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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-19
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN THE COMMON TLEAs.
PIcKENS DISTRICT. y" :.
Allen Keith, assignee Dec. in Attach
r,t tt VS.. . Perry d. Keith
The Plaintiff having this day filed his
Declaration in my Office, and the Defen-
dant having no Wife, nor Attorney,
known to be in this State on whoma co
py of this Declaration may be served,
On motion of Plaintiff s ATTORNEY,
It's Ordered, That The Defendant do
appear and plead or demnr to the said
Declaration, within one year and a day
from this date, or judgment will entered
by default. ~ 92l "a slQa
q hna'sat w. L. KEITH, C. q. p.
january lis 1.'iissso..} j, ss-,y a,ao
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sTATEoF SOUTH CAROLINA
pICKENs DIsTRIc t.

Whereas, w. S. Williams has
filed notice in my office requiring
meto take charge of the Estate Of
Thomas Smith, late of Pickens Dis
trict deceased, / will sellth Estate
ofthe said Thomas Smith at his late
residence on the 30th inst. d no
3 Terms, six months credit.
$40 w. ID. STEELE, O. p. d.
Oct. ID, 1850. 71taaeI. ''o eal 70
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HE I'D QUARTERS.

CHARLESTON, FEB. 27, 1850
TGENERiL ORDERS NO.-1
CIRCUMTANCES demanding that the
Governor should he officially acquainted
with the effective force of the State, and
the number of alarm men--thc Brisadier
Generals are hereby directed forthwith to
make returns of their commands, to the
Adiutant and Inspector Gencralat Cam
den. A failure in responding promptly to
this order, will not be overlooked, and the
newspaper publications will be regarded as
sufficient notice.
BY order of the Commander in Chic
j. w. CANTEY, Adjutant and In
Spector General. o1aa
March o. 40 ~ I'm.
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Or.lfannrY,s SaIG.

BY order of w. d, Steele Esq,
Ordinary for Pickcns District. willbe
sold onEale day in November next,
before the Sheriff's Office within the
legal hours, A Tract of Land belong
ing TO the Estate of Joseph Taylor
decd, lying on the waters of Col
dens creek, adjoining lands of Ran
som Banks, b L. Holland, &; w.
Taylor, and others, containing one
hunired and e'ghty-scven acres more
Oh less. l.a Et
!, Sold for partition among the heirs
of said deceased, Terms of sale
Sold upon credit oftwelve months,
except the cost which will be re.
CURED on day ofsale. Purchasers
giving bond with good security and
a mortgage upon the premises if re-
CURED by the Ordinary to secure
payment of the purchase money. 81
]. A. DOYLE, S. r. ID.
Oct. 10, 1850 ''2a ~ wSlN
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@0DEW'@ LADY 5 BOOK
FOR 1880.
THE BOOK OF THE NATION
THE Oldest Magazi,,e In 4mcricd.

