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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

is supposed to have detected ms better nan N an
anoT6ns intrigue with 4 rev. gentleman holding
high clerical appointment, who, on finding himself al
the point OF beng run through ne body by the nus
bands sword. fred pistol Al the gallant oihcer
Of further irritating nm. and the consequence was
mat the clergyman was conveyed TO his Own home m
a very dangerous state.
Tie wound proved mortal. and be was, as custom
arv III these climates. buried chin - hours. >us-
pIci0nS were Immediately after entertained rs Cd ihe
cause Of death. and ms body ordered 90 Dr. aug
uD again Dr. the Patrarch's C-lcrS-a private FcS'
g4-0n was the cOnseC ol- ne corpse was once
more consigned 90 the earth 6y lIS Excelelcy's dl-
rectlOns c0nsideun-. no doubt. that DO Nfs better
Tor the reputation OF the chUcch no; % st.T n me
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

In Parliamen, there is q tacit understanding be-
tween the TWO great parties that the Papal Aggres-
sion bin shan not be made a battle ground Of poiu-
cal strife. The Government carry the House by
enormous majonues upon all questions relating TO
the subject.
MI. Golden had gwen notice Of his annual motion
for the settlement Of international disputes by arbi-
tration. The Ccylon question had come UP and The
debate was proceeding It involves vote OF CEN
sure upon the Government
The Great Exhibition was opened on Monday the
Goth. TO admissions at Is The throng was immense,
vet the building was not Oyercrowdcd. On the sec-
ond day, % $50 had paid Tor admission upto O'Clock
Her Majesty has purchased 40 tlc Exposition.
tiara OF sapphres of great luS.er and size, and
brooch consisting Of two enormous ruoes, set round
with diamonds, by LemOnuIere OF Paris.
Lady FralkAns ship, the Prince Albert, has
sailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
SERXIA

There IS something wrong between this Province
and the Porte. The separate and totally mdepend-
ent Treaty relative TO the delivery salt concluded
by Seryla with this country has, II appears brought
matters to a crls.S When. a short time since the
Porte directed seryla to concentrate $4,000 men on
the Bosnian frontiers, no notice taken OF the or
der. The fact j., that the sultan Is about much
lord paramount OF Seryla as Louis TX OF France
Of Burgundy. Although the population OF Senla Is
not above "a million. every Serylan has learned 10
handle weapons IN ms earliest youth. The author
OF a recently published work on the Principally IN
question asserts that 1t can. IN case of need, bring
100000 10 10000 foot and 600 to 900 horse into
The field. These are, Of course rregunr troops, but
the warllke spirit shown by knicanms volunteers IN
Hungary Is not likely soon TO be forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
N,nrLcts Nrw-OrLrANs. Jnne S.

The Asa'S news was received to-day after ou>l-
ness hours CorroS has been duh. the sales on
Wednesday being only LOO bales tREiGHrs are
heavy. Cotton being taken for Liverpool at !-lod.
Sterling EXCHANGE ranges from .. nlOs fLotK
,crts downward with small sales of Ono AZ -.
CoRN is heavy Mixed sells az &c prime Yellow at
4sr. ard White at ode Bacon L. lower ribbed sides
are Al s. and shoulders T.. noe. Prime heS LARD
is NJ lie and barreled DC The market for Pork IS
dun sales of Mess at II o. OF ToBAcco 300 hhdS
have been sold at steady prices. Rio COFFEE 5 arm
ar gtoQlc SUGAR is also hun az 5s05lc. New
York slpht EXCHANGE Is At ltt premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
AUSTRIA

Baron Bruck has retired from he Ministry Of Conn
merce which had produced an unfayorabe eject on
Change.
II Baumgartner was appointed to the Ministry OF
Commerce. NJ Bruck
The financial statement for the year ls4o was IA
vOrabe, and offered satisfactory promise for the
wear 1850.
Fieid Marshal Radetzky had arrived at Vienna.
The Duchy of Nassau is TO JOIN the German Post
Union from the Isl of June.
large quantity of unconed silver has been sent
10 Vienna, consigned TO the house OF ROthschld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
CITY ITEMS.

