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Nfah. rour own Candles.

Tax" twelve ounces ot aluin ior every ten pouads oi taiow. dissolve t tn water before the taliow s pal m. and tb-t melt the taos n the alum ster, with ir.qs-nt sfr;ag aad II ai eiaIliy aud hasssn the tAo~ ss to make most b. Aiiui sTiiefe, tog either summer of winter use, si,nast good sperm.
 II the wick he dippsl in spirit of 'arprasiHs. the
 fiasricsR famsr.
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gI- The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of Ma~sa- to be placed in the " Washiagtsn Moaaaseat h said to be the richest sPscimsa of Amsriesa marble ever yet produced. aot hasng siaxie shade ss in- peFfeetloa about h His handsomely wrought. aud ia ornaaea,ed with various devices having relation 10 the Order
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DngaeTreOtYpeS.

l. is estimated thai Ihere are now in the United States, 10000 dAgnereot pi.t., and poo prrsen' connected S'h The art, ans that the amount ol ma teriais annually consumed in the operations, is SI ,O00,a00.
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RaisIag inc Rent.

friend Of ours. sosae Abal ci wsg too. ~h,is working n his garden the cihsr day. seeostya i'om over ib- i-Bce by his iandiegd. sss " Ar. D lb have 10 raise souf rsnt 'lFx quarter. 4 lIe@ty wish you waud'' spiad D '.ior shah have hssa wesk to raise [ myself" Nothing has besa said about the IsEi si,.ee.
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From Chit.

By the arrival Of Inc British bark Maadsvla at san Francisco ths 2d of Jsnuary.fa9 q days from Valparaiso the Alta California issfaA sat the City of Conception has been toialy drsweysd by aB earthquake. The shocks fets In Valparaiso, aaj several houses were desifoyed.
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6S- Mr1VM. E. BEAyERs is authorized to act as 4gent for te Rnpn'r. s, Lest Greek, Saline county
 D. Mrs sGgoRcE BoGGs Is authorized to act as gent for he Banner. ai Pine Blnf, Ark
 D-E. v CAGa. General Agent. Evans Baiid- ings, Nort,.west corner Third and Walnut streets. PniadeIphi, is au,hdized 10 act as Agent for 'the -irkansas BsnssT 7
 lrlean. is eur enclusEe Agent io procure and col ect names for advertising, &c , in thai city.
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z %ln rariG.

The Washington nnisn of the 3o'h says: ''rhe amendme nt in relation to ,hs tariff put to sleep yesterday in the Huse Of Representatives, by Il decision Of tbr char. confirmed by majority of fifteen. O. an appeal to the House '
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NOTICE.

t1ERSONS having unsettled freight accou nts A with the steamer COTTON PLANT, will piease close the same with Mr, Wv. SHRoDss, Clk. of the steamboat PeLnywit Balance of amounts due, will be settled, on adjustment by the steamer
 Sem' LEWIS SNAPP.
 Napoleon, Nov, 25, ls50.-i4-u
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"Jo.A. doe. the sua ever ,is. is ,se ws.. '.

"Jo~h, H'<s The suh evsF lise 70 the Wfsi z.
 " Never" s " N.sefs" 4a6 NsFegs"
 You D,nt ssy % = Wei, you wons, catch nc io snigrAie 10 ths west. fl Us sws,s night ,As,v I've cousin .a Iowa. who is aiways sFsstinx hss, pisasse, t ,s in that region. bat n asl bs aIl aoc. stiaT, re kou. "-- YsAkee Blad<
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A Remingon Bridge Fallen.