nc C'HeSt 4hu{SuNtN W <IWGItCU.
EDITED BY MRS. SARAH j. HALE.
COMPARISON BETWEEN Cooley AND Tur OTHER
PHILADELPHIA MoNTuLIEs. f
in 1s4s, the Lady's Bools gave Ole pages
whichis l6 more than one, aud 14S more than
the other Philadelphia monthly. He gave 2sI
engravings-among which were 90 colored. and
93 full pages-which is 1876 more than one, and
$50 more than the other.
We give, in each number, piece of music,
printed separately on tinted paper "a pages, or
twelve pieces in year. To show the cheapness
of the Lady's Book, this music, if bought scpar
ately at the music stores, VIC" cost exactly the
price of the whole years subsc, ption-S3.
SOME OF OUR PECULIAR EMBELLIsIIagNTs.--La-
dies work table-which comprises every kind or
needle-work embroidery, knitting, ,nctting-cro
ct, patterns for capcS chemesettes cbiidrens
clothes, wedding-dresses, indoor and outdoor
costumes; bird of America colored flower plates;
model cottages and furniture; fashionable do;
lacework; Nignctte plates Mt the head of articles
etc, etc All the above arc illustrated by engra-
wings. r.It+eI.
| And, in 1850, will also be given set ofengra-
wings, illustrative Of the costumes of all nations
with descriptions by Mrs. Hale Most ofthe old
features Of the Book that were so popular last
year, will be retained, and new ones added rs
they may suggest themselves to the publisher
| a NEW NOVEL BY w. GILMORE SIAiAIS,
Will be one of the features for 1850.
We have long stood at the head of the Maga-
zinc world for our contributions; they always
moral and nstru e, and such as may be placed
before n family without hesitation This depart
nIcnt is under the control of of Mrs. Sarah Jo
sepha Hale, whose name alone ID sufficient
guarantee for the propricty of the Lady's Book.
We may say the same of our engraymgs We
will never, as is done by II contemporary, publish
indecent modclartist picturessuch - no parent
would allow child to look at.
| GopEY's LApY's Book for 1850 shall surpnss
That of lsl9, and exceed MI magazines, past
cnt, and to GOMEZ a5Iilfs '.,.ag .8F
Terms: So aycar in advance, postage paid.
! Address l.. A. Cooley,
| ll3 Chesnut-s Philadelphia
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Oct. 10, 1850

DY His ExcelIency, Whitemarsh
10 b.. Seabrook,r Governor and
Conmander-n- Chief in and over the
State of South Carohna:g ie't, sA."
WHEREAS, ii is the duty OF every re.
ilg GUS communilyto acknowledge
atstated periods, their dependence
on Aim ghty God, 10 express their
. gratitude for past mercies, and
humbly 10 implore His blessing for
the future sr.g .S
u No,o, therefore, /, Whitemarsh b.
Seabrook, Governor of South Caro-
DINA, do hereby recommend to the
people of the State, to observe the
Fourth Thursday in October next,
asa day of ofthanksgiving, humiliation
and prayer and 10 assemble ait their
respective places of worship to offer
uptheir devotions to that Beng, who
has assigned us home rich in the
best fruits ofthe earth, and distingu-
Ished for the excellence fits, reiig-
ious, political, social and ciyilinstiti-
Sons. ....j55,,,, a,od, III s,ef,,,,-5.
Given under my hand, andthe Seal
of the State, at Columbia, this TWEEN
ty third day of September, in the
year Of our Lord one housand eight
hundred (; nd afiftys and the seventy
fifth year of American independence.
WHITEMARsH b. SEARRoox.
i. K. Heneganr Secretary o, State.
TEyery paper in the State will
publishthree times. 9 d8i8 f.lF
g Sep. 27-43t. 8''..a5,o o@e9 saa"
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{ FCorllI1ais sfoss mere hants.

~ NJ I'VE AtS bt q Hh - .
Karket'Street, HAABURa, S. c. " Arrnrnoot
McIntosh. Street, AUGUSTA, Ga.--FIREpn ooF
Take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally; ahat
they still continue the lWAsgho0sE and
GoMaissIoN business IN this place and
Augusta, Ca, where they offer theirser-
vices to RgoEIvE, SroRE OR SELL CoTroN,
FIaUR, BACON, &o.g RECEIVE &Nni FoR-
WARD MERonANDlsRe RUY Goops, ron
PIAErsRs on MsRcitA NTs.nyga 81 mali
Their Warehouse in Augusta. is, on
MeIntoshrstres5ain in the centre Of the Cot
ton trade. $40
Their Warehouse in this glace. is. safe
from water and Isolated, therefore not
exposed to fire. M -, y,
AS they viii be constantly at. their
post, and promoting the interests Of sheir
friends (which they are aware win add to
their oith) They solicit and hopc to
niefitaasi seceivc. afull share 81. that libil
eral patronage heretofore bestowed. and
for which they now return thanks. sl}fll
Liberal cash advances win BIO madc
when foqttiretg on any produce HI store
ae9 slJRFFBRS, C0Ti1RAN 6seCo.ial
Hamburg, Sept. Let, ls4e. Ie
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NHE Undersign take this method
1 of calling the attention Of pur-
chasers TO large stock of Groceries,
both in Augusta Ga, and Hamburg
,. =. Consisting in part of a'G - .
ASlAeSGHNG, both Gunny and
Dundee; 44 TO As inches 4
wide, and heavy.
bale Rope aMd TNvimc.
SUGAR COFFEE .SALTIRON
1ao1asSes, Cheese, Mackerel,
Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality,
CANDLES, TALLow, AND PATENT
' MOULD, Of all kinds, 9A
Sole Leather, Oak tanned, SO
ard Hem.ock, do,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch,
,ea' a 81" Indigo and Madder,, 'it'@f
WINDOW GLASS, a,.a.
f" Ho ma' -7o" PUI'TY,
GINGER,
9sm ls. PEPPER, 10
..HF ttH t .- .nhn ~. sSDTCE n
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EesG1HK seBJ,F.

