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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
ROTH PLEASANT AND ELEGANT.

BOTH PLEASANT AND ELEGANT.
GOOD Morning; Did you enjoy yourself last eve
" ningl
Very much indeed, It was so pleasant.
What q magnificent Brocade Silk Mrs. - had on.
Splendid! Our place, since named a city, seems to
be looking up, in the quality, style and beauty OF the
Goods brought there.
The dress referred to, came from the Philadelphia
Commission Store, accompanied with instructions to
be made, Just as you saw it worn.
Are you aware that the Agent receives the fashions
regularly from the city,
VOL did you ever I shall call there at once certain
Lancaster, January 3. d9
FROM WHENCE CAME THEY!
IND You see the Christmas presents, Mr.. - bought
IL for his familyl Capes, Cuffs, Collars, Neck Rib
bons and undersleevesl | d clare they are perfect
beauties; and lust such as Ladies' love to possess.
yes, and they came from the Philadelphia Com
mission Store. win you call with me this aiternonI
| want few of the same sort myself.
Lancaster, January3. do
NEARER HOME.
ENRIEND S. have youbeen down to he Federal city
Il to buya stock Of Dry Goods, you seem to have
such aloadl
No,--no- mot there,-.only atthe Philadelphia Com
mission Store, Lancaster, Ohio.
You must have received great bargains to buy 81
many at once.
Vel I did, Look We here, 81 inch brown Sheeting
atSi; bleached Muslins at 81; Calicoes fast colors TO
a ftp; Jeans at 90 cents, &c. &c.
That beats me: | thought that cotton had riz, bu
these goods are cheaper than they were two years ago
The Old lady and myself will certainly call on VII
lock this week, if we can get in with tile dandy wag
on;-upon my word that's the place for me.
Tancaatar- January z do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
SA MUEL KIRKWOOD,
j. A, RRISON,
ANDREW PEARSE,
JOSEPH YODER.
SAMUEL BYLER.
SA MUEL ZOOK,
WILLIAM BUSBY,
DAVID RuGH

REFERENoEs.-George Weaver, John Arne Y Esq,
Alfred Nc Weigh, Esq. John Etlinger,. Daniel Kutz,
Lancaster, Fairfield county Ohio; John A, Collins, Esq,
Abraham Stutzman, Jeremiah Miller, Christian Byler,
Fairfield county, Ohio.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

( born 10 tho State Of Massachusetts, aud iial
/ ia New York. A.
The Placer Times has the following - M
! George Smith from New Hampshire HHa az
I tackled by the Indians on Mythenus tfeeA,nN
Sunday last Ile was out hunting mule,
when be was attacked, lie received seferh
arrows 10 different parts Of his body hnn sue
ccedcd IN killing one of tho Indians WIN ~
knife, and severely w0unding another WIN
| the butt Of his gun. lle died fpm the eh''N
Of his wounds the next day,
Tho stockton Times says We have been
/ informed that one Of the members ol tue
"Gar'lu Mobile" who passed up "a me nlh's
about two weeks since, came down Oh Thur
day, on his way "a Paris, la the brei time
he has been digging be- had realized over
$4,000 worth OF dust.
The following II from the same paper
ANTHRACITg CoAL.-A gentleman who
has recently returned from an eNcurnion Ia
the country, Informs 40 HAT hc visited an OK
tcnsiye bed of this coal some 40 miles from
Sacramento city, II had lcon thrown open
by miners searching Tor coal aud he assures
" that the vein i extensive, and the coal VI
the very best quality,
The State journal announces the murder
of William llArrlnginn.- r-,-nl- tLe lll VI
December, MIR Harrington, with two Others
was attacked ia his tent, by band OF n or
20, mostly McxirAnsdisgIiscd, aud with their
faces blnGkened Thrive guns were fred ia
"a The tent by the approaching party. Mr.
Harrington sprang 10 the door ofhis tent, and
was Immediately shot Ia the shoulder, aud re-
coiycd eight lance wounds, lie il supposed
10 have died directly Mr. llarringt1n's com
paniuns .oacaPod. The rubbrTs proceeded To-
house Ia the vicinity, knocked down and
bound the inmates, aud racd the house OF all
iiss algshle-, 'I'ltr header ct tiIr band ~ sHir
~ h. :. native 81 il','- rtr;-rniii,c R-publr
who has travelled Ia Europchnd resided some
Time ia MrNico. liz appearance and man
nerS are proposscs.ing. None OF the baud
have been Rpprchondcd
The following article 10 from the Pacific
News
As the Mines Of California and the ship
ments OfGOld Dust are the principal features
of attraction here and at home, We frst enter
upon that field aud annex the amounts which
have been sent forward during each month
Tor the past year, as taken from the maniicsts
"a the Custom House, aud which of course
does not include that taken by private hands.
Al tho statistics presented below are compil-
ed from official sources, aud Tor q great Tr1r-
ton OF thou we are indebted Ia the courtesy
OF Col. Collier, the Collector OF the Port
.i4.""'.f e,' Goii Du-' ShTped Tram Ja"oUy
~ 10 D,cember son, 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15
THE ATLANTIC.

