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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
HLIss's COMPOUND con LIVER or

CANDY. The Ougigli aad mig G0aHe, The
admirable remedy inr coughs cullti influenza, nsfh-
luugsi has nov been before the public I'm Tue plfI
year, during which Tine it has hrrn tested must
thoroughly hy the mot coupe onf ~ decide upon
~ merits Every one knows the virtues ~ Cod
Liver on, hat Il " lie 'hehlod book" % thou
sands N suffering inVnlHl- account u is rtpul
1--WE tas'n and smell, The proprietor has entirely
uhYiatrd this without duirHtbug nom The mniicl-
nal virtue ofthe OIL by combining n elui crTuuu
lil = y. a. ~ L. i.44. - :. l4---l.-
rrrrHlc article Of DOuirUfi5Isrf, Day Agh u can ho
admir- Tered 20 The most delegate INVALID without
che least nuouycu'-te lilo medical influence ci
the candy puIHuos thc pAai' 'agt " The iphanma-
tory action rHusiup cough TIVE sDot"'s lAs Yf-
gaus of tir voice, tho sciRfiyo influence rR,-cs o.
long mo Uurlu. lining ~ fho Wuiplpr into iho
hulchllt uud nllyiug pulmonary irritation l1EIUg
cu-r un' rnmiur ~ iNr chrst restoring 'le voice 90
lis accustomed ceIrucss and pHWcrs' c1nFeilei
Uhl'Wu Hu1Wuu, ~ the iluids, ami Obft14ctlnus iu
me glands ato gently aud safely darAnrgtd by easy
expectation, j never Disagree with thrsisnach--
"a common cold N,u.dr a. its benign Influence iu "a
few huuIa md when rrs0rfrd a. before the cum-
pnlut b far advanced, all danger of consumption is
entirely prevented, l'urrhHrrrr iuust heWare 81
counterfeit, o. NJ rapidly Increasing popularity
hW excited the ruplhiit OF crfiHiu dfugfivt- snd
cunioruuurr Who arc pI.Falug rn A4ly.c under
ihr fHiuo name, pot up lH WW.llrfiNlCi with cory
oi the former wrapper, aud nfc ihus cudrhvprug %
palu thcir miserable Imitation upon the public ne
tlr genuine article, Ec sute ali call fdr nliss's
Compound God Liver on Candy which FIll w fi-
turc DC cENc"pcd 90 ANEW aui elegant wrapper,
lgllug uhnfltAAlc d. sna, Iepf g4el.3.gg the sol
fisheries ON our cohhii Hnd persons epghFtl IN the
nEHuiuriur " the OF ALEC facsimile ~ Tho sC
aaiuIe "i the pruprc or, without Nkch none eau be-
genuine, Prepared Gully ty y. X kIiss Druggist
Springfield, Alass, Inventor and sole Proprietor
For ale, nj Wholesale and retail, Ly iSo0wi
j, ., BNouANi 81 lphnsbATv,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
s T A G Z
From ST. JOhnsbury TO Stanstead.
Peoples Line!
Fare Reduced!
TURNING.

Leave Stanstenl Monday M.-!...-,itr-- f-r-
d'Ns, ut o'cl"ck, T. NJ, or ON the arrival of the
Northern Stages, arriving Mt Barton same evening
lcnye Bartofi tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturday.
arriving az s. Johnshury In season for the cars for
Boston and New York.
HAYES, CHAMBERLIN, & OTHERS.
~. doHnshurN, Jan. !, 1901, 1oZtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

81 a man by the name of Baldwin, was
frozen to death in Windham, on the night of
Dec. 5ist. lie had been upon a visiting tour
with his wife, came home, and without stop
ping to warm went n short distance TO take
home The horse he had been using. lie was
urged by his sister, whose husband owned
the horse, TO stop and warm, and get some
supper, but he refused, saying he must return
home. 1t was judged from appearances, that
his hat blew off, and in his attempts to recov-
or it, he became bewild6red and chilled, and
ehableito find his way back to the road. He
was about 80 years OF age.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
NOTICE.

