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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

The Iieiims gf Consumption should remcm-
Der that DR. Buohans Hungarian Balsam Of
Lite, tthe great English Hrmedy,) - the most
elegant aud perfect medicine ever compound,
cd, aud that Il acts IN the most equal aud aalu,
tary mnnncF upon all parts Of The system. II
~ no 0ptais " ~ not m asfriHgrHf tits rot
g mere paiiiahre- intended simply 10 relieve
aud hhtter the patient with dcluslyc hopes --
II ~ a perfect frmcdy y composed chiefly of
Hungarian Gum, Of remarkably healing aud
lnv'goratipg power, and peculiarly adapted 20
the human system IN disgrEHuTzed and con.
sumptyc state. Remember this, aud beware
Of mere phliauycs Gb5ri
AGTsrs, J. G bingham, ~, Johnsburyi--
Fuller 3. Go. and Colby 4 MeGaGcy, Lyndon,
g. u Mcuill. bloomington, w. l. Hastings,
Cfansbury, Y. G. Butler, Derby Line Dana
q Weeks, and Stanton @ Sheldon, Dauyille
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11
St. Johnsbpry, May /, 1850. 6
Farm for Sale.

TVNHE Subscribers, being engaged ip bust.
4 ness otherwise than agricultural, offer
for sale their large ARA-yaluable- Farm. stu
ated IA Newark, lying at the upper end of the
Village on the s,aGe road. Said FarH' con.
tnins about
TWO HUNDRED FORTY FIVE ACRES
of excellent land for moving, pasturIng and
Htillnre, with convenient house aud baFn
thereon with sheds attached 10 the same A..
bout 100 nercs are cleared, and penrly nil of
which il in a good slate OF cultivation There
are 300 Sugar Trees that may now be carried
ON; also. about $40 second growth naples
growing on something like acres of ground,
from which sugar may be made IN fewycnrs
rood portion "A the land not cleared affords
an nbundurtrr of extra building TIMER and
lumber There is m apple orchard Of 200
hearing trees, ynung nd thrifty Said Farm
is welt supplied with water, and IA brought TO
the buildings 30 rods IN good and permanent
lead p,pc.
a b, tier dairy Yarn cannot be fouhd in the
country The above described Farm is offer.
ed for sale by the subsc ribrrs nt n very low
nrice and on liberal terms. For further inior.
nation mature of the Subscribers
WM. G. DENISON, Newark
CHAS q DENtSON, Lyndon Centfe.
Newark, April 25, I=50 666tt
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UE&TRga

In Walden, May ., Mrs SALLrG,, wife Of
Nath1 : Knight, aged - years, two months
aud one day.
Ia East burke, April %, MrTrrs Nrwrlt,
aged : ycst-, 2 months ana ~ dAys=onr Of
the iifst settlers OF Burke. Frutcfs IA Illinois
aud MIcL lGzn, aIs ,-4.-G-----------------
La EataR, c T. Match ~, AiF saPi.-lNti-
li,uir. IA the 7lst year Of hia age.
Ia Sbipton, G. l. April ~ Mr. George +,
Martin, son Of Mr Ashley Martin, agcd -
years and months,
Ia IIolyokr, Ms, Aprl .. Miss Maria W.
Boston, formerly Of Ncwbufy, aged - ycass.
la Compton, {. H., April 10, John 81 Mar.
tin, aged ~ months and : days.
la Derby, April -, Adclinc, eldest daugL.
ter Of David and Priscilla Hopkins, aged ~
years,
In Woodbury., \ pril 4, widow sally Mack,
of Hardwiek, aged %
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|. LADIES' FAIR

