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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

.s,inis.ianists." because f1rsoath heit views
men rs oorfaspand Wh those which lie has 50 recently
espE nauare above cited has ben frfoneau,ly in
"a IA Mr.. Fisher. W. shall b. happy 10 make the
P.a,er correctlun.-R. Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
NEW YORK, Dec.

Stocks are without much change. e. : g., leos,
1IG.. Pa. IS. 90. 933 Reading. 81 BID. Bond do.
97,. Canton Company, 53s b and 81. asked e'ef-
lug EArhaoae, 9.a9! prem. .,ooo
The Flour market Is quiet. Sales OF 5000 bills at
& 62a1Gs for COMMON STAG brands. Southern mas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
once of the virginia aud 3ennessec Rail Road
COMPANY.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ ~ l.lIouf Doc'o

NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ VI lllOuf Doc'or
" M'Ian,'s Liver PliI..-ihe lrfghtul catalogue Of
diseases thai hVe their origin IA d- ased stat Of h"
liver manifest themselves 10 greater of less eXru IN
almost every faulty Dys opsn, slrs Lead ache, oh.
sruciluus II the $. ague aud ieYef, pllnS IN the
side with dry hlrhin! cough all the results OF he
patio derangemen and for these, d. M'lane'S Pills
arc sovereign remedy. They hay never been known
to f and they should b. kept at al! INES by families
DIRErrIoHs. Take rwo three gong 10 bed, every
second or lhr night If hey do Mt purge two or three
times by next morning, take one or tw1 nHe. sight
btGakiast should inYafllh'y ioIow Their USE
The Liver Fl ! may be used where purglng Is simply
necessary As anan bilious curative they are Inferior
none AMI in dJes # two or tree ther give aston
ishng relef II SEX headache, also IN slight derange
morts OF he stomach.
Observe none genuine without the FAC smile Of
the proprietor's signature.
For sale wholesale and retail! by ID. b., PAYNE &
BROTHER and d. K. LYMAN. druggist Lynchburg
Va and by druggists generally throughout the u. 5.
Dee l2-it 10
BLANKS FOR SALE. Al Ills OFFICE,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
Cash Ena. SEisPNt.

wish to durin- the quap, oil coed
wheat. Farmers w find il To their interest to give
call before they sell their crops. will purchase wheat
to be delivered at Lacy Iyrees the basin in
nchbarg or at Beaver Creek lumber house
the canal below this place. WM, w MoSbN.
Aug t-Swii-wiits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
NlkRRi AGES

MARRIED, ,o rh. 2l-tof Nov. by the lt-v James
NJ. Rec. NJ. ALBERT \. BANKS Of Lynchbnrs,
Ia Mis-, PAR rlIENA, laughter u John Go de ESQ
nj y .wc,,fIo, Rart. utt Couoty VI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
d cIlaOyal ! Removal,
PAYNE a ItEEI

WE renewed then stock OF Goods 10 The New store
Room lnsl completed, i,ning Curles buildings where
lhrN arc now prepared tpwait all theit friends may
De pleased iaRtr ihtm cali Their stock Is large ciuhr-
rng cvetN atle IN their line The Ladies respectful
" Invited Ia call.
Ilrt In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
on December, 1850
IL. OFsd-F: ~. Elk,

LYNCHBUnG, VA.
nfFERS IN sale on very reasonable srms-french NE
rno Printed French NIoosn-, solid Mouslins ~ great
VARIETY such Cherry Orange, Marue, Royal Purple,
Mazarinc Blue. Say Blue Sea Green, Pea Green, DARK
CIoen Drabs different Shades and Blaekalso, large
aud well selected sto. Of 81 ikS suitable Tor the season
Many lhec Good, have been received within the last
lev daYs by Adams "a Coz Express
All want desirable goods and all who wish to have
atrr and varied souent solicit from, respectfully
requested ta, a, the Staple and Fancy Dry Good store of
be q Ill clio. NJ RUCkkH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
fresh .Errirnis !.


