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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE STORMlNG OF > TONY
polSr.-Las, Wedne sday, July 10Th beng Tue ~
anniversary OF that gallant and glorlons exploit ex'
tenslye preparations were made Tor an appropriate
celebration on the ground Of the old fortress ~ :
o'clock in the morning the steamboat Arro" ieu lNs
City. having on board the Light Guard under coIn-
soand of Capt Vincent. together with >e'eT'i ih'l-
ted guests from this City and Brooklyn.
u,he Point say. the Roekiand Co. Jour''oD large
rlstfou, had been erected covered Win an AWNING
ard m the green in front gOodly NUMBER vi seats
&c nroviIed for the accommodation vi the Iales
Nofv' Standing the difficult o. access % lns
ground the Point beng hgf proInohtOIy VI 49,
rocks almost inaccessible - lo7t PasSS .
goodiy COMPANY OF men ann "ohel d. schIAou Hohi
Inc adjoining country DOtworths band accom-
nsnying the Light Guard, and Nhit"oTths tofhet
hand attached 10 the U. |. As, were on hand ana
quite a good time was reailzed; ne D hese li
fm,ter Morris was 1t anchor Of the Point, and was
Handsomely decorated with fags. streAner>, anc
signals and during the day seyeG stluiss nere area
from her IN response 10 the guns al me roi.'' fnd
those on the opposite sIce OIL we r'eI A. 'S'P''"D"
Point. ;es
Previous 20 the emeAt O. Vie ccrrinohie''
the Marshal Of the day. IOhn K Zoe, maze Ia
and approrriate address, when Hon hugh NSA
VEL ,yas rallied upon to III Ia-e presiding chaE -
Among the speakers on the occasion NJ. bluiiis u
Nev-No rk particularly Distinguished hlHisrh -
glow ing patriotic sffusOn -recaptuiathg the tp'.i
Gus achievement Of or iaihers II tte s,p1 BE
stony Point and other soyl-stTrng facts Oh ke.oia
,ionary lore. MAJOR General Aaron Ward OF -,
chest1r County addressed the Assembly a spLss
ana anirnalsd speech Of considerable hhgln VII
Vas wep received. other addresses WEIR n.' ,','
wbicl, Met wi.A hearty responses fro0 the ''' AZ
dientf. .., xr.,s made ssd
Pre- ous TO sjouInmenl no.i1 /. ., ne d., ten.
n,., u,snmousy iha' he Prs seen oiI.,srs DO
ief 'at ,SA, o. 20 larger contributes 70 nc ~
~ ,es. of IL .cene 10 ,te ' ssH 10 Ice
49,, I'D ne. rasy were Accordingly ''"Os' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

Bopy ForNp.-The body of benjamin
Segon, who fell from the upper leck of the Staten
Island terry boat yph, on sunday july H. and was
drownod, was recovered of Governors Island, on
Thursday. and buried on Friday, by the military com
pany vi v Inch he was member.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

100. Fan Odd Fellows Lodge is
about being organized in Morrlsania meeting OF
a the Odd Fellows in the village-who, 1t is be-
lityed number hundred strong-is to be held on
Thursday evening next, TO make arrangements for
APPLYING for charter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

4 DENIAL" BUFFALO, July II, ISL
Gertlemsu noticed few days since IN your paper
under the head Of " City News" an account OF nv
arrest for making and selling spurious article Of
patent medicine called Daviss Pain Killer in The
City of New-lork, two years since Whether am
guilty or not, oflawmust determine. In your
notice YOU stated that a number OF thousand of TIE
forged Labels had been discovered in this City Allow
me 10 say i; untrue, foul the tongue that gave
II u;terance and was done for the purpose Of
pressing me 10 UDluS; settlement of the matter.
ooA TO YOU for correction of SAID statement your
paper. Respectfully YOURS.
ANDREW j. WHIrE"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

F,vp N SrgING-SreEE IA window
curtain caught IRE Ia ne. az Sp'"s's"'e'' - .
Pm. Saa-iay Damage SiSa'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
WnArmGs

