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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20
ST, JoHNsBURY,
Saturday July 90, 1850.
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ruh'y augmented, vc shall -udTuo iucou-
siderable 10. Us tho change, hut we du hope
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

rtivrr-'Iudrrr nud rfhrrf nothing iriTH
public offices, in h1rk.aul lhau-rHmr ilrn-
men, Benevolent fpHrir-, Naud others ou
lIlt. Foreign minister were in their private
carriages There were i0e hacks dispersed
in-thr pro.e-sion, uhirhorruirl nUr'ri1urlhs
uf au huur Boz pHHlug ON arriving 10 The
north front NJ fin Congregational Burial
Ground. thr escort Wls i0Iuol boz tWU liurs,
fhr Grt rou-ruur of tlr firing party hrlug
flr cemetery lhn battery uf artillery ip4k
position 0u lLe rising rluui, Du. hHH'lfr'i
prr boo lhc r.m ui thr second lur The
rop-r lufiur bacon c1n. mtl ll llin iauhs
cine salute Hls hrd, aud ihr procession o.
turned tltle rifr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

The Wings of EsscN County met in Com
ycnGon, at Luuchburgh, on the 18th July,
1900.
ions DrwY, President.
0uNNrl Ca>wro"n, Vice Presidents;
MTourrL SusuN,
5 II, w. He ca%aan. secrotari,..,
J.Brooks,G. Appleton, \. Lang j. Dewey,
w H. lIartsRon, Committee on rcsoru-
tons
IT, W. Dcldcn, j. L. Dcnism,A Appleton.
: Amcs, H. Smnl, II. Mcacham, J. Harris
horn, NJ. 4. Webb, }. Mathews, j Thomas,
VI. B.Blolgct, s. Howe, s Cutler, Committee
al. nominations.
The following nominations were made 10y
the Contention.
JouN DEWEY for senator;
DAVID llmHNup 2d, LII.
OEAMri CRAwToHp,
IoNNU BEooKs, Judge of Probate;
WA.I H. lIARr=iioRN, States 7ftorncy;
GUEENgu Wrnn, High Sheriff;
HIRAM T.. CoorER, Heb Bailin
't'tC T'5-t1wing resolutions were adopted IN
he Convention;
Resolved, irhat we are sincerely devoted
10 the great Wing principle of protection
to American labor in preference to foreign
capitalists
Resolved, That we have felt confidence in
the Wing administrations, both national and
State. -.--
Resolved, Fiat we are in favor ar Congress
Immediately admitting California aud New
McNico into the Union as sister Statcs--with-
out adding anything that is wrong, orsuhtract-
ing anything that is right from our National
Rights as frccmcn.
- Resolved, That we are opposed to slavery
in AL its iorms-ihat we are opposed 10 the
admission ef amy new State into the Union
without express stipulations intcrdictng sla-
very therein. We are opposed TO slavery IN
tho District of Columhia--to extending the
area Of -lovery--io any increase of Slave
representation or of slave power. We would
have the Government wash its hands of all
connection with this alomination md cease to
uphold this bligltdng curse among men.
Resolved, THAT we are in favor ola Tariff
for the protection of American Manufactures
against the paralyzing competition of foreign
pauper Labor and for trc building up of
our own country and our own mauuiac-
lures.
We wish TO secure the bcrEGts Of our own
homo market to our own citizens, s..
Frr Convention was atlirrssc,l Ivy Messt.
Brooks, Dewey, Lang Carpil; Crawford, Doij-
ison. Btldcn Blodpct and ohc~
j Drw,N, J. Bro)k9 y = D,uisou. G N-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

SHOCKING AccmrNr.--A lad hl,nnt -
year. of age, Of the name of" Fisk came 10 his
lc1Jh one day lo.t week in WhitcGell, y,
H., under very painful circumstances. lie
was in company with an older brother who
was nj work with y circular saw, and boy some
means was struck in the side hy the saw so os
to partially sever his hody--thc saw taking
out in IT, lr,SluGons portion of the ntc,-
tines. The poor fellow fingered short time
when death relieved him OF his Eroarsboiily
uilcrings0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20
REMARKS OF MIR WEBSTER
iron 'ruE DE YrIi uT GIN rAiLOE