TIE PARADE or THE FIREMEN-The
following is the Programme Of the Parade OF the
Tire Department. which takes place to-day.
The line viii form four abreast on lludsOn-st. west
sideJ the night resting on Abngdon-square, at l
o'clock. NJ, and cOuntemarch down Iludson-st.
and Colleee-place to Muruy-st., up Muuay-st. and
pass through the Park inreyIcw by he Mayor, Com
mon Council, Heads Of Departments Of the City Gov
eminent, Ex-Cmofs and Assistant Engineers. passing
out Of the east gate Of the Park up Chatham-st and
East Broadway 10 Grand-st. thence down Grand-st.
to Bowery, up Bowery and Tourth-av, and around
Union-square, down Fourteen.h-st. to Slxth-av.
thence down Sixth-av. and Wayery-place to Broad
way, and down Broadway to the Park, and dismiss.
The column Will be formed with the Association Of
Exempt Firemen and Trustees OF the Fire Depart
ment at It's head. The Chief Engineer viii act As
Grand Marshal. with Assistant Engineers, Mr..
EIcheu and j p LacOur, as Special AIDS. The fol-
lowing gentlemen Will act as Special Marshas
Robert McGlnns, C. Vanderbilt, c. W. Varan,
5. NJ. Phillips, Z. Monroe, J. Creger
:. HOyt, J. Chilean, VI Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
GERMANY.

Prince Mettcmich was expected 10 arrive at ms
seat al JOhannsberg in the beginning OF tins month.
The Diet had not vet assembled.
1t was supposed that the proposed military system
of the Confederation would be the first subject dis
CuSSed.
The Bishops Of the Roman Catholic provinces Of
the Upper Rhine had resolved upon a memorial 20 be
presented 20 The several Governments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

Carr President of the late Constitutional oh'eh'oh
Of Indiana, and Col Haddon are also among 'he III
dependent Democratic candidates. II all theNe
candidates remain 10 the field The result VIII oe
curious
In tie X,h District James " Borden IS iHo oP
position nominee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09


An flaws moved thst "heh me bganl NlournS Il VII
adjourn to meet iis Jay h clotA' fAlsica N4s ear,
r'0
report ~ tie Committee on hHads 10 favor . s.ti.,.
cur and glteT 81 ms ga ' STREE from ita % ,h-ars
nne>, With an Ororarc' if fci"w hica aa> cncirrrd ,
en a. DIVISION. W $nrait ts-A4 t,.a.n, Dsyc. Ols
ley he,y the ffes-ta. Aid S4'iA Hail. hass. Coack
III ana Dooley-i.
rtl,u ~ tae lonn' m >,'e,is "a ilyor % alsra.
sidewalks IN fH''.f. surrey .'tN'ea th.fcs ard prr-r
>-i,e'>' ~. pa" - '' ,.N' 0i F'r'f street
h'tN''n "''. '. ~ NV. 'tF'A.'' f'.i an qf-
Onance iAeIt..- Ii. ~ 'H' II ,t N - nAl>al 81.
Anf1lnif-NN ~ i''Nt, 'teift. N.lf. Toe PfeS.
dent. Aid smith, Bar. " tfs. tunc>ln s.a seg-io
4 .etuouui = 's'ssi' and nirUN Oh las. bic. q
ground lct~etu 3ota and ti streets. br l af and "a
avenue flied uIlt..I,a s sid h0.rI fl thc Is. las,
tor. WltA tout.-.w A.,. sa, c.ac4lr. la
The Chef Elcil.el presented o.. ~ r.s q , .t~,.,
and fte-,.a; thf l..r d. llrtCrt .Ir O.. ~s.Is
Ma w fcrcurOn tre appointments orb. r.sr.'rs va.
c0rtrrrcd and thc rrf .fs 90 tlo in 0v M r,-y,s 49,
A f-sG tloca 60 il-le 10 Nd Pc Henry bcrroa 4 -
gtre Co ". q, wee Referred '' tae 1nrrt~c IN Rns
D,.rrtmeut
rA..r~ PROM raE r'.In oF A>,r,rtN r>.-l R.,en.l,
lnf Dr Datt' Is ..'. Tor medical .sar. l.r itt.
tifl Wlrd Station I~ HI.urtr- On sib ufi.ai 1 n,
pad ls said Board. w.ra was c.HcIrri n on siss.or
v.l. 4frmlatc-Alo. H.tln. Do.rr. OaNlct. Aei -
President. AID >nl,A. bt- ia"s C'aoAl. Aa4 Dolce
Z,
resolution. that &c n'Toler be- directed . dawa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
COTTON MARKET STEADY.
Date. Liverpool May %, London q, Pari, 90.