HIVIVHh 0DU a.
sttose indebted to the subscriber can
ave cost by calling and settling their
notes sand accounts as longer indulgence
cannot he civ en-.
JAMES GEORGE.
Jan. 5, so
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"THE SOUTHERN pREss y

Tor the conduct of which, suitable Editors have
pecn engaged who will alsoreceive the aid OF
number OF eminent and able contributors
There will be both q tri-weckly and a weekly
isSue--the latter to contain substantially the
same matter as the former, and intended to
reach those points OF the country whose mail
facilities are limited.
Daily issue will be added hereafter, shou i
1t be deemed advisable or necessary by the
press aud people Oft the Southern States. ~
The paper will not be exclusively political
but will embrace on its broad sheet the pener-
OF news of the day, domestic and foreign, by
nau and telegraph; commercial and agri ult,i.
RAJ and literary yypieces; criticisms, original es-
says, literary aud miscellaneous: and, in hort,
aii those items of general interest, tie coiec-
ted aggregate ofwhich constitutbs tIic interps-
ting and valuable Newspaper Grcat care
VIII be taken TO give full and correct, Report of
the Proceedings and Debates in both Iioases
OF Congress; us we'll as Inc action oi the ioca
Legislatures ON the Southern question. ylLo
4, limited number only Of Advertisements
VIII DC receivcd-;l.em object being to fur
sh o aiargeamount ofreading matter
The paper will be printed ON n sheet equal
III SIZE to those of the other Washington papers
and tho material will be procured especially
for the purpose
1t is confidently hoped that cyerytrue
friend to the South will aid in procuring sub
cribers, and forward tho names. with the
amount subscribed, to some Southern Repre-.
sentative at Washington, forthwith
Postmasters are authorized by law to remit
subscriptions free of 80 q f.-...t.'
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"THE SOUTHERN PRESS. +"

An association of sixty-three Members o
Congress, Senators and Representatives have
constituted the IL ndcrsigned committee to
supcriutend the establishment of Southern
Press ut Washington City. TO bedcvoted to the
exposition and defence of Southern rights and
lnstltutions-the dissemination of correct in.
formation as to. o.Northcnpolicy, and the course
to the old party lines of Wing and Democrat
Arrangements are nowin progress, promptly to
ensure The issne of such n paper unier the
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
.W,E W. GOODS!