The Amsterdam (N Y Iuieigencer states that the bridge built the last season and recently fn- ished. across the Mdi wk at Tribes IiiII, on the Remington plan welt down last week being una- bic to sustain it's weilht from it's immense length.
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Rates for Yearly AdvertiSins
each additional ]

All standing advertisements will be chareed at ihe first mentioned rates unless contract be made when left for inseriou and mus be paid for in ad' vance.
 Nnn4,son will le announced for any office, either city. State, or county. without the advance pay me of five dollars
 Political circulars will he charged as advertise mepts, and payment required in advance
 No lob will hsresfter he delivered 10 any Persoh with whom we have no regular dealings, until paid fer
 Anaiyerfisc,nents must be marked with the num- ber of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued uni forbid and charged accordingly
 rfYrarIy. haf-yesrly and quarterly advertisers wiiI be confined to their isgtin,di' bns'"'ss All advertisements of different kind. or for other per spus will be charged for at the usual rates.
 All letters must be post -Daid, CT they will not re- ce}ye auV attention.
 E Positively no variation will be made from the above regnl .iicn
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1OR PRINTING.

The prop stor of th- Arkansas Banner, re- sp.ctfuly informs the public that he prepared to execute every description of Jos Woax, with neat u... aud dispatch and a, ior rates as any office in the Staie-snch IS
 BOsks, Pam hiets. Hand Bills, steamboat
 Bills, PosierS, Bills Of Lading, Bill
 Heads. HOr~e Bills, Labels,
 caTds, ReceiptS, &c.
 Also constantly ou hand, Blank Notes. Clerks, sherif'S. JuStice's and COnsiable'S Biauks of every kind, Blank Deeds of cons veyance. sc, winch will be sold cheap Tor Cash or city acceptance, and will be sent by mail to any part of the state, 1T required.
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Gt- Col Benton h% already ann ruacei himself a candidate fer ongres in thr St. Louis district, ai the cleo ion oi 1852
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1j- John NJ Bicsel. democrat, has been elected State Treasurer of ofPrnnsylvania
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I- The editor Of lhs Princeton Republican say we haze made tlftist al hiso the d4sz. h*eans we ked hin respectfully xi lis own xagg.stioi ~hai gender he belonged to.--Loa Dsmoe al.
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Langtree's Sectional Map of Arkansas. A FEW copies oi the above Map-th- only com "A pie,e and correct one evet published flor sale a, he Gaseis and Dsmoerat ofice-priee S. on rollers, and handsomely vanished and eoIored.
 Jan. ', 1881. is-
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Climax.

The Boston Post thus enamrra,es the schedule oi cro,ches that constitute the creed of the New York Tribune:
 "Pfenology, Fourierisn, Vote yourself a-flrm- ism, Abalillonism, 'rnm Ptnism, M-smerisn, Come-onlisin, Abby F'somisrn E olo;v. Spiritual Rdpp ng', aud he election of H1m,!ioR InA.
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IRON and STEEL--4 000 lbs flat, round an \ square bar Iron; soc ibs horseshoe Iron; 50 Diamond Piow Moalds:
 50 Cary do do
 400 lbs. Spring Steel
 l50 German do Received and for sale by Feb l2 VIM <. WATT.
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THE ARKANSAS BA INNER ,s puuLIsHED EVERY TUESDAY.
 vprRT 4, yHITELEY, PubiisheF'
TERMA;

.., ...Se Se 50 r. ro. G,,s cooies, one year, to address,, OO rOl s..co,ss one year, to one address, ,...f OO ro, y,. eopies. oae year, to one address, 20 IF The name of no person will he entered nPS our books unless payment be made sn ssoanee' or S. ni.tsn, subscribers may forward us money by 2, our expense, and at our risk, provided the receipt be taken and preserved for our O",ion IF No deyiato n from the above terms.
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HardsU1re, NHrdac0rc.