Tho annual meeting cd ll,a Caledonia County
Young Mrns Temperance Sociaiyf will be- held ~
Stevens Village, Barnet, op Thursday, Feb, o, isbi
NJ 10 O'clock, An, Adirrss by iioy WIN B bond
Fun Representations from each towH H. lids gpunly
are respectfully requested, ~ behafoftho EEeou-
live Committee, l. n, pELANO,
F{ursiy~ffstf - fan feef
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

a. The Secretary of the Nay notifies
That the ifigate st. Lawrence will Toe in rca-
Worlds Fair, Ivy the first of February, and
that she will ral about that time from the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

aB Mrs IIepsibAh Hartshorn, widow of
the late VIM. IIartshorn, diod in Amherst,
n IT,, on Saturday last, at the good old age
oC IO3 years and o months
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
ruE MARKETS.
EnIGnInN MARkrI 1nn- d

BRIGHTON MARkFT, Ian. o.
AZ market no beef cattle ~ storVs ~ rh,f-
working oxen, a. COWS and oblvcf, 5000 sheen, and
lambs, and 100 Swine.
PmCrA, heot CBtile--Lxtm 0; drsl quality,
so second qunhty, b Sd quality, tatl
Working oN~W--sf7, so. loo 10
Si.'s..si s--r- otH Sttu - = vrur- NH : - -
Cows and cahes- sig, ~, 20, ~, ~, 49,
SlNep mud Lambs la2, a. ~, q. one extra lot
o' 90 '0ld no snl each,
Swine % Aici retail { 20 blc.
CAMnBlbGE CATTLE MABkEr-,lnn. "a
A. market G7G catic-ahoui 200 bccycs, md
i3b sturc- consisting of working oxen. cows aud
calves. md and year. Old.
PuCIs-Market lcof-.E,tu gGii Ut quality
"a ~ quality b. 81 qppliiy a ord a.
idn9irns Cattle, W. sal-s. 4
Hides go cwt. faUoV u.
Storos- Working Oxen Ss7. ~ a pi.
Cows nud calves $40 a. 90, u 90
Ncnrlinrs--s7 iOa n
7 Two ycars old-sl2. ~ AT
Three NrHfr old.ass a.. ~. IS
-ifv--f- nm trfrsf's-f rlIHrt,uT f-rTvyE
trn, Z, Las. nv lot 81 2a2i
Swme-Rcnil o a do,
NnniboF from each sipr'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
TmE RonnENY AT THE IsTHMus.

The Bos'ou Transcript furnishes the fol-
lowing IN regard to the late robbery on the
htbmus
We learn from Mcssrs. Adams 4 Co., few
particulars OF this affair, not yet published
Sis mules being the last Of tho specie train
ard in charge ofonly one muleteer, bad be-
cnmr detached from the train when about
miles from Panama, A party OF men spranq
into iLG wullla ud .ciZct .he mulcLuGr. -NLa-
being unlmcdi could make no resistance
They 40 iirst threatened Ia take his life, BIN ,
aNcrtuuic talking, let him 10, and took the
mules into the woods. The mulctcor ran a.
bead aud notified the conductor Of tho 'raiu,
wh1 immediately sent an express 10 Panama
30 procure assistance. A party Of twelve
Ncxigans were despatched % tho scono, and
searching ~ the woods discovered on the
borders o. ri'ulct the corner Of one Of the
boxes, which had not been entirely covered
over IN the hole which the robbers had dug
70 HIDE the gold Then discovering the trail
of the robbers, the scouting party fologcd il
up and found them scatrd al dinner. They
fred Nollcy into them and killed two men.
They afterwards took three ~ prisoners one
an American, one u CHILEAN, aud one Mcxi-
can.
The robhcr. had len three Of the mules in
the edge of the wood, anl had only taken the
treasure from the othcE>>hrco, amounting to
sSi,IIb, contained IN boxes, OF thu,c they
had broken open nine, aud, AZ near as can be
asccrlained, about $4,000 !. missing
DocroRs BILL ~ CALipohNiN- The
y Y. Tribune publishes AN extract Of lc,
ter from person in California who had been
sick four weeks with the dysontcry, in which
the writer states ihat the doctors bill for at-
tendance during the time amounted 10 onl,
tc,irs hundrCd doiidrs.
Ia The 4. S. minister has made two more
speeches, one at Liverpool aud the other at
Manchester, before the municipal authorities
AZ Manchester. he took the liberty of telling
the mayor that IL Great Britain would pre-
serve her Influence aud power in the scale Of
nations, she must educate her people.
or Out west, to knock man down with
chair while he is addressing an audience, !,
called Cheering the Speaker
90 On Tuesday, the 9Th inst. Mr. Henry
S. Smith, of Meredith Bridge, y. H., was 80
severely injured by the uverturning of sled
upon which was a grindstonc weighing about
zoo aaundS -tAat-hs -died- tl.4-...st .la.r--II.-
lcit wife and several young children.
E3~ A young man by the name Of Perry.
hung himself at Perkinsvillo; Sunday night
Jan. 5th. lIcwas about % years old. and
was to have been married in few DAYS, as
was understood.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
CORN STARCH.
Compound Pulmonary Syrup.