IN Morgan, April "a, Mr. Elizabeth, relici of The
late Den. lothian Cummings, HFnd ~ years
~ this town, April 10, ~ consumption, hf Luman
ellison, aged bl-rocently 81 Danylle,
In Newbuy, April o, suddenly, while 10 hi'
Gl.s.ls. STAR Elq-ased alaHi DO gsarz reeeniiy
n Coventry,
In Rangor Me-, on the a7ih, Ian. last Asa F"f'
ter IN the anth year n hIs age and snn u ue late
Billy Purierof iiHverhiii
DEATu's poEGs ~ BATH, ~ H., ~ MARCH,
Three children ~ Mr. Ben0ni ClouFh, ~ Influenza
A babe n Nc burbank, smolherod In ~ mothers
arms, while riding Ia seiPh-A babe u Mr Henry
lang, HFod ? years-M r William Woo's, aged o.
n lingering Consumption-The widow u hr Va
~ Abbott, n Dropsy, aged a.
Ia Concord, MI, Of appopleSy, Hamilton Hutch
in,. Esq, aged a., Mr llutchn' wasa graduate II
Dartmouth College, and highly respected Tor hi
many yirtues
! ln Littlcton, March ai't, Mr Elizabeth l. Buri
/ In The goth wear other age,
! In Lyme, \, H., March 20, Mr. Sarah llewo' .SFer
! i0I YEAR months end - dHvH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

80 Thoy have named a new looorH' '~e on
the Western Railroad the AppIsos GU
MORE, for the late president Of that road
60 There are 22,5O0 lawyers In the Unit
ed states. Ia New York city, there arp 200
Of whom 300 have paying practice and lhe
rest practice Of not paying
HB~The secret ballot law has passed the
Massachusetts senate, II obliges every voi-
or 10 seal his ballot in an enyelop, the latter
10 be- furnished At the expense Of the state
CO There are 5000 white adults in Viz
ginia who cannot read or write This Is the
state that laughs about the whiting propen'
stiles Of Vermonten aud accuses them OF
wearing swaDlow-tailed coats
aBMore than 400 English Momons recent
~ arrived At 81 Louis on their way 70 the
Salt Lake, The men are mostly mechanics
in moderate circumstance
90 The origin Of tho numerous hre' At u
tea, y. g., has At last been ascortained' \
couple Of fellows named OrHutt aud Conoklb
have confessed to setting fire 10 6ny-toul
\ buildings, and that they had II IN eoniemph
ton TO burn the city, They will be tried It
June before Judge Allen
H8rThe Ohio State Journal denies that th'
Legislature of that state ~ has been current
Ily reported, passed habeas corpus law aimi
lar 10 that OF Vermont
G9- Hon. Mcssrs Grin Fowler, Of MAssa
chusetts, and iIowdon, OF Alabama, who wer
detained at Washington by severe Illness
are recovering, Mr. Phelps, Of Vermont
who has also been very III At Washington
, has so Ear recovered that he has been hble
? reach home.
q The Boston Post says "it Is estimate
, that more than 9 100000 in sales have bee
lost a. Boston this season, on account OF Oh
immersion among Southern merchants tia
/ Boston would not sustain the Compromi'
= mcasurcs."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
VERMONT POLITICS.

