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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-03
LescSsbssrg, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, July 8.

AOvEhTlZE !-Executors. Administrators Public
omccrs, City and Country Merchants Manufacturers
echanics Business Men-all who wish to procure or To
dispose Of hyt!ing-wouid do we'll to give notice Of the
same through the Lecisburg Cnromci This paper has
sood ana increasing circulation in q community conta-
ming rs large proportion of active solvent producers
consumers, and Dealers any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-03
REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION

60.
~ ''sha'" m i'ohsen" "''eS "on' In'PPee.
~, a' ,o,"' ""''n 'e.
"eu uPon MS ,.urG' au.ho.u WIN Hofh'
eousn:s stai u'eus VI u'.a'."s =" .s. sosees'
:1 ~" "':,. :" I y" iuus ~" ,. n'e S ",ousH
VI. so a"o u':enA'eeu '"se q'An',"e' VI Pu'
h's ."ou'"'u, s'A's VI "h nss eu,i-
~ 'o"s "",1' e"'' 'H-H",s ,,' ~, VI
"e oo"pou"u Hyup " WIN on'"''
H. mo' "' ,ns .Iptms .' f."e f c,.,
~ i ~ y.
.,,n' Den", ,':, o s' '"'' ne''e'"e "''' -
VEpv IWpoprANr c.rr,oN
n. ~ ".,.,.', -. 81 M
swsvNE,S CnWpnIrNn SVpiIp. Or
win rurppV ooD s;..:.,n, ~,
-. -. so"e uHP. ePv,,',t -, '.1
,h;nr;na =" to''s "s e.,,",:. n: - 81 ~, ~ IT,.
n. A..sr'ua ~ uV fu'a'ou y. "o.a .na. ane'
in square bottles. covered with a beautiful vr.p.
per, (steel engraving,) with the portrait Of DIR
,SWAYNE thereon, also his signature all 9th,
ers are positively fcticious and counterfat."
Svyayme,s Celehrafef Yermtfnce
"a safe and e0ectual remedy for Worms. Dis
pepsia. Cholera Morbus. .ickly O, Di.pep,ic
Children, or Adults, and The most uss-
ful Family Medicine ever Offered
to the pubIic''
Extract ofa Letter to Or. S,ruyne.
Dated. Andersontown. Indians
man purchased bottle Of your Vermifucs
the other day for his child, and by its use dis
charged sixty three Of the largest " orms he had
ever seen. II is somewhat difiicul, TO get the
people Try il, as they have been 20 often gulled
by nauseous and worthless worm medicine.
Aoun oe'ng 20 very pleasant 10 tne taste, at ina
same utne eHrctuai, snail DE- able 10 dispose oil
a large ouantity Respectfullv you,s.
T ~ a.
!. oAAHf. i. NJ
BEWARE Of MISTAKES. Remember
DR. Swavne's verm;fuv. Ia MN, nm, nm a, .,r.,s
-, f~P ''' '9"
~ Sn"uns 'e'en"y oeen enanse"') eo'ei.d
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-03

The Norfolk Argus SAYS: The ~hea,
crors.of North Carolina and tide wafer
counties Of Virginia are all utterly bighied
by rust.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-03

Harrisburg June 29.-An a,remp, wns
made last night to burn the railroad.
Lrid2e, Eve miles vest Of Levis.cwn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-03

o. More aid and comfort from the 'out-
siders' listen TO the Junior Of the Colum-
bia Democrat,
The papers says, Bro. H., that the peo-
pie are going to send you TO Congress.
We can't fight for you but We are with
you"
Aprropos TO that, 'the papers say that
The Junior aforesaid, J. G. Freeze, ESQ.,,
will be elected Prosecuting Attorney for
Columbia County. All right, driver; so
ahead =
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-03

GOn Monday we had exhibited to US
fteshly-plucked lemon, measuring thir.
teen AID a half inches in circumference
over :he ends, and eleven and quarter in.
ches around the sides, and weighing pre-
cisely one pound, averdupois. 1t grew on
an inocuIa.ed lemon tree owned by Mrs.
Nathan Rawn in this boro', about two feet
high. two and half years old; and the
top OF which could readily be enclosed in a
hail bushel. The tree bore several lemons
bu, this was The only one that remained.
1t. had been growing about year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-03

