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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08

/ A WRITER in the (London) Wecklu Ns,os
speakingof the law Of entail and primogen-
iture, says
Formerly chieftain orterritorial mag
nate was accustomed to support all the
members Of his family and clan; but now.
with Increased wealth. our large proprietors
have managed to free themselves in a great
measure from all such onerous responsible,
ties. Instead OF finding subsistence for alt
oil the same lineage or name, they do not So
much as provide generally for their own
families. AS soon as they possiblycan, they
they throw them upon the care of their Kind
country; and their immense rentals fall In
TO The hands of their eldest sons, and into
theirs aione. Some Of these favored repre-.
sentatifes of noble or ancient houses POD
ses dozen or half dozen palaces, and
f20D, ,000or eYen 100000 year! And
here II may very naturally be asked. how Is
this prodgious, this almost incredible sun,
spent? Perhaps in securing independence
for their younger children, and all the ne.
cessaries, end some of the comforts of life
fof the hard-working peasantry on their es
laies? No such thing. These natural and
urgent claims are almost totally neglected.
Their sons are placed in oyer-paid and un.
necessary offices at the expense of the ia.
tion; these help to constitute the genteel|
ppOr- and which. es remarked in i
former lettersi is mostly ingeniously dove
tailed into every branch Of department ofthe
public service. Our $50 admirsls is one
specimen of this artful policy, andit would
be easy 10 Gull others equally instructire
from the church, the army, and the colonie.
And the peasants, who wear out tflei
strength and lives in cul.ivating their field
under the strict 0nd in too many. cases, 81
tete mastership oftheir tenants, who, bein1
tacked with high rents, are almost drive
Into this severity, ,--these unfortunate men
sts hardly allowed enough to keep soul and
body together"
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08
Good once more from New York.

At the late election for Supervisors ian
important ofice) il the towns of New
York, the democracy were perfectly united,
and have carried the State by large major
ity. Last year out Of 534, the wings had a
majority of 81, now the democpts have a
majority Of 100; making gain of l3l.
Another Hurrah for The Empire State
@yote in Scioto county for members
of Convention.
George Collins, whig $40
Abijah PATTERSON, dem. 554
Majority. 2e6
H. N, Gillet, whig, 957
William Campbell, dem. $40
Majority. 1897
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08

A SUBSTITUTE FOR TEA.--Dr. Graham,
mold and experiencedph in London,
says, II may state on very respectable
authority, thaithe first leaves Of whortle-
berry, properly gathered and dried in the
shade, cannot be distinguished from real
China teas.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08
Las. Moments ofJohn 9. calAu,,n.

WASHINGTON, April lst.Cfhe last word
ofMr Calhounwere II arlresting now yety
easily :" None ofbis family; save one, worS
present. Mr. Venable Of North Caroiiaa.
who occupied ibe next room, was called
and came in.--Mr Calhoun extended his
hand. His eyes were very bright, and ho
gps perfectly conscious but did not spea]r
Mr Venable found TINT be had 10 puiss. sl.i'
Snd he poured part Of a glass ofNadariu,
Alr Calhoun raised his head, drunk Il, nr3
llen sunk buck upon his pillow. MI ol
spd D Wallace q South Pl, carelina. CAM
in.-When the door closed, Mr. Calhoun
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08
Good from old conneotiout.

The democrats of Connecticut have done
most nobIy. In spite OF Trueman Smith,
and all his coadjutors they have elected a
Governor anda majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature, thus securinga United States
Senator for six years. Hurrahfor Connecti-
cut!
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 5.
FLoUR.-There was more disposition to
buy this morning, and we heard Of sales fin
canal of 33s bbls at $4, 20, 1873 do at same
and 294 do at $4,65. The receipts BY cana
and railroad during the "a hours are 247l
bbls.
WHIsKEY.-The market opens dull to-day
and the sales aie at further decline. Re.
ceived by the Miami canal the last % hours
1926 bbls. The sales reported are 36 81
20 and 10 I'm river at l95 c, l80 do FIN cana
al l93 C. ~
River has risen 5 inches since Yesterday
noon, and is still rising slowly.
-------------------------
NoTHINc is Losr The drops that min.
gle with the hood--the sand dropped on
the sen-shore--the word you have spoken,
will not be lost. Each will have its iDilu-
ence and be felt, till time shall be no more.
Have you ever thought Of the effect Tint
might be produced by single wordl
Drop it pleasantly among group, and it
will make a dozen happy, to return to
their homes, and produce the sameeffect
ona hundred, perhaps. A bad word may
arouse the indignation Of. a whole neigh.
borhood; il may spread like wild fire to
produce disastrous effects. AS no word Is
lost, be careful3ow you speak: speak kind.
ly. The ihiluence you may exert by a
life Of bindness; by words dropped among
and the old--is incalculabIe.
twill notcease when your bodies lie in
tho grave, but will be felt wider and still
wider as year after yeuPpuSses away,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08