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/ instances, aSin uus, the public i.rNng W.
won and Carried awny ma drgrrc' hy thr cr-
| lnt oimlinry rcrown. Noith'- boon "i"7! 30
and so " W"ay. viii hr, because high respect
| Tor h"h'r lr1ts IN nr7u' h~ boon anI al"h'.
Iwlll hr out'"urrI ir"m Che bc1rtt "l the mem.
! beers of popular government. bul % NlllAH
Ia great mistake go suppose i'Ai The late l'f,'-
/ idcu' 9th" jni.i State owed his olH7u"c-
mont 90 high civil trust, or hi great urcovin'
/ billy with the p,oplr, to military talent u.
/ ability. alone ! believe, sir, that assuriaiy
with the highest admiration for those qual'-
! tics po-fu,-ad by him, thcrc was spr'1d
/ throughout the community high degree OF
confidence and faith iu h' iuipIl'}nud hon
or aud uVrirh'nc.s as- q .m1n. ! h.liryr lr
was especially regarded as l-o'h firm Hhd q
mild man IN che cNrr.sc of authority. Aud
I I hTvUofsvrvCt more Than once In This and
i'm other popular governments that thr prov
alcnt motive with the mas.r. oi mankind for
comforting highpowcr ON iudiyi.uu's,I- q con-
! Gdoucc in their milduc.s. Their parental
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Iclrrl"trr. iuc people naturally feel s1i'
where they feel thyms,llca a. Ice under the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

DEAR IIUNr.-Abort one hundred and
scvcuty-fvc citizens of plymouth and Bridge
water turned out ON the Fourth, in pursuit
of bears They surrounded n hill in Ply
mouth, to which the animals had been
tracked, and in closing in, killed large t.
nl7tc bear, four Young ones half or tiru Thirds
was brought t6 NT'Tn;lsd4 by Mr. Kellogg. who
keeps aud uouri,hrs him, n a trophy of his
u .ror'chutiou of tho ,..,loriuua Fourth. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20
ORLEANS 90. WING NOMINATIONS

Attic Orleans County coWuufi0HHl inns
burpI ou the l3tI, thc ioIIoninr Ticket wa
nominated for county ohircmi
lIFEH, 81 BAfHs, SeHatoT
EIiHuA NGUE, ShouNi
SLAs SEARS, High Blilini
LoUrs ", CLARKr, '
Jour, l., EnwAupH, Smtca Attorneys -,
lrAAc y. CuamAN, Judge uf Probate,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

Tug Cuors- Tho crops Ia our vicinity
PROMISE wrll -rort, nlthutrh Wy r-1-on Of
thr wet weather. 600 the eprna, wis planted
iair, n irrfr and growing rapidly Al k'Hds
orgru looks wrIl The grass lands have
NOT fully recovered from tho effect Of last
years drought, consequently lle Jicld OF hay
win not hc In proportion lo o'hcrcroIeyot H.
will doubtless bo good, Il not HhHui-
ant,
The promise ofa rich harvest IN all parts
ofour county adords occasion Of rcioicinw
especially Of an abundant II not Of m,- over
illwing harvest 0t wheat a Ciurinnlli paper
of duly the roth says tlmt "irom nearly al
part Of tho wbrorwowiu9 sortions Of hhc
Union Wr scr notices Of an abundant harvest
Of HAT grain bpiDg gathered, md judging
from reports, the aggregate crop will be- lar'-
or pornpa, tlan any yot prulpord la tao
Uuiled Sat's," We m Nov ENGLAND have
b.cmnc w LARGELY buyers Of dpur, thn) We
have olmo.t ns much interest Ia The wheat
crop a. the prsuccr-a flll crop brurlit-
ting lv,tir the rott-turr and the rruriurrr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20
LOOK orr FolrRoGuEsl

There have bacon tracks ofropuc- discover
cd oflatoin lls vicinity, and several iuslan-
ccs OF dcprcdadons have come to lidit In
the sumr place of Mr. Gardiner Wheeler o.
-Four Cpmru," in this tpwnit was discover
cd One dly la-t week that horse had recent
IS been Kept thcw,lora day or two Awyihc
had v-rr
from, aud i,ads ct harnesses are missing be-
m, uciphlorhopd, The sumo week single
houc--, ucaily new, wa. taken one night
from the aims house iu this town We have
400 hy,,ol OF recent acl- Of thicying in other
poiehboriuo places,
T. $. NJ almost lnrInl 10 allude tuanuth
crthuunh no lcsy ncliiious species of rorrp
nearer home, Within short time, dcprcda-
lions have boon committed upon those bcnuli-
tul elm trees in font of tho Patronage In tltis
village, BARK be-. been stripped from the
trees iu such waya-, iii docs not kill thcm,
tu ullr thcr beauty 1uul check their griWlh
Il isa p'N thai go, one shnud ho ~ hccll,.-
or wicked %, Co commit such petty dcprcda-
t,ous upon the property of their u,ighlor
Money pnuuot ratorc dclhscd ur ruined shade
trees; and 10 save them, the Legislature made
,u.H art- a punishable offence, If the decd
wa. dop1 lho'lics}y n she ca-s elhslod g. 81
n r. h. hoped the offender may hereafter hc
more mindlutufhis nri--if mlli,iou.ly, thal
he may be- made 10 suffer the penalty Of tlf
law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

