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wholesale and Retail.

ToFURNAGE MEN and DEALERS we
can furnish Boots and SiceSat such prices as
will make ittheirinterest 10 purchase at HONE,
and can furnish them Just such sizes, kinds and
quantity as may be best adapted 70 their wants,
and Of such we solicit an examination OF our
Stock We believe with many others. that no
good cause exists to, prevent successful manu-
factpriHg in the west, and with a view Of test
ing its practcabiiiy, we have embarked in tins
enterprise, hoping TO succeed, not only ln ben
citing ourselves, but TO contribute in D proper
tionate degree TO the benefit or others. \. ~
We will supply customers with our own work
ut retail at the lowest possible prices, made to
order, Of whatsoever material they may desire,
and will give particular and prompt attention
70 orders at home and from abroad.
We are also receiving 9. full assortment Of
4 Eastern Work, b seae
comprising the different varieties Of style usu.
|ally, kept 10 this market 10 which we invite the
particular attention Of purchasers, as all our
stock has beenpurciased direct from Manu- fac
turcrs for CASH, and will be sold at very low
rates. +
!. To Manufacturers we offer ihe choicest
Kip, Cnlf, Kid, Morocco, Lining and Bind
ing Skias,s together with Sole and Upper
Leather and a generel assortment of Shoe
aukers Kit and Fiadings. Suffice it to say
that we expect to keep constantly fon hand u
full supply Of So ;a s~efa ,a1A2 ~
ROOTS, SHOES AND LEATMER ts
of all descriptions, which will be offered to
dealers and consumers at such rates as cannot
We will spare no pains TO please all who favor
No h n nnI b. II w y
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\ 80 q. 4lr4lf 10 z. .I.JtleIlHtIttL ril
STILL LATER ARRIVALS Z
.NN, ELDRI(..G([,

Regulators IN Dry Goods.
'HAyE beer receiving additions 10 thsis
lSH siock Of staple ana Fancy Goods
making their assortment large and complete
They invite the particular attention Of boyers
TO their large stock Of 5,-.yys .Mt
r SIS GOODS
such as Painted Lawns, organdies, Bareges.
Balgafincs, dotted Swiss and White Muslins,
Linen Lustrcs, Ginghams, Chintzcs, Calicos, etc.
ca Also Bonneta, Ribbons, Iace CO
~ Cspes,, Collars, Parasols, Hosiery ~
and Gloves. And the best makes Of Irish Lin
ems. Willow case and steetiDg Linens, Towl
aud Table Diapers, Marsaiiles Qnills, Musquito
Bars and MEETINGS, with n large5lot Of cotton
and linen pant drills, tweeds, nankesns, sum
mer. cloth, merino cassimeres, jeans, sattinets,
cassimefes, cloth, sheetings, shirtings. tickIngs
checks, etc., etc. All of which will be sold
IL Wholesale and Retail, a
al the lowest REGULATING f'RICEs at the
Peoples Store, Market street, where greater
9 rgainsar are selling than any other place in the
western country. ~
June II, '50--IFtf ~ l'N
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DIR. J. CORSON,

nealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs,
~ Perrumery, and Fancy Articles, Whole
sale and Retail, No. 3 Front street, Portsmouth,
Ohio. feb. 2.
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W KENTUCKY MUTUAL 1T
A=ATA NMsMMMAS3 &N,a
AT covINGToN, KY,
w. B. ROBBINS, President.
A. L. GREER, Vice President.
j. X. TYSON. Secreiary.


