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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
WEST BRANCH
.}AG1llll3i3|
Summer Squash, or Cymling, for Stool
From the American Ag,Tey.fu-ist.

Prom the American aS'Tc1auT"I.
Summer Squash, or Cymling, for Stock.
We are no, aware that this article has
been raised as field crop, vet we think ii
may be introduced with decided advantage,
Tor such as require sddilonal food for stock,
during the summer months. There are two
varieties of vine. The bush and the runners;
Inc former may he planted nearer..lhan tbs
latter. Both are prolific bearers. when the
choices, kinds are selected, and the soil,
manure, and cultivation are iudiciou,ly
chosen. They are picked white still green
and given TO the siok, either raw, sleamsd,
or boiled. 10 consequence Of this early
harvesting, the vines will continue TO flow-
sr and bear ebundsaily, through The warm
season.
The soil should be similar to ,ha, for
pumpkins, being a lish, sandy or cultivated
,nam, well pu!yerised snd very fertile. ln
addition TO a good sol. The plant pays
sbandaa,'y Tor heavy msnuring. For this
purpose scarcely nnytning comes amiss.
We have fousd drorPings of the poultry
vard one of the most efiicien, manures
when mixed c,i,h ashes. and Immediately y
Hurled within and around The hill. Where
rhie is no. a,Iainatle. gusno may be used
n connection VIII o:ae. mnnures. The!.
.ino danger CT applying too much compost
s.oy,dcd the vines can bc iEri gated st plea
sure. Il tbs season require il. 10 the 40
.-nce of.he requisite moisture, an excess
81 manure would b. likely 10 burn sh'
,nes.
Nav We ask that some OF our reaoers
having mich cows or swin., 20 feed TIM
.,mmer, will plant hall acre O, more, un
aer favorable circumstances. and commu
,,cate the results Of cost aud manner o
,ni,ivs,ino ~ -;'1,--i $50 'atac 'o'
seek.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

" There is another ami rent disturb
ance near Hudson, N. T., which threatens
serious consequences. The Anti Renters
are said to be thoroughly organized. and
determined to resist collections Of rent to
the las. extremity.
GLatsr news is that the outbreak noticed
above has been suppressed. The Sheriff
succeeded in fully executing the writ 20
which opposition was at first made.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

all quarters, preparatory TO still iur'ner
aggression and aggrandlzement. speedy
solution is likely 10 be furnished to NdPo-
Icons prophecy a. ST.. Helena, that IN fiity
years Europe would become Cossack or
Republican and j, seems by no means
imorcbable that the Teu,onic and Anglo
Saxon races, on the Continent, may yet
auccuInb 10 scandinavian supremacy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
The Lewisburg Academy.

By referring TO our advertising columns
il will he seen that the summer session OF
the English and Classical Academy, under
the charge of Randolph, will commence
on Monday next. This Institution is in
fourishins condition, and the talents and
the a,lainmen,s of its Principal are reliable
guarantees that lis high reputation will con-
tinue TO be fully sustained.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

The fence bill mentioned last week had
only passed one house. and is net likely to
become law.
The Forrest divorce bill was defeated in
The Senate by vote Of ls to Is.
The Wetherll divorce bill was killed in
the House. A more outrageous case than
this las, never saw civilized tribunal.
A general bank bill has passed, and re-
ceiyed the Governors signature, but we
have not been able 10 ascertain what are
is provisions
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
Correspondence Of the Chronicle I
BALTIMORE, April 10. lS5C

Dear Sir: Having been at Washington
to-day, a few hours, you will allow me,
through the medium Of your paper. to tell
a little Of what saw and heard. In the
first place saw the congrega,ed greatness.
and .alen. of this grea. country, land they
Just look like other white people. among
whom is Foois. The cowardy bufioon, still
permitted 10 move with his assassin weap.
ons concealed abou, his person, the uucn-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
What Is Dirt p?

