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TO TRAVELLERS, BUSINESS MEN
AND VOTARIES OF PLEASURE.
GO Qu~ick--CODleQ uick!..Great Reduc.
tiOn Of Pricesi

0uick-.CODle QuiCk!-.Gsreat Reduc.
ton Of Prices!
IENHE undersigned begs leave to return his &C.
L acknowledgements to the good citizens of this
city, and the public at large, for their liberal pat.
.ronaee during the lastthree years, and also 10 ten.
der his saddle horses, hacks, bucgies, and person.
al services. as well as the services of other expe.
rienced drivers, TO convey passengers TO and from
all points accessible in the country. His prices
to and from the following places are ssfollows:
To Bowling Green 80 cents'
To Noix Creek church, 90 do
/. TO Buffalo church, or Springs, 90 do
Other conveyanceS and distances on the most
reasonable terms. II. w, p.
June nth, 1S5O.-tf
WANTED-TO pay CASH, or Goods at CASH
w prices, for.
5000 bushels Corn.
5000 bushels Oats.
300 bushels Potatoes.
300 bushels Flax Seed.
10000 pounds Bacon-together with a LARGE
quantity OF Butter and Eggs.
April 9TH. LUCE & MURRAY
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Final Settlement.

~ o adn;n Is hereby given, that the. ,nder.iansa,
decd: late of Pike county, viii sPplv " ~ ths
nsx ext Aug. term of the said county courf ko2 : snsl
se'neniento ihis administration on said ss,sJs whsn
;h;nS wners all persons interested may attend ifthsy
a. 4loHARD WHITE, Admir-.
Inn. ia. pss RICHARD woEsHAM, Agent.
' Aoo"' 4w
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GEN. CAss IN PENNsYLvANIA.-At alarge
gathering of the Democracy Of schuylkil
county, on the 10th inst, the following res
o~lutions were unanimously passed:
Resolved, That we are proud of the pres
ent position of Gen. Lewis Cass, showing,
as il does, that the constitutional ground
originally taken by him upon the subject Of
slavery in the territories, and upon which
platform of non-in~terEention he was sus-
tained BY the Democratic party Of the na-
ton, as the only true ground, TO which all
moderate aad sensible men of all parties,
who love their country, and desire t" per-
petuate its prosperity and its greatness,
must at last come.
Resolved, That in General Lewis Cass,
we find the man ,chOn,, IF all others an The
Union, we should prefer as the Democratic
candidate FOX the next President of the Uni.
ted States.
The same meeting further resolved as fol-
lows.
Resolved, That we are in favor of al
honorable and final adjustment and settle
ment of the various questions upon the sub
iect Of slavery, now agitating the Congress
of the United States. and that the report oI
the Committee of Thirteen, of which MIR
Clay is the Chairman, seems to us to offel
the basis of sach an adjustment.
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Administrators Notice.

NoTICEis hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
n; has obtained from the the County Court Of
rxs county: letters Of administration onshe estate
9th day Of June, 1850. w
All persons having claims against said estate.
are requested to present them within one wear from
the date OF said letters; aud il not presented with.
IN three years from said date, they will forever he
preciuded from the benefits Of said estate.
BlLLITHA @. LONG, Admir-.
June l7ih, 1850. (4.swI
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"Sealed proposals." as the chap said
when he kissed his sweetheart.
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ME undersigned has resumed the practice
Il of the Law, and will attend ihe Circuit
Courts in the counties Of Marion, Rails, Pike,
Montgomery, Lincoln and st. Charles, and 10
snoh othsrs business IS shall be entrusted to him.
His residence Is ct Bowling Green, Pike county,
Mo. EZRA HUNT.
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The Rev. John seger