Madame A. Murat arrived at New Orleans
lately in the ship Brunswick, from Havre.
This lady is the wife Of A. Murat, ex-Princp
ofNaples, and the grand niece Of Washing
ton, 4,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08

Spring liHeets in its nrI
| lfulof tie stpiring struge| Il
frogs have Sentured, dulin
evenings, tp welcome the 81 +.
theft cieeSfnl peepings. w
sional note from sescnlspeci'
cred ssngsEers, the sed-biid,
blsek-kM and one morning
that sure hhr5inger Of Spring. IAt
gave usa touch Of his garrulity ju4 3 "a 81
know that he was about. The bld1co| [|
the peach, ,.have ,formore thana wed
their colors, but have not yetopened Ils
prospect; sofar, in this section is d 81
fruit, Alihoughthe season is rathei .<.
ward, all rest secure in the promise a<
Spring time and harvest shall never cl.s
The notebf PREPARATION is everywhere t.f
for the business Of the year, and man has IA
reason to doubt that the earth will yield ile
increase and all his wants be- abundanl'
supplied Let his gratitude be as constsH
/ NAA Upuiplhut do lib ulCboiHBos
/ We notice number of buildin1
ALREADY going upsin different parts Of 4.
town, and preparations for more activel
commented. A number of old frames ar4
fchangine theirlocation, under the guidanct
of those tacticiahs Ball and Reniger. Al
old twd story, no longer grand enough ID
Front sreet, we observed day Or tVa
since, eeeping along Market TO take a ST
tioninhe low ground on Third. Even
inanimate things Of this world particip e
in the Wrations of Fortunes wheel,
0 During the last week many neu
and bright looking lumber RATS, from tlis
Allegheny, have been slowly floating past
on the bosom of la belle riviere, destine'
chiefyto 10 build up our towns and cities 81
the west. How leisurely and independent.
" they ipass along! VARYING in length from
200 to500 feet, and in breadth from so "a
100; having 3 Oh 4 feet in the water II
almost solid lumber; piled up with bundles
of shingles, and with one or more shantiss
ontheir broad surface, they stand in fear Of
obstruction. A snag or sawyer they care
butlitle about, either sliding without
damage or swinging around it. To the
proud steamer they say, "touch us if yot
dare, ,s3snd the wary pilot gives them Wild
berthd Compared to the steamer they are
what hsre brute force is to intelligence
dangetous when thwarted and opposed but
bene fcial when properly directed and con
trOlled.
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Late from California.

The Cherokee arrived at New York on
the 5th bringing dates from San Fran.
ciscoto March lst, and nearly 81, 100000
in gold dust, The-dry season had com.
menced and business in the diggings had
resumed its activity. The steamers Ore
gon and Tennessee had arrived st Panama.
ftr The Piketon Journal comes to us this
week considerably improved in its appear
ance. We are glad to see such evidences Of
enterprise and prosperity in the press Of
Pike county. Nothing is wanting there
now but good democratic sheet to correct
the little political wanderings of our neigh
Dor DEXTER, and keep him from becoming
too greatly high-fallutinized through excess
OF prosperity.
The Excelsior and Weekly Mercantile
Gazette, is the title Of paper just received
from New York, being the union of two
different papers, as the title imports. For
mercantile and business men this is a
sheet that may be proftably patronized---
particularly merchants who visit New York
. several times during the year.
Fitsgvalds City Item. This is the title
ofa paper published at Philadelphia, now in
its 7th volume. at a. a wear. Besides orig
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08

Advices from Berlin inform us that ne
gotiations between the courts of Austria
and Prussia for definite consummation of
central government for Germany have en-
tirely failed.
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EaIthqualse at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. April d, P, M.