Old Doctor Cooper. Of South caroliaa,
used 10 say 10 his students, Don't be afraid
Of lule si,,, yorng gentlemen. "ha.
is Dirt Why nothing c. I'll cfensiss,
when chemically viewed. Rub little al
kali upon that dirty grease spof en- your
coat, end il undersoes chemical change
and becomes roap. Now rub il with Ill.
lie water and it disappears; II is neither
grease, sonp, water, nor 6iri, 'Iha, IS not
a very odoreus pile OF dirt yoa observe
there. Well. scatter a lille gypsum over
Il spd !. is 10 longer dirty. Everything
YOU cs;f dirt, is worthy yeur notice as STU
dents OF chemistry. Analise il AnAIlse
it! |, will all separate into very clean el.
emen,s.
Dirt makes corns- corn makes bread
and meat, and that makes1 very sweet
young lady tha, saw one Of you kissing
last night. So after all you we're Kissing
dir,-par,icularly if she ~h.ens her skin
with chalk or tile.'s earth. There is no
telling. young gentlemen, wha, is dirt.
Though mus. say that rubbing such stuff
upon The beautiful skin Of young lady is
a dirty practice. Pearl powder,'l 1lnk
is made Of b:srnuh-nothing bn, diri.'
The GoGsn Ofcgna Corn is superior
variety for Geld culture. introduced TO The
public by d. Landreth. 1t has small
cob and !ocg grain, closely packed on
the cob, Il con,ains from $50 10 1000
grains to the eur. and will shell bushel
coru from ] bushels. Til. Ordinary corn
will require bushels of ears 10 shell |
busheI Of corn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
"The Mexican War and lis Warriors,

"The Mexican War and its Warriors
by J. Frost, L. l.. D., is the title Of new
book advertised in another column by Mr..
P. Winegardner of this place. No writer
in the country is better qualified than Mr..
Fros, to pen volume of this description.
and rom the specimens of the imprln, and
illustrations, in the prospectus Mr.. W. ex.
hibits,, the work will no doubt equal the me
ri,s claimed for il.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
II. C. HICKoK, Editor.
o. N. wORDEN, Publisher.
LeaUlSbssrg, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, April "a.

E5-The letter sent to through the mail for our cor
respondent Novitu has been received and forwarded
his sai1ra
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

"Those who wish to sec how store
room may be improved. can peep into the
large windows and enlarged room Of VIM.
Wilson, ESQ.,, now occupied BY Rar,oo,
Gedde, & Marsh, for a good example.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

ereasing in strength. Abuu, 1900 Turk.
ish troops were defeated by the insurgents,
and compelled to evacuale the fortress Of
Eanjalaka.
Sweden.
Letters from Stockholm announce tha,
by general order, the Swedish navy is to
be put on a war footing. The object ol
the measure is not known.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

oSee New Adver,is.menis-G
&c. SC.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
Halifax Telegraph Office, I
Eriday.April l8-9, AN. {

The English coas, was visited BY q
severe hurricane on the 30h Of March,
causing much destruction of property, and
frigh,laI loss Of lie. The steamer Ade-
laids. from Dublin TO London, was lost
near the mouth Of the Thames, aud every
soul on board. numbering 200, was drown
ed. The coast every where is strewn with
portions OF corpses tina. have fallen a prey
10 the elements.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

most disgraceful affray occurred in
the Senate on "Wednesday afternoon. The
following accoun, OF ii, is taksn from the
Baltimore Clipper:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
India.

There are evidences Of growing uneasi.
ness on the part Of tho peoni- ."d "-'"--'
rather serious demonstrations have been
made agairs; British rule. As an insvita-
bic consequence. more valuable territory
has been annexed to the East India Com
panv's possessions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