Itt Subscribers receiving fresh supply 81 Fancy a.d
Nhk t'lad Including superior dress slll,s aud Marcel
mc Tho, heen banda good assortment 81 fancy attisc',
such as
spool farse Sili,s, Purse Clasps,
R,nga aud ias-els, I ocho Needles,
f,rmmrA an1 pnlumcl Soaps,
told, Sltot aud Steel Brnds,
ALSO,
variety al eah KNITTING Notns and Gollona Grnamcn
be furnished with SHIFTS and Coars u The best style
Dec - I'm PAY VI 4 NELL.
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w NJ NC r s r Y

VVIT'-T TITTI t. IIITIIs
Nhrkov a6sa27 els per eal'nn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
II Ill T. G. l. ED q MAN.

a. The speakeris elected for one enllre
session, o. Two Congressional terms, or
course the Speakersiip viii not trouble Con-
gress again for Two years, unless vacancy
occurs by HE death or resignation Of Sic
Goth.
o. ThinyIwo cases ofsmh Pox were
roI,oued At Chester, N, H., fow days since.
Two persona have died Of the disease,
o. The coat Of the session Of Congress
ID about $1,000 per day.
e. A meeting Of PlAllaburgh volunteers,
from sundry towns IN Addison County, was
held nj yergenuss, on tho 18Th ull., 20 lake
measures for procuring payment nom tho
General Government, for their services on
lhai occasion.
Qmo,-The Senate Of Ohio has aI length
organizsd, 10y the election Of II, q, Blake
WING Speaker. pn the three hundred and
first ballot. lie had seventeen votes, to SIX
teen for all orhsrs, Knapp lDemoernL was
reelected Clerk by a like vote.
FlRE AND Loss oF LITE.-A small frame
dwelling house, situated in The rear Of tho
Navy Yard, Washington, ID. g., was burned
90 Tie ground on Tuesday evening, and a
nian aud llree small children persisted Ia the
flames. Dunkeuess was tho CAUSE.
o. Tie annual report or the kh0du ID
lnnd AMI Sinvery Society contains tins pms
sage --
"Ihe result Of negleeIing M awakend
public sentiment may perhaps ba seen "a Ille
relrognde movement OF the Free Sud pnrty.
We hoped II would have proved our savior,
but IL seems 10 have gone 10 ihe pepulchra
10 a,ingle with lilo bonea Of former efforts
liberty
Expulsion from House and Home.--1he
jail OF Monroe County, Pa, 10 bat little H.
liabiled except by the ihilof, A few days
since prisoner was locked up aud became
rather refractory. Ancr IN vain Tying gen-
lie means To lineily his guest, The ifg Of the
honest TAILOR was aroused, aud he exclaimed
------4------, .s-...-.-..i------.
further rebellion, "NUw, you ar, " you dont
behave yourself better, FR hrole you out Of
here /"
CoLoREp PERsoS, ~ MioHi0AS.-lt 10 not
probably generally known that there IN now
Ia Cass county. IN this Smic.q,llc large set.
Element Of eolored people, mO0 Of lhem from
tito Southern SIalsH, WHO have ane loea-
lion, well iilud farms, neat and comforiubJu
coInRes and buildInRS,nnd a. far ms we know,
live industrious happy lives. short time
siLce, some gentlemen from Virginia, visited
this portion Of the Suite, for ihr purpose of
seeking n location for about forty slaves that
had been ernancpalrd hy wealthy planter
Ia Virginih.-Detroit Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
McEArMEs

In Newburv. Dec. ~, ..n ". Tenney, a
ged 20, only son of Hon. y u. - iShnoy.
In Janesyille, Wisconsin, Sep 20, "'aoW
Margaret Dickson, formerly Of Danvn!e, age
10
In IIydepark, November 20th lor crysipclls,
Miss Lucrela h Case, only daughter of Rev.
Lyman Case, Of Coventry. aged lc yeafp.--
She had been attending school at Bakersfield
during the Fall tcrm-swas returning home 10
her friends.
At WATERFOWL, Wisconsin, on the l0,h nit
after an illncss Of about four wccks LoAna l.
daughter of Jesse and Subrna Baiiy, former,S
of Lyman, N H., aged 10 Year, and months.
ArEus, Berkshire, on the 18th Dee, of ~.
phoid fever, Mary Lorraine, ttfe Of Wm.
Baxter of Coventry, and daughter OF the late
DR.. ID. IA. Beard OF Troy, aged 20,
A record of deeper afiiieuon than that occa.
stoned by the above event Is rarely made. Ia
the brightness and bloom OF her days, With
intelligence, education and accomplishments
of no ordinary grade, associated Win an uu'
common sweetness Of disposition aud umiubic-
ness of manners, Mary was somewhat Suddcn-
ly cut down ana lard IN the grave Bot IN tho
lucid moments of her closing hours sho spoke
with cAlmresp OF her approaching dissOiution,
and gave assurance that the SAVIOR was pre-
cious To her soul
Previous to her sickness, arrangements had
been made for her marriage on the first day
OF the approaching ye"'' pue uV"N, ~ ~
pfeven, the anticipated nuptiOls. The mar
rage rite was performed about SIX hours be-
fore her death, and with the full understand.
ing that IL was but prelude to her funeral
-attA the eEaHc--A Hlah-lhnl lhe
union should take place, expressed with char
ncteristc and peculior deficiency during la
cid interval, needed only TO be suggested to
the affanced companion, who was watching
by her side, 10 be promptly acceded to; and by
the side ofthat dying bed the two were ihgdI,
IN united, 4sthey had long before been united
IN feelings. A melancholy indeed, yet beau.
tlful and appropriate bridal!
The widowed mother ,berefl Of her last child
and The husband, with ali his fond and joy
Gus hopes for the future blasted ,-God alone
can tell their sorrows he alone can give
them consolation - Chronicle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