IN TIE NEW HOUSE ABOVE THE
POST-OFFICL AT WEST UNION.
We are now opering select stock Of
pretty and good Goods. amongst which
may be found Calicoes, from Glow down"
up to most any price.-Muslirs, variety
Of patterns; Alpaca; changcable Linen
Lustrc; Ginghams; Jackonet and Swiss
Muslin; Cambrick Bobenctt; Irish Linen:
green Barcgc; black Lace netting; Edr-
ings; Laccs; Silk and Cotton Handkcr-
chiefs; Muslin Ties Ribons; C,avats,
black and fancy; Drap D'Ete, Mexican
mixture; Twceds; kentucky Jeans; Tick
ing; Umbrellas, A variety of Goods for
gentlemans summer wear, &c. &C.
Bs0nHaets "many a one" and some
of the prcttiest. ~
Roots and Shoes, large lot Of all
kinds. & 'i life oi
Fashionable Hats; Mexican;
California; Panama; Leghorn; Palm Leaf
Caps, all sorts and sizes,
Drugs; Indigo; Madder; Salts; Com
position; Snuff; Soap; Saleratus; Wistats
Balsam Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsaparlla,
Dead Shot, Camphor &C. &c.
Sugar, Coffee, Powder, Lead.
Shot, Ginger, Pepper Candy, &c. DC.
Saddles and Brides, Martineales.
Collars, Whips, &C. DC. - 4. @ ~
Hardware and Cnilerv, Scythe
Blsdes, Hoes, Shovcls, Spades, Axes,
Hammers, Chisels, Augers, Saws, otton
and Wool Cards. Knives, a fine assort-
mcnt, Buttons, violins 81. &c. @at
CrOcEcry Teas, Plate. Dishes,
Bowls, Tumblers, &c. &c. A,i'
TO all of which VIC invite inspection
and if we can't sell, make no charge fors
showing our Goods. rs ="
We will take in exchange for goods.
Dry Hides, Bees wax, Tallow. Feathers
,t.'A''' ~ ALEXANDER q NEYfL.@
June - n3ti s1ia 2st t''iflD3
F'ASIIIONABLE FALL AND
-. -. ,IONT TI q GOODS.
ME Subscribers acknowledge
Il their obligations for liberal
patronage heretofore extended to
them, and beg leave 10 announce to
the public, that they have on hand, a
larger assortment OF
FINE aml Cheap GOODS,
than usual, all of Which are OF fiRe
latest style and well adapted TO the
season. They pledge themselves
furnish, asmany, as fine, and as cheap
GOODS as can b found in any
country store. atGROCfCIelIg,S.
CROCKER Y, and lI4RDEN4RE
good enough for any bodyls Our
friends and patrons are inviteato call
and examine for themselves
They have also several 'I,D and
-Four horse WAGONS of extra
finish, and two or three horses which
they will sell on reasonable terms, if
applied'for soongl @s9hgo $3.50 AID
w. S. 81 L. p. WILLIAMS
Salubrity s. O., Oct. q, 1850.
"a -
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Negro Shoes, and Blankets of the
heaviest and best quality.
,y HoMEsrUN, CALIooEs, &c. &C.
All of which we will sell at the Sery
Io,cest prices of the Augusta an,l
Hamburg markets. & Al
Orders from Georgia, Alabama,
and South Carolina wilbe thankfully
received, and filled at the lowest
PRICES 0.'ders addressed 10 How
ard, Mel onald 81 Co., eitherto Au-
gusta or Hamburg, will meet with
DrOmpi aiientiop.. .l,ii-.s --5i.s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
PETTIFoGGING.

The Frllmaa Is putting 1hos Bartlett ir,
for opposing Cas-, and gliug with the New
York Landowners, iahe Hahimore ConreH-
non. Perhaps this Il truei certainly, we can
uif roufmiirt H. sin We know that Mr
E,uIrt d.l nat 90 with the Barnbumers a.
tr Cass wac nominaled-that bee did not come
home and preach iree-soilism"oyer tho noun
ans nf Vermont" Lut that ho did oppose thc
Lihrry ADD Bauburner candidate, and sup
port LGwls CAss-lho Nicholson letter %
The contrary Notwithstanding Amer Cas-
wa. DEFEATED Mr. Bartlett went in Tor the coo
aliion, and justified that, not on pdnaplr.
hut ou mere party policy II thc Freeman
story y Wua, Mr ilarlrtt has yasrIllatod once
uorc Than We thought ho bad, lfhm "a rrc-
ommoudation 10 him, W. give him tho honc-
Gt of &C., llWrimGH,
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TmE nAY M nLANnI