The position ofhe Wig Pdriym Vermont
Unless the tone OF its presses Mas ceased to
bo q criterion for judging Of the sentiments
Of party the Wing party Of Vermont may
now loo considered as irrucoyerably commit
led To sustain the schemes Of the slave power,
~ the same party in Maryland and Kentucky.
Nine oF ten ont of the thirteen Wing presses
in Vermont either take open ground to sup
port the compromise, and abide the new test
ct the Administration in It's behalf or indl-
rccty signify their Acquicsccncc in the
views Of the more frank, and therefore the
more honorable opponents Of their party
Grecn Mountain Fireman,
The Editor Of the Freeman, Judge Ihomp-
son, j. 20 much IN the habit &c turning Lislo
~ into fiction that he cannot take a practical
common sense view OF any lhing at all. There
is but one solitary Newspaper IN Vermont, that
was ever Wig, which takes "open ground Ia
support the compromise aud abide the new
tcst"That paper is the Bellows Falls Gazette.
There are three more which have occasional
~ given ground for suspicion, but we trust
every one of them will come out right side UP
at last. These are the Union Wing, Windsor
Journal, and Middlcbury Register. All were
opposed 20 the Compromise all have profess
cd to be- in favor of "rcpcal, modification and
amendment I" and merely because they have
not already gone the whole length that a con-
sistcnt adherence 20 these views would war
rant, ne do not think they are 20 bc charged
with an abandonment of the Vermont Wing
platform, or open" advocacy of the new test
We shall at least wait 20 see whether they
endorse this article OF the Freeman, before We
give them over to the enemy. There are sir
wing papers. which have taken "open ground
against the Compromise and the new test, tn
wit, the Burlington Free Press, 81. Albans
Messenger. Rnland Ilsraid, iSrUHIHEtah
Banner, 81. Johnsbury Calcdonian and Mont
pclier Waterman. All the rest have joined
H.. ee..i,..4.,- s.At.ii...aat al Wing partA
of the State against the Compromise, saying
nothing about the test Thus, with but one
Wing press decidVIITy out OF tuno, we thinK
it pretty safe to infer that the position ofihc
fFhir party --rittent" tt,,t SeEs seF'ets-
IL threatened. An addition of one apposi-
ton press in Vermont is nothing very alarm
Montpelier Wdtchmdn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
EXTRAORDINARY RELIGIOUS EN-
CITEMENT AT mILN AUKIE.

Mluaniie. 1pM llM.-Lasi Sunday even
ing the Rev. Mr. l.eahey, the Monk, Of La
trappc, was advertised 10 lecture at the Meth
Odst Church. a large crowd assembled, n
bout third of them females. lie had not
spoken five minutes, when there was q rush
at the door, and q gang Of men came in arm
ed with clubs and others tore OIL the rails
Of the pews and laid about them with great
violence, Several persons were, struck on
the head, and badly injured, The scene
was one Of the widest confusion pcws were
torn down, chandeliers smashed, and the
shouts Of the rioters and screams Of the wom-
en- were fearful The audience gradually
got out Of the windows and doors Some few
persons stood round the preacher and protect
ed him. The Mayor commanded peace and
promised that Mr. Lcahcy should leave the
town IN the morning. The crowd did not
dispcrsc I'LL a late hour, and many persons
followed the preacher and his escort Ia the
hotel, breaking with briekbats some Of the
windows, The city is in state Of great cN-
element y meeting has been held, The
Catholic priests Published notice calling
upon their people 10 keep away from the
meeting, The city was in a tremendous state
OF excitement this afternoon, IN consequence,
OF threatened attack upon Mr. Lcohcy, q
reformed Monk OF Latrappc, to prevent the
u'llNfIN OF lttluTor &C. ~ poiUon ol oNl
Catholic population.
The entire fire department and 100 special
constablcs were sworn in, and were we'll arm
cd In preserve the peace of the city, SIEVE
raj threats are said to have becn sent 10 III,
prnpretors of the City llotet yoslorday, Il
fire the building unless Mr. LAhcy was dis
charged from the house They have not
however, been carried into effect The May.
or also received an anonymous communca.
ton, threatening to tear down the church If
he was allowed Ia speak there this evening
However, from the overwhelming expression
ofpuhc opinion put forth by law and order
meetings Yesterday, for freedom of speech
together with the efficient police arrangement
backed by the press, &c, all violence was ci
/ icctually checked and the reverend gentle
man was allowed undisturbcl 20 deliver hi,
lecture. II is expected that Vhc dcmonstra'
ton made for the preservation of order and
I the freedom Of speech will cncctuAlly prevent
a rrprtitiurr OF such scene OF riot aud blood.
she'd, rs took place in the Methodist Church
on Sunday, in the midst of gospel sermon
10y Mr. Lcahcy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
ElAmmnAGGG.