creed this knoakius out thr bottom Of %.
platform. fr frre-soilim go Zip tiUo14li-h}
eoiiag IrLmY Wrdo not rra how 'h'l can
do il aud preserve q decent regard Tor lhfr
PRINCIPLES nor DO we sor hoW ilr oI linfr'
can well fellowship him. The ruth Be- BIZ
Pros has really arird MIN neither l1l soi"'-
times agabi hudi, and sometimes t'"en
tolD ll,rpo-iiou has boon md one, llf
wa- rIr. led 60 Congress by ilr old DO oipro
pars, amiusf hr Nhla and Liberty mru
and 4, wac rsprlni char hr would a0 WIN
ihr odd lormo.o parry AiWbsrll HlHIHF
coalition was fm.d aud h. wny rrgirtsed
% radical clmnsr. %, fvr of lor .o.l,.pr Mr
PccK could po either wirh the 'o'd liHrr' or
with hevoaliuDu, Boo la. doHr Hf.h'r The
FTrrm1u, l.ru auti euurirr have -lt''''i' bio
action 0g0ini thc Frcrso.lrr- 30 be votes i"r
Foury Wc win further illustrate mar 'iow
orhispo.itlou hy his votes .ior 'pr~fr Ma
Frrl. voted sirg-hr,r times for Speaker We
find Gr-i chat hc did not vote for liir f0'
SoH candidate (WilmoD once = Tic did not
v1p, Gir nhr rr,ulrr od Hnf ,0Ddhiair once
The urarcst approach 90 both Was 10 voting
reyeu times Tor william j. Hronu ofWHwour
memory the man WHO pledged h.m-fll q
both sides, We find 90 lIlc second plaoc'llldI
I be- ncyrr. voted even once fora map whn cup
porcl tic Free so'i candidate bot ~ c'or'
/ ca-c the man be- voted ior was found 10 Do
one who himself voted f,r. or voted for no
Ioihcr who I'D vote Tor, the old line candidate
/ Mr. Peel, couldn't vote for the 0id tine cnndi
daic, hut be- conii vote Tor man who woul'
support the Old line This q the deduction
we make from the siSty-thrcc votes whlrl
were o. f5llowst
The first ~ votes were for Cleveland oi
Connecticut Cleveland voted ior llomp
son NJ "a, md Potter, and both Of lhs latte
voted for Mr. Snyormt Cobb
The nest 3 votes were for Potter who va
ted Tor Co,h part Of the time and part az ih
time withhold hi- vote.
Tho SGD vote wn. rur VIM Strong e'rou
voted for Disney, Disney for j w, Brown
4 the infamous, Brown had previously 'oir
tor Cobb. and suong subsequently, 'o.,l ~
C-,,
The most votes were for j. ". brown
thr iutumuur
The nest Ii,oDcr wore tor Poucrwhoha
''NOfri rui Cui,l,
Thee la.t vote. were for Slrpup0ud Stron
voted for Cobb the four lat hallof.
D with this statement, We leave lho rclluri
Judge wlrthcr we have truly guessed az NJ
a J..
/ have, whether that petition oommonds hir
4 lo the support Of consistent man in any part
. 'uuw existing in Vermont,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
ESCAPE OF SLAVES.

BALTIMORE, Aug. o.
Five runaway slaves wcrc brought here
this morning in the Susquchinhah ears from
Pennsylvania. They were those who had
al,-rortirti from different counties in thcstntr
II being asccrtaincd that the runawavs wcrc
sccrctcd ON the farm of n coorcd man one
mile across the Pennsylvania line, n marty
proceeded there with view 10 the capture
of the men.
They succeeded in arrcsting seven Of
them In passing through Spnttsburrh.
some aboitionists, headed hy postmaster
brown, made an attempt at rccapturc aud
rescued two ofthc slaves. ,
Mr. Brown was Knocked down. and tho
Ave slaves retained were nut in irons and
-hruuufTt 10 This ctTy, whore they were lodpcd
in Jail this morning 10 await the arrival of
their owners One of the slaves in nttcmpt-
ing to shoot his captor wounded himself
FLIGItT OF SLAVES FROM WAsurNurnN,
AND FiGnr Win THE OFFICERs.--I Wash
i1gion id1 9.-Grcat excitement prevails
here in consequence Of the flight and cnpturc
Of number of slaves last night A serious
conflict occurted between them and the Off
GERS of tho POLICE, Five or six slaves were
detected in attempting To escape to Mary
land and Pennsvlvania, in carriage driven
by Mr. Chaplain, rcpuccd editor OF an aho-
htion paper at ALBANY, and also candidate
for Lieut.. Governor of New York The Off
Gers fired and Killed one slavp,a,.l- wounded
one or two others. Chaplain was arrested
and LODGED IN jail Four slaves, the prop
erty of Mr. 1oombs, of Georgia, escaped three
weeks since, and the police are now watch,
ing for thom.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