The Collins steamer Pacific arrived at
her wharf on saturday y; y O'Clock. making he pas
sage in PRECISELY TEN PAYS. TINS makes the third
VOYAGE in which she has beaten ali her competitors
We are indebted 30 Mr. W.arirop, the Pur>er. for
late London and Liverpool papers.
Tie Cotton Narhes remains steady.
The poltcalnews IS generally Of little importance
The Niagara arrived ont on the 9th, after pas
sage Of twelve days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
Arrival OF the Cherokee ut New-Orleans with
$500 goo Gold Dust. Nc.--RaiIroad ConVen-


NEW ORLEANS. IhUrSiaN, June ,
The Steamship Cherokee from New lorN VIA tit-
vana has arrived here bringing 3l5 passengers, win
about SsO0.OOo gold dust.
Tho news from Havana Was unlmnorit1t. -
There are about 800 delegates present at me New
Orlc.ln. and O9clousas Ralroad COny cnuon. Man
sen White has been elected President. Inc pros
meets for ihe Opelou>as road are cheering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

kENrUcSY.-ln the Nth District. WIN.
G. Marshall Of Augusta. Bracken Co, has been nom
mated for Congress by the Wings 70 succeed Richard
II stanton, TIE pre>eu, Opposition incumbent. who
Is a candidate for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
- The Boston Transcript is informed

= INC DVNI0N IIN-INVIITI Is IUIOTNcO
that he jury IN the of Scott indicted for the res
cue OF The slave ShaGrach, although Unanimous 10
opinion hat the Fugitive slave LAVE constitutional,
stood equally divided as 20 the connection andacqut-
tai OF the defendant. They stood thus upon first
gong out and each maa remained hrn 70 The end
Aucmey-GenerA Lunt announced his intention Of
putting The case on ir-al again IN a few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

BALrWORF. SUNDAY. juno !.
William II. Washington declines the
Whie nomination M the Eighth District OF North
Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

- We learn that the South America
broke her pison-rod or riday nigh; while on her way
to tins City. The accident occurred near Ca.skil 70
which place she was towed by The HeniIick Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

GREAT PASSAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

Accounts nom Iarclcc oi lle 18th .nst state that
Count fCro Glcclarl--.- l..> Teen coliemeI .o rr.
islmcut for >N months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

sAlDANHA AT LISBON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

INDlANA-In the Ist D.suic. L. Q. lie
BauIER is the Wing candidate Tor Congress IN OF
position 20 James LoczA4rt }Ir =. d, o. liberal ua5,
ard for River and Haroor Improvement.
Roger Martin lWMsl opposes Cyrus L. Durham -a
tie ia D strlct.
In TIE With Distinct there are four Democratic
candidates 10 the field. each Of whom = IS .at aivo-
cafes "a d.fesel, Presidential candidate. As the Dis.
tnci 70 hopellssly Opposition, the Whigs VIII be
obliged 20 choose from among their oppolcais.--
William u. Connolly is one ri The Candidates. VA
German. another candidate. advocates fhs assgla-
Atty Of Bounty Land warrants, q measure walch
IS steadily resisted ty the Land He-orners,-
CONAN is also Tor Gen. Lane FOR the Presidency.
Gen lane a candidate II the latest accounts lor
Tcriiora. Delegate IN Oregon. where he intends 20
IKE UP rs home for tie future. Gel George W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

SUPREME CoURT.-The General Term
did not render decisions on Saturday, as had been
announced They Will be given on Saturday next
Judge Edwards IN Special Term, viii hear contested
motions on Monday Judge Mitchell sat on Satur-
day fer the hearing Of ex parte motions bu, no de-
clsons were announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

TROUBLE IN PIEDMONT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
H,hir Nn,nination in Worth Carolina.