The shock of on Earthquake wus expe-
rienced here, of full half minute duration,
at.half past 8 o'clock this evening.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08

PrrTsBURGH, April 5, M.
River 81 feet and raining slowly. Wealth
er pleasant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

plete abolition Of slavery Ia tho District. This
led a. q very interesting but eKcitng debate,
which had the effect ~ diminish the South
ern support ofthe bill pending tho diFcussion
Of which the Senate adjourned
HOUSE,. Mr. Boyd moved that the oaths BE-
10 the Representative from
Galiluruia.
Mr Nonahle raised point Of order against
their admissibilty
The Speaker decided that IL required the
action ofrhe House which decision WINS APP
pcilcd huur aud The appeal laid ~ The table
An excited and prniiacted debate followed
during which the House adjourned,
WAAuRG4AE, 4y.4laa-.lag Sent. II.
Mr. Fremont introduced bills 30 extend the
Judiciary lave over California, aud "a create
the office ~ Surveyor General and restrict
Indian claims In lhc gold regions oflhat State,
Of which ho gave notice Yesterday
The bill for the rrlicfof the Colonization
Society was passed
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
thc hin a. abolish the slave trade Ia the Dir
trirt of Columbia,
Mr. ilnuiu expressed himself strongly a.
palust Mr. Nrwarda proposition, aud ga favor
~ the original hil
Mr. lay spoke IN support Of the-b bill
\ very innammniury discussion followed
/ iu the course Of which Mr. Winthrop rrrciy-
/ cd much personal abuse from jefferson DAVIS
aud most undignihcd reply from Mr. hut
lr+
Mr. Winthrop rcioincd with some pertinent
remarks, after which the senate adjourned
lIoC-E,-Thc House took mp the proposi
ton offered hy Mr. Robinson, yesterday, Z,
admit the California Representatives forth
with which WAS adoptrl-lOg a. 30 and the,
we're sworn igand seated,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
THE JAILED MAN.

THE llOr-liED 90 DlsuFlpH' fhiLApEI-
PutA. sent 10. The Bulletin has Wash
inatfni despatch, saying that information has
iaen received by telegraph from Charleston,
stating that tho Is0pie III that city are flri-
mis AZ the fassaee a. the territorial billa. Up
on receipt OF The news, public demoustra-
ton WIS got zap, aud the Tag 81 Tho Union
wa troslden undrr fo0l Meeunqs have hren
called Ia q number ~ districts 10 South Car
olina, to take action upon the present. state Of
aUafra -. J.I,orgultT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
r}RApGLSs

In Irasburgh, Sept. I, Mary c. youngest dansha
ter Of MIR Moses sargentaGcd u years and months
In LunenburP, Mug zzd, Of, consumption A'F-
Iucretia, wife Of DIR 7. T. Cushnnn, and youngest
daughter Of Deacon samuel and Jerrishn Gatcs,hged
2oSenrs.
In Charleston, Aug. 10, Samuel Seymour, son of
Samuel NJ, and Emclino Cobb, aged one year and
8 month";
In Newark, Aug 20, scrcpta Jane, daughter of
AFRO A. and Aurilln Hartwell, nged.l ycHr months
aud II days.
In Newbury, Sept. Q, Mrs Charlotte, wife Of 10
-cph Atkinson, E,q., aged 80.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
BIaIte's Patent