a-ls in dDiug nothing Aow, H. thit were
Hpuirl, rtIll 10 Be- Lfifrr 200 DO nothing thlu
lq lp wis hirf, especially whom rlo obirrll of
rtTt Wf HIrt have 90 V1y tIT Irf bfsidT=.
90 Che case hriDro u-, % D. shown, that iu tho
cholera, a. DO nothing b. Immensely better
tau a. employ Allopiihyi bui HAT io call in
Homeopathy b greatly better dian a. DO moth
ing.
The prrsout state pfthr ra-r however, I,
not slusEiuory Tho cllim Of thc syrtrm
ought either a. be admitted pr shown % be-
funded IN error. The Guld afforded 60 tho
practice Of Homeopathy ly tho Russian
Austrian Gutrruuruts, Lls Lgru surh ID.
40 puf uIr matter ~ the fullest test Tho
Ll.ll4L Gu.rrul4pl.t-- l..- ll-a-t aliE-rgr llaa
tIrUrj q drHi cur tot rlrssiug b. With the
Long and -hsTt RANGE" uf d. Warner,
ffi'l uiht-f efttttii-fr,s-rir- ihr lirrrrtHiit-
IN, ~ fhry hHYr truth OUIht to mHhr ihr
world iru them, lhry haze moi hitherto
miio sufficient noise They ought "a 90 boz
uur.t pi patients aud '+uu their cucnlr- iu
the pru1f They should Furthermore, srt o.
b1u tlir formation of hupiuls,tlat dies mal
upon larger se1lc,uudgra variety Of rluuu-
riaurct, demonstrate the potency Of lhrir
principle, aud b. VAT superiority tpmclhnls
hitherto prtrlirrd. Whenever mcu have
uulh on their side there b. 40 great difficulty
with courage skill, patience, aud yrirWi De
compelling attention 10 a. claims,
SINE thr alnyc WGs written We have uu-
drrt0Dl tlRt one ortWo such h0rpitah arc iu
llic VIVA Of hrua erected and w. are glad a.
hear IA for This alone viii DO more fpI drtcr
mine tho qur-l0n,ti0u q wagon load II CON
ipyrr'ial pamphlets, We have slill our doubt.
about fhr pinrplci hul We have been pre-
cent DIN ilc course ~ our 'qu1innnec,wit
q multitulr Of ldrs which there 10 no resist
ing tic patients, ancr oyey other resource
tIVTt rTtrTt UUrTTHrf TiNt ~ VIII u TnVy WrfI
- long In search from Homeopathic treat
WCui,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
FROM EIRoPE.

The Pacific arrived at New York ON the
NH, with European New. three days later
Tho following items embrace al of inter
c.u
DISNIAuk ANb Iili. nuyuEs,--Ac,oilpts
sT1rC tiFr an thr- g7'iJ trr trrrf'-- lri,.--
wir-llol.trid and those of Denmark, had m
cu, ouuicr, iu which, altor eight hours hard
fighting, the Danes gained q decided victory
advice. ol llr 2sth sy thnt the SrhlrsNig-
lI"lstoin army WIS cnrnmpcd 90 Schcstcdt,
$4,000 strou". ready for another engage
mcnt
RoNi- -tu attempted nation or
Col Ncdouihas led 90 the discovery of q com
spirlry ct much importance.
Rr~stN.- \ terrible aud destructive frr
has reduced the city of Samora, government
oi Simlirsk. Ia ruins, % stone houses. aud
$50 house, built of wopd,wcrc DESTROYED, with
tl'' ''''t''''' e'''i 'uarr rrtiir huittiuEs, amt
i2b corn magazines,
llNNHuuo. July 27.-1hc killed missing
aul wounded in the battle between the Danes
and Np'stcnor., are now stated at 1000, the
most of whom are Danes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
rSsFXCOUNTY.