G. ". ScuSYrLE and THORNTON
G.W.Kesslcr q E.Wilson.N \ Berlin
Moses Spcrht, Bcavcrtown
Davis 4 Schnure, Selinsgrcvc'
Youncman 4 Walter. Dry Valley
Reuben Keller. Navy Island
Boyer & Summers, frcehurg
ard by Storsteerers z
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-03

& BaKEk. L,eis5ary.
h. Ncnch, NIiliersAus
d. J. Boyer, Centre'iile
L. L Taylor. Mif''inbnrs
D.Smith. .Mossers Vale.
Wilt 4 Eilcrt, Hsrilrton
SamI Hsurt, Jr- "
.neraliy 'iy-s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

HAScINc.-A Scotch parson in his pray.
er said" Laird, bless the great Council
the Parliament, and grant they may all
hang together"
A country fellow standing by, replied, 49,
Yes, with all my heart. and the sooner
the better I'm sure 1t is the prayer OF all
good people.
But, friends said the parson. "a don't
mean a. that fellow does, but pray they
'.ay all hang together in accord and con.
,rd."
NO matter VIVA. cord" replied the 9th
~, $50 I - ba, strong one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23
SELECTED poetrp.


oh life !. -yy-, go sail ussny child.
"And love | love to roam
In the meadow. green. 'neata the ssy 'ciens-
Oh the woril i-s fairy hotnr
There are tres hung ttick With blossoms hir
AM flower. gay and bright
Thr~. ,he mcnn. clear my. and The .un-lh Jsy-
Oh, The votld ia world II light"
"Oh. life rs sweet" sad ssllan, youth.
4. he eonn'd the .ioried page
Ard f.pndsr'd IN The days by gone,
And the fam. II former acc
There wa. hop. IN hi. brsh, ard h>sriHs sY,',
And he lonred for ril.r y-sr
lie dung to lif- he dared IT. .,nie-
II. fcl, nor dread no tear
"Oh life IL sweet" csrne inerriif
From the hT- of iaif young BIRDS
And happy suiis she sase the wbls
To the dear one H. her ,iie
"Oh life ). .ss-t for ~ will liv.
Our coasnncy TO prove,
Thy sorrow. nine. my trial, line,
Our soaoo IN our love
"Oh III, ). .ver," ..1s mother fond,
A. she gascl on her helpless ohild
And she closer pre-. . to her gladden. a breast
Her bstr-. who unoon-t ,ous suited
Ny life shall he for thee. M child.
Pure. g-ii,le.- n thou Art
And who hall dare M .oul 10 le.t
From The ne that forms pau r.
"Oh. lie !. s~-et'' sad m aged .ifs,
a. 4 4 I'D.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

carthage, PaHoIa foBnfg, Icras.
1--WE Proprietor OF tins establishment is pre-
1 pared TO accommodate the public With the
beet the country affords.
Jun, z. ls5o--no ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

rur WIS
shr cling, 10 lam wil woman. low.
III. i,y to ihe nak
Will oof lua bead njih ornsi ng for..
Earth, chilling tempest broke.
When ihe world booked cold nn bim,
And blight hnns l'er Do. name.
She .oofheI ~. cares v.'l N1rnsu',loy,
And babe him r,se aglia.
When rare had ffovne,i o'rf ~ face,
And cloudrd he Young hours,
She Wovc among he efown ct thorns
wtensh u ls,r seWn flowers
And never dl that wrath decay.
Or one hugh, n1wof v,ihet.
For woman . is,f- e'rr naHf.hcl tbem.
THAT they might boam l,fc,ef
Tt ever t'u~ oi.h eatnau- love.
True i,ll air'- storm, have passed.
And, hke the VINE a'asnl tfc tree.
i braves ihem 900 t4a last
The above lines are heauin ttutbfil ,al ,'~tea'
bat some poor hen fcekcd Benedict who 81 linked 70
In uninmed Catherine ~ a see,ni Natuppe l.rl..
rate. the following Nholc,ale ,landrr ufon he 81
rus ornrH sipr oy rHt ricrtRE
She chung 10 hun vttb woman. hate.
And ifownel sheur 'er hc .rohr
While DER hs head ~tli cushing force.
she many a brpom.ueh broke
And when the sorl hooked Kind on him.
And M; whh rude l.-,lnia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