By Telegraph to the Ncw-York Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

~ The Old Arsenal in Center-st. near
the Tombs, Is being demolished 20 give place to a
new Depot for the New-Hayen Railroad Company
Accommodations yln probably be provided IN the
new buildings for he Court Of Sessions and the
sixth Ward Police.
- Eagle Engine Company, No. II, IL
tend going on an excursion 10 Philadelphia on Mod-
day. 10Th inst. They Will be accompanied by Alkins's
Band, and viii number thirty or forty men. Tp.y
Will be received BY Southwark Engine Company ~
Philadelphia.
SAILING OF THE BArIc.-The L. :. Md
on Saturday, al Il O'Clock. She carrei Quilts pas
steamship Baltic Capt CovsrocK. sailed for Liverpool
sengeN, among whom are WV. CAMPBELL, Es9.
L : Consul TO Rotterdam A VI. HoL8soos. ESQ
Editor Of The Nor-Or'eaTs Pi-a1me; ELISHA COS,
ESQ, Of tbs Cry and the Ba'eman family
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

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: VII !: * & As'i ssss 4: ~ az
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$.,!:: =; =. : ~; s.c.s - s Il.
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only viii b sdmitisd "A public sssyoss have
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A:ne we'd of.h. tisd - spp:..sa = An.ss ga Y:
:. c5.,1ISf 4. Is's.. y low ' rh'' ~
cosDrsioss o. sUsSosirr1on AND SALE.
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sa q ss s: ,s: .: y e. Ssrs $. ,s 3. ::
without danger Of injury b. the Expvs V any psst OF ii
Any Bssst:::s sss. Rom.s i1sasa. a.: a.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

Y '7-l7i el7--7773 49, 9s-s -
y 8'oi - .9 20 sf~sst q fsssso q 'As5sss
~ 81 iesi .,gF'S4 s.fsa.s>ss = b. asHesssa -
i as ssi,e ~ q ~ { s5sss,s. z ne9i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

E0TXD 6llE8 Am j
enFlU = A m
PaskR easah n
Parker Martha -
| Pastasg MUyLnp
tPstssa Kisss ~
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u Yrlfiey RAnav ulm
lReS1o1a 1ixab be0
lPeppee Eliza aio
H0Way = n mn
Rgead deslsGt AU
IRleniin Hanaak
\ esyt9 Cath'ps N
! PIasas ks.lna
PsiiHps Th1u11a8
RoW9ll aEgqlgt
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Plpm l;aiDlins NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

. \ a sa.ltI a AGENCY OF M rs =
Ann0p1us MARHTT - CO. COONAC.
'hE undersigned having been appointed Agest
r. tGs = tns eld r;sh!sssd hoess q AIhouin Ma,stt
C00HAC BRANDIEes upoa thS aost EhSsa tsssS; p >
'AResa aS IN any '''''' o 2 * 20 H1SS.1 8
CORN MILLS . Strsubbs superior .Frsach
COTTON rfssss w. x24sJs NkE;s,: SS ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14
TIE mARKErs.

nRT0HTON MARKET, June g.
~ market 600 beef cattle, no stores, 10 pairs
working oxen, 70 COWS and calves, 1000 sheep and
lambs, 2a00 Swine.
Pmcrs Beef caius--Erhas7l lat quality S., I'd
quality, 81 Sd do, bREi.
hiores-no sales,
Working OHan.-sTs, 90. 90, 90, 100, I0s ia
Cows and calyes--sl9, ~. "A, 20, Al a 40.
Sheep gud tAmb.-S2a9i. one lot Of extra
lambs sold f1r ~ each.
swine--Al blei retail cafe. Spring Pig, &c,
cAMBRlDGE CATTLE MABREr-Iuna II.
A. market f2b cnttle-ah0ut 9gb beeves and
100 stores, consisting ~ working oxen, COWS and
alves and and years old
PmcEs--Market beef-FKtra s7li lat quality
"a ~ quality q 81 quality "a ord 3.
naWcling Cattle, NJ salos.
Hides 81 cWt. Tailow o..
Veal Calves-el, 6nT.
StoFaa-WortinF Qken--sTL, 100, iaG.
Cows and calves-si6,a0, 46a65,
ienTlings-None.
Two years old-slh, "a 90.
Three years od.-s2O as n 80
Sheep and lambs-i66O NJ market. PHees-E1
tra4 haT BY lot a., ala0.
swine-RetAli eaIe. Spring Pig oAii.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14
HAT HANDSOME