VIII D. held Al Lyndon on Monday the 1871
May. 10 "Chase's Hell. --Gammeheing AZ .
T. NJ % and continue through The afternoon
ana eyeglpg The public repeatedly invited
Fiuid ETHaffefPaieriaH This medicine - 0
simple Concentration Of one Of the best Re-,
mrdiHl Agents known for Nrty0us Irritation,
Rlreplessness, Headache, 40 o. Improved by
the lbiTHt disprnsHtorIrH NJ the day. The dis,
tnRuished surgeon aud Physician, Augustus
X, Gafdner NJ, - Of New York, thus Writes
New York sept ~ 1915
Mrssrs e. Hriniry n 90 Dear Sfs The
vial 1T Nalcfian wiiIcb YOU 80 ktndly forward
cd NC for trial, came very oppuftunrly, and !
administered It the next day 10 case Of llys,
terra, and aiteTwafd ~ high Nervous EEalia,
ton. liz both eases Il had.lhc excellent effect
attributod o. this drug, hut which N the usual
form u % administered 10 rarely seen unoom-
bined with nausea OF some other unpleasant
results lR the opinion expressed by Pfofrs,
sor Phelps. of Dartmouth College, entirely
concur and trust you will early aud Eencr.
ally introduce u into New York, that W. may
have al opportunity of usinG II IN lhaae- ca1ra
where u must be 30 dcsteahle
Very truly, your obedicnt servant
AUGUSTUS X GARDNER, NJ ID,
AGTsra,-4John Bacon, J. g. Bingham, 81,
Johnsburyi l. T. Parks and Harvey y Abbot,
nafncti Colby 4 Me, GaiIey, aud J, N, lloyt,
n Ga. Lyndon,
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ON III ~ hEl'l Mb Al fNlNClfLE
oGee-Naie 81 .MoHtpsIisr, ~.
Hon. WttLiAN c. K,rrREper, President.
EpAuNp WrsT"E, --
DASiEL BAtpwiN, Vice Presidents
jrt1rs CuVvrrsr,
RoGTR $. llowAHu, Secretary.
WYE invite attention of the public 20 the
w principles oc the National Life Insur.
uncc Company. The charter is liberal and
particularly adapted 30 the wants Of all who
may desire To embrace such an institution. It
should be embraced
Ist, by husbands and fathers, 20 make pro-
vision, af,er their death, for their widows and
children
%, by tho young, to provide FOR tAemselyes
IA ihVrm agc..
Sd, by creditors, to insure the loas which
the death Of a debtor might occasion.
ith, by the borrower, TO enable his repre-
sonialycs in case Of his death 10 repay the
loan 7..
5lh Those who save little from their dai.
" labor or yearly income would tu writ TO
,t,vest II II, ti,is Savings Bank that il may be
beyond the reach oC accident aud that the
widow aud child may receive "thcir own with
asp{y."
Tic Term Of tho Charter is unlimited.
Al Policies for Life participate in the pro.
fits dnd ysh.H The PIemium. amounts TO $40
and upwards, note will be taken for one
half No party ia liable beyond the amount
of Premium. The cash Premium is lower
than chat Of any ether Company.
NJ A Life Policy in this Company at once
assumes the form OF property, and soon &C.
quircs n considerable value and should the
owner wish to surrender II after term Of
years, the Company Will pay It's equitable val
ne in cash
Persons wishing insurance. will be furnished
with all necessary Information and forms of
application at the Office of the Company, or
by any OF It's Agents.
J p. B,SoHorr, Agent, st. JohusbuTy.
-. 6. HAY, Agent, Wells River.
A McMILLAS, Agent, Danvillc. t667w5
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DANIEL HARVEY's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

Caledonia DggtEIct, M.
In Probate Court holdcni at Danvile, within
aud for said district, on the 9Th day Of.
Nav, a d., 1850
6-tARLOS GODDTNG, Administrator on
" the estate of Daniel Harvey, late Of
Burke, in said district, deceased, presents his
administration account for settlement Where
upon, 1t is ordered that the same be referred
to the 2sth day Of May, 1850, at the Probate
Office in said Dnnvile, for examination and
THAI a'I eetfetr+rt-t ttrtrttrr
hereof, BY the publication of this order in the
Culedon,an, newspaper printed at st Johns.
bury, three weeks suoceBsiyely as soon as may
be, that they may appear, and at said time and
place, " they see cause, object thereto.
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
A true cnpY of Record [667M3. 49,
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
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Proposals for a Loan,

0IN Y UT FN NVN 7,
Trcasutcr's Office, Montpelier, April 30, 80. 5
IN putHuancc 81 an act of the Legislature,
L passed at lis October Session, A. -. 1919,
authorizing the Treasurer To- borrow twenty
five thousand dollars, for the purpose of cxtn.
gushing the indebtedness Of the Statn to the
Bank Fund
p+--.l- 1871 H., 49,, eiscd unIil q o.
clock, z. NJ of Saturday the 9st day Of June,
$50, for twenty FIVE thousand dollars, rein.
Lursable ms follows, TO witt
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NEW GOODS.
WE have Just returned from Boston with
w our stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,

and We would improve the occasion 20 say 10
our customers that we feel very thankful for
that large measure Of confidence We arc happy
To believe We have enjoyed IN our mercantile
operations, and We sull hope, by pursuing an
honorable aud just course IN our dealings, TO
retain the same,
And 10 all others in want Of Goods VIZ beg
leave To say, please call and examine Goods
and price, HALL a co.
= - -Jnlnshuty. Apt,l %, l-6O. G6hN
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IMPRo VENENTs.