e." William r. King OF Alabama, has been
elected President pro- tenn. OF the L, S.Scnatc.
ShouldAirFillmorc die hc would bee President
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

E7y The last Official act of the late Prcsi-
dent VIZ, to sign The Treaty with England,
settling rho NcA.calla Question It lsaa dane
MT the 9TH rlt,-rf gttiv. 'fhc Treaty IS re
"orlyd as coulyIrnl Jd, autagcr upon
ny United ~o,-s,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

"a Senator Hale, Of New Hampshire, will
resign his scat IN the L. S. Senate so soon as
lac may rircm it cvrcdicnt, andwiit Hereafter
practice law in New York. Gen. Wilson Of
the Cheshire district, will go to California
at the close of the present session, and Sir
Tuc, of the Rockingham district, IS to take
up his abode in the West, at the end q the
present Congress These gentlemen. all .apn
Of excellent abilities appcarto entertain the
notion that the Granite State is good one
to cmiurnc from"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

VIII TrNNE Ft0lr Tic signs from
TcNas--a state, made mp, in no small part of
sclfcNpatriatcd rasgals-arc ominous OF evil.
tnlcss our government removes the military
i,,,'e,. fr,''r, TINT portion Of New McXicowhTh
thcFc Texan patriots claim, they win arm
themselves and drive ont our forces ut the
point of the hayonct! So they threaten
We are sorry Gen. Taylor was not spared TO
look after these usurpcrs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20
ESSEX COUNTY WIG CONVENTION.

The Whigs of Es>cN County met in Con-
ycnion, at Lunchburgh, on the l3th july
lsLm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20

NJ NN' NV" 'VlUTT0 NIIIIUTTN IVI-"Ul rs wi
pun had dinpp ,rrdal,ou "a, the afternoon.
Bat The :, .tcr had wasted under th" shU.k,
and gradually sunk beyond recovery. Gl,cu
mutcr-W.ts tnro"a IrIm hs sr7uD,u h at inter
walls, unit twenty minutes past tcp--that pc
'-',t'' -'-!',-,tirtr ut TINT rtT1tCs the dis
solution oi patient, tii- seized. At thiriy FIVE
mnritl lis lcL-hi2 Mil1lAAl ulher menllerA
ut his family were called 20 his brd>idc To re-
Crivc his it,, earthly adicu id farewell tlat
the Il attest rould norgasc upon without tror.
II must br rcmcdlsr,d tlat his was domu,-
rir iitjr; nrtl III h7i0,,kt' plIdrT, JiauorUt u,
himself Of thosr fashionable formulas whi,h|
.N,'lNr the imSinu,l fem Cte.wde, ii,it ,iurt41r
turt fp6A -" tudr,Wc,. oil l"rU we'd L.-..--
1Tu-t NM fi'f-i.'7f' ~ II IT TsiI5o
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Hmm LOalhar'. Life Of scou.1