Shreop ~ res 5,ll 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

A. urNnAN. " >. nrrHANA,
hlNBAR & FL CllANAN, Comu,.,..
- Mfrssafs and Htoisais Groc,,, =,
t.r,y!r4 street. New Orleans. ma,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23
EVANS. GREGG. & KEY

W o.ll furnish BEGGING, Rope, sd raT
1n"n supplies to- Planter, shipping to the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

NV TM l,oR, ,."'' Of Ai'b.ma) FLOR.
w A\CE llul 81 corner Of Camp Il. ana
iAifttlfr @FuHfr' "" ''FIh- Hiay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23
EN Ms. CIR EGG. x il + \

rur HOUSTON AVENUE
ALL. Tt.\AS,
always ou haula ilrsta general assortment "l
Goods, Real, Made tohnF. Hal, tals'
1900 BOOKS
eaftir iYr,, idcrn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

WAIT uoYT CLINTON rorr
IIONr q FORD, COMMISSION lkrcko,,.
/ 30 Magazine street, New Orleans. mo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-11-23

.,,.,,, -s-~-r.
sole and retail, No IS Canal street, Ns.,
Orleans. mo,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

selves into open planes whence they might
the better d-cern h. when they With great
fear and mnazemeut did great while RAze
upon H. n0t being able to liscoFn which was
thr natural sun and which Il adysntitious
and mimlr reae-tionr They that we're n
nnr fron the othrr nbuht two duFT-es or Two
aud our third A. the same time, Ind ~
long an thosc thrcetuui appeared, there wero
seen "a The tir uft opposite unto them, and
almost due north thrro raiuh0ws. two ~
whirh wrrr- the ,tte ~tthit, tlie other hui tlse
third against rhc course of nif,rr, had his
aeatre IN ihe ..eaiil nf that place. and vas al,
most continuous unto the other two, having
be- buck almost Joined "a thcrs. That rain-
Lows should appear, We know IL ~ be- no
wonder; and that go many Ninbows AZ suns,
We brlirvr y f1--ible, but that any rainbow
should b. greater than a srmcrcle, o. lave
his centre above our hongonis a thing which
elder times have not been 80 woll acquainted
-4tlal Thc-d suns and thrsc rainhows con
ruurd ,n The m1nncT IT0757 TIir''7 frvTru'r-'-'--
after twelve. ~ vhar time the light Of the sun
beginning b, lit'lc and littlc u grow weak
the thirk cloud got The vicfory over thrm.and
,ook them away from tlir ewes ui the bchold-
rr-; ~ the same time also the minhows, their
atieudants vanished, and Icn lhc dlv a little
troubled lhut much mor, the miud, OF tha
-psapin.4 and let. ahaut one 1f the clock tho
sun brpkr uut again in 10 woni,'d and acrus-
TONED manner. add no, rest Of the day WIS
clear and free fiom ri1ud,.~ n win ~ once
occur to the scientific reader that the triple
san and rain bows here described were moth.
ING more than tho narhslig, or mock sunr.and
the hG'9es OF the mcieornugist. Those ha-
laes are culorcd rainhow-lilSc ring, which
surround the ,Iu n considerable distances
from bis body, Two OF them may be seen ht
1nJl the one about double iho distance of ,he
other and somet.mss third,at twice the dis
tanrc OF the srroud and about 30 degrees, or
a quarter Of circle from the sun. The less-
er circles are generally co'uGged, tho rcd be-
inc innermost They 1rc supposed 10 arse
from the acton of the i,y PARTICLES IN the up
per air upon the rays ot light. These parti-
clc- naturally aggregate in needles, or prisms
ct three or SIX .iIc-; and the reiraotion OF tho
light through them would account inr tho
color. Of the ring, and for the distance at
which they stand from thc sun. Pnrheiia, or
ui1y k--un,, and pu,a.-'saa- or mock moons,
arr .uppo-ad To be OWING TO rolIaetou from
the same icy particles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