TTNHE subscriber would respectfully iHiorm h's \ customers, and h. public generally. that he has received per steamer Exchange and Dispatch, the largest and best selected stock of Hardware, ever offered m this nafke--consisting, in part, Of the following;
 Black smith Bellows. Anviis, Vices, Sledge and haad Hammcts, II ,ise Shoes and Nais. - 36 dozen common Knives and Fork; dozen Ivory hsudled (bitncr) do; PocKet. Pen. and desk Knives; 6 dozen superior Rtzots tWa aie X Butch- er's), Rogsts' SheaIs, Scissors, and gents pocket Scissors, Britannia, German Silver and Iron Steels, Mincing Knives.
 Shot guns, hiats aud per gun locks; gua worms, rife wipprs. powder htsks, ptsto do. oil fipds shot bags and pouches, game bags, f.h hooks and lines. medicine hasks. gun nipples water proof per caps, common do.
 A lull supply of pad d.locks rim do mort do. cot. tlss, closet, English store doito, and plate locks square atches, screws, butts and hinges, brass butts
 Collins', D4yrs', "K~ntucky" and Simmons axes broad axes, hand Atio, Collins I do., shngng hAtehe's, Am ath ilito, claw ditto, hammers oi all kinds
 Iron squares, C, s Socket and hrmer ehsels, hooks and hinges single and double bench planes, sash lools, hand ,-hrass shoe and taeks. 'apc measates, btass screw rings, sewing and peg glng a"ls, stlcup tFef,s, hooks, tallors and Ger man sver thImbles. single rein snaps, spfiug baan ces.
 
 rasPs Se., brass aud Japd csndle sticks, snude,s, curry and horse mane eonbs cotton cards. wool do horse cards
 Steei MM css'd-. buag borers, shovel and tongs, coach wrenchrs. Knitting plns.
 backing, shoe brushes, paInt marking and cIumb do. white wash brushes, cloth, ,shair, and shay ing do tooth and flesh do. counter do.
 fauch and stop cocks. Dolasses gates, spurs, cu- 'aih bands, cotton lines and rope, peueilspnints state and lead pencils, soiia s'rngs. shaving box es. Sc.
 Iron and steel hoes polished traces and log chains auto hiih chains, p!asl-rng, brick, and pointing ,rowels, eleavers, ship scrapers brass handled and hngl'sh ron fire irons, sheep shears, c. S saas, oNcheF knIses, shoe do. lty pans. sheel irongand e's' lea kettles, gIh irons, r,zar slrops, cotton "'oA'' manila rope, sist@s. draN ing Knives, nut PekeTs, Ne. Re. which, having recently purehas. ed n New York, enables bm to sell, lbar- gains.
 JOHN D ADAMS
 Ls,esr Steamboat L4ndinx. iAle Roek. Dee. IT. 1850. IS
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p lis stated ,at Capt. Ericsson, of steam sspto- pe'lpr" celebrity, constructing steam carriags for use npon plank voa s, by which immense bod ies may be transported, at good speed, with q small co f.
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To Subscribers.

We hope that wher yer auy irregularity may be discovered ia ths receipt of the Banner our sub scrbers will dn ms the favor 10 give information oi the fact ia order tiai the cause may be ascertsned and removed.
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IT osiaa being asked by lady why thsFs more women In the wosiG thlu ussa, he replied, Granting the fact madam, il - conformity with the arrangements of nature. We a'ssys sss more of hsavsa that earth"
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Donation Lands.

For sale al this office Lists sf the forfeited lands subject b aens,ion by the state te actual settlers v cshts per copy, or s6 per dozen. Postage to suypart sf the country, IT. cents.
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0J-" We have said that the Democratic prei ihrongha,it th- county. has been almost unAhiino, m iis oond"mpa'ion ol the holy alliance in Mi sonIi '"- Unioa
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New Goods! New Goods.

New Goods! New Goods. INHE undersigned have just received their Fail \ and Winter Stock, consisting in part, of Brown and Rleacbed Dumestics, Freuch. English and American Prints; Black Alpaca Hosery;
 Ladies' Dress aud Mourning Collars;
 Ladies White Black Slippers;
 Ladies and Children-' Laced Boots;
 French Artificial Powers A general assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hardware. Cutlery, Saddlery aud Queenswar- which they " iIl sell cheap for CASH or Country Produce
 -FATHERLY & CLEMENTS. Dec. ", 1850 Corner Main and Markham SIS
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Cash for Peltries,

' WISH to buy Fifteen Hundred Dollars worth of \ first rate PELTRY, 10 be delivered between this and the 10th Jan y next, for which the highest market price in SPECIE win be paid Peltrv deal will please give me a call before selling else where. A. J. HUTT, Main st.
 Little Rock, Dec. 3, 1850. lS-
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New Goods.

