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Special, MUSICAL NOTICE.

DEEVIhU MAVJAO1NAI NV = -
Tn consequence oan arrangement made between the Com
and Chos Of the First and Second Baptist Churches
the subscriber will his course q
7 assous II the VEsTRY of the PLEASANT STREET
RApTIsT CHURCH, on Tuesday Evening, Aug.
9th nrTsams-G entemen$ l,5O-Ladies $l--payable
at the third Lesson. u ,,aia-s...g a, 4, @
Aug %. dwtf WlLLlAM so-1-,- -..
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CATTLE SHOW,
IN DEFAULT OF THE USUAL
EXHIBITION OF MANUFACTURES
by the Societies,

by the Societies,
ME have taken great pains make our own "Exhib.
w tion OF Goods more than usually attractive
THE LADIES who visit Worcester on this occasion will
find thousand novel and beautiful products foreign looms
to excite their CRAFTY their taste while those
who wish the progress American Manufactures
will be greatly interested in
The Beautiful Brussels Carpets
of the BIGELOW CARPET co.
The substantial Ginghams and handsome Coun-
terpGneS ofthe Lancaster Co, and the Brussels Car
pet Bags, all the product of single town Clinton
in this Comfy; or the splendid
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry Carpets,
produced by new process invented in Clappville
The tasteful NOUS SEINE De LANES of Soutlbridge
the serviceabe FLANNELS Oxford and Leicester; the
comfortable HOSIERY, &c. manufactured at Mibury; OF
the substantial COTTON FABRICS of oakdale Webster
and Auburn All the above and many more being the pro
ducts of our County, and legtmately belonging to GU
Annual Exhibition.
We might also mention the thousand and one articles
convenences comfort and luxury invented by the Yanke
ingenuity" of Connecticut New Hampshire and our owl
State but to enumerate the whole would be almost to give
catalogue of our stock; only refer to the endless
variety of CARPETS manufactured at Lowell THOMPSON
ville &C., and the beautiful
Bay State ShaWls,
which ELECTED such universal admiration the last Annual
Fair.
u We shall take great pleasure in exhibiting our Stock
Of Goods to all VISITORS whether they wish to purchase
not and respectfully solicit from all who wish to see
beautiful stock of Goods.
H. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Sept IL c37 DIV
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NEW STOVES. Y

NEW STOVES. e7sa \
call and examine the best Udriety of New Stoves 70 pc
-.1l- n os4 1851 found in Worcester, " e ~ So
ilgtss At LORTNG's, No. 73 Main-street,
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL STOVE AND Iron STORE.
n HAVE The BAY STATE for coal and wood, unequalled
1 Nv any other stove. Also, the FARMERS Air Tight
Stove, wprrahted; QUEEN OF THE ClTYj BUNKER
FoR PARLoR STOVES, I have some very desirable
ones which will work well with wood coal For Sitting
Rooms have Stoves Nth OUens, either for wood or coal
but cali and lookny stock is larceny prices iow-my
desire to please all who give me call. ,r.
moss, 48el won 10 MAIN STREET,
gaa OLD STAND OF RICHARDSON a. LORING; A
sent & Al '1T}a7 iNN 1tt9a eodwisn
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ofa kinds adapted the season. and prepared with the
greatest care from the choicest ingredients, constantly on
hand. $3.50 ~ "a ""% le.aNL ),
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
l.. T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Aug dwSwis coo Ei ~Vi "e'' N'A-''''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

