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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
THE WORCESTER PIANOS.

t',.4 n, y" ~ h"n,ns Mro, niosr u. $50
WoRc">lERS PIANO Tories 1t always 4iori. T.. p..n
w liar pleasure recommend tie things OF M -
man Ike M Worcester WHOSE Piano Fore, +"
IA! "o'os manufactured !" 'IH- county Mr. woce-e IA.
gone III r'. NAM he clam rank WIN the rs, Piano r.,
makers his instrument. ooin his Ware IONS can
iauar W. confidently a.,u.r ar ,irnIs yho With 4. wy
chase irs' r,le Instrument the reasonable y
do better 'hi IL call worcr,le We ls
many gins the past years not heard
III h ~on ." Dissatisfaction expressed 1sain- hs
lfat Ne Nc vi T., G ..,,. @r.nscrl
throat bur i.om onr u t"o" ~""etiu! rc
nriaul.,n k.o"ma. Morfsss r.a"", A. We have @
wlp..lne. III, perfectly harmonious. eloa
an. iane, h,r accustomed . h'''n 70
WORCESTER rIANoSwe taxi pleasure directing
public the Piano Foi'' manufactured by VI wc
.uisy Ia thrr favor They are finished
o"wo"i aot mahogany OF beauty lp.
T!r New York Commercial Advertiser i The 2d' Iae, 1870 Co.
Al 'ear g. " ,o,s"s '' ,r.',"o.y III.
pleased thr other IA, u" evidences 81 ,sree'n between
i,.c oin,on Iu the demand Tor Pianos Of Mr. worces
er- auilrr. compc! INN greatly rnarse r.all.
factory Which on" OF he ars" ani mos complete establish
nrtls ii the Kind N America"
VI. Mnr.cs;cr' ctoc' Instruments At factory pEi'e4
~ y"9s ~ t.go a."a" to i' .[ x ana may, I" to Of h. e
.a:.i Werl"'uE s'.'ri' ." exam. a,n ," pnt,"rs ana.
Or Il Iac pattr Morris. Worcester. Sole AseI6.
mn. WIsTAR,S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Is a CHEMICAL ex,sact ol Wild Cherry aud Tar: Every oy
~ - va " 80 ,ieii. 49,, ;,, ~ IN la'lst
We, ai' - ""'i ,i nm ~ os, .NI s,," ,,sy,asa
anu Lu"- ''"- st'"', .: H I III, ~, i1'
various i'b'''' = = - ~, 49, - " :, 49,
res -: ne cpi' ~ il''i' "a "a 80, -
no d"""i yer! '-t'u' % " -" vi r snssei ~ % ~
iih''seu .. ~ "'' -. ~ r,r ,.,lm, SI,."
!, ,'h n' -. !, nav h. ,ronoIuceI no~i,v ~
Breath aud ,innia' "l'''"' : , w., I'D ~, = ne
II has cured A. hina IA ' case" oi 'l as W.. i'as aL
after ply - an has detie ~, -. , w. 49,. " 'f' at
TINS Sitn = nn%e nom ~ 'i.a'' ".' "s '1' y
o., '
..N,ure i, bur The uano / r a elect
AL M nri.rs !, IN " f,yir B,,'on. M,-eachues
- ~ ~. t,yxoR & WOOD Al.N AMBER DlNALSco
,, pi-ncri am 4 CO. Richmond, az! Druggists even
~, '' OF a
=, :. ~;
SE.N ~ 81 = :, - " nj, ~ -, n -
Iuk SAl.l: ~ :. " Ni ~ -, - -,
IENSi LIND : w - '"'' ." '' ' - l. Nus
~ sci. ol Richmond Va
I.d- erecting Ia Amtilca WIleh ny Dh?di lay!of IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

BALTIMORE MARKETS. Der. ~. p. NJ.
Ftcru-Sales of 400 bbls Howard street Flour al Il 6S
sales Ut 500 bbi4 City Mills al ST 6Sa.
CRAiS--No change in Wheat Sales limited. Small sales
Of white Corn Al Sic, and yellow al G2 g.
Wniskry-25 2e Ec.-- Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
RICHMOND ENQulRER H.
>, ,-r ,S = y MoaXIyc. OCTOBER as' ie"o.


aAnEAD on IA. -. r.nd ,nc
IT,. o,,,hns I,) Times still flies, at It's "asea' n w.
a., ~ d;snnon for wha; has been done in Congress
"e ~ ~ ,ner has the following:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

AUCTION CARD REAL ESTATE Attention y L
aur- tin htli Vale Street. hl- III -
DAY AFTERNOON, a. o'clock. Sec ads rrtlsemrnt
o.. ~ A II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
NOTICE TO ME,tyIIA NJ.