or jersey rhy, an old and highly respectable clergy man Of the
BsVtDt Denomination, handed Ia the following col ti6csts NJ DR.
$ r. TOwnsends ONCE. II speaks for itself
DR. = r. To" N.EHD Dear Sir . AM constrained 10 give you Q
statement Of the benefit derived frcm usiug your sanapsiills.
LeheEing, by 80 doing, GLalI reader a benefit % those who are
suffering As have been. was reduced for many months BY the
DyapcIsia. 81 much that il Wss with much difficulty for me 70
walk or keep at"nt bud AHA q tstter, which covered the nost
part Of my head which wS extremely troublesome and sore: h,
got to he almost a scab. { used quite q number Of remedies fr
both tie complaints. but received little or M benefit, until took
your sar'aPsrIlla, which. through the kindness Of Providence, has
restored me TO more than my usual health. as nm now enjoy ing
better than have for . number Of year,. am now 90 years Oh
age. ] believe it tn be an invaluable medicine, and recommend il
To my Dumernus acquaintance which 10 very large, n have been
= minister q great many Year, hope tins hasty sketch NAV b,
a. much benefit to you ~ ycuI medicine has to Inc.
July II, ISL. JOHN sEGER, Jeuev cuy
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Rhe umntlsn,.

BIaekpsiFs Liani. Sept "a, IsH.
DE. :. 7. ToNSsTsp-DeAr Sir ! have suffered TERRIBLY for nins
yeas with the rheumatism considerable Of the tune I could not
eat, sleep or walk ! bad The utmost distressing pains, and my
limbs were terribly swollen. have used four bottles Of your
sIrssparil!a, and they have done mo more .han one thousand
dOnsn worth nl good, am so much bet,er-indeed I nm entirely
relieved. You are At Liberty To use this for the benefit Of the
afflicted.
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GIRLS, READ THIS.

Y"n WHO have pale compilations. dull ;s'. blotehss on the lace
rough skin ar iTeckles and arc out Of spirits" use q bOttls OF
tw" Of DIR. s 2 To~nsends ssnaparilla- Il will cleanse your
blood remove the ireckles AMI LlOtchcs and give you animstion
sparkling eye. enc spiIitS. beautiful Complexion all Of winch ara
Of immense value to unmarried ladies' Thousands and Thousands
remedy.
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Albany, AprII !, Is1.

yB spun u on
IL 1T, . 7 TSTnSend's Principal Once has beeu removed from ias
5uitnn U 81 Narsau street, in the building forneriy occupied n,
the South Baptst Church. ' "e'Psa' "
M I IN - geo, No . steiesireet, and Mrs Z KiddeL
rIatt salem lanes b. tireen. Worcsster; AIl,snp 4 GsnLy
"ncoIo ) Bslch L Son, Providence and BY Drurrists ~
and the CsRsdas. . innsa
I57For sale by ]. N. BRYSON B. CO.,
Agents, Louisiana, Mo.
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. sTethodist CLERGYMAN.

The following was sent 20 our Agent in Railway, by the Row
J. d TUSISOS, oG the Methodist Episcopal Church-one of the
most learned and respected in the connccion-snd il another
evidence o: the wonderful effects Of DR.. i. P. Townsends sarss
Psrills ON the . stem.
FaIGsn PEAH'Oy Having for some time past, % you are aware
experienced great general debility Of my systsm, attended with
c"nstHnt and slarrning irritation of my throat and lungs vas 4
your instance; and in consequence Of having read Captain
McLeshs decided testimony in its BEHALF induced 10 try DR. a r
T"wnsend's f0riamed sarSspariIIa. tried il. I confess more in
the hope than In the confidence Of its proving efirocions but am
mound I'm csnlnr now 10 sckn0v ledge, that | had NOT tried Il long
before J. began to experience its salusry effects and NAV NOW
say, with Captain Mclean. "thut would not be without n on any
cohsidorstioh" u has done me more good than any prey,ou,
remedy have tried, and If this statement Is deemed by you Of
my importance you have my full consent to make IL public.
Railway, August Sd, 1917. ]. d. IijNIsON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