wound IL about his sleeping and inpoc.,,
Guilds neck, Hnd ch0ked % 10 dssil, nv
lhrn took q bed cord nHd went 10 a pr,yy ',..,
hung himself Nn possible ruise can be- as
sigurd l0r tho prrprirufuu at tins blood, ma
double-dyed crime Of murder nud suir,J.
Ilm eau pnllale them ia the leasii fur ltar'
pears 90 havr been done wuh Brfmebig,l.
and aioSfihsHRM ~ We W+ra e., s,,,.,r,.,
description ~ lhn agony OF that w,ls s,d
m0IhFrF heart when Fhe entered lhe rY,n
where by her murdered child, We should RI.
Ia give even fho Griuie-t idea
So distressing were the cries Hnd shr,eks
Of llIa family that They were heard hr bnJ
near, nnd mrHi women nnd ffliIuu startled
by llo 0ulcry rushed IN hundred no ile
house,nnd whnl-a sight awaited them Th.rs
lng tle murdered, md there tooth, llrr tuur.
dornur hrpty, Wh,le sorrow rtlrf aud mgu.l
Woro rgndng the hearts OF lho uulappy hn
ily.
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Or We gave lasi week oil tho particulars
Ia our possession, nl the lime oflhe drown
ing, in California, ofyoung Hutchinson and
Noyea Of Sutton, From lho leuer Of Mr. Do
Wis 10 Nj Hutchinson, published ia the SIar
$50 inke the following eNlmeu
q, CALFoHalA, March II, 1850,
"Noi hgylng place where wo could dig
10 advantage, 0n The 1871 thHTinH MIR N"yr-
Mr. Sloddnrd aud mysrlG started 20 go over
one Of the Forks Of tllr American rlver "a
lake prorpoci, Tho river WIS ycry high Hpd
rapid, aud we had 10 cross IN log clu0o.--
Clnrus and Sir SioddHrd went across, and
Charles camc.bacl, nGrr Nc hoyes nud my
self we got into lhe canoe aud started 90 pnd-
die across with shoyolr, 6f which we hHd iw0i
49, Got about mi.dlr Wuy Ut the uNrr, hW
couldu0t progress any lurhcr lul h'Fnu o.
60 dawn stream, Noyes said so were gone
bus loId thcm that wc could rave hrf ~ iir
uckt urn below; lho honl had turned around
aud wns running rapidly Stern lofward'
W ben SO found dat Wr could not FHr
thr nburc whrrr 49, expected, Wc com
mchcrd reaching towards tie sholc VIII our
sAuVGisaLd duwnd towHrtr lhe b1nt 49, had
~ wo could Ia hopes by lhut nrops 10 drnw
the boat nshorc, aud we're successful enough
To run her near a point Of some rocks, aud
Charles and Jumped caught with NY
handb aud got oui, but Charles did not JUMP
quick enough 90 catch tho rocks Ice tired a.
swim back 10 iI, hut was too iur brlow aud
III L gNlll euIIenl. be luIncd aud sMnm down
stream, should think, ten OF hitorn iodF,
but could not get out Of tho current, Mr
Stoddard aud myself we're running Hlong the
shore, but could do nothing. for there Wa7
nothing 10 do with but lrdgrs' of rocks, Poor
Charles, slrnngicd by lho dashing Of The wa
tcrr. began To- filler. ! saw him wipe ne
water from hi, face with his hands, aud soou
ho hogan to sink 10 risc no more. Mr. Noycs
stayed ~ the bunt, aud called for hrlp O."
sotur men on the shore below Charles when
Charles sunk, About thlt tine No,o-
Jumped from tie boat and sunk immediate
w. a..
Aud now, my friends, can well Imagine
what your feelings must be- when Thee" IN
pleasant iidines rchch YOU These young
men, for whom all cherished the highest re-
sppcI, rane a. tAta unfortunate place ga
Hopes 10 make speedy fortune, md ihrn 20
tr,ur' huur 10 thcir friends 20 culpy ~ h"l
ala, lhcy have gone 10 another world, where
thousands more will go prcu1iurly II The
emigration To California conunuc-.'
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nrur GALPnlN cLAIM .