AN nom III health, 'oi
purpo'c oirr 20 l House an Canary a'
..l' ny si",s "i Goods on hand si,i imtiat. ins
For iaiiicuirs .rirrr IA, ,tbsorIber X " DAVE
Mil-f- Tavern Ess"t souny. October e.D r4.SH
HIST PLA ERS are respectfully mslir1 10 cal 4h'
w examine some CONVENIENT Whi.t CouN,'
whch W. ol'nn", s, variety Of Porte VIZ
mare. FotA.t Book, C!t>,m.n. ~
GEORGE VI WEST !. BRoIllIH'
or e Iutcf Exchange iIoiei :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

yISIIE COMMITTEE ON PRINTING viii r,criv
proposals c pria;:n, 81 tir C"ly"n,in unit Tuesday,
hi cl"rk All person. desiring tn bi forfhc
hini ,c,r bids my member ~ the
- LANE, II fERGISOS. Chairman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

At Reading eleven lives were lost, among
whom were Mrs. Sands and three children,
the wife and four children of Eli Marks, of
LeesPeFt, and Mr. Aaron Kemp, of Leesport
The number of buildings DESTROYED at Read
ing were 25 brick buildings, 81 frame dwell
tngs, 50 stables, workshops and ofiees--nal,
ing total of one hundred and nine buildings
destroyed. The aggregate loss at Reading is
estimated ~ $50, 900.
TAMAoUA Up to "Wednesday evening
thirty SIX bodies had been recovered The
following is list of names of those drowned,
80 tar as we have asccrtained: Wife of Thorn
as Foster, two girls and boy; Mrs. Edmunds,
one boy, one girl, and two grand daughters;
Mrs. David Jones and child; Mr. Crossing and
child; Mr. Geo. Welsh, one boy and two girls
Mrs' Birmingham, two girls and two boys;Airs
Heron and four children; CSthArine Williams;
Mary Mccartney, young girl from Beaver
meadows young girl fourteen years of age,
daughter of Daniel Oxrider; Rev. Z. n. Ober-
feit, pastor of the German Lutheran conpre-
CATION; Mary Williams.
AT Berwick, Columbia county, twenty one
persons lost their lives. Two houses belong
7.hg 70 Geo. Mestler at Nescopcck Forge, CON
@,nihEahont 20 persons, were swept half
'h,Ie down the creek; only two men were saw,
eu' The houses lodged among some trees,
anu were dashed TO pieces. No names given.
anu none OF the bodies recovered
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
DEATU OF NEv DN JrDsON


lIy lhe overland mail from India, the pain
fl intelligence has reached ihr Missionary
liDlmsof thc decrease 0f ltay Adouimm Iui-
son, -. D,srHiur missionary ofrhe-imerraH
Baptist Missionary Union. H. died nn tho
l2th of April laston board the French harIue
An-tiIr Marie, of linrieauY, bound fur the
lslr Of Bourbon, ~ tho age of ~. Dr. Judson
lett Mu'main ou tho ad of April, accnmpaui-
cd hy NIT lipnucy 10 compliance with
rhr diurtius ofhis physician Mfr ! weuld
have gone with hrr husband, hut h was a. the
hazard pf her lidi and boz would not consent -
For day or two hope and fear alrcrnatcd,
bur hci,re th,1,ilnl lon tho ,cssclg bee tolt 20
much revived IN a. dictate q mcssagc 20 Mn
Jud,nu expressing a confident belief that be-
voHld rcro,cr sWccly, however, bad he
w'uf rli al Whom be- rolapscd, and suffer
cd gruat p1in,which continued til be- was ~
eascd 10y death lIr was buried ia the sea
on the same evening ~ latitude la North,
Longitude 70 East within the range Of h.
lnuds that run down 20 the straits of Maacca,
within nine day a6cr the cmb1rkation. Dr.
Jud-on cmbarkcdlor the Fast in 1872 and
ha- ihus been more llW JH y@rFiu the IulE
.iuuary s,ryicc,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
TIE rOTATn nor.