LNOR ,hreis l1h AaA-iq, Oaup. and disease
valuable, rs I'll adult who use Il PREPARED and
soll Low y, G, bingham, ST. Johusbury; and for sale
hv Colby, McGancy & coz Lyndon, q. Worihinr-
ton, lr,shrrrhj J RlRke sutton g Robinson.
Bnrow I'm & TanderA. Sheffield. l.. =. Parks-
Abbot s Stevens, Rarnot Dana &Wccks, Danville ;
Isaac WAITE, Pcachomi Frrnoh, Luncnbnrgh, Cat
ting, Waterford, and others.
~ Juhnsbury, Jan. 10, Iebi 7Ostf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
Ladies and Gentlemen

TIsitdlg he Depot al 81. JotnStury,
Ire ts.viI4.l, --titey urrivu NJ ths
~ new mud splendid Depot Hotel, and wishing to
take view OF the scenery around, and the improve
ments there making, in their prouenf DIES upon tho
Piazza fronting the Depot, to ascend tb@ hirht OF
neatly labeled StaiN at the north cast end Of said
Piazza Where they shall be introduced to their old
into "A apacioub
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18
cattle. .hpcp 4 lambs, swine. horo,
nnsrnN MAnKrr I'm

WOOL. The stock Of loinc.tc fleece h. quito
limited, and very small sale. ar making, Aut ~ h,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

4 y adjourned meriItF NJ the Caledonia County
~ Medical S0rIriv will be- hold ~ 81 Iohn,hury
"a Thursday the solh dny n iannsrv inst.
!, +, BANCROFT, Secretary.
49, lohushurv, Inn. 49, lshi 7o7vi
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tnued until disposed a. There werr now
but ~ working days, and unless these bills
be made the special order all the nppropria-
lion bills would he crowded iHis, the inst part
OF the session. by which great deal Of mia
chief would be- done,
Mr. Wentworth said, II they were made
The special order, there would be- no chance
for the River aud IlarbOr Bill.
The House refused 10 suspend the rules
81 a. 80.
On motion Of Mr. Chandler the rules were
suspended and the resolution which be intro
duced from the Committee on Commerce, Ia
inquire into the rNpodioncy of reducing the
value Of the silver coin Of the United States
by diminishing their weight, or increasing
the alloy, 10 prevent their expectation, was ~
doptcd,
Mr. Mol.anahan moved tosuspcnd the rules
rto Introduce resolution declaring that 10
would be- ncSpedient and improper % repeal
/ the law passed last session entitled IAN act
| "a amend, and supplementary 10 an act re-
/ spccting iuglby"- from Justice, aud persons
/ escaping from ICES Of their masters, APP
Iproycd Feb, ~, 1893" The resolution not
! being hrfprc the House, points Of order were
I rai-rd and oyrrrulcd,
/ The noise was 30 great that the clerk had
repeatedly totiop'calliug the yeas and nays
r Tho rpeHtcrrrTurTtcf gentlemen repeatedly
20 take their seats, Finally the yotu vas de-
clafcd- yea l2t nay 5i-rulos not suspend
ed,
The House went Into Committee 81 The
Whole ON the Cheap Postage bill,
Mr. Potter closed the debate, and defended
the bill.
fT,r,..,...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

The bill granting to Wisconsin donation
OF public lands TO supply deficiency in for
mcF grants, Tor purposes Of TntUrHTi improve
mcnt, ordered on Friday to be cngrossed was
taken up and passed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

WOODWORKING, NOV, ., 1NbA
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MT UNUVTNWOT fN0VVT TN ilKN mn fhW
,I0lnf resolution from the House, authorizing
the assignment of military land warrants
bill 10 ccde public lands to the several States
was fixed for today, and he hoped it would be
taLap m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

NIcssrs Turpey and John Davis presented
petitions Of inventors relative Ia amendment
Of Patent laws.
Mr. Seward presented the petition of 800
citizcps in favor of free grants of public land
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-18

Mr. Durham was in favor of n uniform
rate of five cents, and if the experiment sue
-....-+lssl qrr--rs5triri t-rITTIrr yfByn- tfYTJF
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Communication.
For the Plymouth Pilot.
RAPOLOGY.