The committee Of the House have reported
eFoslnatug Mr Secretary Crawford nom
blame ia tho matter Of the payment Of the l"'
lrrcst upon this claim Bat upon The leg'iY
Of the Claim the Committee arc divided 3" o.
pulon, and 30 reported II appears from 'h'
Hrpon dat Mr Crawford had been for ye''s
agent of the claimants, aud " successiul wa
10 share certain amount of he ayallsi bot the
fact Of HE agency Was not known 20 lho hfo'
relag of the Treasury beioro ~ Adjustment
nor dad be- nee any official influence tos'enfs d
favorable decision, lhe subject never had been
before the Cabinet. The report concludes
with the following
Isi Resolved, That the claim Of The repre-
semaiiyrs Of George Galpun was not Just
drmlnd against Tho United FiulcH.
"a, Resolved, That the act Of Congress
made it the duty Of ihr Secretary ni ihr ! frAr
ufy 10 pay The principal ofth said rlHim, lhd
II wa therefore PAID ia conformity with law
sBd precedent
% Resolved, That the act niefsss,d Did "at
authorize the Secretary 81 The Treasury ioPny
thc interest on sad cla,mgHd itspaymrnl waf
not IN conformity with Law aud Pfecodcni'
The arcond resolution was agreed 10 unan'
imouslyi upon the first and last, the Commit
tee were about equally divided The subject
was postponed until June, amer ordering mo
Reports 10 be- printed,
The principal was paid by che Polk admin
islfaton, and ,fiho principal was due, Why
not thc interest The whole may have been
wrong, bot u 10 probably Of about the same
character with mulutudcs Of claims paid by
Government, some Of which nTo iusi, and some
unjust Thousands upon thousands ofdollafs
have been PAID ~ claimants Zoe alleged losses
ia the Florida war, and tho Mexican var will
generate a. many mofc-one half Of which
without int foundation.
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FOREIGN NEWS
Arrival Of the IIibernia.
ENGLAND

ENGLAND
Nv The lloufc Of Commons, GA MondnyMr
Cockburu called attention 20 tie case OF the
negro steward Of tho Brush bnrquo Mary
Anne, who, although Brtish subject, hnd
urcn sri2cd up Churlcaon, and kept pris'
r,rct tNo months Lord PulmoTalon MAS
truy 10 sny tho grievance WHs not new. lu
The Sihlc-- af Carolina aud Louisiana, law
CNiSlcd; by which MI free WoE OiculurW
go foreigners or citizens, were subject To i'm
Irsonmeut, on ihrir coming into the state, ~
che object being 10 enforce their removal
w 1917, the Brll,sh minister az Wellington
Rad demonstrated bgliUst these laws a. m
consistent with The treaty of 1919, 10y which
ell subjects of Gfrut Britain were to he per-
United freely 10 enter and reside ln .bc Unit
ed States. Tho American federal govern
meut replied, HAT lhcy had no power To IN
'iuca the State OF Carolina to alter its lnw;
aud IL the BRUSH government Insisted on the
treaty of 1915, the United Suites, the qucs.
lion being 80 difficult, would rather put ru
cud Ia the treaty Of 1915. No advantage
therefore could result from further pressing
the treaty, aud If fee persons of color, aware
ofihe law, chose To enter those States, they
l,tsi take the consequences
tturcr Nirt,rtt- Ssas salaly delivered of n
Prince on the morning Of The 1t lust, at II
minutes after o'clock, bt Buckingham Pat
nee. In the room with her Majesty was his
JtOyRt ftigtiUGss Prince Nlberi, DT. Encuck,
and Mrs Lilly, the monthly nurse; and in the
rooms adjoining were lie other medical ni-
PENDANTS, Sir James Clark and DR.. Eurgusou,
aud N.e Ministers and Officers Of State SUM-
moncd on the occasion. Several of the Prl-
W Councillors were in attendance. About
eight hundred ocihc nobility and gentry
called during tie day ut Buckingham Palace,
so make their duli6ul inquiries nfcr the state
Of her maicsiy and the infant prince. The
lulcs; bulletin issued on the 81 inst. wns ~
follows 1.-The Queen has slept well. Tier
Majesty aud the infant Prince are going on
quite fnyorubly." In compliment to Tire most
illustriuus warrior OF the age, the bird son
.orhor~Maiesly is to be- called Arthur. The
three princes bear tie names Of Albert, Al
fred, Arthur.
Intelligence has Just been received ofiho
arrival Of Nr Roo aud CamWuutrr pul!Cu,
of the plover, at the Mackenzie; ,hus cstUb.
fishing the fact Jhat St john ffnuklin'- par
~ had not reached nuy part of the coast be.
tween Behring's Slrnit md the Copper Mine,
whilst the check which Mr. Roc appears to
have received IN his course to the north Of
the Copper Mine, tends to give increased in'-
fettauce 90 the qnarter eastward Of TINT po-
sltiuu.
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GENERNL TAYLnE.

