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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

This elegant
/ preparation Is fast
taking the place
OF all other arti-
cles la use fl re-
storing aud drcss-
ing the Hair. Ii
prevents the hair
from falling OF,
promotes its
growth, removes
dandruH,. and ro-
stores the natural
and luxuricnt
growthufthe hair
in all cIlses OF
badness. II also
removes pain and
heat IN the head
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26
Read TOR yourself or for your friends.
WILLIAMS
BALM OF LIFE,

ENoR Colds and Coughs, Fever and Aguo. pthis-
H ic and Asthma, Pain In the Head, Kidney COM
plants, Piles, Rheumatic Affections, BRUISES aud
Sores, Severe Burns, Cunkor Weakness Of the S,on-
ach Painters Cholic, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
and Tooth Ache.
offer It, rs certain cure hut DO nssert from posi-
tive experience n amy 1T tho above diseases are not
confirmed by noglect,or other causes and relief Is
possible, my preparation viii afford H. For lsheu-
matism and Burns, Colds and ennglis bruises and
general Debility, IL Ia amost certain cure. also
certify that but that purchased direct from my
sole Agents, HILL, CHANDLER & co,
Wholesale Druggists, ~ & 30 s. bfurkct 4 Chatham
Streets Boston Mass, Is genuine.
S. 5. WILLIAMS,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26
rORMATIoN oP-DEw.

,h.Hr'1nniHs o. 40 umcs more or Ices
"a. nTAlre thpnn+-irr--'slain ~ afGed o.
n ua .m1r ..blo. 20 prove tlis il is only
u..r.Hry 600 Is summers dos 90 on plass
Hfln0 ulrr vLan. dry as tho atmosphere
uHr ,.m. if- moisture win be- coudeuscd.aud
Wlr 'ah.a BOO thr form ct small pelluoid
urIn upon rhr oulsideof the aa., below HAT
n',aa surrounding Atmosphere Onthis prn-
Ip.o drti'Iauou g. conducted aud In the
-.mr muuerdcw & formed no sooner doos
nu 1000 .'ua toward che horizon, thun the
Iaiu. of grass which rloibr the olrlhs sur
iIr., Give out the heat they hayr brou roooiy-
.iug during the day, and consequently they
Oh. omr DO much colder than the atmosphere,
tbug rouleu,o iutho- form Of dew, part
u.trruif.l moisture hnmrdiatcly surround
me IHrm. Dow, being uus formed, r.. Of
,uur.r. moro abundant before and after rains.
V'--1 T-1t ,-TTTT -'T-Tr- r
calm and clear nights ore essential also,
aftlc ropious deposition Of dow for then
tbe -llt,y LlaAcs emit their heat freely, and
.tis dispersed through the atmosphere with
m,t any equivalent return, On the contrary,
lowcwr IL thc night bn oloudy, then The
LIQUIDS, liHnJ~lmding the heat from the ut-
monhcrc, contribute In some degree to keep
is temperature on a Lowell with that of the
rlnsy blades, nud thus 20 nearly cqhalilo the
wot,at bat little dow il deposited, lin adj
d,'ol 10 clouds, a high wind IS blowing, no
dow siD be- frrmal; for then the tcmpcra-
tuir 0 tho prass Is prevented from sinking
a.. thr agitation Of the mir continually bring
me ID wnmcr current 10 succeed the colder
.ralul ly which IL Is surroundcd or it mav
Lc tiut lhc night winds, being generally cool,
-l r1uidlyrr,lurr che airs temperature a. %
living g. below that Of the grass.
.uhmrcs differ In their power OF losing
i'uir heat 20 they differ IN their attraction
Gr dow. On grass swans down, and other
GHmcutogs substances, which readily part
Hi,hllrir heat, dew copinnsly condcnscs.-
THE mechanical condition Of objects likewise
affects the formation ofdcw, A. shavings at
tar, ignore than wood. Dow is more plcn-
tmlly drpoitcd on meadow grounds tliah on
Ilouphcd lands, and cultivated soils are re-
fcshc1 with abundance OF dow, while barron
rocks mud sandy deserts, not needing, do
mot ree.j.e the genial moisture. Indeed. ey-
rry plant. pu-scsses, hos orliug to It's Kind, the
power orcondcnsng a. much dow as i. nee
csnuy for rs peculiar and individual cxigcn-
cics Thus, not even a dew drop seems to
lave hccn formed by the blind action of
chance, but is gathered together by the hand
orinfnitc Wisdom for definite and benoyo-
lent cud,-irkpr's Home GG=eHe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