WYE have now on hand tuli assortment of sta w pie Dry G ,cds, Groceries, Hardware, Queens Wsrs, Boots, Shoe', HAts and Clahing which we will sell al he lowest price for Cash or in exchange for Cotton, Beef Hides and Politics.
 T. D. MERRICK X co. December l7, 1850 IS
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Coffee and Sugar.

ID ECEIVED, per steamer "Unpire,' IN bsurls Sugar;
 10 sacks Rio Codee; Aod for sale by A. J HUTT, Dec. Man Sl.
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JUSTICE.

syy7AVING been elected commissioned and qualified IL Jusice of Ir Peace oF Big Rock Township Pulaski county, Arkansas. prepared aend ohcaily to my business ntrusted to puneuiaiiy
 Oitce the aw ohce ef l.. A. WHTTELEy Esq, corner of Man snd Elan streets under the Arkansas BanheT office.
 JOHN J. THOMPSON. Little Rock, Arks., Nov. 5, ls59.
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TERMs FOR ADVERTISING.

Advertisements wiIi bsinss1tsa atths asaslFatss eG the other papers in shis s, St squsrs ter she arsa isssstleas aud kfsy eeAts aqusfe ser eaeh additional publication. AlibsFasaiseeautw wfA be made to thSss who sdvefslse hy the yvaF.
 EJr PossmasssFsaFrsashoria a9etaeoataaenie. aad will ressaa 10 per ceai- ef sls nsaMy tsnsised and transmitted .o as fer papers and advertisements
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And Tn 90 doing. you have perpetraied lhe most glsfihg ant eoniemptible islander upon tte press The precise rev-rse of the assertion would Dc the uuth-.S Louis 1Imss
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HE B A N N E R.
LITTLE ROCK ::
Agemv for inc Akrnrsas Banner.

ruEsnY MORNING. MARCH |, 1881.
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HARBOR BILL.

Mr. JOHNSON. of Arkansas. asked the unapi. moas eoasent of the House 10 .airedaee A resola- lion; which read for information, as follows:
 Resolped. That House bi, No 3ls. being "a bill making appropriations for the improvement of csr tain harbors and rivers, bs made Inc special order for Tuesday of Bsxt week, and eoniiaue the special order from day te day uatil disposed of
 Mir. Jones and Mir. Burt simultaneously objected.
 MT. JOHNSON. 1 move to suspend he rales and in order that may have test vote, ask for the yeas and nays believe the wbig party are abandoairg their principles. Loud cries Order !! '0rder.1
 The Speaker stated That debate was not in order The yeas and nays ordered. The question the suspension of the rales being taken by yeas aud maya. resulted-yeas ll6. nay, | 70--ss follows:
 1 Yess-Mcssrs Alexander, Aiisn. Alstoa, 4 ader son. Andrews, Ashmua, Bell, Bennett. Bingham Bokee, Booth, Bowie, BowfIn, BFeek Btlsss, Buel
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1hm wMmRa

of skiads such ar Steamboat biiia Elils efL Lsding Pos.efs. tIsndAls; SAerEas' gnasisee ana censsa- Mes Blaaks; Famsralamd Cotiioa Eiekets. csEds Book aud Pamphlet fFintInR, exeemsed with neaR- ness and dlsPasch, as moderate pssese fas sash.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEW ORLEAHs, Sept. II.
Tho Empire City, Capt. Tanner, arrived At
this port today, with advices from Havana 10
the / 9Th inst, ten days later than previous ac-
counts. She also brings California mails Of
Aug. 18th, which were transferred to. her
by the Falcon. at Havana. She has 800 pas
scngcrs, and worry little specie on freight,
while in the hands ofpOsscngers there is some
$50, 900.
The news from Havana is rather interest
ing. Forty-Gve of the prisoners still remain
ed IN eouifrrtrvrt, The ATuuricAns at that
place had, made up subscriptions 10 porchare
clothing and other necessar,es for the prison.
ers. who had Published card OF thanks 10 the
officers Of the United States sloop of war AL
bany, also the officers of the prison, and, to the
British Consul and resident Amcricanst think
ing them in warm terms for the kindness ex-
pressed in their behalf, and the measures they
bad taken for their relief t.r. .I..r,.
They had also published card. in which
they condemn, in strong terms, the, conduct
of Mr. Owen, the American Consul at that
place. .\....... A.. .tr a,, tsa- r..
The Spanish Consul at New Orleans, and
tho widow of Gen. Emma, left Havana, few
days since, in the. Isabella Catholiea, for
Spain. uitr
CHARLESTON. Sept VI ,---The schooner
Chatham arrived here todsy, with Havana
dates to the 18th. Everything about the Is
land was quiet, and business improving s70y-
600 was subscribed for the widows and or
phans OF those who fell in the late engage
monis. The fnnerai obscquios ct the slain
were celebrated at Tho Cathedral IN Havana
on the Oh, with great pomp. muau lffOf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