Ia l6o7,a terrible iluud dcyastcd the south
western counur, ot England and Wales
whereby twcnty--ix parishes in Monmouth
shire were entirely swept away, and the coun-
ties OF Somerset Gloucester Ginmorrau.
Cardigan. and Caermay,hep w.rc iearfully
oycrhown hy the sea. During this inundadon
500 person. pcrished and many thousand.
woro uttnrl, ruined Tho eaiastrupho MAS
'l-----il'--l w. 'vilov- NV n contemporary
Upon Tuesduy the 2oth OF January. 1901,
about nine o'clock in the morning. the sun
being most fairly aud brightly spcd, many
OF thr iriiaAiiant, prepared themselves ,ta
their affairs. There might they see aiar of.
As it were in the element, huge and mighty
hills of water, umbling one over another, in
such sort Il II rtTr GREATEST UUuutIiu III tiTr
world had overwhelmed the low valleys or
marshy grounds Sometimes il So dazzlvd
the eyes of many of the spectators. that they
imagined it had been some fog or mist COM
ing with great swiltuc,, towards them, and
with such smoke as it the mountains had been
all on fire, \ TO the view Of some il seemed ~
If millions Of thousands of arrows had hGUn
,ho. forth all AT one time, which came in suoh
swiincss, as il WAS verify thought that the
fowls -ut the air could 2rarrnlr- hy-4u- la4i;
such was the threatening fury thereof But
as soon as the people perceived that it was
the violence OF the waters ct the raging seas,
and that they began To exceed the compass
ut their accustomed bounds, and making so
could make the best aud most speed awav.--
But So violent aud swift were the outrageous
waves, that pursued one another with such
vchemencey, that in less five hours space,
most, part OF those counties were all oycrflown,
and many hundreds OF people, both men, wo-
men and children, we're then quide drowned
by those outrageous waters. -
Not only were dweiling-hau,estd destroyed
but several churches were completely swept
away by this tlood;aai Of the bridges between
Gloucester and Bristol scarcely one was lett
atandng The city OF Bristol suffered CON
stdcTabty. The Hood happened AZ The time
ot' rhg great ~. fautAs air hr,rt there. when
the warehouses were fitted with all kinds OF
stores, anti tli,s- we're more or lr-r, damaged
by the waters From the many nIirratious of
h,tirbrradth r-vap,', We select the follow
ing for their quaintncss aud singularity:---
"Ihe miraculous dclir"ry MA gentleman
ham dedM irhen IL hdd ronpd bsset ki,a IN fBc
mida ~ ne 'ra'syS--A gentleman dwelling
within four miles OF the sen, herwiSt Barn
strLlh 4ld -Arista~ Walking forth to view his
gTounl.erf7r hi'rlrs To- thcsca4n.,.t, and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

aaid, with my gnods thee sudow lIe us-
cd 10 keep a dry gonds Store then, and I thor
be- Wa going "a give me- the whole there was
ia H. I was young and simple and didn't
know tll aRerward- thar II only meant one
calico gown a year li isR lovely sight 20
see Young people plghuug their trough as
the song say.and coming up "a consume th6ir
yows.' She hustled about and got Tea ready.
bat absrraotedly she put on ths brvfken tea
pot that had lain away unused since Paul wns
alive, AMI the tea-oup- monded with patty As
Il the thea hud ronibrrd the ghost pf f,a-t en-
ioyment To dwell forthe moment Ia the home
"f pwaenl nidpghodd; ybunF tIfiyI 'VHu-rx-
peotsd "a be- married on Tl.gissFWng night.
Wopt copiously a. her remarks, but kept on
hemming the yril thar was a. adorn her hr-
dalship and Ike sat pulling brsrlos out the
hearth brush in expressive silence PAN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
INTENDING WEDDINGS.