Wl4-t our Hrignbnrs arc making various
mprovencuts we do not intend 90 be- behind.
alhr times Should We b. 30 lucky 10 To-
lind ourselves able 60 ialsr The means, We de-
,lfn tJrnlarge and otherwise greatly improve
our paper hefoIo uir "Rnilroad Whistle" wakes.
.up our Valley With the cara running into our
.,,lhgc, We rbri BE- abir tn furnish thr ury-r
8, eul customers "wilh prnmpiuesz aud dias
patch, '
RAlss We have Tor lang periud been ae.
.als,orpci 10 hear Of "Ainy seasons" IN Egypt,
4ad lAllthy Of "rainY srnsana" IA Callfprnia,
one ~ these seasons has been considered as q
stranger ~ these parts, pat this spring We
have onr at home. Rains have been copioas
and llrquent-thr ground 10 completely satur-
llod with water, and last Thursday was usher,
cd ln by renewal Of showers Grasa h. stlrt.
ing up dnoly, bus "socd time" 10 likply to he
postponed 90 ralilgr late, though we trust,
uol 10 too late day.
ttTuii titutFrrr7 ~ ttHUt7tFiJ,iils t,cU
appointed cashier ofihc Orange County Bank.
~ place Of J., G Redina,on, appointed cashier
Of Phssump ic hank
n Giorsl w Edilor-On lie 1T Instant
lost hoIwoen rassump village 3 Mcludoc.
Falls n valublc Ouer syn Glove, aud us M
odd Glove isyery "uch like an old bachelor
or HE odd hnlfofn pair orscissor- good Tor
nothing without IL mnle-I- hag 10 -reqHaAt
tle Gndfr of nay glove 20 send 1t 20 your
printing office and ohliRo
The publlc's humble sor''t,
May o, 1850. Alb.
o. AlI notices Of marriages sent rs for
Publication, must be sigued 10y ,to indtyidu-
al forwarding the snnc,1o insure attention.
Tile il d necessary requirement on our part
to guard ngniusi imposition and injury to
others.
o. Prof George w. Benedict Of tho
NcrmUul Unycrsiu Il one Of The fifteen gen.
llcmcn appointed 10y The Secretary of War
10 attend the cXnminnliou or Cadets NJ West
Point. Proc Charles u. lladdock, Of llauo-
YER il nso one OF the Board Of visitors.
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ANoTuER lNCDENT.--The Louisville Jour
nal gives the following incident, attending
the late burning Of the steamer "Bcllc Of the
Vest
~ fine brave hoy, 10 years old, leaped IN
To the river, aud while swimming towards
the shore, snw his mother upon tho boat
struggling to make her escape, overhnrdcn-
ed by weight oftwo little children Lifting
his right hund from the water, he hcckoncd
to her to throw one of the children to him,
aud ahG did so. lie swan, with the child to
the shore, and the mother cscapGP with the
other, and THUS tho whole iunhly were saw
cdn
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hearing q per cent intcrcst per unnum, pnyn'
bile annually, on the LIST day of July Of each
year.
To give an opportunity for all persons 10
participate IA the investment Of funds in this
Lnan, bids will be received for 800 as well as
for higher sums,
No bids will be received below par The
bids, in all cases, should Atatc distinctly the
premium offered, aud the class of Loan bud
for TO wit: whcthcr that payable IN 1851, 81,
1, ot'5 The proposals should be sealed and
endorsed rf'rgp0sdiy for t0aH, A. and udtrrHH.
ed 20 the Treasurer at Montpelier y The Ger.
tifcates for this Loan will bc transferable on
delivery, with interest warrants attached. Each
.succcssfidi bidder will be required 60 deposit
with the Treasurer the amount awarded, on
the agth day, of June Of the present year, oi.
tt1rr IN cash or drafts en Boston, Tfayi az New
The bids will be opened at the Treasurer
Office, Mt 6 O'Clock +. NJ. on the LIST day of
June, 1850, IN the presence of all persons who
''I GS7w3 GEO. HowEs, Treasurer.
sAREPTA HEMiNGwAY's ESTATE.
rY,uC subseribcrs, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Orleans Commissioners, to re-.
eeive, examine, aud adjust all claims and de-
mands ofali persons hgainstthr Estate OF Sarep'
Ia .Heminsway,la late Of Morgan In-sald district,
,lrrrnrei rrpresented inSolycnt, and all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thcretof rnd
80 -menths f+aa,-thc 10th day of March, A,Dh
1850, being allowed by said court, to the cred
ilors OF said deceased to exhibitand prove their
respective claims before us-llcrcby give no.
lice that we will attend to the business OF our
nnpoinluannt al the dwelling tiousc of Simeon
AiIbrr, in Morgan, in SAID District, ON the l3th
day OF July and September, at o'clock, al
ternoon, on each of said days.
ZENAS COBB, commissioners.
WIN. COBB,
Morgan, April ~, 1850 SONS
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C. J. Il. Spaulding Esq., of Montpelier,
has returned from visit of two years TO Eu-
rope aud regions bordering on the Mcdiier-
ruucnu, aud is soon, wo understand, n be-
come one of the editors of the New York
Courier mud Enquirer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

: VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN.--The Locoiocos hive
carried the Legislature Of Virgiuiu, MS usual,
though the Wings make a muchbeuer show
than was expected
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AsAasisMA.a&9.

IN landau, n H., May 4, Mr. GsSJAsiS
MoUHtrt of - Johnsbuty East, VI, ana Mr'
llsHmrr \, sniru, Of L.
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Colt strayed.
Passumpsic Bank.
AMHFRsTs GROSS, Est AN

VIII thF7 7 y tTNVf71 70 = -
TNlE subscribers, having been appointed by
j the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Orlsans, Commissioners, to receive,
examine, and ADJUST all claims and demands
Of all persons against the Estate Of Amherst
= Gross, late of Btownington,in said district,
deceased, represented insDivent, and all claims
aud demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
the tam OF six months from the sth day of
April, a ID 1850, being alleged, by said
court, 10 the orfditors Of said deceased, to cN-
hibt and prove their respective claims before
us, hereby give notice that we will attend 70
,thc business of our appointment at the Inn
OF Samuel @ Fisher, IN bloomington, in said
District. on the 3D. Thursday Of June, a. ID. f,
l-5a, and on The Sd Thursday 90 September.
1850, at 10 o'clock, forenoon, on each Of said
days.
ALDEN SEANEN.
Bloomington, May j, 1850 o67w3
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BKlGmrON MANkET, Thnraday. May

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, May -.
At market, $50 beef cattle, - pairs AXnLk-
ing Oxen, los Cows ana Calves, 500 sheep,
and 5uuU Swine.
Beet cnttle-We quote extra at 5000; LIST
quality, SO, ID quality $3.50: I'd quality, 4,71
Working Oxen 65, 40, II, 50, To-
Cows aud Calvcs-,Sl7, h9, 2i, %, 81, ~, 40
Shccp-S3, 3,75, 4. one lot Of 90 sold for
~ each.
Swnc-4t ste; re,ad 81 64c
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE

rENHE well known Stand situated on St,
Johnsbury Plain, being first rate place
for doing a good huEiness, II being situated AT
the head of the RailroOd, and in a NillhEe
that 10 rapidly improving.
For fa,:her particulars inquire Of the sub
serrbcr on The premises
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