IL go, MY WHAT HANDSOME
TEETH i-Do tell me how you keep them 50
white u Why use that beautiful Tooth Paste pre-
pared by X. ktlbourne * Son IL Is the best thing
IN all the world for keeping the gums healthy,
BREATH SWEET, and teeth beautifully white, you
ceiy bsA thing you used on your teeth,he won't
charge you a. cent for IL. z.
Any one in want OF an article Of tooth paste or
powder that will keep the teeth white without nu-
~ 10 the enamel, the gums healthy, and what is no
sgldh item the breath sweet and pure, (except those
with guilty conscienees) can find It at our Office
This Is no catch penny article, for IL Is prepared
nom n recipe which we have tested for years.
4. ). We have also for sale few tooth brushes OF
the right kind, which were selected for the teeth
not 10 make money on.
II. SILBoURNE & SON, Dentists.
st. Johusbury. VI. 71sf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14
MAnsAEA@RSa

In Barton May ~, by Hsv. L II. Stone, CiiAs. V.
Morrill,, ofStanstsad. c. E., md MisA r L, Virgins,
Of Barton.
In Walden, June 4, Joseph Atkinson, ESD, Of
Ncwbury, aud Miss Frances Harrington, daughter OF
Nathaniel Farrirgion, ESq., Of Walden.
In HaTerhin, N. H., June 3, by Rev E. Il. Greeley,
Mr. William r. Hooper, of Worcester, Mass, and Miss
Frances, aapshlsr ofthe late John Nelson, Esq
In Danviile, June /, by Rev. AlonEo Webster, Mr.
John German and Miss Abby Brown, both Of Dan
vile ----
In this town, June 4, BY Rev " prowleis, Mr.
Peter r Lousrgsn 20 Mrs Charlotte :. DNiisy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14

HtuF thlaToaaa Chsf Lirrr on Clhly-Ths
Candy b c0mpOunded u God Liver on and other
aFonia which have proved Of services In bronchial
dy u entirely uneNcepiinnnble, The taste N the III
being completely disguised ~ pleasant il the tssis
that even An Infant NAV Mo candy without 40
hrnltY. And IL NAV be recommended with tho
greatest confidence in 81 oAses 0fC1lds, Coughs and
lke diseases, Ia consequence 0f The former wrap
per having been initiated, tho proprietor has bis
candy nov ppt up Va new vmppers, AZ such way
- 10 detect the genuine flm the spurious aTfiole-
iis wrappers haae fac siTniio of hi slgatura up
on them, and representation "a nsef 0f vessels
engaged in fishing, and the way 10 which the oil h
extracted fum the Goldfish. for sole by
q fffff.EfruT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14

PAXTON IN FAVOR or "BLooMERTsM.r-
At the Banquet given by the Metropolitan
Local Committee 10 the foreign Commission
ors Of the Great Exhibition, Mr. Paxton, the
designer OF the Crystal Palace, stated that he
had beon disappointed in the success of the
prEect OF tho Exhibition only in one respect.
He had thought that the Palace would be n
diiiieult place TO keep clean, and he had de-
signed q machine 10 obviatc that inconvcni-
ence, Of n hundred house maid power, and
had put the commissioners to some expense
in having these machines made. but they had
not been called into requisition.for they were
not necded.as the building had been kept clean
BY he rich six dresses Of ne ladies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14

San AcCrpTNT.-A Deacon AlvAh Hast
ings of Bath, N. H., was riding homcwards in
q wagon, with n daughter on the 4th insi.,the
bolt attached 10 the whihletrec gave way, by
which the horse became unmanagcable, and
ran furiously; both father aud daughter were
thrown out. The young woman was but
slightly iniurcd--the father killed Deacon
trades and very useful mechanic. His age
wgs 52.--tho father Of respectable family
Ills eldest son Is an cntcrprisng ioweller in
the CITY af BOSTON. Once moro "lot moFtNla
remember that in the midst Of life we are in
death - aurora.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14
rOsTA0E on THE oALEDoNIAN.