IN Rockingham Co. y. Il,,tbc rot has sud
dculy taken bold of the potnioos,aud the crop
g. very seriously iniurcdif not totally tot.
OucIntrh of eight acres which was calculul-
cd topJoducc 1000 bushels o. wholly lost
Ia Greenland, -omc potato fields arc being
rlouqhcd up ~ Rye apd NoaiuHHn the
disca-o r. i,lt to the same extent The Ports
mouth Journal sass, The loss Of potatoos
Ia town adjoining Ili- city, cannot bc much
short Of 100000, should the crop utterly
iail,as the present prospect seems 10 Indicate
The potato blight has appeared, within q
week simultaneously, in nearly all the firms
and gardens IN the upper part Of Plymouth
county, In Massarmsctts The Old Colony
Reporter SAYS; "lt Il confined principally 10
one or two varieties the ohonangoc-gaud the
pink eyes or cplicoc-, are nearly all which
hayr vet, to our knowledge, been aiIcrlc'l.-
The former ha., ever since the FIRST appear
ruurr- ut thr- rut suurr WARY vince, hrru thr
most affected and We should think Il ndyin-
hlc to rclnqui,h a. culture at least for the
present" The potato rot, in the vicinity Of
Ncwhuryport, appcafs Jus fir 70 bc worse
than in any previous wear The Herald of
that town says ~ great portion Of the crol
+ found 10 be- rotten already in the hills, and
| irits ng soon arrested, the crop threatens
| 10 be- entirely cut OIL"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
n From the Windsor Iournnl.
FRAUD ATTIIE BALLOT BoN.

CuELSrA, sept 4, 1870.
Nln EpIroM ! have time "a give YOU only
q brief account az mr. election Yesterday. The
two candidates were T.. Hyde. Wing, mud l..
g. Villas, coalitonist. Al the first ballot the
number Of names upon tho check list was ili,
When the .votos wcrr counted, Nv HYDE was
found IN have 226 votes. Villas 22i scattering
making in all ii5--tortV 0Hc more than
the names upon the list II was evident that
there had been fraud committed, and upon
proceeding to ballot the second time the con-
stable Ca Young disciple of Nlas) was pnrtic-
ularlv cautioned a. examine every vote Ia see
TIM There was M fowl ptTv7it r--frt1f;f4-. -
voters ON the check list The time was 400
When counted there were found 10 bc 223
for HYDE (onlv three less than bciurc) 2Gi
Tor Villas IN gain of Miriy soucH from the first
haiidt) and . scattering making $50 vutc'
in all-eighiy more than were names ON the
check list and f0,ig mare linn ,r,rc Crsr cGsi
~ me i0,ru, When this state Of things was
made known. every one saw the extent ofthr
corruption and on which side it was, Mr. Vi
las was called upon Immediately, 10y acitizen
10 state whether he would accept an election
SO evidently obtained by fraud, Atlcr some
delay, that gentleman appeared, aud stated
the extreme reluctance with Which lac became
a candidate. and his belief that he was fairly
elected a. the first ballot, hut dORgcd The gUes-
fion as to the legality of the present election,
declining to say anything about IT, The
meeting soon aitoT dissolved in great excite
mcnt, after Mr. Hyde had invited his friends
aud all who discnuntcnanccd such proceeding
to meet him on Saturday next
Thus the matter was lcft yestcriav-but
the affair is not yet through with There is
no doubt in the minds ofany portion of the
citizens of Chelsea, that Mr. HYDE was elect
tt II majority ct from thirty to forty ri The.
legal voters in town. Mr. V. has offered 20
day, understand, To withdraw his claim to n
scat in the Lnaialature, if the matter can la
hushed up. But the people will not permit
this,--a thorough investigation they are deter
mined TO have and large majority of the
Frecmcn-fyhh voted, are ready TO give their
testimony upon oath il necessary, that tholr
su1ragcs were cast for Hyde.
But this account needs no commCnt-thc
people can readily draw differences ~ 10 the
desperation and rccklcSsncss of men who are
obliged to employ such means TO sus-
tain their political fortunes. This transaction
is working to the shame and disgrace of that
party which it was intended to aid--"and the
people say Amen" JUSTICE.
T. y. The maud was COumIttCdaI II sup
posed, by enclosing very small votes in larger
ones and putting in the packages. Certain
Locofocos stood by and insisted upon having
the box weH Nkdken--iearng doubtless
that the little votes would not bc shaken out.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