JR. PAXSON, Secretary.
W BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
9. Al WirnEhs, s. Z. MACK, AL, GaYEh,
X. M. WITHERs, w. B. RoBBINs, .B. CASEY,
s. j. WALKER, J. S. MORGAN.
1: j. Morelead, Solicitor; R. Pretlo@, M. D.,
Medical Examiner; ]. B. Casey, Chairman
ss Of Committee on Finance !o t.y sg,,.l ,a5
The terms upon which this Company insure
Life are pectiliafly favorable TO the insured;-
mdch hofe so, Ii is believed, than The terms
Of any other LIE Insurance Company, to wit:
The great security afforded in a Guaranty
Fuhd OF 100000, $20, 900 of which has been
paid in cash, and $50 900 secured in the safest
manner, BY Bond and Mortgage Of Real Estate
Rates Of Pfentlum greatly reduced from the
rates Of other Cohpahiesi ana more equally
graduated. tt1'l
shInsuranco for the bensht dr married woman
secure from the creditors Of tlieir husbands.
The insured not liable 10 assessments for
losses. ~ shl1 1t'E q ifca ~
No extreme hazards taken by this Cdifibany.
An annual dividend 10 all policy holders, pay.
able in cashj also, additions made to Life Poii-
cies every five years. ~ u jfn
Notes taken in part for Prehiinms; :.
Policies issued upon application without de.
lay, causing no loss Of insurance TO the parties.
Lives of either sex insured between the ages
OF fourteen and sixty, inclusive. for one year,
five years, or for life. r9i 4 .fb : 90,
The Pamphlets and Tracts published D, the
Company will be found to contain much valuas
ble,information respecting the nature, pfinci-
Piles, application, and the benefits Of Life Insur-
ance. Also, an examination Of the plans Of the
other Mutual Companies Of this country, and a
full explanation of the plan proposed by .liis
Company, together with various tables, one
showing the rates Of premium for the term of
life, Of several Companies, compared with the
rates Of this Company, and another giving the
rates Of this Company, for all ages and terms al
which insurance is made. ras.N 6,l,
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded BY - i,
iSsr ~, T.R. PATTERSON, Agent. y
!, = B. F. Conway q Cots Office, Front ST..
j. NJ. SHAcKLEFoRD, M. D.; Medical Examiner.
Portsmouth, July Cd, lS5O.-lmd-trwnoi y ,
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! August "a, 1850.
To Mechanics, Inventors g.
49, Mamufac turers. ~ 'p

THE publishers Of the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN respectfully give, notice that the
With volume Of this vaiuabie journal will be
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subscribe who take an interest in the progress
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Manufactures of our country. The character
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The aim Of the publishers has always been
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this, BY, comparing its circulation and fInfIu-
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they have the nnequiyocal evidence OF ITS vaire
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Notice,

.9;gs 1irGa Notice., ss3 .pisssss
III hereby given, that the subscriber has been
II appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate Of William Wear, late of Scieto
county. deceased, this 23rd day of July, A.. D.
1860 HENRY BERTRAM, Admir-,
Portsmouth, July IS, lS5O-l7t4 a
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTORY

YSHE dndersigned having associated theras
: j. selves together Fapdst he naiae ard style
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HHEMICALS.-Just received. a superior lot
~ Of genuine American, German, English,
and French Chemicals, for sale by .t4,.. -
N DR.. J. CORSON,
N feb 2.,ssi @ s.,, No. 3 Front st.
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DAgoN AND FLOUR .-aAr choice article
~ constantly on hand for sale BY Naa ss1 4 \
I Aug t'p5o-h aau,ansS ~ s. r. ROSS. q
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New fR@@lksa

Fottsmoutll, August 70, lO5O-is ;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30
THE L-EDO MAN.

THE WoRLD's CosvEsTios 10 "a HELD
N 1854 Washington, Noe, 20. The CAhi-
net decided u day, that Governors Island
New York, shall be- the spot for the neat
"Worid's Convention" in May ias1,
TRouHLl FEAREp,-N New York Nov ~,
A despatch from Washington lh the Jour
nat Of Commerce says things look s4aally At
the South Adyices from Carolina state that
there ia dynger ahead. The Legislature met
yesterday,
a. The population of Kentucky il al.out
$50 OoO-an increase since 1870 u about i40,-
900.
60 The Census Of Cincinnati shows pop
ulation of II6,O5s In 1910 it was i6,ss2,
CALnoRsIA PHopucTfoss.-'fhe pro-
auctions ~ California are not confined o. goid.
We perceive by the Sacramento Transcripts
that bunch Of grapes has been produced AZ
san Jose that weighed two and q quarter 10.
and were Of superior hayoF, We also see
thatsome seIfexpatnated Yankee has sue
oeeded in raising a pumpkin, which weighs
eighty pounds Quite a respectable yegeta-
ble-and will serve % console the producer,
IN sons degree, Tor the loss Of Other Yankee
comforts.
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IBArueSa