nave niNNNN nv ANNNfhA W ANf NANNH AfhNNi
Webster, IN which they express their uPpFo-
baton Of the sentiments Of he speech recent
~ made IN the Senate
Eight hundred 10 a small Number compared
with the whole number Of voters IN Boston,
aud however gratifying this feeble cHpfession
Of public sentiment may be 20 Mr. Webster
made, no doubt, "a part, from personal regard,
he must be- convinced that two OF three points
in his speech are unpAlatabe 10 a vast major.
ty Of Northern ifeemeni and TO none more 3D.,
than the Wing ffeemen Of MassAo husetts The
fugitive slave bill before Congress, which,
with amendments, Mr. Webster proposes 90
sanction, cannot meet tho appreciation Of the
Free States though such law would be buth
dead letter upon the statute books The peo.
pie would disregard ia provisions, believing II
10 be- unjust and inhuman, ia slave can &C.
cure his "inhliona0le risAt' by escape, let
him do ~ IL "a his right, aud all law TO thwau
him would and ought to be, migratory While
We would render unto Cesar all things that
are ugAgHIy his, We would not deprive man
Of "lIfv, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness,
aud no human enactment can make It obliga,
tory upon northern people to do II
Among the Wing delegation in Congress
from the Northern States, Mr. :; chatter stands
"ylone in his glory, s'i, eoreems this ques.
ton Also in regard 90 territorial bills for
New Mexico, SC. Trbills should be reported
to Organize territorial governments there = no
reason 20 apprchend but every other northern
Wang will elesve unfal'erinEly to The ProviSo
Mr. websters speech has not shaken the faith
Of ono man. "solitAry aud alone he stands
upon his position; aud VIC zee no signs that,o
assuming this position, hs will be able 10 effect
any honorable eompromiso with the South -
IL will turn out TO be labor lost. Though
prompted, no doubt, by patriotic motives TO
hold out terms OF adjustment somcwhat ~.
pugnant 10 his own individual feelings, and 10
the feelings Of his constituents, lac Is destined
to see his project fail. The fault will not be
his The South demand too much and the
North cannot, and must not, yield one solitary
fundamental principle. We do not understand
Mr. Webster as eonsenting, in regard to the
territories, 10 the sure nder ofany such prIn-
ciple, lie docs not mean to be- 40 Understood
But with Mr. Benton, ho thinks there can be
no slavery IN New Mexico, at Any rate. Mex,
lean laws unG the law Of Nature, exclude 1t
forever. but he may be mistaken; and u tho
territory is TO be organized, the application OF
the Proviso will do no HARM and especially,
while the South will yield nothing in eonsid.
Grafton, It becomes altogether eEPcdient to ad .
hire TO it,,
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boundary lines which shall ultimately sepa-
rate California from Deaerei. The hoFeFn-
or, in bis message, 10 Of opinion that ihe prop
UsitiOn should not be- cOinI with, 1he
message and accompanying -onumenia we're
laid on the table,
The following are salaries appointed for
Hlate officers ~ the General Assembly
Governor, $4,000 per annumi Secretary Of
State, "a 900 Surveyor 81 900 ColnpIrollerr'
5000. Treasurer, 5000 Attorney General
"a, 900, Chief Justice and each Associate JUS
lice, 10000 each District Attorney, $1,000
state Translator, $4,000 Governors Private
Secretary, $1,000,
4 bill 10 incorporate lhe City Of shcrnmen,
20 ,vus vete-d by ilis t'0ssFsaFY sg ll.e gfnunh
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Constitution prnVld-
log lharsuch corporations shbil be made ny
general law,
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PAssUMPsIC RAlL ROAD.

This Road seems 10 lake The lead NJ al,
others IN Vermont ihHs iaf w ttuiHf or col
management aud successful opemlioo H.
travel appears to have Increased 10 eoo,,d
ernble extent last year, On MONDAY morn
ing the tSO passenger ears over he ra.i
were completely hlled win passenger. TLs
work on the portion Of tho road now lens
constructed between Wells River and s'b
Jobnsbury IL progressing rapidly, aud il (,
expected the ears will run 90 tie latter pls,,
~ early ~ the first nfNoyember heat M.
rather hard country between lbe.s IA,
points 20 build Rail Road through bad
there n nothing but what energy and none,
can accomplish.-Hoodsi .lgs,
Not 40 "hard country" between dee
places, after all. A ride over tie snl,io,A
would lead a eursory observer TO Sueha con.
cluHion, We admit hat tho railroad Track +, 10
the valley Of the river tOf 30 large a pofI5l
oflhe route Il makes lhe road moderalelyu.
pcusiye only, eompafed viii many OlLsr
roads,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13
SMALL poX IN KIRBY