rS- A mag who had become rich by his
own cScrtouH was asked hy friend the So
yrut of his success. 81 have accumulated"
r'pIicd hc, "ahout one half my property by
Wtcudn" strictly TO my own business aud
the other hall by letting other peoples n
loncr'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

a4t.i Il taiaa.is AL a2aaAaA OF Tho
scnlp. II gives the Hair brilliant, glossy lustrNsa
No Ladys tolc; can be complete without this indrs
penmbp article .. co.. ... . ..A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

fprthe Ca'eiouIap,
NH lptruH.-rr1uIf me, through your columns
iu rtIl lo attention 81 the public 90 MrJ q. Bling
haru's medical establishment not among tho least
attractions of which j. OOH, Soda Fountain, cool
sparkling nul refreshing and worth more than a
u'o sHuW"us poiaiiou tlnt have gone down tho
u.uais NJ iope7 since lho creation. Al 40 who
wants good uui .lle beverage give Mr Bingham
ruIl. bod written fhus mr Mr Editor when
small machine, lodged within my percmnium, took
stiri aul sond you the following lines a. tho re-
'ull N asomewhlt euatIe rsyoiuHonsi
IIaste, hl,o yo ipihc huutnln,
~ Indie Hui lH--es 90,
80 Alr J. &, hluHlIm'A
NAal thank sou iur tho coll
&c. has SPARKLING beverage,
linIIc.h.nT Good md ua1rf,
ffTTf WHY fTT TTTfTf-T- WrTTFfI11T-
COD d"wn butl head AMI heart.
II vill MOI mako ynu slllv
ur sudden make Won rich,
Nor WDeu yuu hir " hpmrwnrds,
Fast uud you in the ditch
Il give. nD dery color
90 ewes 0r nose Or face,
Md ut effects pruirunH,
lrl'ra moi Single trace,
Il win rr-.r1frirrT yrtf tinrrr-
From home mid scenes ~ strife,
When, likr poHd mon, Won ought Ia
Use chatting with your wife.
Within thc gln-s II .parklcs,
IT, flavor whpcnn TOLLS
Hui inis much, Tie refreshing,
lorl have tried % we'll.
'Tis worth ton thousand iuleps.
t0mposoduf Wu nnd nun,
o. HlI thr nltNy Nriudv
IL Lllz lll = ..i-l- lglllin-
They have 10 In the cities,
Ami town ulurfu the ruurt
or purity and 'sWcefaess
lii'H well with Then, mtY boast.
So harr We 10 the fountain,
NcpcUpc prcai aud small,
Md taste the cooling nectar
lunuNcd with alcohol
/ Walk round 10 Mr. Blnphnm's,
stop not for wind md min,
Md n vcu think ne clients SOU
You need not coil .apnin.
TOBIAS TEETOTALiER~
N'rh pan'ilIc July -, 1901.
~ The State Agricultural SOccty OF y.
/ Hampshire will hold It's Fair in Manchester
this year, on the sth, 9th and 10th Of Octo-
bcr, that city having contributed handsomely
for the oljrct Hon. Marshall T. Wilder Of
Z sfA'A'"fA' AAn'ANHf " W. NillNNF INC NNlIfnHs
E3'- An editor ofa Boston paper was mar.
ricd 90 lady, on Wednesday, whose bridal
dress was an elegant white satin, made in the
! Bloomcr style
| -" The Ashuelot Railroad is about to be-
extended - miles northcastcrly from Kccnc
20 connect with road already completed
J fuln Concord. y. H.. 10 lIillsboro,
"a ihere were ~ deaths by cholera at
Cincinnati within ten days,and II at ST. Lou.
is on the Attn Of July.
A MopFnN FAmER's Wrrr.--A young
lady, recently married to u farmer, ono da,
visited the COW houses, wi,,.u she thus inter
roaated her milkmaid "By-thc-by, Mary
Which of these cows is il that gives the butter
milk 2"
ca An American sailor was arrested it
Mantanzas last week orwhippiug rEN Span
ish soldiers The. authorities put him in III,
stngLa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26
LIVER COMPLAINT.