~ like to tend weddings said Mrs Par
tngton, as she came baRs from one in church
and hung her shawl up and replaced the old
black bonnet in the long preserved bandboN;
Il like TO see young people come together
with the promise to love, cherish and nourish
each other But'iLisa a solemn thing, is mat
rimoay-s very solemn thing whore the
minister comes into the chanccry with his
SUR Aus ON aud goes through tho ceremony
OF fnaElng them man anu SIfs' tt utiEitt ttr
be husband and witri for it isn't every hus-
band that tirns out to be a man declare !
ncvor shall forget how felt when
Paul put he nutue' .se d $50, finger and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

Since th,- strange sppsriton," continues
our quaint and W1ry0j-In1kJng authority,
There har-cnrd in Devoushirc, not far from
Trcgnir, another wonder, which did rs much
alright the ears Of men a. this did their ewes;
for in the afternoon OF that day, being Thurs
day after rwcltth-day, there were heard in
the air unusual crack- or clAps Of thunderr'-
sembling the sound of many drums together
=snmctimc. beating charges. sometimes re-
treats, something's marrhes and all other points
Of war which, after IL had continued a good
time. it seemed that the same thunder did
most lively express MANY volics OF small shot
and afterwards thc like vollics of ordinance
with ~ great and Vet 50 distinct noise. that
many nt them Who ,lytlt near the sea, won't
toward the shore to see what it might mean,
as verify surprising it had been some great
sen-0ght near upon that coasr. These sever
al fearful nosos were again and again renew
ry ~, -tl.e Almc order, tili 1t length, with a
horrible and extraordinary crack OF thunder,
ticrI tJ'ii IN a t.ryyttfid of unt Rebeft Pierce,
where there were divers workmen planting
applu-trecs, a thuudcrbolt. II | NAV so call il,
being stone ot , feet in length. and 2 feet
m trt-s,tlttt - t.4.it -tiGkuess- sab
stance whereof was in- hardness and in color
not much unlike hint After the tall OF
this -taue. which, with the weight thereof,
was clean buried in the ground above yard
deep the thunder ceased, and the people be-
gan as mach to wonder at that which they
now saw rs they had lately done nc that which.
with so much tear and anazement,- thsy- had
heard" The so-calcd thunderbolt was OF
course an aerolitc--a phenomenon with which
scientific allrnFA ars arr NOW marc. iamiliAr-
Many of these stones have been procured and
chemically examined, aud found to be quite
unlike any mineral of terrestrial origin, con-
tanning, as all of them do malleable metallic
iron, nickel, aud chrome. Hence the most
likely theory Of their derivation is, that they
are fragments flying through space, under tho
influence Of the same forces which sustain the
planetary motions; and that they sometimes
come within the sphere Of the earths attrac-
ton, - as 20 be drawn down to lis surface
There is every reason to believe that tho
planets. satellites, and comets, are not the
only uLAut@ winch luhft dtNullu Nlu SAlls aAiA
lie within the solar system: they are merely
the large conspicuous masSesi wHItu millions
of others may eNiss, too small 70 be deserted
on ordinary occasions, ,and-makipg themselves"
K known only by falling upon the earth. Tho
iiluminated appearancq, OF acroiitesis suPPos-
81 b.. ars!as To -exlraordinar5- friction
that they cause in passing through the air
with such velocity as they must possess.
The descent of auother aeF'lite in tha
iitiesbofhusd OF Balkin- Green, near Hatford
ia berkshire, is thus dsscrihvd-
- vt began thus first, for an onset, went on
one great cannon,as Il e,of thunIer alonc.
like a warming piece to the rest that werc-to
follow. TheB a little while alter, was heard
a second; and 10 by degrees 4 third; until tho
number y t'yer,y vegc q. hLgtl 81 tEefea-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
OF TIE
I7rH CENTURY ~ BRIT AIN.