o. An explosion of n meteor was heard
In North Carolina n few days ago, aud sew
ernl pieces Of iron were picked up the next
day, which is supposed TO be portions Of IL.
The largest piece was found IN Cabnrrus
county, weighing nineteen pounds Il Ind
struck large pine tree lying on.the ground
went through IL, breaking IL IN Two, aud lhen
into The eurlh To tho depth Of Iliree feet
Tng AsroR 1lcusr.--Mr Colmnn, Of the
Astor House. recently stated ut the l'I'iea
Railroad festival, Ms we icA.n from Tho Ne"
York Commercial, that to suppiy The wants
Of this House required only 10000 poncde
OF beef per nnnum; aud Of hnns about 5000,
weighing from, 10 to IS pounds enehi aud IN
Ihe matter Of eggs, the establishment creates
constant drain upon the eKerlions Of about
5000 hens, diligently devoiiug themselves to
their appropriate functions.
o. A Destructive ERE occurred a, Or
ford'ille, n. H., Oh iho-nnernoon orthe 25Ih
ul,. which consumed the Starch Factory, lie.
longing to Mcssrs Tilloison & Cushnan,
aud brick Store near by. Some thousands
Of bushels Of Potatoes, stored in the factory,
were saved. Loss OF properly variously es.
lin'n'ed at from $4,000 TO $1,000 which is
partially covered by insurance.
h-IlARp llIr.-The Albany Dutchman
perpelrates the following hard hit OF tobacco
chewers -
"a Chemist in New York has just invent
ed substitute for inhnccn. which Kill Innhi.-
Tess soon superscde the weed, as il is just us
nasty and good deal cheaper"
SINGULAR FAcT,-Whilo tho subscription
for TIC rutief of tire Hungarian rrfuErrr Mt
New York amounts already to nearly $4,000,
proposition to raise fund for the benefit
of the disabled NewYork Volunteers has en-
tirely failed.
An EDIToR IN LUCK.-The papers inform
us TINT the editor of the News, published at
Chprlestown, Md, hud the good fortune, h
few riuys since, to- lruti r Ind to-+ 4ytrett's
altar who possesses $50,000.-.M y. Paper.
We know a number OF editors ia Mnssa-.
chuseiis who wouldn't take twice That n
mount for the Indy they each "led to Hy-
meas altar. Boston Post.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
Compound Pulmonary syrup.

INNS Syrup 10 found 10 DO Of real aud great
Il value IN cases Of severe Coughs, and IN
attacks of Group ~ children IL IL cheap
aud highly approved family medicine, and ~
4.-..a-.
kuown Although u has not yet cured to
10000 cases Of consumption, 10000 cases of
ufticlc,
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
J, G. B,ngham, Druggist, 81. Johnsbgy-
price, 90 ernts, Sold also by Dana 4 Weeks,
Dany'lei Isaac Watts, Praehami Harvey 81
Abhett, l. T. PAtka, Dafnei' Cutting & srlN
by, Waterford, bingham & May, Yves, Goa
cord Z e. Better, Derby Lines 4. Clcvo.
land q Go Cavcnlryj G. WoHhngion, lras.
butghi J BlakeS. Co. sutton, Colby q Me.
GahIry, Lyndoni n W Frnth, Luncnburgh,
lidl q Flanders, sheilieldi a Z, Robinson,
Barton.
ST. Johnsbury, Jan |. 1850 Gl9G
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