DEArH OF DOLBY LRAvtrr, Rso-A
correspondent nj Meredith BrElgc, writing on
Tuesday evening, saws that Dudley Loavitt,
F-q. expired instantly the morning Of Mon
ulaf --fhllng dead while washing himself nf-
ter.hssiue arisen for breakfast
Mr. Lcavltt had reached nearly so wears.
having been bonn on the 2Rd Of May, IRE,
and has been one of the mAst REPRESENTATIONS
and usStul citizens in tho isialp, An endur-
ING meuIorial ofthis man u found IN the great
work Of hia ife--lis Series Of dinnndcs--cx.
tending with snpe,i interruption, frrm 1907 10
1889; and Nv which, beside becoming known
ioalltlc mon, women aud children Of New
IiIunpeatire, he also scc,red desirable rcpn-
niloh throughout New England HSiaies-
ffa0D |H. .If.t H.II "IgF Vrnr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

ag The holy Of Mr. Clark Cushmsn, va.
found last Sabbath morning in field near
his house At Passumpit village. lie had
Of late, been living some three miles or more
distant from the village, aud ON tho proviou,
Friyiry- went vittWgu 70 atruHtto huyfHcsl
about his premises there. lie was seen about
his place on that day, but mot Afterwards, un'
Ill his body was discovered. On Friday he
had complained of IN health, and Il is sup
posed that while attending TO some busiues.
in the field, he must have suddenly died. IL
was a man advanced in years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27
II. HASTINGS, Secretary.

TnE ''ADpITIoS' TO THE NATIoNAL
CAPITOL The. Republic says the work is
progressing finely. There are upwards Of
two hundred and'f fifty persons employed in
the various Departmental Of business. The east
basement wall OF the south wing is already ten
feet in height, and last Thursday workmen
commenced laying stone at the north wing
The foundatiun walls are eighty feet nine
inches thick, wellearn that the new Hall
of Representative will have three huRdred
seats for members, besides accommodations
for persons privileged TO the floor. The SEN
ate chamber will be proyidedswith one hHn-
ired seats The galleries of each branch viii
scceamodato two Thousand persons, or moro
than three times the number under the pres
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

E5r An exciting Yacht Race "for all Ma
tons" took place of Cowes in the British
Channel, on the 32d OF August. The papers
contain long accounts of the affair, which aJ-
pears to have worked up" the Britishers in
the highest degree. The prize was $500
Gold Cup, and was won, =i:h the greatest
ease, and against any competitors, by tho
Yankee Yacht America, owned and comman-
dcd by J. G, Stevens, Esq, OF New York. q
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

eenoe which all Boston gives, cbnvinee me,
greet ne, a. 4 havgaboeu graeisd ever since
,rossed iheiihe ~ your Slata, tlat the Coz.
sdtution wldeh rsfiyed ID fat AZ she haud
~ Washlngtln, tbifday, Il be lnainiainrd
ht al hazafaA and al every shtrihell G,OlD,
long-e0nunudd act enthusiastic nheenng -
! sse not only III W. intelligence ~ your dt-
izens the moral power, bat sec in the tnonpa
before me the physical force 20 accomplish
this purpose. Boston may we'll be proud Of
q military which make a display like this,
(Cheers,)
Il only remains for nae 10 repeat my pro-
fpuad thanks To- the kind and ilaitering 10
cepdon you have extended 20 me and my as-
sOriAtcs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

rS~ The array OF titlea prefxod and APP
pended to,thesnumes of gentlemen from Can
ada in attendance upon the Boston Jubilee,
especially those connected with the documents
made out by some of their own number on
tho last day, is truly lAughable. They must
be big men or their titles greatly ont Of pro
portion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