There i- %" prr'"'l boo lr+-4I-lory ~ Eng
land -o il.l af hytmorliuoy occurrence, 90
the -ryrntrruth rrutur, The drath ut b.
lil,brth iu 1908 pui 1n end to tha romuarn.
i've calm which hai ior -one umr ryi-tr,l.
and nom fbll period until he 1crr-.iuu aC
Nii,iam ,ud Mar 10 lN77, iHe wT1Ir ElHg-
dom we aun,ul.rd wllb intestine rommouuus.
Tho rebellion 1f ireland. tbr civil wai, pf
scotland tbe cNur.tgn .. Charlie, / thc be-
,urlaton of Cromwell rby destruction Of the
monlr'hy. thc establishments of . common
wealth. fbrn.iin.luof lmc, r. and again
thr -aLe.iiou in lr-ihrd urn ,cur, of o.
vents only to hr 1,al.,d n,ra,p. by the
history ut Eumpr during thr singular year
I,I-.
N,~ites eyc1u rotating historical digui-
~. there w1' what ar0ears 90 drt sight an
extraordinary success, "a of inferior orcur-
rcucos-'s plague, lcmpe,ts, eoullagraiinns,
marvellous appearances in the sky, all of
which thc people believe 70 bee essentially
connected with The march o' historical events
in 40 far a. every one was regarded a. q
mark ot the WAY ~ ahirh rguvidcnrc regard
ei 7hr dpiug- 'fsltosmcn. Many OF tine mar
rai.uns 1T Ihes, occurrences aro eScrc~ingly
curious. both for thc nature 9t the orcurrrn nc
cs themselves, and the terms ia which they
ara .et forth for popular admiration, 40 well
as fhr comments naic upon hrm, in which
We arr presented with Ii,e, 7hrupdot Of
ihe temper ot ih" popuIar miuf during that
ngo. II is to tho NOR" remarkable OF these
memorabilia thnt oc would now direct tttcn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

thai we're there we're thesr- namely doN,
rap, n,oIea, ioAes, hares, rabbits yea, aud not
70 much a. rata and mine bat were thors in
ahundaaoe'and that whioh 10 the mors strange
the one u them nryer once offered 20 annoy
the other, although they were deadly en-
.i'slisz hy nature ihe nnr o. the othnr Yot
in tlis danger of lite tl.y not ance olIered "a
express thrir natural enu'ity. but Ia gentle
sort they freely enjoyed the liberty of liG
which "a mine opiuioh,waa a inusr Sodderiil
.garL "A, a.s,tr,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
THE CALLED 0NIA N.
BY n. C, CHADWICK.

lEiAa-slrso per hnHum, " paid within the
Hrar s2-0o' If payment be- delayed hgyond fha
NHr' ~ paper iH0UHrInuud UHrii Mt HTrHrHFus
hre pnii, except at the pltou oftha publisher.
AhvEirIsEaEsrs Inserted ~ ihr u.uM pnrr-
Transient advertisements mu-t boz p,id 'or loo ad-
vance, Advertisements should bs MARKED rho mum
ley NJ times 20 be- inserted otherwise they viii be
continued until forbid lor a. the option rthr pub
'hrgl and charged accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

v B. PALMER, b authorized 20 rcrrivr Advrr-
tssmsnis aud subscriptions az he Offices iu Bo--
tom, New York, und' Philadelphia. s. M PErTFN-
boston
lJ'- Lcttcr 10 thr Editor loo order to receive at-
trutiou, must bee iu.i ys1d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
JOB PRINTING.

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Printed in the ncatest manner nj the Chlrdpnian
Odire,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

Upon Monday the sth OF October. they
made their return again, and at the same time
ti'.--'44s -e'-ttst i-ssF '4t'slisss 4a, a. II
was the Saturday before; they mounted into
the air, aud encountered each other with like
violent assaults nv TO rmerly they had done,
aud feb into the city upon the houses, and
ntp the river, wounded and slaughtered IN
like manner as is before reported; hut at this
last battle there was a kite, a raven and a
crow, all thne found dead in the streets,
rent torn and manglcd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

"Oh bless YOU" cried the doctor II
wouldn't have you do 50 for the world All
/ ask ot YOU, Is to say nothing whatever on
the subject, and it You ever again hear a re-
port of the kind don't make it u subject OF
friendly y Investigation
Mr. Query promised: and. after the truth
was known, and Dr. Harvey had rtgaincd
the good will -rururrtnrttty,t toet-tl,-t- with
his share OF medical practioS, he never had
reason agaiu.io cNeiaim,=.'S save mo trum my
friends ." And Mr. Query was in future cv-
ccediurlv careful lqw %, attempted ia make
1ruU|. 'nN4. #tit,lunu-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

uiir {, good inan, suppose and an exc
rcllcut Doctor. .ait Mrs Saline ~immous.vith
u dubious shake ot her head, "hut ,"
But what Mrs simmons 20