W A correspondent OF the Evening Post
Comments upon the scene the House pre-
'."'ei when the dupliclty of Mr. VIM. J..
Drown was first discovered, aud details an
"cden' which carries with ita moral thnt
mould not be forgotten;
~ I've ofthe most painful incidents in this
= g"ole scene ] have not yet mentioned. 1t
i las iakeh Tor grained on all hands, before
II w House met. that Brown tpo,hd he elect
=" On The first or secoud hallot. lie had
mgpared his installation speech, aed his
i r'or "Ile had gone with hiru TO The House
=, snare his triumph. She was in tho rufie=
IT, =" ''e House when his prospects were sol
'so",on''uIonsly blasted. Had that fict been
sLi,eia"y Known TO the members, il is prob
oC.. t'Ht SITE would hape been spnred -tnuch
o,''f agony which thu scene before her
1'' nave accustomed. A more terrible re.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

Read the folOioiNg remarkable Cure affected
by Dr. CorbeuS highly Concentrated Syrup Of
SdrSdpdriLa,
From Sophronia w. Badger, wife Of ephen
4. Bader, r. O. for many years Clerk of Court
OF Common Pleas, Merrimack County,N. III ]
|. "For number of years past Il have been
afflicted with Salt Rhenm, Dyspepsia, gener-
al Debility, aud Scrofulons Affections. About
fifteen months since, 4 commenced taking
Corbetts Shakers Sarsnpariln Syrup, and
soon realized great benefit therefrom. Ii is
the first medicine | ever found that perina.
nenuy helped me, and find that my health
and strength are very much improved. | be-
licve this an invaluable remedy for Scrolu.
1ous disorders, and most cordially recommend
IL to all who are afflicted as have been NV
general health is now good, and attribute my
recovery solely TO the Shaker Syrup.
SOPHRONIA w. BADGER
Concord, N. Il. March %, lS4S.
To those who suffer by diseases that see u
almost beyond "the reach of the healer, what
can be more encouraging than this To
those whose blood is diseased, whose lungs
are affected, whose systems are generally EN-.
crvnted aud Frustrated by abusive medicines,
We only say, Listen to the Language of the
Restotedl To the test onies OF SeIeBce -
and the ASSURANCES of the most distinguished
Of the Medical Faculty, and use DR.. COTbei'S
Concentrated Syrup of SarsapdriHd.
T.. BrinIey ~ Go. agents tor u. 5. SrCaaada.
AoEkrs John Bacon, & Bingham, St.
Johnsbury. l.. Z. Parks and Harvey a. Abbot,
Barnet; tutby IL Mo 6uffeyI and ) NJ. Hoyt'7
a. Co Lyndon. ''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

NATURALIZATION or TuK HuHGARI1Hs. -
Yesterday morning Count l'jhazi, late GOV
ernor Of Cnmorn, attended by his faulty,
mdlle, Jagelll, and fourteen Of The llungari-
M immigrants ouk The iuiladvs,Oulh ofibeir
Intentions 20 become citizens Of the United
States, Tie party we're attended by their
interpreter Dr., TorassheT, aud through hin,
addressed tbs County Clerk, aud declared
Ihnt They could not do a better act 10 close
the year with, Than by taking the oath Of Hl-
legiabca 10 the people and Government Of
tho United States, who had received them
with such unbaundsd hospilalily,-M "
Conrier q EnQnlrfr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
THE HUNGARIAN EXlLEs.

The President Of ,he United States has adj
dressed 10 UIhszi AGd lds companions the
following sJmpaIbising lsuor
WAsmEGToS, DEG. 30, lsiD
LApIsLAus uJHAzI, LATE CIyIL GOVEREoR
or COAORS AID DHFEEDENeiEa, AATOR
House,, Nav foRK CITU
sR,-l have duly received your letter Of
November "a, from London, announcing The
determination Of ynursslf and comrades TO
seek An Asy Ian la America.
The people Of His Republic have deeply
aympnibised with lhe llungnriAns Ia their re-
cent struggle for constitutional freedom, aud
IN the calnmlies which have beihllcn their
unhappy lnndinnd ! am sure that but speak
tho universal sentiment Of my counlrymen,
In bidding you aud your associates n cordial
welcome Ia our soil, The natural asylum ~
The oppressed from every cline. We offer
you protection mud free participation Ia the
benefits Of our institutions and our laws, and
trust that you niuy hud IN America n second
home,
nm y.tth IIoh resneet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