There have been, recently, three cases Of
s3matt f-oI IT tho town Of Il rrby--ur-, futui.--
Den. frNuTUr LorKE, highly respected cti-
lzen of the town, died on the 9th inst. of this
disease. a son of Deai Locke's returned
from journey to Boston, and was taken ~,
hut reccye:cd--tho nature of his disease, at
the time, not being we'll understood The
Deacon, and grand On, 8 or 10 years Of age,
soon became sick, aud it was only few days
before the decease OF the former that the ma.
ture the disease was fully npprehendcd-
The grandson, though very sick, is, We UNDER
stand, likely Ia recover.
Several of the neighbors have been exposed,
but sufficient time has not elapsed to develop
the infection, X if taken by them. Measures
have been instituted to check the diffusion Of
the disease among the unexPosed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

mile lor necessary travel 10 DO aseefritiied
nv multiplying The SQUARE rogi Qf The HHn5sJ Of
dtrriiing hoiists ~ hsJ diBisi6B BIZ As square
root efihs HigabeT Of square mlss, iH Ho' dipis-
0ai the product being taken ~ the number
Of miles travelled for oil purposes ~ taking
he census Singular M Ibis mode Of deter
mining tia distance travelled will strike eve
~ one, IL In strongly supported by the origin
nlors Of the bill, aud II said 10 afford ihir
method Of equHliEing tho compensation IN
tho various districts"
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ttinds thni liya ~ the earth. and oil the
irlnda llml shall rnme Ia live here 90 long 90
Ihe world slHnd-.'
"i'znkisl,'l asked IN suhiued tone Of
rpvnreuco, "will ynn print my thoughts
tOOT
"Yes, lhnI wil,r he replied, if you will
stink snH1e Ofihs right kind, '--"feH that We
will" echoed lle presanpE,
Aud wont home aud thought, and Fee
kiel has printed ny "hopgH tracks" ever
hiure,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

~ The Hampshire (Msl Gazette givcs
publicity to a story, Of this import a mcdi.
cal student had I'm his yiiTPrr- IN The college,
and finding the doors locked entered Dr. Web
ster's room through a window AID found
him. with the dead body Of Dr. Parkman
that DIR. Webster instantly seirrd him by the
throat aud threatened To XIII HIN unless hc
would swear to keep the fact secret and
leave the State that the young man consent.
ed, len Tor Philadelphia and FROM thence eumc
TO Vermont aud that, imprllrd by mental dis.
ucss, he, returned To Boston, and eommunioat.
ed these facts on the day and before the case
Was given 10 the jury The Windsor cnront.
Gle endorses report Of ~ import something
like the above story.
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~ The verdict of the Jury in tho of
Prof. webs,er, was announced to his family,
the next morning amer II was rendered. by
Mrs Prescott, a sister of Mrs Webster The
Boston papers mention that the screams of the
family were heard in the street soon after Mrs
Prescott eaiered the House The painful
WIS must have been heart-re n ding to his wife
and daughters. Prof Webster has four daugh.
ters.
On the 9TH instant, Mrs Webster and daugh-
ters called upon Gov. Briggs, now in Boston,
for the purpose of presenting petition for the
Communication ofthc penalty of death awaiting
Prof. Webster. $1,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