Another week, and no tidings of the At
autic We gave uttcrance TO the prubabili-
ty, in our last number, that the fate of the
President had betel this missing vessel, and
that the Passengers and crew would be a
mong the number to rise when the command
is given to the sea to give up its dead ~
Nothing has come to hand TO remove the APP
prchension that the Atlantic is lost but, on
the contrary, we regard her loss altogether
probable. Many letters are-written cxhort-
ing the friends OF the missing ones, and the
public not to give up the ship" Lieut.
William u, Porter, OF the Unitrd Statgs Ma
w, has addressed the following, 10 the edi-
tors OF the Southern Press, Washington, d.
C.) in relation 20 the missing steamer e
"Alessrs. Editors The steamer Atlantic
having been HHheafd- from for now thirty
nine DAYS the friends of those on board feel
no doubt very uneasy;bpt tho not think thcrc
are as vet sulhcient grounds for uneasiness
Should the Atlantic have broken her shaft,
walking beam, or injured her cylinders, or
cvrri burnt out her boilers, she would not nc
in a dangerous position, as her hull Was in
good order, aud likely to contend with any
gale on rca which she would cncountcr.-
Should an" nj her machinery be disabled, it
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15
ST. JOH N S BURY,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1851,
TnE AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

The meeting on the llih, to revive aed
give new life to the Caledonia County Agri.
cultural Sorcty, was attended 10y goodIy
number of thr Farmer, aud Mechanics of the
County. Aud, We were glad to notice, the
right sort of spirit was exhibited "a feeling
that We ought TO have louri-hng aud useful
Society ia the County lone that would dil-
fuse asprit of Improvement aud of emulation
among the producing portion of our commu-
nifty, IL was good indication to see 50 ma
ny of our best aud most prosperous Farmers
prc1nt-such men as have taken au interest
in the Improvement OF everything appcrtain-
ing to agriculture, and who have, in their
-,,eee--- and prosperity, brcu well rewarded
for such interest Let othors do as thcy would,
those present felt that they must have So
cicty that would be an honor to the County,
to the cause, and blessing TO this, the great
interest ofth Conpty
But they ask and expect others to cooper
..l.- t,.....--iIl... si4..l t--li4l4..sE.
aud AIcrtHuirs aul'othcrs, to come to their
aid, to unite with the Society, aud mako pre-
parations to contribute something to the Fair
the ensuing Fall. They expect many will
Wc'so expect We do no, believe the poo
pie of Caledonia County are so dead to the
great interests sought to bc promoted by this
Society as 10 suffer another year to pass with
auL Al cAAihilinn Hat IL
County.
An agent has been appointed in each town
to solicit memberships. BY promptly respond
ing to the invitation to become members, the
Sn1icll viii hc placed in cnnditiuH ia act IT,
Executive Committee viii then % forward
aud do their share to secure the Object in
view They will be enabled to offer prcmi-
nnS.upon improvements, and such too, as
will awaken new energy in almost every
branch of industry.
We trust the Executive Committee will
take little wider view, in offering prcn,i-
ums, than has been done cretoforc;-embrac-
ing all branches of manufactures and of the
mechanic arts also, the cultivation of fruit
trees and of fruit--a branch of business now
-utiiy -nrgirrtrri in this county, tut ono which
can easily be made profitable and useful.
The town Agents will see, by vote pass
ed at the meeting, that they arc expected 10
act without delay, and to report their doings
10 the Secretary in the course OF, or by the
end of one month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