The following wuHrks Wfrr Wndr boo Con-
grss4 lual wrrk hy Mr Wand, bo, Of Nr-- Jer-
soy, md no ouo cuu foad lheu,1 We lhluL,
without utuurr subscribing 90 rlieir irudF
"kYuh egad 10 old Rough end Ready, hg
Inns uGrt lrlurr lrrii iincrd ~ circumstance
rs Of more appalling dillcuflrs lliuu those
which now hrsel him, Gud hn Inns DlWnyF n"i
uuly rAulculrd hlupelL hut lhpro also who
Wuro entrusted lu lis rhnrrci md lu viii do
% ugniu, Tie Who has never yea Submitted
90 drlrui, in whose Vocabulary tbo word sW r.
Tfudfr h not ~ be- found lie whose very
plnteuco could make lho din hul daring
fuuks Of raw recruimn perfect wall ui tfe,
.+,pg, go HrouGi, va Though which tho dark
Hul dense army at MoNlcu cavalry could
not ridr-he I rBy, VII Not deliver ~, if de-
livery $50 ilml need Ilnl hr,o heart Md
ilnl strong nrul pud tnI indoiulWlle will,
20 Ged aliall spare liA lilr, Nil, for ic1rs 60
some, boar Ululi tho gorgeous ensign ui ihe
republic, viii ils stripes unlaurhrd, nnd ~
tIlrn uudinmedi o. IL Gill Il must, willie hls
lnud rrHpr it,it viii be huti 10 mike hln wind
iue siccl Aud when lhe history Of ~ those
Wlil now attempt 10 lrnduce tho character
&C Gaucrnl Taylor shall be- forgotten and
swept away among lhc cohwcbs Of the pnsi,
h,s name viii live iu memory,in history, nnd
iu song beacon Hight IA guido tic Amrri-
rI yrrrrT &c l-.94-sT .liL cnIlucl
Inn 10 the pateH of rlOrN."
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AWFUL TRAGEDY AT NASHUA n. II,

A correspondent of the Boston Mad, sends
the following communication to tina, paper
NGsHuA, May Ii, 1850.
Editor oThe MriE-Our usually quiet viii
lage was this morning made the scene Of
terrible aud hcnri sickcuing tragedy, which
for Deliberate ntrocity can hardly find i,s par
allel. A man by the name OF Hart Allen of
about As or so years Of nge, hushand and
the father of n large family of children, the
youngest being ahout TWO years old arose
this morning while his wife WINS up stairs TAX
ing care ola lame and sick daughter put on
his pants, and then took chalk line aud
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

~ Sixty -four Southern Senators and Rep.
re5entatiyes in Congress, have issued al 9d-
dress recommending the Embellishments of a
new paper at Washington to be devoted ex-
clusively to the advocacy of Southern inter
-ests Eifiy mine Southern men refuse 10 sign
it-neNrly as many as sign the address. The
recommendation is CONDITIONAL e. If the
"OmEibus Biz fails
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25
From tho Montpelier Walchmnu.I
senator Uph a m.

We have alreudy corrected he unjust i'm
pulnlion Of! he North STAR but the following
IL more fIlI aud decisive, Tho Star surely
tpuusr uow refuse 10 do justice 10 Mr. Up
ham,
WAamsayus, May 10. 1850,
Ma WAtTos, Drnr Sri-ln the ".Norh
Star" Of Mny I, is ~ editorial nnirie, brndcll'
"Wherc h Mr. lplumi' pUd insu,mling lhni
Air Iphnm hnH IN some way been innllenlyr
10 his duties nv Senator believe 40 Suna-
lur has hccu more faithful and attentive 90 his
ohirnl duties rhau Mr lullanL whou his
health would perutiL But hr'o ren-"u lo
know, being hi lho snnio hoisr with lum,Ihn
severe iudinposili0n l,ns confined hiiu ln hs
foom u large rorlipu of the umr tiuce The
nnnlh of Jhnuufy, and ,hnl ~ several orcn'
fioaH be hHs hcrn ~ his seat whru tire Hinlo
of his health should have hdmouishrd him 10
have boen more careful 81 ~ aud HAT for the
last nix Or seven weeks be- has been confined
entirely To his room, and most Of ihe TINE 10
his bed, aud IL still confined Ia his room.
| nuke the above statement IN justice IA
Mr. Uphum, M tho usinuaton In SAID article
.lssa Llll4- zInAi- ul.uslice.
HgHueptfuily KOuIa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