a. The Iron Workers Convention NJ ~
bany, on "Wednesday last comprised OF dele
RRles if0m Vermont, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Connecticut, Illinois, New Jer-
soy and Pennsylvania, II appeared by tho
testimony Of tho delegates, that tho Iron
trade 10 suffering 10 M unaNAmped degree
lay hring brought into eompelilinH with for
eign iron, which 10 admitted NJ "a low rate
Of duly under tho tariff of 1885, hs will, if
persisled Ia, utterly pan an end 10 he produe-
ton IN this county. Resolutions similar 60
those Of the Trenton aud Piusburg eonyen-
lions were adopted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

vulslnn 0ffseiug Than awaited lpnr, IL would
not be sasy for tho human hsart 10 survive;
and u 10 To he hoped IhaI that love which
Sis ever the same,
Through gloom and through glory, through
sin add through shame"
may have sustained her and tempered an az
iiielion for which all ordinary consultations
would have been win and iml,nInnt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
THE GALE.

Never within the memory Of the "oldcst
NbNban" has there occurred so severe Ii
gale MS mG-were visited with ON Saturday
last. For about FIVE hours old Borens plny-
Cd his widest prnnks with the property of
eat citizens, irrriiipg down iiiteruIinubiu
'ences mud wrenching numerous barns, sheds
ahd out buildings into all sorts of uuInslic
shapes
The fine brick dwelling house Of Mr. Oil
yer Bahcoek, nearly completed, was almost
ennre\y demolished, and Lies heap nr ruins
The splendid steclhc Of the FIRST Bnptisl
Church, which stood about one hundred md
fiieen feet from the foundation, wns taken
UP entire from the bell deck, aud blown to
we ground where il WINS dashed to lhen-
@nd pieces. Mr. Bnbcpck'- loss IL estimated
d $500 or 5000; that of The Baptist Society
usi00. 49,,
We have not learned Ihe real extent of this
n'e aud are not prepared to sny whether
l'er neighhorhoods suffer from It's effects in
'lNe degree. II so, we-canuot wish them
Wl hing better Than freedom from like Wis,
Sa a''ons in iuIure.-B Remington Banner Dec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

lhroRTANT IRON MExico-Ptra Cruz,
Dee. le'h,-fhs diligence itom ,l's ely %
Mexico 18th inst, arrived here lart evening,
IA the extraordinary shori run Off 10 day y,
bringing Hdyces from The capiinl 10 less ms.
lonsling lhan The suppression hy the Gov
ernluent authorities Of formidable aud
wide spread scheme of rebellion, got mp 10y
the friends Of Santa Anna, whose aspirations
10 power IN this country never seem realized
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday Dec. "a
At market, $50 beef cattle, 200 Stores, g..
800 sheep and 975 Swine
Beet cattle-Extra, SO; LIST quality, 5,50u5,.
75; 2d quality 4,50 a $780, Sd do. $50 400.
es-YearlnRs 81 a o. = yenrs old 10
aI6; 3 years old Sl7 "a.
S6ecp-$1,I7, l,25, ], so, 20, ., 2, 3.
Swine-Ap wholesale, 80 a4s and 4 a SCI
retail, II &c.
BOSTON MARKET Jan. 1.
BEEF-Extra mess, II so 5000 Mess,
80 n II 90; No. /, 9 90 n 5000; prime, city,
g, 90 & so; navy 50 400 90.
PORK-Ektfa clear II 80 II 90; clear
- so n "a O0 mess 10 90 1885, prime a
so.
LARD-Boston6 Ga a u south& wes,,64O7:
BUTTER-store l33 10 ,shipningl4 l53,
family ~ a u
CHEESE milk slfour meals 6,
shipping . J..
FLOUR-,Howard street 5 % a 81 Ohio,
s, Pa a 600; Genesee, coH. brands, ~ O,OOi
Genesee, fancy brands, 5,75 Coz
CORN--ilat Ga a 90, miTed6t, white 30 a57
OATS-southcrn, 30 33; horthern, DO a47,
eastern,!40 a 90.
wOOL-ihere is good demand for do.
nestle fleece and pulled, particularly for lower
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
NtM@MHAGRSs