Tho popular vote isdrcisi,cy Wing We
have been unable e. obtain the vote from all
the towns for Governor hut have enough 10
show probable Wing gain Of siout Goo
aud the election OF the Wing STATE
Tigkcl ly about i,2go majority, For the
l.utsS ycars-sincc isll-thcrc had hccn
no choice Of Governor hy the people, The
FOG. orcoaliton having oppornicd, We are
again able 10 discern a clear Wing NY IN
,our good Mountain State, The "Snr," has
not ".cl," bat thcrc It i, Tar mp in the ,kyun-
dimmcd, brilliant asc,cr,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

wet nj 5 thcnerialy was wiIirmr.s) and
during iliflr residence no Markham, where
ihrl were stfIpHrd fnr many years, their
lifrs were repeatedly in danger from thrsay-
aH-. and 0n ono occasion her infant chiln
lnDw ihn Rev. ~. hacnn, ~ New ilHYeu)
was taken from her hya baud of lndianswh0,
however soon restored b. having bad no 9th
CO. purpose flinn to crafty their curiosity 40
ihr eight Ola white baby, the Ght ever seen
Cos them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

SUDDEN DEAru.-Dn the 4th nit, Mr.
VIM. SomcrS, of Barnet, aged 30, died verv
suddenly. He was in his house, seated on
the scttcc, reading the Bible, while his wife
was out doors, attending to some domestic
matter. She was absent but few minutes
and ON returning, found him a corpse. sitting
in nearly the same posture she had left him,
with the Bible open before him.-Sar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

SINGULAR FREAK OF NATUEE-SrAMEsE
TwINs-DEATH or MOTHER AND 9CitII-
puEN. A very singular and unfortunate case
of monstrosity occurred, or rather camc to
light Yesterday, in City Hall place. A wo-
man named Mnldoon. the wife ola printer
gave birth 20 twin female children, perfectly
formed, and of nearly the usual size, butborn
together, face 10 face and found to bc united
at the breast and abdomen by II growing to-
gether of the flesh The children were ex-
acty alike III appearance, and presented no
other singularity of form; the arm OF one was
thrown over the shoulder and back Of the
other, as IL in Tho act Of embracing. We
learn that the children were alive when born,
but died soon after. What renders the case
peculiarly painful is the subsequent death of
the mother. Every effort was made TO save
her, hut the extraordinary effort of this dou-
bile birth was too much for her strength, and
she died at noon. This is one of the most
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

CO" A new contract, annulling all former
ones, has been made between Barnum and
Jenny Lind. She is to have $1,000 per night
for | 80 nights; in addition to which the nett
proceeds of cvcry night win be divided equal
ly between the parties. This engagement al
lows Bn-num to take her to any part of Eu-
ropcor America. The first choice of seats
for Miss Lind's concert in New York sold for
S225-bid Off 10y a halter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
THE ALEDON OMAN.