~ tbc person Of DR. JoUN pFwrN.Iic
Whigs of E..rH County have 70 candidate iur
Srupiur. whu-o clcrliou would be- an honor lp
nny Counuy and the frccmcn of the County,
ifth,y fil 90 give him % triumphant election
vilI do thrm-c,cs injustice They have aR
opportunity TO place ip tho Ncuaifi oncu
The ubIc.t mon of the State, aud one Whore
service there will Doc NOT only o honoGi. hur
5u ToHor ,o iTr Upuu'G and We lrr. ll.cv
or faithful Wings Of thar County will ruf
forth The requisite effort lo insure biz suc.c'.
nr,ri ,ii,.rrl,, r'i ,., their ,opoF. aad ,,lHe,
e. Tho C1iLp'ic. have uurlhascd lhc r.t
Court House ~ Montpelier and are fitting 70
up fora church. Thcy have engaged a Privt
to o1iciato iu &c.
~ The Hon Jamc. Mcacham ha, hccn
nominated for recollection To Congress lpm
the Burlington District Mr. Bcarlscy ut
ST. AHaus, II hi. locoioco opponent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
r5e.Thc Cnlilnrnin Conricr- Eytrn- nc

"a The California Courier, Extra, of July
!, received at this Office contains a list of CoOo
letters remaining in the Post Office at San
Francisco. The Courier gives the bill of
Fare at the ST. Francis Hotel, dinner for
june %, coniajhing AL manner of catahlry.
and q kinds OF "thc ardent" the price Of
which, by tho bottle, is from 81 80 to 5000
10y the glass, 80 cents. They ought to find
geld IN Humps there not in Pidyl-, but ms
Mrs Darlington has it, in qual4s-to eat and
drink at these prices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
AinRI2-a4'4,4 4 y fs-trTNY KHDTC-
TION CASE.

The slave Of Mr. Stcphcnlwho was wound
cd 10y bullet in the recent attempt TO escape
Uut'r the protection Of Cen. Chapin il apam
-''i' '7T'--rTrTvr7r' washington Republic
v1yv'
The Mayor of the city ycstcrday Question.
81 t','ii hapim, in the presence ct Cant.
Goddard, and we understand that portion
of the information ELECTED was, that between
the National Era, Of this city, and himself
there was ~ connection and no sympathy?
that he had ncNor approved of the Era, and
held 10 nothing la common with IL.
Yesterday, the carriage immortalizcd hy
The Tray heretofore described, stood at the
corner of ID aud Ninth streets, whore il was
inspected 10y thousands of persons II lunl.
cd as though IL had been used throughout the
Mexican campaigns, riddlcd with pistol hall..
ana hacked about e. door with bowie knivc,
he cticct II seemed TO produce was not nm.
like that described by Mark Antony. when
! ''>''- 'irnd body was bchcld by the impul-
sivc popularc."
The New York Evening Post CFrcc SoiD
tth'e- the iriiuwtuu REMARKS in relation la The
. i'lndvrd attempt ol Mr. Chaplin g. pt,rttt,.
the freedom of slaves
setting aside all other considerations. it
d""- not appear a. us to loo the prnpcr moth
od of getting rid ofthc evil of slavery. II is
no adequate method. a all will admit nor at
all commemorate with the object II is,morc-
over, sl'althy aud clandcstinc, which, withus
Is sufficient reason for regarding it with eN-
IRENE repugnance. II it should even take
from Their owners any considerable
at slaves which IL no, likely. il
would enhance the value of those who we're
Irit heantime it cnPcndcrs in the people
o. the south SENSE of wrong endured. and
icellng ofhatrod, which arn-Aial,l, -anii,-
'orab'c to any desirable conclusion of the
mattrr" ', t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
iiuA Ar Nnktm .iHas,
CONNECTICUT AND PAssU MPsIC
RAILROAD,