FINE PR n n n = fINI'S,
Which iu o. few mou'hs fIus ~ slniror Stone rro-
WV1tilrr uf fire.
LOOK orr ron FRAUDS s. unuruc'p lcf
prrsnus Hr0 unerfuH rIiriit uf.rlT- iur salr C1nf
thrfH Ohio IIlr fuHf lriut. fHr TrIuiur article Is
nulv a. lr obtained nf fle idfaff, ~ Aew Vol ,
ur hi- Ae'ui-, and every UHrtuur b. HHrkri Maifs
PHf.Hf Ifrf VnsI = mL Tho HWhnilrIl ngru',
llnE. =. NALL 80 H.ed s'rff, ih'''oH hns 600. r.
uuf lfrri'.f Manufacturing lrrHil.tUHTuts HUd VII
Ttfr iirr sit'is -isr- nf tle fH'Hi nnd Ne Wnitt
iu nuv uir WIN will rrui 80 COLL ni iIs t"uniluF
Enru, Is N.pef - ~ NHH
AI.u. PREPARED CANVASS Hll n,tit M ilr
Reef nr ~ Poe nj huiing. iHHI inf tlr rltlr-i Ful
Wu.f Iurillr ruFrrfH ttrr lUFeuigi N.n l'1nt
lNU NAILS. manufactured rFpr'-F hlr purf'Ng Vi
fhr fHYH--. So uur Dos, nr uHuIue H0Irlr- 1HDi
furrfi0url u thnut ~ name hc.HF W1rle uUnI
thru. IEtE. Y. HALL. tHn1ii.-inu Nrn'hlHi,
hu. sr linlu ~. I',-fuli.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
AGEMra WANTED.

90 .-ll rrlr.' Nrn mI F0uulr Pictorial pmrrr
f0n 0ftlr mt.l hHir-f lrstUrV nf knnHlrlerr
iinnt.
90 uru M enterprise nni f1rf. fhs hU.'ufss ri,
~ Hu nupnrtuuifv ir mnh'HiT employment -r'-
li0rn ~ ~ mot with There 8 40 town BOZ fha
ui0u " irfa frif llur-f aui sHl iI-Im-el per-
-ui ruu ni ~ selling from ~ a. 100 rnlulurr, go
r0riiu9 ~ flr population.
lull particular uf IFlur'p'r HNI prYl's ~ ihe o.
rrury rlll ifF mffH ~ aprNHifmi. ffH-f paid ~
3. 81 IEfIENGlLl, 90 State stnr, hn'1u,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

JrNNY LlNp's FIHsT CoNcEnr'-rhc num-
her ortickcls' sold in New York for Jcpny's
Concert last Wednesday evening was 1925
ni an average of s5,is amounting To
s2i,GIS,s7. Il il said she is to distribute the
net proceeds Of her first concert among the
Chariublc Societies orthc City of New York
in amount, upwards Of $4,000. The New
Yorkcommcrca, speaking of Jenny LindS
rehearsal, says
I've have time now, nor is our exotic
mcnt sufficiently subducd,so describe our lm-
prcssions or note our observations Suffice
Il ia -ap thar WI have heard her. Such sur
passing. divincly sweet sounds never belnrr
came from human voice-now clear aud bird
like, then seeming 10 come from aiar,likc the
tones Of flute in tho still evening mir, from
the bosom of ulncid lakc=and anon pcnlinE
in trucst tone Gar above the crash ot the or
chcsira. We can now understand Tie spell
that surrounds her; though the * id3nation is
to be- found only-yhrrc We found li in her
presence. As natural aud unaffected IN man
ncrs as il is pos.iblctnr n lady to hu--scnsi-
tive Ia tSe slightest Jar Ia the Instrumental
accompanimcnt,- she is "diynr IN song aud
we know no other word that will convey any
adequate idea of the all-powcriul spell the
absorb m intensity of feeling with whifh she
draws all hearts To- herself Bcllctti - SlsQ
a fine singer baritone, with taulucSs cNtcu~
ton"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
NEW ENGLAND
Truss ManufactOry,

RITCTIET' aud .ST'TE1L TRJSSES,
4G7 Washington dr,,i, Bushu, .hiss I67.
All the various approved lHrssr~ constantly for
Ladies' MlliiGL ~ LIZ AlE,t r--i- ~ trr-trr,
who has hud 30 YEAR experience IN the business.
The subscriber has removed his place uf business
10 E67 Washington strcct, mp beyond the Bpylstun
Market du,r- ft,'in Ia Grhnrr pllCr m the sumC
side of the street, Of the two above named places
Strangers Ia the city will please take noticc the
odd numbers and even numbers are on opposite sides
OF the street Il hciug 4ld opposite the subscribers
residence, 4B7 Whcrv ho viii keep fun supply OF
lant- and youths. hhruminul supporters at ct
different Kinds such Hu., Chhpin's Spinal Cut
ter's, Ftchs, lnplrs, Sc. &c. Ladies waited upon
by Mrs, Caroline y. Poster ut the above place,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
REPRESENTATIVES,