Vt Charie,town, M-.Nov.2o, 81 typhu- fever, VIM.
Chamberlain Bradley, aged u yrs. mos. lotmerly
OF Peachan, W. =,
In Irasburgh, Nov. 10, Mr. Joseph Bean agrd a.
Lnut q years
In ChNlrstown, Mass, Nov. Is, MFR Asa ". Har-
-dy, iortncriy Of lra-burgh, aged "a years
IN Lyndon, Nov 8. Of consumption Miss Diana
C. daughter Of Joshua and Miranda Locking, aged
rs wears.
In Sutton, Oct n, Eugene NJ, Youngest son Of
George W. and Melissa Roberto, aged one wear.
In Grafton, Nov. 8. Romanso Walker, Esq, Of
Royaltnn, aged a.
In Chlrleston. Nov. I. Mr. Joseph Eathan, agrd
64-found dead in bis bcd-cause ofhis death not
known.
In Cambridge, Jason Crane. Esq. ngrd ~.
In Ryupite, Nov. -, Jabez Bigaow, lr., aged al
He death wa- eaa-e.b y the kick af - horse -rncav
eel "a hours previous. Printers in Ms., y Y. aud
Ohio, urr. &c.
In strafford, Nov. l. Mr. Judith, wife of Hon J.
II. Harris, aged 81.
p At tSnn Francisco, Oct. s, Henry Streeter, Of
Woodstock, Vt. aged 20. Also, Oct. IL, K, Domer-
1T, Uf Vermont, Ut riyscrItrry, aged 81.
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Farm for Sale.

rHNHE subscribed wishes to sell his very excel
n lent) Farm IN North Danvlle. said farm Is
situated ON the road leading from North Daaville
Village 10 Lyndon, about 9Th Of a mile from said
ls,fs-. and . ffttrs from lyndon Corner.
The subscriber vureurUs ttse assertion tha; .ar
convenence Of locnton and sHnpteness tile riis-
ing OF different kinds OF produce the said f5,,l 4
not svIrpHssgt ny any IN Tie county.
The sfpad leading from North Dnnyille 10 the
Depot IN 81 JohnSbury, passes through the south
sEgy part at sas f.EY,. alst sila@ slt@tat a4.y.-
ing very easy communication to ANT nom said
Depot.
The buildings said farm arc n beautiful now
cottage House and two convenient Barn
thnrg r. also 4 good wei df never failing water:
al7o a good orchard, and a sufficient amount N
wood and timber Tor the Of said farm
DAVID T. BATCHELDER
NORTH DnnvtUe, Nov. 3, 1850. dH8tf
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4 CARD.