New ORR, TUESDAY Evening
The steamers Empire city, Georgia aud
thrrukrr uit arrived tudny bringing ururly
Three Millions IN Gold Dust.
Tho California arrived nj Panama from
san Francisco, 23d March, aud brought
Sl,7uO,uoO IN gold on freight, aud ia the
lnnds of passcugers.
Gold is reported more plenty than ever ut the
mlnos and property hn- hllou in prices. -
Provisions AID Injuries were abundant a. san
rrrlu cisco.
SlcMucr Snruh Sands aud propeller Curoli.
I'114s Ret..-'1. i.ll 81 f'@-sei1F efA.ad about
800 still remaining upon the lslhmus await.
lug chances. Tho rainy season had not set
IN, pnd Chngrc- and Panama were still heal
Thy, Many robberies daily occurred At Pa.
uauin aud on the lsthmus.
The day previous 10 the sailing nf the Cal.
ltorunth Collector Of Customs IN San Fran
riSru was notified thar monies collected for
duties aust he paid over to the SSthte Gov
crnmcul, IN accordance with n resolution
passed lay the Legislature, d,ps hdring been
taken 10 tofm an Independent GoccrBheni--
Com Jones, IL r. said, ~ about tHkiug meas
urrs To woydnt IT,
\ law. hus' already passed the Legislature
imposing TAX of S2J on every foreigner
who works al tie mines.
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Tnr ENrrNsIyk CASH Be4lstss atthe New
England Print Warehouse, Nos IL y % Pearl
street, Boston, ii contradiction the One Price
system, aud has created no iit,lc sensation a.
To1g ITosc Who arr dG6TcITcd. 10 ETIng INTO
competition the high ltrccs required to pro.
wade against the heavy losses eonscqucn, upon
The credit system
The reports that prints arc only sold by the
-plcklrc. ni-ihis- establishments, aIr- enlrely
t,t,t,,,tt,..l gate4a-eIs- lcGl IN thu ulece
from over five hundred sample eases, com.
prisng every variety ofs,yIes, from The best
Foreign and American manufactures. See
advertisement in another column.
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n tTnI7 iit0uFrtf1 N tt1Uf7tFi ,fils blcU
appointed cashier oflho Orange County Bgpk.
m place Of J., g Redina,on, appointed cashier
Of Phssump dc Bank.
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hiR CuApwIcE 3-SR; IN reply to yon
correspondent, ~. A." in your last paper.
| answer lhnt the way 10 determine the cAlra
yrturity Of thr tur ut.u cHrriurr wheel when
Ia motion i-,by drawing pcrpcndicuar luc
urto-- the centre ofthe l,pol and sticking a
Stake also0t tho line, then moving the wheel
forward uutl this line becomes horizontal,
" hen he win find dat the top end OF the line
wheel farther than the bottom by measure
iHg CA sad ltI1a to gha stake or starting point
aud that the liulr Of HE wheel which coniin-
...4A-.l4Arn .l4uriZuuIal line nCrnss tic rcuirr
goes five utucs hs tjst Hs tlv under hnlG---
Nou viii perceive 10y III" above calculation
that place the centre Of motion at the hot.
tom Of the wheel which think is correct
theory. SEPOR
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The National Life InsuranC
Company,

ON THE PURELY MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
oGee-Saie 81 Montpelier, ~.
Hon WILLIAM G. KirrREpor, President.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-06
Official Reports OF the
EXPEDITION TO CUBA.

In the n Q. Plcayune IF the 18th ut, we
find several official Reports of the field Of
fcers connected with the late Cuba Expedi-
ton. As this expedition is one of the exciting
subjects of the day, and there have been
many misapprehensions as TO the affair. we
commence to-day the publication of these
Reports, which comprise the full details and
from authentic sources. They are the first
authorized reports on the subject yet publish
ed, and will be read by the public with inter
est. The names signed TO the report, says
the Picayune afford u guarantee of their
truth ED. JOURNAL.
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the depot, and | held my command waiting
for one of Gen. Lopez's AIDS, who. he had
told me, would guide me through the town
to the point | was to occupy. In few mo-
ments Gen. Lopez came up and ordered me
to march at once into the town, and capture
the barracks and the garrison. presumed,
which was the fact, that our decay IN landing
had caused the alarm to be given to the town;
and his consequent inability to surprise the
place, had induced the General to change his
plan with regard to my command. mulat-
TO. who was found n the street, was given nae
as guide to enable me t. find the barracks
of the troops; and forming my command into
column or companies, marched Immediately
TO execute the order of the General. My
guide proved unequal to his task from fear or
Stupidity, and after being evidently carried
SOME distance out Of my way, countermarch-
ed my command to the mouth Of a street
which seemed 10 lead towards the centre OF
the town. near which | was net by Gen.
T,onez. who gave me as a better guide. cit
izen whom he had found in the streets, and
/ impressed for the purpose. Wheeleo mo
! the street lust mentioned, ana marched Quick
| ly up it with my guide, who, strpihed WHh
/ fear. could give but Confused ldea Of the
position Of the barracks, and whom let 60
upon HEARING the first challenge Of a sentinel.
/ lie SentlIltlS llOW luSltly Cile'i
building which proved to be occupied pri-
vately as a prison. and barrack for portion
of the garrison, and | marched on TO charge
it IN few moments after the first Senilnei
had fired considerable fire of musketry was
opened upon the head of my column from
this building and was vigorously kept up as
we continued advancing upon it
From this fire received wound which
disabled me for further duty. and the com
mand of the regiment devolved upon Major
Hawkings, than whom, for every quality OF
an excellent officer, it could not have found a
better commander. Up to this time my whole
command, officers and men. had displayed an
intrepid and eager valor which never saw
surpassed by any stormng party of picked
veterans and which tended TO deepen my re-
greet at beng so early deprived of the pleas
ure of leading them.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
THEODORE O'HARA,
Late Colonel Kentucky Regiment in Cuba.
To Adj'l Gen. GONZALEZ, Of the Army o.
Liberation.