"LONG IEAM MAErYRs.+ Tho "unise
and coufuslon"m thr Coalition leaders about
'l,oeg 9'a'a Aaf'yrrfrrH, inrs turnsA aut -
b. "a great cry aud little vol" Tho "Aiar-
yrs" Ia Lamoille have been defeated worse
Than ever, and in the counties OF Orange Cal
edouia and Washington, where tiie sufferiHF
Of the martyrs have bccnintolerable tho last
twelve month"; they are considerably behind
last year. according % orr figures, Il must
be thar Major Eastman did not keep the ever
gonncs Slaughter House" quite prominent
enough before the people More "blood and
thunder" nest time Major,
FoErrsATE EsoArR.-m The afternoon
at Tuesday, Gre Waa diaaagered in ihe rear
part Of M'lsaac Woods new house Ia this
place, iiy the free use Of the as an opening
in the chamber ioor was made, when the stud
ding near the fine IT the arch was found 90 be-
ooolcd, and the FIRE about ready 20 burst out
II hHi undoubtedly been mrniur fsf soiHe
time -pcrhaps for several days-hut was sup
pressed by the lack Of air Il was timely
a. well ~ fortunate discovery
lhlA l'IhFT" H' lHilAh l"l Nh4 HI'l'Al'N
somewhat extensively iu Maine aud Mnssa-
cliussps, In Ibis part If Vermont We Warco-
ly hear oCit The Windsor Chronicle men
tons the cyisrcurc Of tho disease IN Windsor
County Il says I'VE are sorry 10 say
that the potato crop Ia this vicinity Il hy no
means promising, Last years succcss had
encouraged more planting rhan usual; but the
rot has appeared, aud the crop, whore not
a0gcIcd hy it-g&l be GENERALLY small and Of
poor quality. \
NV BrLi.-A nov belt weighing 22oo
lbs,,has been placed In the holiry Of the Com
grrgaliond Chuph on the Plain, In tone,
certainly, Il ia decided Improvement The
displaced hcll goc, To limdlcy,alc into the
/ baptist house recently erected thcrc--a place
whore the "round IT the church going bell
I. meier heard"
GrS JA,u, WusoN, Of Now Hampshire,
rr-grrd hi- -ctt ih tle TIor,. Of l'cprc,onta.
d,oa on fur.d lmt. He gor, Ia California
to lc Collector at san Francisco or Sur
ycyor General,
81 Thr work ~ laying the Rol. on the
passumlnir Road vas commenced NJ Wells
River ou Monday ht. Tho cars, We sup
pose, will run "a NlcIndoc. Falls about the
ia. fl az ngtYl...r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

T7S VIII some one start subscription pa
per for premium fund to be offered for the
best obituary notice Of the late Coalition alias
the Truck and.Dicker party of this State p
Poor abortion-it rottcd before it was ripe
became a stencil in the nostrils Of the people
and where is it2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

- hhnkE- I4IL--on Moa,iHy might last.
!hrSe OF tho prisoners escaped from the Jail
IN tnls town: by saving of the bars at the
WINDOW and on "Wednesday night q fourth
Sai,a through the same hole but one poor.
were all committed for steaIing and had val
ecu Tor u1at so long that their patience was,
'n'''''F cN haustot,- IPoodstock MercurY,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

singular cases that ever occurred 10 oFF city
and be- unfortunate termination, 90 iar az Tho
mother Was concerned b deeply iameuied
We heH u,af hv ~ was q worthy woman
IN H. Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
ST. JOHNsBU RY,
Saturday, September II, 1850
TmE ELECTION---TIu RESULT,

Fortowu Representative, our returns, We
hAipyc, are complication every town In
tho state They eXhibit gratifying result
though ihc Wing majority IN the House will
be- slightly lc.sthnu IL was lasl year
Tho sruat,. viii stand AZ f0llowss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

EssEX CouNrY-rhc whole County
Ticket supported 10y the Whig-is elected by
X majority gain from last year We are
gladdo learn this fact IN the matter oftown
Representative, our iiicnl>6 EsscN County
have been unfortunate Having lost two in
towns that gaSr wing maioritics for Govern
or-ouo, whcrc the whig vote is more than
two to one How could this have happen
4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

3@Ahs, Alico Bacon, widow of Rev David
Bacon, and mother of Rev. DR.. Leonard Ba-
con, of New Haven, died on the 2d inst. The
S,w llaYen Journal SAYS that she was tho
FIRST American female missionary to the
heather beyond the Old Thirteen, having ac-
"ompanicd her husband on the Mission To the
Chippewa Indians. in the year 1894. when
she was only 3 years old. They underwent
many hLrdShips and dangers On tLciT mission
AIRY Journeys, (whcn nearly the whole route
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

Those ANIMALs.-N Next week, the lions,
monkeys, Elephant &c, are to be exhibited
in this place. Such exhibitions are useful, if
they are not too frequent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
coNGREssMEN ELECTED.