We fhr -ubscribrrs, tsu ~ the superintendent
NJ Nch's'l- in the tiwn 1t hnrHgf. r"prr-cut
l. Flnt 80 adhere a. the hr'iuu uf the meeting
held az Danville un tho 2ath uf October ~ the pur
r-1-e ui Recommending schoul books, Sc regard
thar action 10 legal and prpprr.
2, That whereas Supff1df G4L,afs irnfn a neigh
boring tnwtlhhyc come into TINS tpvu. and have hv
AiEGllIIlIlA ellur zluglt Id iufrnsurr
AZ, rrouf series of Reading ho,s frutn that RECON-
UUfiu BY il''. -'i 'l'~~y y,.l-,''r The -si.-'
law ant ri'irin 'is,-4 .i..l -ts.ii slaslu4g ie
psupei amt whereas the same course has been
pursued b, Quo o. tho Supcrinisrdrps in his town,
and thi., in Opposition % our esprc--cd yirss .-
therefore we prufr.t nlrnst 'he course Ut .aid SUI
I'rriutondruia, A. la our view uncpurtr"u-, lnpUp-
or and wrong.
o g. That in nsruulnur-. with tho action ~ the
meeting on the gath ult., recommend hnndr-
yillc' Reading bnnk, O, tlir several .chuo' Zoe this
tuVn,--rcmpiing them ~ tho best system with
which we Erc acquainted
THONfkS IOOpN iTA.F,
4. ~, HUBBARD.
Rauct. Nov, ~, 1850. 0p0wi
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

tNrTTNNf nov. eh. I, NJ.
Louis Napoleon has sent long message tu
the Assembly which has given general sat-
isiaction. He disclaims all personal ambi-
-s...a----------------- ----
Tho. renewed Misunderstanding between
Prussia and Austria is confirmed, All Ger
many is arming aud Austria and Bavaria
are in arms Prussia has drawn the first
blood Their troops occupied the village of
Byosell, upon which the Ap-trians advanced
with their swords sheathcd. hat were AZ once
fired upon, and several of their number were
wounded The shots were returned, and rho
Prlssians finally evacuated the place carrying
OF their wounded with them
France, England and Russia, have offered
their mediation on the German question The
last accounts are more pcaceable, although
in Vienna war is now looked upon As Ger
tain.
The no Popery cry is going down in Eng
land; they feel little ashamed at having
been frightened at a Cachnlic hierarchy OH
paper. Ii appears that there are only half a
million Catholics in all England, and but
eight millions in all Ireland, Canada and Aus
tralIa-
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TERmRLE RIor.-'-A report reached Pitts
burg on Monday, that a terrible riot had bro
ken ont among the Irish working At the Char
uers railroad. some ten miles below the city
Report SAYS five or six were killed and the
faht WAS still going on. The Sheriff. with
two military companies left for the scene Of
Disturbance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-Noy -

~ market li1 caulo--ahout 100 bevvrs, and
on sturrTl ruurt-tiuE IT vrfrttnF "s~B, osss ass4
calves, and and years old.
PuCF--M Market b-rf-Fxfm so, 1t quality
% ~ quality Al ~ quality .,
Rauulug Cattle, f2I, {.
Hide g u0 rwt. iallnW 90.
Sturrs-N Working Oxen so u 40.
Cows and calyrs--siHa gg,
HrnrIiugs-sd 60.
Two wear, all-isin Is.
Three years od.-sita 2s
sheep anil nmrt--s12 10 mnrkrt. rrcc,-Ez-
tra, %, . By htegl.z,
eWinr-i.stall s ass,
N4falFr frYial sffL sfHfr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30
NEW HAMPSHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL.
CONVENTION.

The New Hampshire Convention for revis-
ing the Constitution of that state, has been in
session several weeks. The Concord Patriot
says that the Convention have
Voted to abolish the religious trst-to
strike out of the Constitution the provisions
which require persous!to be- of the Protestant
religion in order to hold certain Offices To
abolish the property qualifcations-to strike
out al provisions which require persons to
Possess certain amount of property in order
70 hold certain offices. The legislatures shall
meet but once in two years instead of anuu-
ally. TheN have refused by large majority
10 divide the state Into two districts for the
choice cB representative, and decided that
every town having so ratabfu polls shall be
allowed to elect a representative. In regard
to the Judiciary, they have voted 10 give the
Legislative power t0 authorize the Trial zGf
cases by jury OF Air men, when the matter
IN dispute does not exceed "A certain sum to
bee fixed upon hereafter, and by arbitrators
or courts Of conriliation, when the amount
involved does not exceed a sum hereafter fix
ed. They have decided that the courts shall
try questions of fact without jury. where the
parties wish IT, and that in civil cases where
IN" utle. 70 real estatc is not involved and
where the sum in dispute does not exceed an
AMOUNT 20 Ice hereafter fixed. ..thn-irlrr shall
be iinal Judges of the law as well as of the
iacts' - hey have also voted 10 incorporate
into the Constitution a provision torbidding
lulRTl SnnnAl-44t tr7r uCtt. excerpt in cases of
fraudulent concealmcnt Of property,or where
the debtor is ahsut. to leave the State. All
OF these questions have been decided bv a
very large majority: b. 50 decided a vote that |
IT If net probable they viii IL reconsiAeretl
or changed materially. II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30
RETURNING CALIFQRNIASs.