ELrcrioN - MAINr.-1 The annual cleo
ton in Maine, was la-t Monday lituns
lium about hale tho State Indicate Tho usual
result ia that llaa} rrqion iocolooo,ofcourc.
In lho Cumberland District Fcsscndcu,WlIig,
d beaten by Appleton, by 80 votes Partial
returns from otbor Congregational Districts
look fa'orably lor the -uccc-r Of lor2 Wing
lhooJI,o,m-No .Icction an the second
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

CoNriRMAfIoNs.-T The Washington Rcpulr
lie and the lntclligcuccr contain column of
combinations hN the Senate, of appointments
made by the President. We select those from
Vermont ~. go.
Collector Albert l.. Catlin, for the district
of Vermont
Postmasier.- Luther +. Blodgct, of Bur
lington, VT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

RAILROAD AccIDENT,AND LOSS OF LIFE.
On Saturday morning. rs the empty train
ofcars was returning from Bellows Falls to
Kecnc, il came in contact with n gravel train
on which were - laborers, two Of whom were
killed outright, ind several others severely
injured Onc Of the engines was destroyed,
z.
and the other much damaged.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

INroErNvr rroM TfNA--Tgaora 10
MAHCu oN SANTA III. NV ORLEANs,
SUNDAY, Sept X. We have Just received la
ter adliccs from Texas, The joint Commit
tee of the Legislature OF that state have ~
ported in favor of raising 1000 troops, Ia
march forthwith 20 Santa Fr, The news ai
the passage or Mr. foarcc'v biti tur the rrt''''-
mcnt oitho boundary ,hy the Senate, has boon
received az Austin. IL is said that the Lcgs-
laturc Of Texas possesses no authority Ca dis
pose of the territory Of that State. The sub
icct must be- referred to the popular suffrage.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
M al MEAG8 "a

In Winiston, VI, Sept. 4, by Rev. y. II. Bixby,
Mr. Jacob Chapman, of Moriah, n. Y, and Miss
Louisa T.. patten, Of Williston.
In Danville, Sept. LIST, by Rev. ~ Webster, MIR
George w. Brown and Miss Malvina Clark, both of
Bnrnct.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
MILITARY AND REGALIA
TRIMMINGS.

Nrlyeis, hatins, Silks, Ribbons, hennos, Cotton
NrlYeis. bamlsks h0rrns, Nutiuur, Enale, liai"nsr
liuliinn lnr wrought work Guld md Silver AHnv
lnces nud Cords hnuncr hilks mud trimming boz
Gold aHi hilyeri N0rsted fnngesf Theatrical ~
er- W Hll varieties, fur cole ~ extremely lev price,,
Particular attention VriH tu Hii urrirrs hH hfiiHe
up halle boz ilIr moot tasteful Waunrri Hud % sWlll
rHHWir'iHH rIiv witt iir Hrhr 'rf Hiir+iHr 90 tAs
uuier- nf nthrrs, which may nOi h0 exactly in nav
hur ~ husiurss, Order suriiri, and promptly
attended ~.
4 az nnII Ann 4 l--.-. -t-..t 49,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
THE MAHKETs.
nnInnrnr ,lAnkEr. srla 8.

"NITUIIUN WNWNTTI "TTHI"
Al market. 1000 beef cattle 1000 store, W pairs
w0ri inF nnrn, a. COWS and cHiYr' bop1 sheep ana
Awls, mud 100 swine,
imCIh Hrrf lHHiF-lrifAt f'f MT HnHlHYi
al, .rrnud gual,tt. 81. thid quality, u 90.
niUusr-i raTugs, ~ Auf ltifa nllt W % 90
Working OHen- 500 ~, ~ 100.
Cove aud layrs- s2l, ~, a. 2hr ~ a.
Sheep and lHWhs-An WluH-
hsiur-u bIc.i retail . &C.. Hog. go
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

Total S21. 26S .137 AZ
There has been received during July and
August, 1850, as much As during the first
thirteen months of the California gold.impor-
tation. Whole numbcrof packages of gold re-
cciYed. 500; Of which in July and August,
1850, 500. About one million 10y the last
steamcr-N Y. Journal of Commerce..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
JONES SYSTEM