In LymanSN. II, Jsn. ], by Rev, H. Camp.
bell, Mr. WiLLIWu & WNo, Of Lyndon and
Miss Mana KSAFF, Of Lyman.
Al ClArrsont, N, H., Dee. %, by the IT..
Rev. CaTlstou Chase, David Diekey, Esq and
LOIS Leyrrett, 4th daughter OF the late John
Ne'-on, Esq both Of HaTerbills
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

G1rThe truth is, and ii hus long been Sc.
crei to US, that those who make large sales
can grow rich on small profits. George w
Simmons of GAL HAIL, Boston, gives good
bargains to those in want of any kind of
ciothiHg.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

AnQTnER VINO PArER,-Wo have re-
eeiyed neatly printed sheet, about the
size of ours, called tho "y0mOni Tn
bune," the first number Of which has jus,
been Issued at Brandon. II Is edited aud
published by WILLIAM c. Rooms, aud nd
yoenIes Wing principles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
To JOiners.

uNHE subscriber has for sale HfHeA and
Il Moulding PiaHss-i @, Woods and Irons
ofsuoh Planes They will DO found at his
shop on Church Street
l. d. HOWARD
H. Johnsbnfy, Jan. 2, 1850 6iDlf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

o. The resolutions reported to tho Geo.
Legislature, by committee, nuihoGzing tho
Governor to call convention of tho people
in The event Of Congress passing tho VIII
MOI Proyiso, SC, pnssed the House unnni-
mously, but were indefinitely postponed in he
Senate. The vote stood 20 to 90 The Pres
denl voted in The affirmative, and They were
indefinitely postponed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

o. Mr. Clemens, the new Senator from
Alabama has been 10 some quarters styled
"a Taylor Democrat" lie never WINS n 1ay-
Tor nan. lilo ran against Hon, williamson
n w. Cobb, Democrat, for Congress,
chiefly on The ground lhnt Cohb had refused
to algli thu Calhoun manifesto. Cobb was
elected, aud Clemens was subsequently O.
locled 10y the Legislature TO the Senate,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
Kitchen Il Henlerson's

HAfR PREsERYATlYE, fine article
II II 20 Improve and enylgofaie the Hair al,
80 The AmbTrin Cream and Italian Soap for
improving The complexion and removing e.
Tuptionu pf the skin, aud Goufaud's Han T..
Indicators, isF sale BY J, C. BINGHAM.
b. Johnsbufy, Jan. !, l-5O 6iOf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
Wood and Timber.

I HAVE THREE HUNDRED ACRES of
LJhnnd, 100 of frst rate pnsturing, and the
rest heavily Timbercd with first rate Sptuee
and he mlock and coal wood. with good Saw
Mil! and Coal Kiln, DC. on It, situated about
five miles FROM the Plain, which wish to scR
aud give the buyer q great bargain. For par.
ticulnrs, inquire of j y. Sles, or Of the sub.
scrbcr. THOMAS HILL, JR
St Johnsbury, Dec ~, 1914 6istf
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Fashionable
CT O THIN G.

Great Chance for Bargains!
TVNHE subscriber has on hand, and is now
Il manufacturing the LARGEST aad best
e-.
Assortment of Clothing
ever offered the public in this part of the State.
all of which he will guarantee to sell CHEAP.
Err and to be BE7,TER MADE than can bs
found in this part Of the Country. In his as.
sortment will be found OVERSACKS OF all
oolors-B Black, Green, Brown, Drab and Gray.
SACKS Of all kinds; PANTS and VESTS
Of all kinds; OVER.4LL.S;
all ID which will be sold as cheap If not cheap
sr than the same can be bought in Boston
All Kinds of GARMENTS nads-&a- order
from patterns which can be selected from his
assortment at
PRICES % PER CENT LESS
IA an cun be dope elsewhere.
4 E.qRGE .4SS0RT,nE.NTo Of CLOTHS,
Trimmings, DoessGas, CdssimereSS Yestngs
kept constuntlyon hand, which will be sold
and no mistake,
Cutting done for others TO make.
= BOLES.
Danvillc, Oct %, 1910 63otf
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Two editors and five officers ofdisIinclion
aud tweuty.sevcn olhrrs,nll the pnrlisans OF
the oNlled chciinin, we're shot on their ni.
tack on the Presidents Palace, and were II
not for the slendmrss ortho troops. the con-
sequences would have been far moro fatal,
Hs tho present Cabinet IN not Va good odor
with The mnsscs. independently of this,
however, therr IL good deal OF discomfort
with the said to prevail IN Mex.
leo.