IN 81. John,bury, March e. by llsy, J., Copeland,
NJ Onu Rcou l.add u Waterford, and Mss Anna
Eliza Parker NJ st. Johnsbury'
Atthe Methodist Chapel 10 panvllle, April q, by
Rev, A. Webster, M Harvey c,Baboook merchant,
ofthe dun n Bahooek Palmer and Mr Abby
lane lAngmAld, allnfpanvillo
In DanyIne, April e,by Elder A. NIa', We Nathan
lsl Heath, of Cabot, aud Niss Mary g. VIM, Of
Danyille.
In Cabot March a. By poci, Wallace, Nr Lover
In Lyford, ofWoodipry, and Miss Susan w. SwAr
u Cabot,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
STATE OF VERMONT,

Caledonia County, IS.
County Court, December Term, ls5o-Prcsiding,
The Hon. Luke Z. Poland, Chief Judge,
Jefferson Cree, Assistan, Judges.
Alphous Dolon, Plaintiff. Va. Michael Gailency and
John Farley, Defendants,
A Z the utovr- trir,ea term ef said Court the
~. Plaintiff had pending his action Of essumpset
against said Defendants, wherein he declares, an a
plcd If he Gaze for that, the said Defendants, on
the first day of June, A., D., 1880, to wit, at Dan
VILE in said County, being indebted TO ting Plun-
tin in The sum OF three thousand dollars for work
and labor, BY the Plaintiff before that time done
and performed for Defendants at their request in
consideration thereof, then and there promised the
Plaintiff Ia pay him the same sum on demand Al
So for that the said Defendants. at Barnet, tho
first dnv OF June A. D.. 1852 in consideration TINT
the Plaintiff ut the special request Of the said De-
PENDANTS, before that tiIpe bad drpo and performed
certain other work and labor for the benefit Of the
said Defendants promised the Plaintiff to pay him,
on demand, 30 much money rs he ought reasonably
TO have therefor and the Plaintiff, that he
ought Ut have therefor the of three Thousand
dolinrs--of which the Defendants then aud there
damage $4,000, Sc. Sc, rs per Plaintiffs writ and
declaration on file more fully appears. And It not
appuaring that the Defendants have had legal NO
tce ofthe tendency Of said action, IL IA ordered w
the Court that the Plaintiff cause them "a be uoti-
fed thereof by publishing the material parts of his
Declaration, aud this order OF Court, three weeks
successively in the Californian, newspaper pub
lishcd at St Johusbury in said County Of Caledo-
MIA the last publication 20 be at least 20 days pre-
yious 10 the ensuing OF said Court 10 be held nj
Danville an tho hrSt Tuesday Of June, 1851, to
which term, thn above caH-e stands continued.
a. A. BURBANK Clerk,
.Ankl uSrE#pSsef,, Art rihiHtfff. 4iUW3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
Fruit Trees.

WTEfL rooted, ~ good sirr, fhrny and In The
w finest condition, emhTaeinF' Apple, Pear,
Plum Cherry n the most desirable yuueiiet, Red
aud White nuieh CurrHnt, loaaherries, StTawbef.
nes, Flower Plants and Seods-all NJ reasonable
prices
Ait0
n large loi ol Nci0na III gazing n ah0ni 70 vHHe'
tes, Thee sclons 1hw ready flr diatT4hgi19n
and FrHftnr can he suppNed At a low rate by the
quantity,
Enquire u " rnneo, Hanover, y, IT. Samuel
Icweti, merchant Railroad street. ~ 'lohnsbury
Timothy C0vlrs, feacham, ~ J, J.. Foster, Water
ford, W.
Also, China and Spanish Hens Egg ofthe purest
blood safely packed and sent 90 order fpr % pei
dozen, JOSEPH PiNkIos
Hanover, April 4, 1851, Tibwo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

Bisss Cbmprmd nj Lirr oN G'mh-Whli
q,od article ever Waa introduced ihai iih nor fad
highest commitment ever paid ~ Alr lilIss Hrc ue
numerous counterfeit. NJ biz Candy, "A those
couniedeip protesting ~ cure coughs cplds, CON.
sumption 30, arc mere profession, rot ~ = y
turar claims nr H. and even more, We Wish Va
could reach every hamlet in lhe land with our roc
concentrations IT 10 great utility and with q chH
ton against the spurious articles for 'Alo ~ j.
| g. bingham.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
LIQUID CUTICLE,