The new postage Law goes into effect on and
after the first Of July next The postage
on tho CaledoniAn under the Law will be as
ElloWs3
Within Caledonia County, Jrssl
I AZ any office out Of The County and within
90 miles Of this place, .fss cents per quarter or
recently esAh year
Fsf spy distance over 90 miles and not
over 500, Ten cent? quarter or tsTfy ss~is a
years
For Distance over 500 miles aud not OK
eeeding 1000, GJiseH cents quarter
Amer the fret Of July We shall send most Of
oaf papers 10 subscribers within tho County
by mall directed In bundles, in most cases.
NJ now, 10 our agents. There may be some
-eAaGa. fur the Convenience Of anhacriheu.Mhfn
they may be- sent by stage,
To sstserihers bcyond tho County tho pa
per will bo sent a. may be the most eonvsn-
lent We cannot now determine 10 all eases
which way win be preferable, all things con
slasEsd--IE thsy -Ehaald A. into ths mail. The
postage IN most cases, viii be- trinng.
81 IL will be an excellent time for persons
-IfAtalHf WNHAh MY ihlfNA " VS. va" NAn no
home paper, 10 Subscribe for the Caiedonian.
Our paper now contains large amount Of
reading, We have, Of late, excluded almost
entirely Medical AdserdSeEisnis from our col
umns. and intend to do 70. Most Of our Adyer-
tisemenu are from business men, and Of use
10 many Of our readers, A. particular seasons
Of the year we are somewhat crowded by
these, but, during the course Of the year, by
excluding medical Advertisements, we are able
20 give To our customers a much larger amount
threading than doee any paper In this section
Of the State.
InnewA, We are beiore all Others. Our To-
cation enables ms to obtain information early
from all sections Of the country.
Farmers find the Prices Current Of the mar.
kois In our columns that Of Cambridgc,A day
or two only Afler Il Is holden. by looking
over these markets they can readily tell when
10 sell 10 the best advantage, In other things
pertaining to business, we are careful TO In.
form our readers Of whatever promises TO be
ofuse to them.
S6-ifour agents and friends would improve
this opportunity 10 extend the circulation Of
tho CAledoniAn in their ncighborhoods we
should be very thankful. BY very little
pains on their part, our list, We doubt not could
be considerably enlarged. win they do Us
the kindness TO make an enort7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14

ar In the Lowell Police Court On Friday
Robert AIsEe- EssA ", -sl.li.,.ll f ail saan
committed for trial, charged with cheating
the East Cambridge Glass Works. It seems
that Moro carried to the agent Of tho Glass
Company, piece Of clear glass he bad OBJ
tanned somewhere, and represented that il
was n specimen made from sard on n farm
that he owned in auburn, N, II. Fhe result
OF IL was the Company bought More's farm
and got sucked in 20 the tune Of some Si0,-
600, the sand being found entirely worthless.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14

RSA machine has been invented recently
by Mr A. b. Cbilds, OF Rochester, which has
attracted much attention from millers and
mill owners, and its operation has elected
their unqualified admiration. It a"Grain
Separator" combining the operations OF tho
blast, screen and suction in one machine of
comparatively small dimensions, and doing
thywork in a manner far superior to all the
old methods of cleaning grain previously to
grinding il for -four.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-14

Fms CRAoKERs.-The boys in our Vii
lage, we notice, are a little careless Ia burn
ing Crackers There are but few horses
that are not frightened ~ them, aad she
boys would be sorry should serious accidents
occur 10 consequence Of their 0arelsssnsss.---
They had better nee them, II Al all, away
from travelled roads.