Between. seventy and eighty Caliiornians
rrarheiiSL Louis on about the 10th instant.
generally in destitute condition. MANY
had not Ghr means To drfrav their .xprns..
The amount of gold brought by the whole
party. WAS not far from s2n, 900. Through
out the country OF California fever has essen
TALLY abated. The number of passengers re-
turning by the way Of the Isthmus, is nearly
as great as Of those going out Comparative
y few persons are at present DESTROYS OF max
ing shipments to California and those who
have hitherto done 80, have for the most part
lost money. People are fast coming to their
senses on tins su6ject-N l. Journal of
Ct0HyRfFre.
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men at Alton, n, H., ut hasking,. a few
weeks since. Undertook 80 Amuse the compa-
ny by seeing winch could eat the most Of a
great variety of food, including dried apples.
One of them, Charles French, who made the
husking, died the next dayl the other, Henry
Miller, died the day after
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30
EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL TEACH
THE CALEDoNIN ASSOCIATE
NSAMMnAGmg.

In this town, Nov. 20, by Roy ", n, Bond, Fay.
cite Jewcti, NJ D., and Misc Susan Ann Clark. both
u ST. Johnsburv.
In Lunenhurgh Oct. s, by Rev. Jane, $ SPIN
ncy George Vincent, VI. D. and Miss Eliza g. Gates,
daughter Of Hon. George W. Gates, bath OF Luneu-
burgh.
In Salem, Nov. 10, by Rev. o. T, TAnphear, Dr,
). A. skinner, of Charleston and Miss CathaFine,
daughter of Samuel Blake, E-q 81 Sti-ir,.
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~ The Washington Republic says, 80
wear, that hereafter, wherever an American
may present himself throughout the land, the
simple kuowlcdge OF bis name and former r.
bodc will enable any one who has access 10
the census returns "a tell with almost uner-
ring a-rurncy the names ct tho members Of
his immediate family their pursuits IN lie,
pecuuarv condition, Sc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30

80 At a meeting Of the Vermont Central
Railroad Company, at Burlington, the follow
ing gentlemen we're appointed directors Tor
the ensuing ycnrC hnrlcs Painc,of Northdcld;
James T. l.anglon, " Montpelier j. +. Put
nam, Charles ., Whitmorc, aud james G.
Dunn. IL flostoH John Smith, Of SL-Albans;
and john Peck, Of Burlington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30

RAILROAD ACCmENr.-A the freight
train on the Northern Railrold went down
ou Tuesday evening, two ears, loaded with
wood, were lon AZ East Andnycr, the re-
maindrr Of the train passing ou iN miles 20
Franklin. The two ears len az East Ando-
Yer, in somc way, got started and owing to
the icc upon the track could not bee stopped
Tho grade descending about my feet 10 the
mile. they went down with great speed, and
n- fbc train WIS stopping nt Franklin ih'y
came in contact with it,damaging badly three
of the ears ia one Of which were Eve Irish
men. Alorcrr on the road. Four Of them
were injured two of thcmyer seriously, one
III a.huul Laa since lied
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30

"a In letter in the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser, from London, the writer says, he
finds American apples are wanted. There
have been no shipments for two years from a.
broad, lis, 900 barrels will find Immediate
sale, at good prices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30