A GOOD substitute for the natural cuticle when
~ applied to fresh wounds cuts burns bruisss,
ceciuaily resisting tho action even of warm water
also, Canary seed OxAlic Acid, Monats Pills and
Phoenix Bittcrs, Bohnct Glue, Sal Ammoniac, Corr
rosivc Sublimatc Bel Prccipitatc Castor Oil,NuI~e
Tubes and Bowlcs Pricklcy Ash Bark, Bayberry
Bark, Cayenne Pepper, lIo,-Drops, Whitc-WaN,
Spcunncti, Golden Scat Pure Cream Tartar and
Soda; Gum Myrh, Gum Arabic and TragacRuth
Extinct Logwood, Redwood, Camwood, Fusuc
NInddsr, Blue Compound, blue Viriol, Magesia
Iadiga, Rr!mAtoaer ArraS loot, peaEl parlerr ~
trnct Lemon, Vanilla Bean, Periumcry, &c, &c.
For sale cheap by j. c. BINGHAM.
ST. .Iohnsbury, April rs. 1851. l7lOu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
NATIONAL LIFE ms. COMPANY.

The business affairs of this company have
been perfected in such degree as to have
only four meetings Of the directors in the year,
Wis on the first Tuesdays OF January, April,
july and October .----
The quarterly meeting for April was held
at the office of the companXi lhisplacc Tues
day, the LIST inst THIS company IS managed
with greater economy than any other within
our knuwfc,r; and h;ss done !, very 1r'Iirrr+,
sait. and successful business for the limited
period which IL has hcen in existence is
only fourteen months since the company com
mcnccd issuing policies.
Four hundred and ninety-onc policies
have been issued, on which tho premiums n
mount to about twenty-five thousand dollars.
In addition 10 the accumulation of funds
over paying losses and expenses to the pres
ent date, the company have Guarantee
Capital fund OF one hundred thousand dollars
thus making the company one of the safest
in which to secure an insurance.
The affairs of the company are in very
tlourishng condition, and we again recon-
mend all persons who would secure their fam
lily or friends n competence, TO lose no time il
taking out a life policy in this company
Montpelier Patriot. ......
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

RHODE ISLAND ELEcrIoN.-Thc election
for u member of the Legislature from ProYi-
dcncc took place on the 18th inst, and result
cd in the choice of Thomas j. Stead, Wing
by 210 majority over all This completes
the General Assembly. The IIousp stands
81 wings and 80 Democrats, including Ward
WELL Free Soil, with the Democrats. The
Senate stands IA Wings and. / : Democrats
intending the Lieut. Governor and onn Free
Soiler. One seat in the House, held by a
Democrat, will be contested
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
n q TIC Il

To SurEntNrESpENrs or CoMMoN Schools ~
CALEDONIA CouNrY.
There will be n Meeting of the Supcrintcudcnt-
of the County, at DANNILLE, on MONDAY, 2sth
inst at 10 o'clock, n M.,Gpthe NA-tg9 Of the Meth
odist Chapel. Matters Of general interest to the
cause Of Education doH,dRd a general attendance
4 Grammar and other School books, n thought
prnpcr are 10 be recommended for the OF the
schools in the County
=. a. q. BUTTON, ! Ofthc
II A. WEBSTER, Committee,
Dnnyillc, April 10th, 1851.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
L. w. KIMBALL.

WHEAT CRoP.-Wc conversed Yesterday
with an intelligent farmer from Livingston
county, who assured us that the wheat in that
section looks remarkably we'll A tnw -piecea
-ftryr tEGn injured by; the 1rnsls of March. hut
generally the appearance of the crop is very
fine. The same may be said Of the counties
Mnnroc, Gcncsscc, Orleans, Wayne and On
tario, and rye doubt not of all Western New
York. Rochester Democrat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
Choice Fruit Trees!

TVNIIE subscriber offers FOR sale n choice Lot Of
Il APpLE TREES-frum tn 2OOO-Hll grnfl,
cd. The scions were obtained from Nursery of
the first nrrirrn, Worcester, M=,-lle has on hand
every variety, which will be- sold on reasonable
ter1ns DAVID BRONSON,
81. Lohnshnry En.t Anrll ~. 1851. 7l0v1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
Cash and Store to Let I!

TUNIIE Store nov occupied by Messrs, French &
u Baxter At Derby Line, VI, viii he LET nnel
the NH NAV next ior y tenn Of years, together
with a sum ~ money II the lessee should require u
For further particulars enquire ~ this Office, NJ
u STEPHEN FOSTER
Derby Line, w., Aphs, 1901, nave
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
House and Lot for Sale at
-..--- AUCTION.