rr security eAiIri thaf o matt.t, health,
rrup uquId br prplugaf An instance IN
point vac n'lated showing the benefits OF tho
conditions above enumerated.
Ne SfliAGTE, Of Plymouth related sey.
cmkcNpoumonH be- had made last aud iUr.
mrr ycars, which proved that all postrums
aud al modes Of treatment, bad been found
lo have inNiajqIUg results. There was no so-
curly, under lbr oAi-liup states Of the pota-
20, l!nr q good crop could be- calculated upon,
cultivate 10 a. q farmer pleased but light
u1my soil Wa - better medium than any oh
er. The caute and cure Of the disease were
sprrpus illt uo,oua had unriddlcd and IL was
douhuul fam opo ever could,
Mr hIENlON, ol Baintrcc, said his land
was -ituarcd ~ q considerable altitude, and
hr planted some polalurs ou April 7th lshO,
4 ueighhor planted some ten days after, aud
harvested them early viii, great loss from
rollugi while be- allowed his 10 lic in the
soil up Ia the goth Ut October, and found -
good crop compared with llut Of his neigh
Ior. The sol, altitude, aud treatment worc
IL bodl instances lie same and the result
proved thai uo single theory would stand the
tc,t ct experiment one thing, howoyer,
came out Of the acts stated, viz that early
planting wa advantageous Ia practice
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15
THE ALEDO MAN.

Hes0ired, That our cause h tho cause Of
all mankind and as such 10 demands the NOR
al power Of an enlightened aud benevolent
union 10 secure 10 trumphs, which arc "a
come, not Of physical strougth alone, or me
mere existence Of law, however good, but by
the application, with these, Of that moral en-
ergy which Is from higher source, aud with
which all should be- imbued, who contend ia
this struggle, and tsn success b certain, for
"God Is rM 49,"
On motion Of Air Fairbanks, Voted, That
unless the records by the deceased Secretary
b. found soon, tho prseut Secretary be IN
stnleted 10 procure book for records, aud
prepare Constitution for Adoption by the
Socioty a. the next meeting Also Voted,
That tie Secretary furnish a copy of the do
ings of this meeting, TO each Of the County
papers, aud request their Punishment ia
them.
Voted, That the thanks Of this meeting be-
given "a Mr. Bond, for his excellent address;
also, U the Choir for Is fine performance Of
very appropriate music during the meeting
also, 10 the inhabitants Ut this village, for
AeiI geleEais= hn4llalll.; ',!-.. ", ,rt,-
lord aud bs family, for lheir kind aud gen
toel attention Ia preparing aud surviving up an
entertainment which was fully proved to be
very fasig affair Voted 20 adi0an,
The meeting the whole, Sustained with
10 much spirit and interest as to encourage
the friends of Temperance and stimulate them
20 do with tlieiF might what their hands 6nd
10 do, both by pcrsuading by love, and re-
str9iUiuu bv. law
II u earnestly honed ihai tic iss- ps..-'-
dents which are appointed for the several
iowd', will take the meaning and spirit OF
the above resolutions, that they will feel aud
.rSrr''i-' their responsibility, To- have meet
mgs held in their towns ~ Frequently and
we'll sustained u, possible, to secure such cf
forts every way ~ may be required, aud 10
cooperate with prosecuting violation Of the
License law
WM W. THAYER, Secretary
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15
CALEDONIA COUNTY AGRICULTURE.
Al, SOCIETY.