IL The last rumor from Washington is
that Mr. Secretary Crawford will leave the
Cabinet on account Of his ultra opinions upon
the slavery question lie is said TO Ice oPpos.
ed to the sentiments Of the President NJ eE-
pressed in the California Message
USpEu CosTRAor "A line Of Ratlroad from
Troy, n y to Pownall, Vermont, has been
put under contract, to be completed on or be.
fore the LIST Of July, 1851. The Road is 800
miles, estimaledto cost $S50,000.
~
New ESoLASD PRiNr WANEHoUsE.-This
extensive establishment Cor the exclusive sale
Of Printed Cuiicocs is conducted on the One
Prizes Cash System, and offers great induce.
ments to country merchants who wish TO avoid
paying the prices required to guarantee the
heavy Losses Of those who do a credit business
Over five hundred sample cases are exhibited,
from which purchasers can select BY he piece
See advertise ment in another column.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

The Pope. ugnin seated at Rome, has not
vet evinced his future policy; his army is be-
ing re organized and raised TO 10000 men,
A II existing political tribunals have been a.
hoIshed, and all political prosecutions abnn-
1oned On the 18th Of April, his Holiness
give coremouious boendiction to- tho
s'rcnch urmy,in the Piazza Of ST. Peter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

b., ~ Senator Phelps arrived at Burlington o
Gw days sgo, aud proceeded 10 h's residence
O, Middlebury 10 visit bio family, for short
period
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IRELAND.

Some painful disclosures oflhc treatment
of paupers Ia ihQ ,G'nslicbar. sruri,tIuuvr, have
been made in the physiciattH report. The
following u one ontry IN the rtpori; o
April the 1lth, Thursday ngln, ninc-
O'Clock, probationary ward, No. hath room
both doors aud hinged portion of window
closed. Ward measures % feet hy II feet:
hut a bath and boiler without iii, ,iir1dsing
its sieNm through the room, together with
the respiration of its overcrowded inmates
(l36 pcrsons) and tile cXnnlniion from their
compressed and ragged bodice rendered the
air of the apartment offensive, sclicnng,nnd
oppressive. Children screaming for drink
women stated they had To give some of the
WARM wnier out of the boiler TO nllay their
thirst; siX eftAeH,- we've itstttttts i+tH-t
No beds, no straw, no bedcothes, nor water
for drinking, in tie wnrd--uo winter in the
pipes.
There are other details still worse and
moro disgusting; but the er-oticio guardians
succeeded in preventing the document from
being placed on the minutes, and also rcdnc
cd the salary of the physician nearly one
hulf.
Some of the Southera unjnus are making
great exertioas TO send out paupers IA emf
grants To Canada. The guardians of Dun
Rnrvun UniOn, ct which Lord =StUwurt DC
Decies is chairman, nro to send out three
hundred young women to Quebec in June
next; and in making the next rate, they in
tend io,includc the expense Of three hundred
more, ms n means of eilcctng u considerable
permanent snvirg go the ratepnyers. Great
care is To be taken IN the selection of female
omigrants. The Cork guardians are also
making arrangements for paupor emigration.
FRANCE.
Eugene Sue has been elected 10 the As
senbly in Pars, and no disturbance lie
received the votes of full one half ofthe army
at Paris, and beat his opponent by 5000 votes.
The election passed of quietly, and the So
ciuIists are greatly elaled. The PROCLAIM
ton of the successful candidate was made
on Thursday. Very few people were pres
ent. The numbers were--Sue, 1877 ,Sl2; Lee
clerc, 1926.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

suiciuE On the I7th, at Chelsea, a. Ne
learn, Mr. Ira Cushman, formerly stage Dr.,
yer, but lat,crly addicted 20 gambling aud rum
drinking, committed suicide by cutting his
throat lie had previously arf'pgrd rope
in a shed by which 10 hang himself but was
folcd in The attempt by his wife. afterwards
he obtained opium, and cndcavorcd TO persuade
his wife TO take quantity with him. On the
morning OF he death lac took razor and star.
It'd to leave the house, but was induced by his
wife to replace Il upon the shelf he soon how
cycT, olE-sGtd-Huu,lrera and cut his throat IN
the presence of his wife and her sister. lie
lived about fifteen minutes afcr the deed had
been done Mt long SINCE, Cuahm1n came
into the pofics,ion Of a thousand dollars and
upward, ont an association lot few weeks
pact with several drinking blaoklrgs, he had
los, il, and Eve dollars only Of this sum could
Ne found after his death.
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TnE FouRTm plsTRlcT.