Most Tuesday tho frcmcu NJ Vermont as-
scmhln ~ the Polls 10 choose officers for the
ensuing year This = IN important rrisi. in
our State and National affairs, and We hope
ir-rrr frrr WHru VuTE, rs itwiii SECURE
Ia WUG YlcTogY,
MUGS o. NrRMosr, Won have GiHLGI
0W ir'd servants la nomination., thcy are
entitled 90 your confidence and support
We hope every VINO will be- there aud en-
icayor 10 do HE pury.
Hrm'mbfr thai oyrrl Wing vote for rep
r-cniaHyc will count u the Legislature
EDmemhrr, that lho Legislature a. bo cho.tn
tlis mll elects q L. y senator for .ix years
from tho lll Of nest March
Enormbcr, that your Co'miy ohrcir arc "a
hc rhoscuhy ihc people
Eeme0.b0, that every Wing vote not p,dl-
etl ee''''i- i-i-. af-'i''-t ti.e. Wl.ig lieLeL
NoTf uu STRAIGHT WmG TlcWr. Go
20 thc polls early and scc that your udgIhor,
go. lot uoliiug keep you fiom coming out
the election Of the Wing candidate, may resi
~ lo,0 role. Lc Il bod deposited
The opposition are making strenuous cN-
cniout 'ocarry q majority oftbc Lca Iaturc.
The truck and dickcr party have an kinds
ofharcr they viii attempt topllm od ON the
uusu-pcrtug for thcir votes fr representa-
live. We hope our ficnd, will scc Ia them,
Watch lhcp rlo.o. Sec dat mo- impo,tion-
are pncticcd with ticket. or ~ the polls
HoUdu Iiihunr,
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nsNrnrnn

Ia ths town, on the goth inst, Mr Orcn Horny,
late of watcrmolagrd ~. Funeral, thi. day Natuf-
dny.l NJ O'Clock. r. ~ Mt tho Meeting House un
The Plain
IN Concord Macs, an Tho 9Th in,'., NJ he Rc.I-
'l-'-r '.f l-~t i''.'t cd, ,,- 'ry,-r ,rr,lrir'
langlltgr n .l..hel NeA tom. AZ Lyndon agel -
YEAR,
win The North Star please 10 copy
AZ the Centre NllaFc, thi, town, 81 dysenieiy, a
child uf Mr. Thomas brigham, agod about YEAR.
IN Walden, July 20, AIr Edward Sleeper, eyed
90.
In Cabot, goth iusi, Hector Mclean, jr,, aged %
7}srt
IL IaHNille, 9i.t lust, of Consumption, Ina T.,
Martin, daughter of Mr. TIhslet md Mrs Martha
Martin, ngrl ~ year..
IN tmn.hury, aist in'i, M, lnurs, WIN ~ nr
Daniel Dustin, She wa, devoted Christian.
IN ,rvi'vhttry, iith inst, Sar,h: china OF Thomas
aud Sarah Paul ngud "a months
In Alarshlod, lith inst, Mr Ebcnersr poLgcaged
~.
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PorAro DfsEAsE-TnF CRors. &c ~
MMNE.-Ihc potato disease, we hear. b,c;rs
to manifest itself in some portions oiihis STATE.
n gentleman from Union informed rs tL.
other day, that the potato tops in iliat yicini-
~ had rustcd badly, and were diving. I'm orr
immediate ncighoorhood, so far ms we bnyc
noticed, the vines are yet apparently healthy
ana the new potatoes are found 10 be- mcaly
and good. Mr. Chamberlain, of Carmel writes
as follows "Ihc potato rust or rot has made
ITS appearance ia this part of the State, and
some tGlds are entirely destroyed Indian
corn, wheat and oats promise AN nbnnJam,
harvest Hay has been injured in pctting in.
th" quantity is greater than the average. but
ia" quality is poor, owing to the Great and
frequent rains. '--iug,l,ia (lidins) Farm
~.
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Coon FARAuNG.-W noticed on Col
Ncwcll's farm in West NcwbuyY,.a field nf
twelve acres which yields this season tbirt,
tons of first quality hay This field. Canr
years since, was indifferent pasture land. bnt
by lndtcious management it has been thus i'm
proved IN n short time. 1t has not been bigb-
~ Wanurod, but was ploughed several times
'"th year AMI SUBSIDIZED. The suhsoi. plough
mcnds it for general use. Few man nnJrr-
stand the science of agriculture So well n. tbc
Cot aud none enter into tho aga.,irFI .,f.t,ii-
cation with q more ready hand or cheerful
heart NarburY)15ri HrqR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
THE CALEDO MAN.