Agreeable to notice, the meeting was hol
den at the St Jolnsbury House, St Johns
bury, on the 18th day of February
Ezra c. ChamberIin, was chosen Chair.
man, proI tenn, and Z. Jewett, Secretary, pro
tenn.
Voted, That a Committee of three be ap-
pointed to present nomination of officers
for the year ensuing and j. r. Fairbanks,
j. T. Moore and Ezra A. Parks, were chosen
Committee.
Voted, That a Committee be appointed TO
propose any amendments to the Constitution
Thought cNpedient, and also to present any
other business TO the meeting. A.McNIilan,
j. Blanchard and William u. Weeks, we're
appointed Committee
The Committee on business reported that
the Constitution be so altered that the pay
ment of 30 cts. and a pledge of the payment
of the same sum annually for tAree-peafs,
shall constitute a membership and cntitle
such memher 10 Il premium ifararriad h, The.
Executive Committee,
Report accepted, and amendment adopted
The Committee 10 present nominations,
reported, aud repori accepted.
On motion It was VOTED that tlic coh4ttu-
ion he So altered Jlar the election Of officers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15


Mr. Enron; In your paper Of las; week,
| read notice Of the weight Of Cyrus Eaton's
COW said to be 9Oi ponds, aaiNcd from tlc
Orleans County Gazette the interrogation
who beats, ~. The reply ia your paper is,
Why, old Caledonia, To be- sure" You ak
Has Orleans County anything further to OF
fer on this subject" IN reply, | say, ycs sh,
has.
Alexander Benton, OF Barton, slaughtered
a cow, believe IN the month of January,
weighing aaa pouRd.. lie regretted that he
'had not kept her another day, or cut oil the
legs n little longcr,thcu she va, Id have gone
over a halt ton. Od Caie,ionia must try a.
gain.
Il is also said that Mr. Benton killed hog
few days since weighing 200 pounds. Beat
this who can j. l.. =.
Glover, Feb. II, 1891.
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shall hereafter be- boz such manner ~ the So.
riefy shall direct Voted, that tho elociiuu
Of officers shall ba by nomination the
following persons were choseu officers for thr
year euTuiugi
ANDREW MCMILLAN, President -
b. EhgA 9, CnAM '...,.. Vice Pro.'lta.
T.. G.. RFpmGToN, Treasurer.
4, a. CuApwiCK, Secretary
Erfrmire rommiee. 49,.
JAcnB BlANCnAHp, Pcacham;
WILLIAM ID, WEfgs, st. bloomsbury
AsA MnRHILL, Danyillei
EIEA A. rAHEs, Waterford
WkiAuu SroppABp, Waterford
ALoNlo BEms, l.yudoni
ltomHI GllKRHsoA, barnet
Voted, That the Treasurer and Secretary
audit, and HAT the Treasurer pay oulslnnd-
ing accounts against the Society,
Voted, That nn agent he appointed Ger
each town, to solicit memberships 10 the So
cioty, AID that such agent be- authorized Ia
appoint such subagculs o. ho may deem nee
casafy, Tic following goullen,cn we're APP
pointed town aseitli, agrcrtty 70 the uhoye
vote
st. Johnsburl, Wan y, WurLsi
Barnet Jonathan l.aWWncc
rrHchnm, T.. &, Chamberiu,
Lyndon Welcome liomisi
Damllo, Ihcophilns Drew
Burtg Druiuon Fylcr
Sutton, Nathan Way
Cahm, Hiram Cnhurn;
llarJwick, Henry Makr.
Waterford, Willard sloddard
rrururu, flames H. ron
Whuclock, john Emerson;
KIRBY, Sullivan linuncy;
licgmtc. Iuhn Cameron
Grnt0n, Innc n, Hall;
Newark, Alphcus Stoddorl
sheffield, Horace Drown,
Voted, That the town agent. canvass their
towns and report 10 the Secretary the result
Of their duings ia four weeks from date.
Voted, That the ENreuuyc Committee bo
empowered IN their arrangements for the Fair
Ia impose an entrance fee 81 10 ccuts, uIon
those who view the manufactured article and
products, members and latir. excepted.
a. q, CHADWICK. Secretary.
T. 5. The Executive Committee voted 10
meet At Danyillr the 10Th of March at 10 a..
clock. \. NJ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