The forty third number of the
PHO, contains an article written by ''Al-
lem" (the Jerseyman.) The first part is
glowing description of Plymouth, &c, ex
irlcted principally from an article which
appeared in the Pilot some time since,
written by an "Old Citizen" However.
it is none the worse by being printed
twice. The latter part is a sort of re-
view of the passing notice gave of Rap
ology.' to which | will reply briefly. 1t
was not my purpose to charge the Medi
um with being an impostor. or to soil her
reputation, and il my memory serves me
right, there was not the slightest allusion
made to her in my former article. cal
len" makes me say, "spirits say all are
happy after death y My language was,
IF were correctly informed" and | say
the same yet. All the proof that he
brought forward, goes to prove the same
position. The only difference that he has
made is, that there are degrees in happi-
ness, which is not the subject under con
sideration a present. wrote according
to the light l then had, and the nforma-
ton received since has not caused me to
view the science otherwise. Therefore.
have no retraction to make, until | am
further enlightened.
1t seems from "Allens" remarks, that
the spirits of Washington and franklin
have been urging on the people to live
godly life," ''prepare for death. &c. y
The Importance of living sodly life, is
admitted by all who believe the Bible,
and they are taught in tina; book the con-
sequences tina. will follow, by not so liv-
ing. 1t was said by Christ while on
earth in relation to the Jews, "they have
Moses and the Prophets, if they will not
hear them, neither will they be pursuaded
| if one should arise from the Dead" 1t
would seem from the above quotation,
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FAIRNESS AND LIBERALITY:

Ist They recognize the acts OF their authrl-
zed Agents, both in making surveys and IN Is
suing Policies; and TO avoid litIgatlon arrange
differences 10y arbitration at localities conven-
ent for the assured.
I'd. They promptly pay all losses or whom
they become liable.
Sd. They hold themselves responsible Tor
losses and damages by lightning.
4th They take no single risk for greater
sum than $1,000, nor on real property for more
than two thirds OF lis value.
5th. All Surplus Funds, after paying losses
and expenses, and invested for the benefit o.
the company, or divided among the members
thereof, as may be deemed expedient by the
Directors.
9th They classify risks in such manner
that the Premium Notes OF Farmers and per-
sons insnring property no more exposed than
farm buildings are not liable or losses OF more
hazardous property, nor are Merchants and the
insurers of buildings only partially exposed, Ia
bic for the loss oil that which Is considered ex-
TIA hazardous.
JOHN f. HINMAN, President.
EDWARD EAMES, Vice Presf.
w. ID. HAMLIN, Treasurer,
a. f. ROCKWELL, Secretary,
d. Ii. THOMSON, Actuary,
J. NJ. GRAY, General Agent,
w. G. POMEROY, Agent for Northern Lndiana.
Plymouth, Aug. Goth 1851, 32-u-
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Gen. Lanes Reply.

Gen. Lane in reply said, that never in
the varied history Of his life had he felt
more embarrassment than on the present
occasion. His heart was too full to give
utterance TO the feelings and sentiments
inspired by the scenes around him. The
kind and complimentary manner in which
the Governor of the State had been pleas
ed to speak of his services, and the assu-
rance that these services were held in
high estimation by his fellow citizens of
Indiana, but added another TO the many
evidences OF friendship, confidence and
regard he had heretofore received from
them, the recollection of which he should
cherish to the last hour of his existence.
He felt that he should never be able 10
requite the disinterested kindness of the
people of Indiana, for the steady and uni
form support he had received at their
hands in the various stations he had been
callee TO fill. The allusion made to his
services in the Halls of Legislation. and
the humble part he had acted on several
questions, Of vitel interest 10 the people
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Cottage Homo.
TUNE:-"OM California"