; az Liiue6sld, the principal witness against
PfoE Webster, has been paid the reward Of
5000, Altered Tor Information which would
lead 10 the detection and conviction Of any
person oT persons, who might have commit
ted violence upon tho person Of Dr. George
Parkman II IL dihiedlt 10 resist the eonyle.
ton, while reading Lillle6sld . testimony that
he felt, for some cause, an earnest desire 20
have Prof Webster convicted and deter
minauon 10 do what was IN bic power 10 secure
verdict Of guiIly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

uJ-The"AitH California ''ooutHius an address
Of tho " Wing General Committee 10 the Wings
Of the District Of san Francisco" issued IN
reference 10 the election 10 on vacancy in
the Legislature, and also amunioiPal election.
The address enum~'-tes the leading points Of
the Wing faith, and amoag them states, "lhat
u 10 "a cardinal principle Of the wings Of CAT
ifornia, that her mines should be free 70 all
American citizens" and gives % reason, that
" these mines afs cold tbs richest sf them sal
fall into the hands Of spectators and monoPo'
4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

CALIroRNIA SuccEss.--A con'SPO"'..,
~. f.. W." of the Journal Of Co''"""' cod
81 do not know Of single instance I. SsinrIc
success at the mines, on the pari OF .ono,ny
one OF the passengers, or sh,hs of,bs
with whom came around the ho'l ~ the I,.
former there was a hundred si'e ~ - home
Ter above twenty. Many have retuI" SorS ln,
who can tell the truth. arrived "onortu.
August, aud have had some go0' 'FF
mites to Judge ofresulls'"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

DtTTEHEHCEa 90 oriHtUH There 70 murh
diversity Of opinion touching the verdict ~
the Jury IN the case 81 Prof Webster About
one hair Of the papers that fail into our hSbds,
that express any opinion atall, doubt a. 10 ia
eoHretness they think the evidence, "a a
whole, was insufficient 10 warrant legal CON
yiotion that there was reason 10 doubt bic
guilt, aud that doubt deduoAble from the evil
dvuor, and therefore he ought not to have beea
found guilty Of murder a PhiladclphiA pa
per remarks that not legal gontleman eau
be found IN that city, and scarcely any other
gentle man, bot that thinks the prosecution
faicd 20 prove beyond "lcgal doubt the
guilt ofthe accused. On th" contrary other pa
pers either aequ,esne in or approve the verdict
Tho acceptance OF th' Tewafd,by Liulefsid,
will not tend 10 strengthen public opinion IN
the righteousness Of the verdict. So large a
sam presents powerie, motive for hard, II
not false swearing When questioned by Mr
Webs'ets counsel IN the cross examination,
Liltlrhrld declared he did eiaim The reward
offered cor information that would insure the
conviction Of anybody that might have mur.
dctcd DR. ParkmaA. A week or ten days 81.
pIrr and this witness sra'nst Webster opehS
he pockets wido 10 receive hyee ihoHAaHd dol.
farAf .'. q .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13
Boston, April 81, 1850.

Ham CrruEmNG- papers contain
the following paragraph giving the rule OF
compensation for taking the next census
"'rhe consus hill before the U. s. Senate
-nroridos Tint the pny of tile assistant mnr-
lbals who Llkc the census, shall be TWO ccnis
tor each person enumerated, ana TWO cents
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

~ a. Mr. Thompson, the VIVA candidate
in '"PslGsy's District" 10 Msssaah asetis, de-
elines being % any longer io has STOOD
eight trials. and latlerly has gained handsome
ly upon his oPp0nenl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

~ On Saturday last, moro than one hafof
had been taken 10 The amount Is 80, COOS hatos,
and will, it's pretty certain, be taken IN due
time
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

FoSru LApIEs.--Many of the receipts and
inventions of the day are either useless or
spurious; bat the following is an exception
Il has been tried in our family, and "the WON.
en- folks" are greatly pleased whit. 1t saves
about one half of the labor in washing beside
much wear OF the clothes. A dollars worth
of the. material would be sufficient to supply
a family of common size for year;
Take one pint of spirits OF turpenune, one
mint of alcohol, two ounces hartHhorn, one
ounce of gum camphor-shake well togetheri
then 10 one quart Of sofl soap add three table
spoonfuliF of this mixture Wet the clothes
first, then soap them (with the mixture,C lay
them in tub and pour warm water on them;
let them remain half an hour or more, then
Iquccte them we'll out Of that watet--soap
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