4 VrrfHAN IIyy- Mr. John Richmond
Of this town Says lee kept hen ou his farm
~ years. Tho hen was Of the Eplplinn breed
GROW black, with tuil of white icither ON
the top Of the head, aud was what's called
perpetual iHyCT never known 20 "Fct''-
Int Cnntlnncd llAina CO... alllaal laill ILL
within Hbout thrrc wears, The hen died a
flow weeks since Of old ago, H,uNi,b oro Ea-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

PoPrRY IN CALIFoRSIA.-A California
paper announced that tho .tiiae.henered fes-
tival of the anniversary of tho Mission Do
lQrcs." was to be celebrated thus ON EEi-
day grand bull fight of twelve bulls, after
the manner of Old Spain on Saturday, an
other .closed with ball and tandangn." and
then SUNDAY, Oct 6, Grand Mass will ba
said in the church in the mornpg,'th bull
fights Of the preceding Hay win be repeated
in the -evpniDs, with the addition of a fight
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

/ u more than likely she would make for th,
| Azores her passengers here eould land and
take the Lisbgn Steamer or proceed 10 Her
fnula Wy 40 ERglish steamer
/ f0m the time she put her helm up for Tho
/ Azores until reaching, would De 40 least
fdayal and Il Is not likely the steamer could be
heard from in lees than inrty days, Inc ~
lantic could then proceed 20 Gibraltar and
send her engineer a. loulon o. Mhmeille'
Tor any thing she may want Her heAl
course, instead Of Gibraltar, would be- q
run South aud take the trade winds she
would then have b. run at least three thOis
and five hundred miles under sails, which Dis
laure she could not p,rnrm ia less than siN'
/ ~ days Add this 10 twelve, aud three days
for stopping AZ the Azores, makes seventy
| FIVE days Il b. therefore, not likely The ~.
I lantO ran reasonably be- expected "a br heard
| from for a. least twenty-five days more, or
/ that there should be- any good grounds Tor
/ great uncasiuoss The Southern passage
from the coast 0f Africa or Gibraltar II gen
grally made Ia ioriy-eight days "a good tail-
7 Ing ships. ", -, fOHfEH, I. >, n,
Washington, Fob. D. 1881"
GoNG AnfAp.- AZ special meeting Of
the Rutland and burlington Railroad Com
11uy,ut iiriiuWF i-HiiE tHEt WUUt-7 n WIZ 70
ted thar lhp Directors proceed Ia locate and
construct the Ilnad chartered by the last
Legislature IN thc act la addition 10 an art Ia
cooperating thcVownout oudCanadaliailroad,
10 soon 40 they can provide the nccessaryfunds.
a. The Ncw Hampshire locofocos will
bold a sla0 Convection at Concord, nest
week, Ia take final action Ia reference Ia Mr.
Atwood' The prevailing sentiment Is TO
throw hnn overheard, aud support Mr. bins
nIurr,; -tiTu- PruIrHrrHcumrUUr'
81 The hst steamers news from Caliior-
MIA reports The entire abatement Of the chol-
era yet thc same Steamer brought accounts
Of deaths BY de disease,
Tur 1uAGrpN Al BnAiNrnrr.- The
report Of Ilr Coroncr's Jury upon the two
bodies iound in the wood- at Bmintrcc Is that
Green shot Sands, aud then with the same
wcnWHrvhst himself a iill account Of this
horrid aiIhir I've publish in another column,
living Ia guild and crime, aud dclying into
the ;kBocking -ystcm," they reached such n
state Of mental aud moral dopraNity, that lhcy
doubtless mutually agreed to put themselves
out of the world In the manner stated Ia the
report Of the Jur, Of Inquest,
t. Two shares Of the passumpsio Rail
roid Stock sold At the Brokcrs' Board in Bos-
ton, last Tuc,dny, at $50 dollars per share
The Central .uld the same dayat a5l the
Northern az AZ; the Rutland at ~ and
the ORdcusburgh at 49,.
rS It /. contemplated tn establish Benton
paper At Wellington Francis Blair 10 be
che editor. lf;lis should be done it will De-
fun to witness the contentious in the rank.
Of the harmonious democracy"
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botweeu Wild bulls and a grizzly bear Az
ter which a horse racers expected 10 tak,y
place on the New Course"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