In order 10 end lhe sliG ia The fourth De.
uucl IN MasachusctIsa,nl 10 obtain smother
vote 10 Congress for California, Mr.. Thomp.
CON. thr Wing CANDIDATE, declined, TINT an Or.
Engagement might hc cui.rci into 60 this effect
Ito friends there, pom proposed Mf lloaf, .
Wing, bot heretofore supporter Of Palitry.
The "ileo sa,l committee rejected this prop.
ostlon on account OF the peculiar materials
ofwhieh their party Is composed, when the
wings called a Convention and fc nomina.
ted Sir Thompson, alway. a. good Tree sod.
or az Mt Palircy, The, trial 20 elect ,Akcs
place 81 the 27ih, and We sincerely hope Mr.
Thompson may succeed, and the fee soiefs
lhwarlcd Ia their eudcayoy 10 prevent the
ION voice Of tho state from being uttered in
Congtcss for California, and against The pro.
jcsS of that portion ofthr Northern iocofocus,
-tit--r-whu urr Hrtrug.ru ruUUrrtTuu- wrttr-thv
South for the crtonyiVn % Slavery.
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ave say to the Wings of the State and
the Union, Ohio is sound, that she retains her
essential principles on her banner, aud that
she-has the resolution aud determination
TO 90 into tho canvass aud carry that flag
broadly and VIGOROUSLY through the coming
fight"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

Dlpusru--A man hy lAr name of Martin.
was ,lrovn ned a, woods fuli-, Data \ ~ ls-t
Saturday. lie, with another man, with fool.
hardy tcmcrity took boat and uncriook %
see how near they could approach idc water
az II rnahrd o ger tho Apprn1chirz too
near. the water struck the boat, cngulphcd
aud SPLIT !, in Two. The companion of Mar.
tan sutcccdcd IN reaching the shore. Mar
TiA we au IUJ"WP'Jato 1'."'yi HT7r WIZ I'm IT.
quor' At the time of his death.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

INrRoyTNENr rs ScAtts.-ln the let ofpht
ont claims issued from the L :. Patent Olirc
Tor the month ct Aptll,wc notice one to Capt.
WutIAM +. PuUcr, Ios many years past o
worker upon Scales in the establishment Of
Ino NfrssFs. Fairbanks, OF This Town. Tho
improvement consists in contrivance 20 do
away with friction "a tle loop of the beam. or
in the words Of the claimant--"l claim "a con.
bhatlon with the beam, and the knife edge
bearings, of the loop, the two vertical or near.
~ vertical projections. sali"rts,al arranged
with respect to loop aud beam II is sub
staniial and valuable Improvement, creditAbIc
to the genius of the author, and We are glad to
lcnrfrIhat It is considered of 80 much value 10y
the Airs#rE tAaIrbHUks that they have Tuld MI
Pierce a handsome sum for it., aud applied Il
their Scales.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

NrEVtcUnIIy ynuUl
W. llEBARD,
Tho above statement ~ 10 Mr. iphnm's
health know "a be correct,
LuClrS II. PECK,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

o. Mrs Crozier died recently Mt Hall.
fax, Vermont, at the age of l05 years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

TuE RIonr SrfRrr.-The Ohio State. Jour
NIL Gays in conclusion of the SInte Conyen-
linn frrtrf INIT :---------
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DEBATES IN CONGRESS.

GA lhe l5ll,hnlh ia lhe scnmc aud House,
questions great public interest wee DE-.
hated oll day, IN lhe seunlc, the "OmpIus
Bill" mud in the House, the Protest ofllo
BRUSH Minister against further protection 10
our industry, We give the report NJ, fllovr
TIIn anRakyVnWTn mn, a,
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lim TO the gates Of glory"