NJ, Terry r,od,.sd =, ~. f4e1a
matte piece entitled sSC;uv EsnS.s~a =. . 49,
n,ee with great sueees. on thr I,ros ks,,a. -
sill Continues 10 be svnr;, ,h - ,ss1 -
public what share he noveIist b;mssf - =; NJ,
ffst suecruen of zvbat be ,,rea =. c q ~, - "
TeyrN- fgi1y tannot e,a,t ~, l,e I~ r,,r,.-
poudenee shows that the prettv son.- II the L.IE15
was not his onIv contrbutou 10 I, md infar tiss
he had taken the ttaubIs n ,noIfv ,he M, ,,,I
esrranqe. for staoe nurnosss can,;fe,.he r-rs
OF the ofioinal dialogl,r Tbs cs.c.i 80 ~ J;-
discoyerv through the intro.l,e,;rv L. ~ 49,.
which had. In tbe u-antius bss,, .,,,,,,-;c.,.5
to Que Of his humble dependsats ,bs I,ss aI-..c
der C.,n1pb.Is sJiIor ~ aIh-is 4 sI,i - = s-
noufy known A. Abbos.fard !. NV - .f s~--f
Ignee JHe D,n1,iS,,rss,,;I ., s,t &~ss,,s -
SestionSon that difIicntv viii sn,,,s H. rs,Ss "a
The following letter 1900
~ N r. .,e, n, ~,
NO @o.'y, -@s91 'gpe1 1faes, Dloo1sseasy,
4. AZ n 1. Sfee1' Aoeh 1Apit' tstp
~ Hsa' reIiy-tt give yon 10y o. your PRO-
.iio' ~ l1 o. housenoiaef ana heartIiy
WISH yoa az the success you 20 weit deservs %
aus.si .ne approaching ehiatgemsnt % your ae-
I.,es'lc es'aohsnlnent ce WI hno house very
ueVouHs s monster, ano lnst tne Purveying tor is
requires niue exerlon and a. great deal q SELF
asntA' ahu arrangement. but when there is doBaes-
tc peace and Son1ennent all that would otherwise
pc Ssasreeaoe' as restraining o1r taste and occu-
PM o1I s.,le, oscomes easy nnst Mrs. lefIy
VIII set hsi business easiy over ana That you VIII
sooh candle Dickle on your Knee have been az
the SPsins cc1', "hien rhaae me iate n receiving
your iettef, ana tnef9 was introduced to 2 man
wnoni never saw N my HE before, namely ths
proprietor o. al the Pepper and Mustard iamy, IN
otner words the gennfae Dandle Dinmot. Dandls
y sh'nsei niodes! ana says, ne b lives IT . only
M ~ uougs tnat ~ Is N 1he ouik and no ntmsei A.
the surveyor OF taxes was gong his onnous rounds
past hyndlea' which Is the abode Of Dandie, has
wnoie PaeS rushed OUT upon the man Of execution.
ana Danoie followed tnein teonsclous that their
nuuipet greatly exceeded ms return, exciaiming.
me tae hAul them Is but whaips, man: In
ruin I knew nothing Of me man. except hls odd
aulnor nun o. having only two names tof twenty dogs
but there are lines OF general resemblance among
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The permanent fund TO be invested per charter for the
D99et Of the pol @poy hoe n h9nSS sh mosafe on
tereon and in Socksot the State aud OF the United States
G9yernment, Tt 1 A.. u,-.a SO. r,, .,o b.,ae, =,
stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protection Of
the policy holders and their families against want and pov.
tou conducted upon the and solid prepe and
si9rdng for small annual sum, paid during iie large
An policy holders, whether for life orshorter terms, who
GTs S I'm So s d % m de aSy N s whole
Ceo cam fHre - the Il ye s. H deSG sgs sSGTng
effect insurance on the life Of her husband for the sole benefit
and Of herself and children free from the claims of cred
tSs9 SgSS;5 si;$s Essi: 3 4s;
PETER CoNREY, IT, President Board of Trustees.
Joseph w stanton. D5Sr Morgan iRh'' sIi NJ Cohen
John 4, Lewis. syqneyI Johnston, Preston w FaFar,
o6a John L. ssaR eSsapS Gso " Smith, Theo McCasb
coneus cornell FelOwes, Joseph Laapde John B. Lesfe
Edw. Jenner Coxe
loHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
X:J WfPpESHSRY; NJ b. Medical ;s.a. Board 7isS Of
ii. q. HEARTT, Actnary :. E. L. GooLD, Attorney
RIcHARD REIN, NJ. D.. No "a NIsguzqe street, Medical
whites 70 p NJ at his residence lie will examine white
aPPcansat the office Of the Gompany daily from l2 70
O'Clock M. He will examine any one at his dweins
without permit, which be had on application at the oce
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes the Table Of Rates established
New York aud Iondop offices aud without their restrictions
B. e in he SSSh B BY ne he % &
and can be made available to the extent Of twohr
E% California Permits are issued TO Life Insurance mem
heIs at New fork and London raes PROSPECTUS, liable
3eory TO effect Insurance can be had at the oee of tn
So Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
GlB Oince hours, A. NJ. TO 0 P. NJ. Jet ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-07