Gen. Cass has been reelected to the US
Senate for six years from the 4th Of March
next, 10y the Michigan Legislature
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15
[ bG 4 alrNOniOn.

iicr shlll me rrr.. The People right maintain
luhNed hy influence, nnd uulrIbed by gain
Here patriot Truth hcr r,urlou. prcccpil draw,
Pledged o. Ruliruu ihrrfy, uut Law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15
THE Sons or TIIE PILGRIMS IN
CALITORNIA.

The anniversary of the Landing or the iii.
grim, was celebrated .hy the New England
Soricty Of san Francisco. The Pacific New.
of the slti Of December contains the drtail.
of the proceeding. of the day, Gen. James
Wilson, late Of kccnc New Hampshire, wa,
tho orator ON the occasion, lis speech !,
highly praiscd by the News. Among tho,r
taking an active p0r in the society, from
Vermont, We notice the nanic- of John \
Collins, u, one oithc Vice Presidents; Hen
~ l., Dodge, Recording SECRETARY, Louis II
Lull, Corresponding Secretary William A
Dana. Librarian; q. y. Bush, Robert Hop
kins j a. Collins and II. :. Dodge, or IL,
ENccutivc Committee, Vermont is NOR,
numerou-ly represented in the organization
of the Society than any other one of the New
England States. That beautiful lhmn-th,
Pilgrim Fathcr-by MIr llcmans, was sung
and the following, hy quartcttc OF New
England SONS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15


Mulu . the nntion
Midst tho creation,
Richer IN treasure
&sr'r'.+.--- %. t-ls-.-..s---------
Than the luuH cluim us ninrY
Land whcrr Freedoms gluric, shine!
SING, q, We mountains
Valleys aud fountains;
sing io the GivCr,
Praise him iurrvcri
Land u Light loy Of Earth,
ir1isc tu him Who lalyr thee birth,
There seems to be- something lacking il
California to give it New England character
and MN Enalanl ailraelia.- -A.S,-rr-s
there appreciate the deficiency. In the &C
count orihc proceedings Of the day we find
the following paragraph
"Wc wcrc pleased to see seated amidst thl
"Sons," here and there daughter of New
England and hope ere another Anniversary
DAY that the number will bc increased many
fold We lark only the wives and daughter.
of New Engi""i now, 90 mako us feel that
we are in truth New Euglands Sons,
Rs~IGNArroN on GOV, QurrMAN.-John
A. Quitman, Governor of Mississippi resign
ed his office on the 4th, and started for New
Orleans ON the next day, TO answer TO the
charges preferred against him, in relation To
his connection with the Cuban expedition
The Hon. Mr. Gwinn, President of the SEN
ate. was indicted into Office as Governor. ON
"Wednesday, the 9th, by subscribing to the
Constitution, and oath of office, Cen, OMIT
man arrived at New Orleans on the 9Th, in
custody OF the L. s. Marshal. He appeared
in Court, aud gave bail for his future appear
ance, requesting speedy trial.
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70 his contemplated tn establish Benton
paper at Washiugton--F Francis Blair, 10 be
The editor lf;ms should be done it will De-
Cln 10 witness the contentious in the rank.
Of the harmonious democracy"
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t. Two share. Of the Passumpsio Rail
road Stock sold at the Brokers Board in Bo--
ton last Tuc,dn,, at $50 dollars per share
The Central .old the same dayat a5l the
Northern at 72i the Rutland at az; and
the Oglrnshurgh At 95s.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-15

~ The ast steamers news from Califor-
MA reports The entire abatement OF the chol-
era yet the same steamer brought accounts
81 dcaths by de disel,so.
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a. The Nw Hampshire locofocos will
hold a sato Convection at Concord, nest
week, 10 take final action Ia reference To Mr.
Atwond The prevailing sentiment Is TO
throw him overheard, aud support Mr. bins
nIlrn. -tiIu- rrnIunt tnlnnli.nHt -