4 STORM AnEAp,--A London correspond
Gnt the National Inl0'ligncer says
"rhcro il moments calm w Italy, the
calm, probably, which prccedes the thunder
storm, and the lull which hcralds Tho tempest
Poor I,alyl doomed ultimately 10 be- crushed
10 the dust Nv the heel Of the despot, or raw
Rgcd by the outbreaks Of her own sons, mad
dched by oppression. But this will not. can
not long continue 90 bc 80; thcssoeds Of ra-
tiounl liberty are sown in Italy; the first fruits
or the harvest have been gathered Ia Sardin-
a.; and Venice, aud Florence, and koue and
htbsned field. The poor despot who rules IN
Rorroc Inns prohibited the Publication OF
even the smallest Fragment Of Mr. Gladstone.
Iettars---the highest compliment that can be
paid 10 their tTu,hfhlnc-s and powcrT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

ca No trader who visits Boston for the
purpose ofinaking his fall purchases Of Cloth
ing should omit calling at the Wholesale rooms
of Whiting, Kehoc & Galloupe. Their stock
Is manufactured expressly for New England
trade, anh-theiE is scarcely town in the New
England States which rs not supplied from
their establishments
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

ta Ely- Another Mexican Foray is currently
talk cd Of At New Orleans, and runIor is 80
far explicit as to indicate Tamaulipas, Leon
and -Ceahuile ne tsse Iaroyincrsto be dtsr1eu,-
bered !; and that forces for the expedition are
l;rallyingin that city and at several points ~
Texas. There Is nothing intrinsically i'm
probable in the story, IL is only ono more
Of those chronic diseases bcqueathed us by
the Mexican affair; and portions OF our pop
ulation will be carried OF by II every once in
a while. little more Of the sharp practice
of Cuban Captain General viii be required
before such imp leasant occurrences are efee-
tually stayed. ...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

ES- All those persons whom we have seen,
who were in Boston at the celebration, speak
in high terms Of the appearance Of Presidcn,
Fillmore. Ills manners are familiar and plcas-
ing, aud when he speaks it is to some pur-
pnaa-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

.ent hfTanlahsats. There will be upwards
Of one hugiffd neE committee rooms IL vi
thought thit the erection OF the addition WIZ
o0oupy upward offye years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

GnASBY,-we put down CRANKY in our
election returns as.hAyine mad emo choice OF
Representative. We arc informed il,At AFTER
most ofthe people had len the place Of cleo
ton ,hvNNing.yotcd TO adjourn, tho presiding
officer stih rrmained aud called upon all who
desired toslo 20, to hand in their ballots and
that J. Mathews, jr. was elected. .....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

Car We learn that malignant and fatal
species of dysentery is prevailing At South
Hardwick. Several children have died with
IT. One man, by tho nama Of LcaSitt, VIC he
love. lost his whole family, consistipc Of his
wife and four childrcn.-Ssao.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

METnoDisr BIsHors,-Two Of the ssnioy
Bishopa Of tho Methodist Church are IyIng
very sirk. With bot feeble hopes of recover,
Bishop Iiedding i represented by CORES.
Pondent 81 the Christian Advocate. as very
weak but cheerful, humble, and simple h
mAnners' according 90 the primitive pattern
ofMeth0dist Bishons aisha.. Ii...,,I;,,,.
~ very feeble, and expects 20 survive hot a
little time. His state Of mind 70 What would
be expected OF him perfect peace.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

ArroISTMENr.--Tbc President has APP
pointed BEJAMiN II. CuRrrs, Esq, OF Bos-
ton Judge Of the Supreme Court of the Unit
ed States, ~ place ofLeyi Woodbury., deeeAs-
al