g. About s8,O00,OOO worth Of Gold Dnst
from California has been received ia Eng
land by way Of China, Australia, New south
Wales, &c,
~ The And-Iienters are alain taking tho
field in New York, and are commencing pre-
paatons for the 6ll election,
"a Gen. Ilauison's widow b living Al A
f0Ody advanced age, but ia good health. "A
North Bend with several Of her relatives a..
f'itiiti her
IN, wIsTAR's BALsAM an WILD CHERRY.
From DE lall River Mnuiinr. Mass.
This medicine prepared BY 9 hong experienced
aui skiuil physiG.au, irsifi aUi proved hta great
number ~ Intelligent distinguished and ruspeciabls
persons boz FHupus pHrs Di ihe county, b nos &C.
rrifrl AMI isr with entire confidence and great
success ~ ihgso Hhrird WIN pulmonary oDm-
plliuis II q Hit1 recommended Hi valuable ue.i-
irIur inr other di.ra.t-, such collie rDugi. and
particularly disua7o' Vince lopduucy j. % eun,ump-
iuroHftNf fH6HcANApA
20 80 who a,o Afflicted viii mo Asthma
have nt different liuus hcrh afflicted win 49,
ieI, rullsi WhluiI lTuiuru boz many rhsas tho Asii-
a. have, uH iAese nll4.IgHg .usaI ~, WlAlAEA
hALHAM Of Wilp CuLNluI Twovr1s agl
wns quite SICK, t1 uHrh fn Hu ! could NOT rect
uigits procured uf fhr Hsruf ui THE rift "a b1ftls
ihH whole ~ 30 I'm relieved. continued takluF %
uuill hHd used three or four hYifIrf, which com
rlrley cured inn. lhu prr,fai scaspu iooL ahutl-
~ severe rull, and WD-flHiry psurfr tn the Hal
slui, ani part Dl+f Tad te do lra sHeoi. there
l"Ir fhrtrluiiN frrHuWrri Wy uIDnis uni al uflrrr
WI" nrrl Nr q" i'y iIns mcd.uue ia uicif coughs
49,. e--..-r . i... ''-''.-'s'- ilt- rs-il''rtH
Respectfully yuuTs.
NM. MrGHA1IT
Seth ", InHle, BOSTON, Ne, q tir Geu,rl Whole
,7'r Agent i1r the luiri afairs, ,anniH mil Bot
ihh Province,
The rcnuiuoalwa,s has the signature ri T. Buits
ON the wrapper,
lur tilr hy i, &, bingham 49, iuhuslury rlaiuf
~ lhut, ~ lulWsuurJ ttufrrt ] f. pHfAs, paf-
sunp'ic, mad dmlrr iu meiicuos prucuJy,
NOTICE. 4 rcnchrr| Institute viii be- held
a. OuildlmlI commencing thr 10Th day Ut scptrm.
bee urA', under the d,rrouuu of Str Buuiham. an
experienced Manager Of Institutes, Rev. Mr Caso
Hud others aro expected a. n-sIst All who feel b.
trnr'ici iu the object arc earnestly iuyioi ~ NJ
tTUt y MARSH,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
THE AUTOMAToDEoN