TVNHE subscriber offers for sale hs premises Mt ST.
u Iohushury Centre,
ILnr "A " he alcEnl n AIiGiian- -1neslaX. A,
pril 20, NJ l O'Clock, T. NJ.
ELIJAH DINA.
Sl-IAhnAhnrl- caIirc--A pril 10. -lsai---zIaG2-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

NOTICE Is hereby given that have this day Civ
~ en- my son, Phineas $. Winsow, his time dur
lag tho remainder OF bis minority 10 trunsucr bust
ness for himself and shall claim OF his earn
nrs NORWAY any debts Of his contracting ner tlry
date ELISHA WiNSLOW
Attesf-IRtMAN G. BISHOP.
Wcsmoro, tprl 90. iafLr 7l5vS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

lil AAi' NllNhI tNf AAHtA ~ ftNH fN"l'f
Webster Dictionary, life u John o. Adams,
Cyclopcdn ~ Engsh Napoleon and hls Mar
Literature shHls
Dcks Work., Washington and hls Cen
Hvrons " erals,
lIcmnns Missionary Offering
Shnks pcarr's vols. Lilo Here aud fherc--N,
a" vols. +. Wills
d" vol Women ~ The Rible
Cooper'a Works, yol', European Life and Man
lryanrs n vols, ner.
1hrceN car. IN California, Foot Prints ofthsCrcai0r
CoIman's European AF- Pilgrimage of Adam ba'
ricuurc MD.
Coles Fruit Book. fheNcften sketch Book
ANN Fruit Cultiynior, iirhfs md shadows OF
Schcnck's Gurlcn Text Sc0t'sh ifc,
Book. Life ~ Christ and his y
Modern Domestic Cook postlcs,
Book. Milton poeical Works
Cooks Own hook. Scots
Hume. History Of Eng levitt, Cook & Isndon,
land, Hurns'
nulwer's Novels rope's
nIck,u. vols Nnors's 90
Lectures ON Science and ruppcr's
Art ygyols Crowiov's Briii.h Poets
seAr,i Pictorial MuakA Kirk Mites Marka.--
Ial.ea AID Gentlemen asc &c lpeet!llly- layitnd 70
call and examine Buoks fnr thomsolves. Having
received lnrcr Stock from Boston and New York
the subscriber eau scii NJ the lowest cash prices.
Monthly Magazine for sale,
5. G. WATERS.
April TO- 1851. Sl6tf
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90 T EI-A c II Z

OtAN he instantly relieved by Tompkns Extract
Y, of Calls & ChloroforIr, for sale by
ere- j. G. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbnry, April IS, 1851. 7i61
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
THE MARKETS.
nn1GnroN MARKET. Anil q

BRIGHTON MARKET. Apfil o.
At market 275 beef cattle, 30 pair working OK
en- go cows and calves $50 sheep and lambs, and
AGO Swine.
PRrcEs. Beef Cai,le-Extrn O. first quality,
So; second quality, 5lai Sd quality, ba5l.
Working Oxen.-SGO ~, SO, 90, 100, no, i2s aud
1877
Sheen and Iambs--S3l, 4! aud o.
Swire--slc for SowE, and 6ie for Burrows Ohio
Hogs 6!a6Ic; large Hogs 6a6lc retail a &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
CALEDONIA
BOOK S TOR f..
sd. JOmNsBuRY pLAlN

A s largo On Assortment " BOOKS md STA
~ TIONEHy ~ can tr found IN tho County
for sale cheap Tor cash At this Store
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

hHApHACHr-lt Is Fumored that Marshal
Deyons having paid the owner Of Shadraoh
the price asked for him, has in his possession
that Ia consequence he will return b. this city
aHd become witness Of the government ia
the "rescue trials" which are assigned %
commence on the goth instant,
The Bee 10 informed by gentleman Who
has Just returned from Montreal, that Shall
rach, and his mother are employed ~ SER
wants at the Montreal House 10 that city
Shadnch informed him that bu know nothing
Of the rescue before II took place, and that u
WAS not fifteen minutes after he left the court
house before he WAS out Of the bounds Of the
city, shadraoh has a good situation, and u
much liked by his employer boston Adas.
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