"a James NJ. Crane, Est, senior. editor
OF the California Courier, is spoken Of for
United States senator, in place OF Col. Ere
mont Mr. Crane is good Wing, and his
numerous triepds in the old States would be-
glad 10 greet him a. L. ). Senator from Cal
itornia- It's conceded that the Legislature
lately chosen Is Win in both hranehes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30

81 The Newfoundland Times gives facts
establishing the probability that the whole
island is rising out of the ocean, with rapid
ity which threatens, at no distant period, 10
materially affect, if not utterly destroy, many
of tho best harbors on the coast of Newfound-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30

Sss' The appraisers Of the personal proper
ty OF the estate of Dir NIcDonough, valued his
'stsle 'TzsFdH'she At tAiFts tIell'sEs, and the
whole OF the povcablo property in his house
at+SIiUO ..I
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col. q. u. IonNsON.

Col Richard N. johnson died AZ Frank
fIr, kyr 40 o O'Clock yesterday, having Or
some time been deprived nf biz rrason. lie
Was barn ab0Ht tAe year $50, and Wa conse-
uueHtly somf 10 years old iu 1907 he was
chosen . mrmbor Ut the House OF Hepreseu-
tauyos nom Kentucky, which poet BE- hrld
TOR twelve consecutive years, la 1873 he
was authorized % raise a volunteer regiment
uf cavalry Df 900 men, t0 fight the British
aud Indians in the North West iu the cam
nnign which followed be- served galantly un-
der t,sn Harrison asCnluurl of' that regiment.
40 the bltlle Ut the Thames hs distinguished
himself hy breaking the line 81 The British In
hntry, Gen, FRO tor having stupidity formed
10 with considerable gaps lrtwren the differ
rnt divisions, The tam, Of killing Terum-
-rh in this bartle has also lern attributed o.
Col j bar the glory Vt the act has other
claimants and IN b not quite certain who
took the iifi Of thlt savagr,
in 1919 be- wis transferred from the House
Of Representative 90 the senate, a. serve
out an meXpirrd term When that expired
bee was rr-cho eu,-and thus remained in the
Senate hit 1879 Then another recollection
being impossible be- went back into theilouse,
where be- remained I'LL 1897 when be- berame
Vice President under the Van Buren, dyuas-
", ln 1890 the SUNDAY Mail agitation being
brought before the House, hr IL Chairman
Ut The Committee ON Post Offices and Poet
Roads, presented a report against the suspenr
sion of rhp Mails nu SUNDAY, That report
was able though its ability has been much
exaggerated. it disposed 1T the subject, and
Col. j. eut what never belonged 90 him, the
credit OF having written H. From isJ3 %
IsIl hr presided over the senate, Since
thcn be- has not held any office though hi.
ambition has desired that goal which all our
great men ycg1rl with such surprising unan-
% r--r,t.-7 -'!'--- y f--s..isss..s-s-
Col, Johnfon was weak man, with inordi-
nate vanity bat brave and naturally generous
To- biz priygr relations we know nothing but
ffr----rr-i-r- -r--.-'...-s.-
who were partly negro blnod, and not born
under the murtiuu 1T w-dlosk Et. truly
manly and admirable, though the mcanues'
Of political animo-ity made contemplate
uae oft against him lll- long career in Pn-
ticnl lire hnH no other iact W remarkable a.
his rise a. the Vic. Presidency, Peace Ia hi'
remains Nfr I1rt Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30

"a Burlington is n great place. 1t has a
bout 5000 inhabitants, six Churches, four
Banks, one or two hundSed stores, thriving
lake commercials at the %Rinus of the two
great Vermont Railroads, has a number Of
tine hotels, and has two daily and three
weekly Newspapers. Burlington is bound
70 be a citv ..--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-30

co The Tribune expresses the opinion
that General Houston, df Texas, will be
the next Democratic candidate for President