liy thr dihrcport OF thc Directors Of thir
rad, which lAs iust been published, II np-
pcari, that Ia present capital b. lGJD buhr
that H. freight, iuring the year ending on
the first Of June last, was forty millions Of
paunda, and that o. PASSENGERS were 10,uil.
carried 20 Gar a. a. bo equivalent "a l,IIt-
G78 passengers, each carried one mile, The
dividend declared last Dcrcmhcrior the first
year aGur tho rad went into operation, wa-
xix pUTCUut, aud Tho CnciPiC5 or th0 corpora.
ton are aiill devoted to completing the road
a. 81 Johpsmiry, 10 which, plugc-tho most
THRIVING yillnec ~ Northern Vermont, Hud
Widcly-lnnWu a. the location at Fairbanks
scale mandatory, lit will lN opened q, soon
"a. ncAt November Two ycms experience
favor. tho opinion that, had this rond been
extended no further than Wells River, II
wonld have paid fair di,idcud'nnd the twcu-
tw miles extension will doubtless make IT,
stock more valuable.
Thi. road derives g. name, pasump.ic,
from the river, whose valley II nsccnds on
leaving the Connecticut and ON the hnnksoi
which 81, .Iohnshury is built The name u
Of course Indian, aud j. -r,i, rignily rirrr
0fa,iteh mediciHc. The usual trail of the In
diaila from Montreal 90 the cardboard was
down this stream, aud IL mouth was we'll
nigh their half way house.
IL seems d curious circumstance that the n
mount of freight which thfr road received
from otlIrr rua,s, uirt the amount IL tviiv,-r-
ch 20 them were very nearly equal taking
thc year together, and that a similar fact j.
received from those roadi Is 0nly' II Z" III
also worth notice that the number Of passcn
gers daring the year, 5s,0al, was morc thar
double The entire population Of the twcly,
towns which the r0nl diyidcs
Not the least of the benefits accruinn from
rllroad, are the new branches of ndu,tr,
which hence spring up IN illustration IL
point has just come b. my knowledge 4
young farmer in Norwi h. some years 40,
procured few strawberry plants (lIoyc,,
sccdling) from some pirlipJnan's gardcn.-
These few plants spread so ~ last spring {,
stock thrcc-iourths Of nm acre The Young
man picked, sorted, packed and sent oil bush
els daily throughout the scasQnF good deal
found n market in Manchester, n. H.. and
was thought ofsurpassing flavor. Many box
90 were also bought along the line of the Pas
sunpsic road, and were preferred 10 the sup
plies procured from Boston. Thus from 10
90 80 bushels were scattered abroad. each
hushel selling readily NJ 81 Duuhilesa Tia
" bdt The beginning qrlucratiyc experiment.,
IN strawberries, and Strawberries are only the
first fruits of the harvest which the lust dawn
ing new era of locnmaliun- Nj -raaiSa Ia g44s.
IN that Connecticut valley which has ~ long
been styled the garden Of New England
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17
THE DANGEn :

II ia well understood nov. tlatat the Iu.k
and B,rker Convention, last fali, arrange
mcnt- were entered into for tlir rhpo-o NJ
Wrestling from the Wbim those towns whrrr
iheir majority q small, and 70 'dI'ld" and
conquer" Ia othcr, also, 90 secure ihr nearly
equally balanced counties We hear of 'm-
p6riaiious Of tmusicul and other Pcrs0ns into
such towns %, yotcrsHud We warn the Wig
In such plarcs 20 be- ou the alert'apd 10 dci'st
their DESIGNS Whigs Of EmcN aud Orlcaus
Coundc-, and Of tho towns referred Co. ioot
oH E,r goar SeHal2,s asd h'Prgg N'g'rrs' H.
united, viaaut aud active Remembers ihr
election 81 q United srutos Senator Viii
drv8lv. u,0b the nest Legislature,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

SAP AccpENr.-ElIcn My.%;flaughtcr Of
Otis n amt Melissa Wheeler, Of Chesterfield,
was drowned in the Connecticut river. on The
2lst mC Three daughters of Mr. Wheeler,
and another woman With her daughter wct-t,
on the bank, the river being, very high. FL
ZEN slipped oil the bank where the water was
e'n fuct deep. Her two littc sisters Jumped
IN To- rrscne her, and went down themselves.
The woman got them nut urlriiiH striving 10
reach ENcnibll In horsplE& was with difficulty
FTyr6 ~ her daughter But All Efforts to
save Ellen taiied, though she c.unc To the
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