OF HOOk- kEEriNG ANp ACCOUNT ANralIlp,
iIrurutry aud partIral adapted tn sflflu-ruir-
iul s.Hippi- Hnd Counting House, win krr. etf--
nrhnalF, 3d. Blanks c0rrrspuud.nn with ul,rnlr
tna boz the book, - Discount 20 irr cent ~ tlr
irdr. srho0ls nui frHrirr-.
fm suln W 2tG Wl-hugt0u Street Ii-fouf Gril't
Wutl, over Iuuor. liHll ruDr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

EXCHANGE Cofrrr IIorsr, RosroN. The supc-
rior accommodations and central location Of this cs
Enlistment, being in the immediate vicinity OF the
p.-t uaicG-- hanks Custom House. and msnmncc
Offices furnishes to the commercial traveller every
comfort and convenience, ut the moderate charge
Of ,p, dollar nor dpN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

At umriu aspi ratiig--Hlnni 1000 hrrvr7, aud
llp Store, consisting ul s"fhUF oAfni r"Ws and
rgl,ps, Hul Hui IS yors old.
FHi,tH- Market GrFi--latW fNf 10 qU1ilN
OH IN quality bli gi quality GiurilnHrl ~ % ~
Neal Cave GA 90. iildrf 1n rutt lnllnN hn.
htDrr- WHiiup Oaru sou, ~ M no
IuNs uud CnlYr.-siii 80 $500 Af.
L NtaHlup-s3,bH ~,
Two yrlrs uld-eln, ~ co.
Three yrHrs Dld.--si6, a. 80.
sheen aud Iainlis-iaD2 10 market. fncrs-lH
TN, %, i,GuT 49, iat 81, l!,2Asl
swine a retail o. o,
NaaL,r Irag fafh Aif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

Ma"athmens,-N M election on the sccon,
trial ia the "a District.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
u IL RAIL-

80. 40 WASWNGTON STREET,
Marriage. visiting nuI hu.uf.s c1rlr, EuFrFri
AMI Printed u fhr lnp-t approved tfYlfH. Steel Hud
Copper flan Printing ,ilr boz ihr hr.i uIHuurr.-
Oriers personally .tiaplud "a and promptly ehecu-
TOD
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
G. TOLMAN & co.
Arli(iciaI Lcgs. Arms and Hands

KUN $50 ] - 500
APPARATUS iIr dciunnitN iu spine, Feet ur
= re- Ahls'H,rpl Supis,r., liu-..l.. li.aa Sl,ak-
inrs, kucr Cup, shoulder lincr., Nu-rru-oric, and
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PETTENGlLEs BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

IUII-IVIIU ~ - No TIL II'N'FIEsI7
NeW.papsr Adrcriisbg a Subscription dgcW
~. 10, state Street Boston,
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s. CRANES PATENT -SOAP.

PATENTED IN 1850 An article highly approved
hvyuil' VIM h1vr sised il. Manufactured and sold
Wholesale and Retail, y liberal discount To whole
snir purchasers. WA. MOORE, General Agent, No.
4 MIR, block. Lincoln street Boston.
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DEDICATION. The new Baptist Meeting
House at Brndlcyvnlc will be dedicated on Thurs
day the 10th Of September ;--scriccs to commence
NJ lol O'Clock, a. NJ.
NOTICE. The Caledonia County Bible Socie-
" will hold its 35th annual meeting ut Pcacham, ON
tho first "Wednesday Of October next, being the I'd
day Of said month. sermon may he expected ON
the occasion from the Rev Mr. Dudley, Of Dnnyillc
Lot full attendance ON this anniversary show our
faith in the bible cause r. HOWARD, Sec.
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THE ELEcrIos-The last Waohnah has
the following general result N the election IN
lhis State, Il embraces several more towns,
than does our lin Of votes Tor Governor.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR
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Dlake's Bonnet Dloachery,

5000 Washington IT, RytB, 70 few loor, north ct -
sex IT,. oycr Tcwkc.hury'- look-torc.
STRAW BONNETS OF every description are Alter
cd Birnchcd or Colorri and pr,--,l IN the very
best manner. Alillmcr- NJ distance. .cnding Bou-
nets by Expires. can depend upou having them ~
turned promptly.
J. BLAKE, 800! Washington IT., Bo.lg,.