efficacy in Oh uifacuoug ci the
lungs ana liver That scores now rejoice iU
TIE possession of good. health who, but. Tor
thte Bll-am, .,-ould have been i'm their graves
--hnvirE Lren given cp T." Die b. their ir.ndH
add stlNsciaus Above gll, remember TINT
-tfr---7 4.--- l44 iil.
der yuicr various utncs, and that Dr. WIS.
trr's Genuine Elltnii Wild Cherry only
r1u hc rcEcd uron tucrrr j. has boon "''-
rinlrd Co cure he,hua ia every stage SSH"
NO phgt .Di1n lp-cvrr achieved h1s nov
81 been known tn lal l'or delicate hCal'h
"a young itValos - stands unrNNlcd-as u
.duUs frt>a'l dsru-'' NJ this climate.
r.r.flr hv.l & lhr-lrm -. JohusNurr-
plam,J Tart go i.hl>hhry Ceu'rci J. p
Banks, r,rumrs.ci ond dealers ia medicine
-Jhe grsuInc sucd butts ON the wrapper.
l.---...
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Fish! Fish!

4 Lot more 81 those superior Cod and Pei
= look Push 1is0, hlekrri, IN different
sized mckagsH-ius received aud for sale
cheap, by T. JEWETT s. 60
Fob 81 O11WH
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-FAArE. -Thr cl,nir appointed Nir Won
,..1 usmbrr Of tlir Fi-lHncp Committees 10
i.etor VI Ciyt6n, --,-r-
T-t ON relating 10 the Ply Department Of
fr \uug Wle uurudcd ard Fuv~rri The
lIlul.uNIug compensation 10 registers nnd
,.ru,r.s lur locating bounty luud Ncranis,
,.a- u'-t uurudrd aud passed.
HulS l.-On motion "a Nc Viui"u, the
l'ou.rvrn in'n C1mnilIr1 of the Whole.
nnI nr q ll'urriu hlll wus considered Mr.
.Hcaaa, ut pcuusN lynuin. first addressed lle
rYun,nrr rd lir WINS triioWod ly Nc Gpylc
N-prIi who advocated The ripit fthF
haru people tolul,c lLrir property ofull
..sn luhs WHICH thcy might purclpl-p 20
'N rIi'urir-,
Is Root of OHIO took ultra Nuulrru
-lu the npc subject. llr wrs Gllow.
90 r-.tt Evans ol NnS land, pppu~iiiuu,
lNr Senate bill, allowing fnr mo Huhss.
'a.o o"dpay vf corlriu Arkau.y aud o'htC
m'rora, wns passed.
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.tNATE tMr Fitzpatrick ullrrsd i"inl
i.,..-. mu,diug luf lho concerning upon
r,,,i ...r lille of BWYei lieu'ruuut
u.a.r. no ronsp.rraTiuurof ,,- itt'''''''tt s'.'-
..,. ID. mo Ne,iran ww, The rca1luiipn
uus l..i H-IIr,
Tht eva ud Diplomatic ll was taken
- ui NJ Walker spoke nc rune lruWl be
.'luu of bic amendment, unhiug provision
-5l rrmp1rIry government 10 'lia ice" lstii-
rnf.,.
-E.-'TIo Pool Office tIit wa iHtTU
Of, NIr A.hmuu onatod an amendment
lyidmg Tor the reduction Of postugu a. u-
I-hiug The GuulNug privilege, which Nas
erected, The bin was finally pnsscd.
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Nails, Spikes, Iron, &C.

~ IEWETTH co hsVe ioT raif 70 sgpr
H. ror quality Of Nmls and spIkes, just rc'
o6iyod prr Railroad, ~ ~ par c7aAi llsO, lirc
lfuu, by tho inn lhs. ar more, ~ Fi,pui man-
uiaoturfd Iron, ohrlp 30 proportion.
81 IuLnnLmrN- AlnTrh lLlMn
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NOTICE.

4 Ill pcrsrns indebted 90 The snhsof.brf by
n note er apcAuni-if they WouIislyo cot
--afa requested 90 cancel such C'uml t.riH.
VIII a contemplated uhuuge ~ Hry .s-.'
ness rrrdcra IL necessary mat such slams
fhould be- settled Immediately,
% J,hpsbuy, Frb- 90, f-i1. Gf"a
LEONARD w. JONES ESTATE
STATE or VERMONT
Caledonia DitH.ri, sg,
~ Probate Count hnldeR A. Danvi!'r, iu and
co. said district, on the 10th dsy Of l'ebruf-
~, a - lSill--
XGHEREAs, .BENJAMlN y, nEipES,
~ Adnininrat1T thc Estate ~ con,
HTd'W. Jones, late Of lurkr, 10 the tuuutyoi
Caledonia, deccafed, has made application -
THE Cour. 90 extend the lnn ipr pHFIUg tho
drbla due from said drGoaFpd, thc fufihrT prf,-
ed NJ ono year from the liih day ai March,
\. ID l-fH n ~ then fore ordered, ih1t Hll
persons Interested, BE- Hotifri a. aiiI aprlicl
tioni ana thai enc same will o. hoard aud do
q ded ~ Probate Court 81 be huiiru % thr
Probate Office IN DhnYiiie rf1Frfaid, Dn The
] iii IaF -. AiarriT, 4 ~, trIp, at n'rI4lk IN
tbr Afternoon, by puhlnh,ug q copy 81 ti,o roc
ord Of i!iiB order lnTFp weeks auCccsf,friy iu
VIC C4lcgon'1uig ucWapfPrg p.nt'L 90 S.
Johnsbufy
THERON HOWARD, Judge,
4 true cory, fGgiw
Attc- ' PN MOORE, Rcri'lcr
Every Day Brings Something
New
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SUGAR PANS,

lTOK sale by the suhfCriher- tho hcat sat-
y 81 rRlnt JANIS WHEATON
&C., toluloburY Crpirf, MARCH ]. bOIW3
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LEONARD W JONES EFTA1G.
STATE or VERMONT.

Caledonia Difu.ri, fH,
~ % Probate Count hnldeR A. Danvi.'r, iu and
co. said district. on iAe 10th dey Of lubruf-
= L. A L. La L.