dream. a dream the other night.
When all around was STILL
thought l saw my cottage white,
Upon yon flow'ry hill;
The grass plat green. before the door
The porch with vines o'ergrown,
Were lovely as they were before,
When that cottage was my own
Oh! Rum seller, that home, that home OF
thine,
That pleasant home, that happy home,
That cottage home was mine.
The gravel walk so white and straight,
With flower banks on each side,
/ That led down to the wicket gate,
Where Willy used to ride.
I The locusts DER the path that grew,
The willow boughs that swayed,
AL told me with tale most true,
That there my Mary played.
OH Rum seller, &c.
The silver lake so calm and clear.
Along whose bank I've strayed
So often with my Lucy dear,
To watch the sunlight fade.
The pearly streams that sweetly run,
The gardens foot along.
And mumuring fount as bright as then,
All sang the mournful song.
Oh! Rum seller, sc.
The window towards the garden gate,
That looked out to the west,
Where that loved being used to wait
Who made my home SO blest,
Was closcd-the sombre curtains hung.
And no loved face was there;
Nor voice the evening song that sung,
Or breathed the morning prayer.
OH Rum seller &c
Silence long round the happy home,
Where once So light and free,
My aughing children used to come,
And dance upon my knee;
And she who was that homes delight, /
In constant beauty shcne,
Around the cheerful hearthstone bright, I
Now all was still and lone.
Oh Rum seller, &C.
Yes. that loved wife has gone to rest,
In death her heart is bound,
The babes are sleeping on her breast,
Beneath yon grassy mound:
And | am wandering lone and strange,
No master of my will,--
My home, my happy home is changed,
To hut behind the still.
Oh! Rum seller. &c.
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Plymouth Marshall County indiana Wednesday, Nov 2S 1851

that if the inducement held out in the
scripture. will not cause men to live Z
godly life, that it could no; be expected
that rapring on or under ID BILE would
And further, if all are happy after death
(as "Allen's" proof goes TO show irres
pective of character, they will be in a
very different situation to what the rich
man was, that is spoken of in the six
teenth cha ptcr of Luke. The comparison
instituted between Christ and the medium
will pass in sllence, not having sagacity
sufficient to discover the similarity. I'm
The next place he rehearses a great many
things which he has heard and seen, "felt
happy in holding communion with an
gels. This has been the case in ancient
days,-thev were sent to Abraham of old
and were in the form Of men. eat and
talked with him, also talked with Lot
They were real organized beings, sent to
convey messages 10 Abraham and Lot.
That method of communication would
seem preferable to the rapping method.
Allen concludes that think it is Gun
reasonable that we should have spirits
come and teach uSthe truth in this dav"
In tais conclusion he is right and no mis-
take-my impressions are, that the scrip
lures contain al! the revelations to man.
that is necessary under this dispensation
1t teaches us our duties to our Creator.
to our follow men and to ourselves If
ALIENS doctrine be true, the scripture
is deiicient-not sufficiently clear to be
understood; although it teaches that
'wayfarng man. though fool cannot err
therein" In the next place he says,''I am I
taught nothing is impossible with God
The query naturally arises in my mind,
where did "Allen" get this last item Of !
The scriptures say that sit
is impossible for God to lie that she
Iowance," that .'he can in no wise clear
he guilty." The next assertion "Ailen'
makes which is worthy of note, is, that
'rea son slys further revelation is needed,
Sc" ] do not know why reason teaches
aim this, and me 10 the contrary. One
hing to my mind is certain. that the New
Testament never taught him that further
evelation is needed In conclusion,
will remark that there are some three or
our reasons, which Ito my mind } forbid
he idea of the rappers being what they ,
caches that man is morlal-scores Of
exits could be referred tc, that would
'rove that position. But this question is ,
icing investiga ted by an '.Indanian" and :
Citizen" therefore, | will let them !,
xamine that point. In the second place, ,
eason teaches (me) that when men die /
hey dead. In the third place, the I
Information received from there. is of lit
lie or no importance. And in the fourth
lace, they have not given sufficient evil :
ence TO satisfy the public mind, that f
hey are what they pretend to be. Last i
y, revelation in by gone days came with ::
ut money and without price.
HOOSIER.
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Volume l.
THE PLYMOUTH PILOT.
Is published every Wednesday, by
JOHN @. HOWELL.
at Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana.
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G. n. REEVE,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW

COLLECTOR and Master in Chancery, Nota-
- ny Public, and general Agent, for the Sc
curing and collecting of Claims, Purchase,
Sale, and Renting of Real Estate throughout
the West generally-Agent for the Sinking
Fund Lands in Marshall county.
Office one door north of PerShing'S Drug
Store.
REFERS TO.
JOHN STEWARD Jr d Co. New York.
DAVID JAYNE VI. ID. Philadelphia.
Hon. J. w. CHAPMAN Madison Ind.
A. l.. WHEELER Esq Plymouth Ind
7. BRADL.Y Esq. Laporte Ind.
Chs L. BLAIR, Mich. City Ind.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Nov. l4th, 1851.

An agricultural society offered a pre-
MUM for the best mode of irrigation,
which was printed irritation. BY mistake;
whereupon an honest farmer sent his
wife to claim the prize.