| pr, MECHANICAL BAND, the most cNtr7ior,iinR
~ invention of the age, performing IL does all ia,
various functions of ~ full orchestra, whether of
BRASS, REED or STRING instrument. with IN,
most perfect accuracy, This splendid machine viii
bc Drawn on magnificent van drawn by Elephant.
and Cagnel-. -, i
, 10 render thrilling interest to tho exhibition
Mr. l.. bkOOkS viii enter the cages Of the hcrcest
Wild beasts IN the whole animal catalogue and o.,
through with his wonderful performances shown,
tho perfect control which II Is possible for man to
exercise over the brute creation
Another distinguishing feature In tho sr,,,r,,i,,
ment - the performance uf the magnificent trained
elephant BOLIVAR, who will be exhibited by that
nucqunllcd trainer, Mr.. T. LANGWORTHY' who
WI also Introduce The four beautiful fairy stccds
AbDALLAH WICKED WILL, BEES WING. and
BLACK HAWK. - ''u
EHCh eXntbitou WIN Gnptiute with comic semi-e-
qucstrio Seem IN whiSb- PETE MORRIS tho cr,a,
Yankee delineatop, from Barituin's Museum. Nov
ork, viii appear robia, Hurnblowcr nm original
Pcdler OF the woopEN-NUT-hEu statnp. Mr. lane
worthy viii also appear IN this act introducing H.
beautiful, ponies, WICKED WILL and BLACK
Price Of Admission rs cts children under IN
years OF age half price Doors open from 10 2 o.
This huge and magnificent collection or
animals will be exhibited in Sr ,JouNsurpy
HLAiN, on WEBNEsRAY, sept, 18th. 1850
In Lyndon Centre, Sept. T.
In Glover Village Sept l6.
cN@"i c. J.. BRISTOL tqcaL I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31
rVNIIE Prnriotors 9TH.

VIE Proprictors ofths highly interesting md *.
n tensiVe establishment, inform the public. that
aiter years Of INV carried cxcr,ion during which
they have had the most experienced accents rn,lo,,
ed in every QUARTER or THE GLOBE. tbe,
have ut length succeeded in forming the most COM
P'eIe collection OF animals ever yet exhibited,
The whole animal creation 81 the EAST WEST
NORTH \ SOUTH has each IT, representative; In
not, thi. Mcnngcric is "a full LIVING ILIlSTRA-
lion OF GOLDSMlfHS NATURAL HISTORY.
hardly specimen mentioned in that great work be-
ing wanting.
Connected with tAIS eNkihtiaa - new, and ,r,,,
wonderful phenomenon ia the WORLD OF MI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31

~ Hos. JAcou CoLLAMEu returned with
his family to Woodstock, last week.
10 Inthrcc of the districts in Maine. the
Free soil party have nominated the Wing
candidates for Congress. Namely in the
Portland, Lincoln and York districts.
Egr The Free soiIcrs Of Ohio have nom
mated Rev. Edward SMITH of Morrow Co..
for Governor. The Free Sellers of Ohio
do not an 60 into the "Truck and pickcr"
business,
e. The Cattoragus, y. Y, Wing states
that the potato rot has made its appearance
in that vicinity, which threatens the dcstruc-
tiun otncmiy the entire crop, In many in
stances the potato has disappeared entirely,
leaving the hills withoutthc least sign orcycn
the seed.
e. 1t is saidthat General Wilson, of New
Hampshire. isto bc appointed Collector of
san Francisco, inthe place of Mr. Collicr,who
is to be removed.
T' tuiituruiu arri ehina arr, ii IL E1irff, tr,
be soon putin closer connection by line of
steamers, to run direct gctween San Francis
co and Canton
WAsnINGroN, Aug. 22,-Forty slaves
from the vicinity of Prince Georges county.
abscondcd on Sunday last, aud pursuits of
them has 80 far proved unsuccessful