~ The Europa bring Intelligence Of the
arrival Of the Hon. George r. Marsh Of Bur.
lington,at Constant,pople, -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

Sis ions FHASElm "A report husresrb,a
81 Paul, Minnesota, Of the safety Of srr J.bo
franklin, II came Gpm some distance ,b,,.
Lake Superior, aud is based upon lRlarmsl,,,
dafiKed from Indiana
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

W MIR Burt, member of Congress, Mesars.
F. w. Pickens, r. Barnwen Rhett, late mem
bers, and Mr. Gilmore, are spoken of as likely
to succeed to the vacancy in the Senate made
by the death Of MIR Calhoun.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

lF The Committee on Elections have re.
ported against the right Of Hugh N. Smith to
a seat in the House OF Representatives. of the
United States, Is delegate from New Mexico,
on the ground that he was elected by citizens
living within the asserted limits of Texas
Committee refert- sgNiRst-tlte right
of Mr. Babbett to seat as delegate from the
Mormon Territory.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13
,Sra ypMngBVMT.
sATURDAY, APRIL IS, ls5o.

~ Some eight hundred citizens Of Boston
have signed an Address 10 the Hon, Daniel
Webster, IN which they express their uPPro-
baton Of the sentiments Of he speech recent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

MIR cahuou, Wing, has pg ecu, r,set,
ed Mayor of Portland, Me- ny vi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

" We are under obligations to friend IN
San Francisco for the Daily Papers published
in that City,-the "AltO California" and the
"Journal of Commerce" The price Of the
former is S25 per year, the latter, $50. The
principal news from California, by the late ar.
rival, will be found in another column. We
clip the following Beer Story from the Jour
nal -
A BKAR SInRI.-GnIumhuE Cherry, ono
Of Col Hays Mexican lads, shot n she bear a
few days SINCE, about twenty-five miles above
here, on this side of the bay. There were
three of the "Varmints" together at the time,
and two Of them made the young hunter seek
for refuge in n tree, but they soon decampcd,
leaving their wounded companion Cherry :
prize, The animal weighed four hundred
bounds, and sold in our market for over $500.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

them again and pot on 10 boil, then Gnsb Al,
usual BY rHclng them, etc.
LiTTLE HHopr AtwAVs lHut The vtol.
Wing ticket for State officers 10 elected. .,u.
only nominal opposition. Both bnnehs, m
the Legislature Wing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13

The most .7STONI SHLNG CURE on record.
The following letter is deserving especial no.
tee as TO the pirtues Of Or. Cor6sh's Syrup Of
Sar,aysriua! II is from the well known and
gontlemnnIy Conductor Of the Concord Rail
Road. T.. p. WRIGHT, Esq. Such testiune-
nv. m the most convincing, and much TO be re-
lied upon; boston, reD 81 i0'''
EpwARo BRiSLEv &. Co.
GeHtl.men.-In May last, ls4s, was pros
trated for several weeks with an lnhammatory
Brain Fever, which lcft me in most weak
and feeble state. a friend advised me to try
bottle of Corbett's Concentrated Shaker Snr-
sapariIla which did with the hAppiest results.
BEFORE had completed the first bottle was
conscious or decided Improvement, both in
strength and in my general health have
sinee used several additional bottles, until my
health 10 better, and my constitution apparent
Iv s,ronger than it has been for years.
To those similarly afflicted as myself, and
indeed to hll troubled with constitutional De-
bility, Loss of Appetite, Impure Blood, wheth-
e1 nraduced by actual sickness or otherwise,
can cheerGully recommend the Shaker Sarsa'
parilla, as, in my opinion, tits the most ehee,
! live and health restoring Medicine known,
ours. truly, LIP. WRIGHT.
Conductor on the Concord Rail Road
E. Brinley Il Co. agents for U. s. 4, Canada
| AeENrs-John Bacon, G. Bingham, ST
Johnsbury; l.. p. Parks and Harvey & Abbot
Barnet; Colby Il Nc. Gaffey, and }, NJ Hoyt
~ Go, Lyndon,