Mr. Mcacham (whiq) in the third District,
iso!ccied hy from 4 To 1900,
& Mr. llcllrl lwhiglin the tccond Di,iricthy
SOME 1900
In thcfirst District the vote, except two
small towns II a. follows
I-.HlaH, Mig. 9i32
Miner Wing, seas
Bohr., Coalition, 29iO
CLARK. Old Line, 1923
IN this. the fourth District Mr. Bartlett
(looo) la. about 700 majority
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Merchants aud others, wishing topurchnsc
articles in Boston,arc referred to pcttcngill's
iiu'iurT- i1ifootdTy7 HTtvrrtfzfffr- -rui-
umns, Almost anything that amy body can
desire, may Ice found some place named in
this list, And those who advertise, are men
OF cntcrprisc-mcu who have large stocks, aud
who wish 10 sell, aud do scllnud because such
men do large business they can undcrscll that
cla.s ofmcn who plod along in the old way
too stingy to advorti-eand wonder how their
ncighbor that does, gets 80 much business
Merchants will do well 10 put this paper in
their pocket when they 20 TO Boston to pur.
chase their Fan and Winter stock of goods
Others, ordering articles from the City, will
know whore TO find them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
HEPREaENTATIYEs

C4IEBosia GOUsTr, 3 Wig, ~ L0oPs
OHLEASs coVNIY, 10 Wings, Locos, ?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

,YoUNG CATTLE,-Wc have noticed large
numbers Of Young cattle passing through our
streets Of late, Perhaps We may bc in error,
but it looks 10 ~ rs rather an i'll omen. Why
arc they sought for by olhcrpcoplc 4? Doubt
less for the same reason that should induce
our farmers 10 retain them, whore they have
the means of keeping them. Our section Of
country was prctty-+horoughly drained of
stock last season, and it requires no great
foresight to determine the consequence. II
will bo local demand shortly,for stock with
good prices. Then, too, itisA bad policy for
farmer, luxurious to their farms)to part with
stock ifthcy have fodder for it,--and who ha.
not that, this ycar2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

SIdNEp-Tlr President has signed the
Texas Boundary Bill,thc New Mexico and T.
tab Bills. Senator Houston is to proceed to
Texas to urge upon the Legislature of the
State to acccp. Rae terms of the boundary
RI -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

- TIN work 81 laying the Rails ON the
Road vas commenced at Wells
River on Monday last. Tho ears, We sup
pose, will run to 'icIndoc- Falls about the
the Grst uf October,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
Gbr GaIrnauian.

lius slau ulr rie.s ii.e Poapla.s nglls maintain,
I unU ri hY Influence, Hui uuhuhrl b} Hlni-
llrnfpHiuuf Truth boz glorious prgrrWs draw
Pledged fu Religion, Liberty, and lHH,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

co DrEp.-On Tuesday, Sept. 3, in the
State of Vermont, "Free Democracy" young
eat SON ufBarbtr Stanshury Eastman, aged
two years and four months.
RcguieScdt in pace.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
RECAPTTULAT1ON.
THE FLOOD In PENNsY
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.

2IG TnMna: ID nnt naar.l Econ. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

Mhigs.l2s locofocos, od--among the latter
some rs or 80 arcmnkcd a. Old Line locoio-
COS by the Burlington Sentinel No choice
II,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

GES JAM., WusoN, Of New Hampshire,
rr-'grrd bi- seat in tle HOUSE ct Ilcprc.onta.
d,ea on Tucd. lui. lie goes Ia California
to hc Collector al san Francisco or Sur
ycyor General,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14

NV I0RN, sept Oh. Tho Cherokee and
Georgia have both arrived az this port. The
Cherokee brings over one million of dollars
aud a large number of passengers, -d
Among those who died Of cholera on board
the Panama, and on the Isthmus, were Capt
Ashby, of Mystic; Capt G.. b. Manchostcr,o of
Edgartown; Capt. Robinson, late ofship Loo
Choo, of Boston; Mr. McAustin, of Charles
town, Mass; VIM. Taft, Brattleboro.' Vt; L.
Frost, Springfield, Mass, Chaunccy Croker,
New London.
Capt Robinson died ON board the Empire
City, of Chagres, Aug. 2Gth, and was buried
enNhorc.
The Georgia arrived early this morning
She brings the California mails,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-14
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR

CALEDONIA COUNTY tomplclc,
Williams, Peck Roberto /
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