u X Three doors from Canal. EYyaf%
SEHE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
= that they can always find at his MUSIC STORE, a
choice and large assortment of p PLANO FORPES
Among them are Piano Eores made by the old and cee
brated manuacigrer 7. Gilbert 4 Co., of Boston, of rich
tone and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut
and Mahogany, with iron frames, made in the snbsan
ba, and workmahike manner Also, the Justly celebrated
I0dR Pfdn0 F0rteS which for sweetness of tone have
not Seen equae Theafe peculiarly suited TO the country
as The daouan does not require tuning for years.
The New lmprovem in Piano Fores, the patent
HfbrattRg ureriGge is also for sale the establish
nent TINS Improvement gives peculiar rmness and bril-
ancy the ebe adds the durability and strength of The
tune than those in ordinary use.
w. r. NJ. is Agent for Henri Rorz' celebrated Grand
Pianos and Hannos, made in Paris For power and sweet
ness OF tone. they stand preemnent. -
The Dolce CompdRa attachment, j. Pleyel g. Co Paris
Pianos, and Instruments from all the best anuiactores
constsntly receiving and for sale on liberal terms.
each, and taken in par payment tor new Pianos
PIANOS Repaired, Tuned. Rented and Appraised. i.
GATHCARTSs sMELODEON.-This beautiful toned
Wind Instruments iage Churches, Lodges Sefehading
and powerful tone is portable (weighng y poun),
aud offered at $50 each.
20" Orders for Guitars, Vions. ViolonceOs. elarinets,
Flutes Flageoles Strings. and Musical Merchandise of
Bands supplied with Brass Instruments and Bend Muse.
HARRIS, donbe and SIM ge action, hand and made to
OigeT, to SUIT M the taste OF purchasers. :
MUSlC.Fia largest catalogue in the South. The stock
an accumulation OF over twenty years Ia it old
and beautiful pieces ont OF print.
SEW mGSl received by arrival from the North
qnd by the Foreign steamships. pdqish Songs, DANCES
every week at the StOre-Nave Compositions solicited
Music bound copied arranged ubscrptions receive
for the :. Message Bird; arons Musical Times ana
Catalogues of NInsic will he sent TO any art of Inc aon
ING States iyi lm VIM. T. MAYO,
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A CARD

n CARD.
fFHE Subscriber begs return thanks 10 his friends ans
the public in general for the liberal patronage he has
received from the and desires inform them thsf he hss
taken the Store No. 7HNRefati0n street. where he H.
tends carrying on the business of PAINTING in an Il.
branches, and hopes, BY strict uttenton his duties Ia
merit eontinualce of their support. f. F. DEAVFS
~ b All orders promptly attended TO. jaf8 6m
~ splendid Coal, cargo Of the British ship Eliza Keith row
hsphargng For sale in bulk divided to snit parties
WI SPENCER FIELD, 20 PoydrHs a.
Us SEo isiS' G. Gc.E fTTSR' ii isS X CO. ,s M.r..n. T.
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,VQUNG Il CO., No. = CAMP STREET, (lale
Il NELSON A. YoUNG,) will have constantly on 20
hand large assortment of Fine LEVER and DlJ- A5Eh
PLEA WATCHES Cfor Ladies and Gentlemen's e. IA
wear of the most approved makers of London, Iy 2&a
Doo and Geneva, consisting of Heavy Hunting and Open
Face Gold and Silver Watches, fine Second or Timing
Watches, Of English manufacture. -
Beautifully Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' of
the latest fashion.
Ladies' Guard and Belt Chains an entirely new pattern
Genuemen,s Guard Vest and Fob Chains Seals and KEYS
Ladies and Gentemen's Finger Rings, of Diamonds
Rubies, etc., etc.
Hades and Gentemens Breastpns new styles Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Holders Gold Pencils Gold and Sill
Thimbies new patterns Of Earrings; Lockes tuds;
Sieeve and Collar Buttons. 7-'
FINE ESILVERWARE-Consst of Table Tea pes
se Mustard aud Salt Spoons; Table and Dessert Forks
Ladies; Butter Knives, ETC.; also assortment of Silver
Cups
.SPECTACIES-For Ladies and Gen.
tlemen, in Gold, Silver and Steel Silver
Spectacle Gases Spectacle Glasses to suit
SUSPENDER BUCKLES-Gold and Silver Suspender
Buckles Fine Silver plated Casors, Candeticks etc. ETC.
Glass Shade. ~
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
Games Mounted, Diamonds Reset and Jewelry Manuiac-
tuIed TO order.
8 Ladies aud Gentlemen visiting the city are respect.
fuy invited to examine the stock above mentioned every
article warranted fine any offered for sale the city
and at considerable reduction of former prices The cet
Senton always paid to Repairing fine Clocks Watches and
gewey which we guarantees to perform, charge pi
be Bude. na9 6m
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