LA " KIN AOIN11 AAEAAAN
Soc tho cure OF ~ Hubbard OF stamford, Ct and Others
Dyspepsia !
Sec tho cure " z. U1icot merchant u Attica WSo
ming 20, n. ". and many more. In our PamIhlcta
Dysentery g. Summer Complaint
In ChiirsH and Adsi are airay. cured Weakly CAircn
win boeome a,sAy Aoalhy and hearty and grow rapidly
by the uso Of this BAtSAM. -
No mother need mourn tho death Of her child BY
Cholera InfNntuni, white trohing II BRdNTS
PULMONARY BdLSdM b. administered. II should be-
TOR such easea given in Arr than the ordinary doses
FoR s,LE NY J. &. BINGHAM, st. Johns
bury Plain; II. Weeks, ST. Johnsbury Centre,
G Morrill,, East ST, Johnsburyi l.. Denison;
Burkei ] NJ. Weeks Lyndon Corner; s, &.
III. Bradley, Wheelocki Hin a. Flanders,
Shefieldj Geo. Cowles, Ryegate; J. M. Mar.
tin, PeRohamj II, Harvey, Barnet; Dana,
Weeks 4, Stanton, Danvillej Cutting * Sils-
by, Waterford; J. Blake N Son, Sutton S
TtuSscll, Cabot; +. Perry " Co, Cabot Branch;
l.. II. Delano ~ Son, HHtdwick; WEIGH, Oar.
ling g. Clark ,OG rotor and by Merchants and
Druggista generally.
Principal Office 304 Broadway, New York
6SOeotnlv
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FRONTING STATE ST., BosroY. IA
CENTRAL HOUSE,

No. o, BRATTLE SQUARE, BOSTON. BfrwEIzS
BATTLE AND LIN Srnnfrs.
VIZ Hubacrberrcsp ccthily Informs his old friends
u and the residents of this city and vicinity that
he has TAX en the above well known establishment
formerly occupied by Mr. Sadc and more recently
by SIR hcrUuuin True, and that he Is now ready ~
receive and accommodate n number OF permanent
boardera, and trunscicnt visitors and he pledges him
fcit tu czrrt iH utnost nbiiity 10 RENDER their sta
with him pleasant aud agreeable and that hs terms
shall b. equally economical with the expectation of
his guests under Ike circumstances,
Mr. FOSTER takes great pleasure IN announcing that
he has engaged ~ nm assistant Air JNO. W. TURN
Ek, originally connected with the Washington
Housc Philadelphia and with the Pavilion, Boston
and lately u the Gloucester House, nj Glouees ter
Mass whose experience and skin are already too
well known 90 tic travelling public, 10 need com
men,hiiOn.
The location Of the Central House l. such ~ g.
Afford easy access TO the Market and tho business
part nfthe city, while nt the same time iis immed.
~ie 'ser1sFl'-F " -,,ilt,-,t -t.s+s fs, tl,s
visitor 20 realize ~ nearly possible tue enjoyment
Of u comfortable h0mc.
Tho culinary department u undar the immediate
supervision ofnrtsts OF acknowledged merit and the
lHrder constantly supplied with viands OF the bc.i
quality.
~ Terms for Board ONE DOLLAR per day.
q. n. POSTER
b"stona feh. IL lhbl, fOhyi
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES 8 COMPLAlNIS.

No remedy that has been offered the puddle has ever
,crn half oonia aud scfnai Ia osrroa an the In
ldruinl tonhHnssrs mud frfe hid u The female
RRINT-S PULMONARY BfLS.tM Il mAkps NO dc
t-t,c~ whether lh. arrangement H. ssTTossJA
other iaciisata snsilSsss-i, REGULATES ALL. by
srrN gAsHig the stern o7HaiiHg he circulation, Hnd
santAiHg ADD aHaytsg NERVOUS lIlRITABlLtrY See
ssr paHal.tlfs for proof
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

EEr An American sailor was arrested in
Mantanzas last week for whipping tbs Span
ISL soldiers The. authorities put him Ia the
stocks
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a. ahere we're ~ deaths by cholera at
Cincinnati within ten days,and / at ST. Lou
is on the attn Of July
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Ttra nAESAM AssL aud cHrss uirrrs ~ As itHRs Ng1
cls,N hafy HirHaHy osaiHiy and oasip lhs Puti
FYiso ENrHACr cHrcs and Asas ulcers effeuaNv THE
ialsam cufs. Aiaf oi CoTh and CoqsHFff0a uut
vt Te after an other rcmndps have failed % % good
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

~" 4 man with eleven daughters wns
complaining thot he found II difficult to live
"Nou must husband your time" saidnnoibcr,
"and then Won will do well enough" IL could
do much bc,tcr," was the reply, III could
husband my daughters"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

64DOSES
IN EACH nOTTLE-oHs TaAa4eeVa q aass-
THHHE Does adsy-Ons toiis eunainng "a doses lasii
TWehtysOne Days.
Price tioo ~ Iiofas, 81 Beiass NJ $50.
ME- M& wa wa yM-%'eAa1
PURIFYING EXTRACT
..s 80: ~ ..q g4gT It.. H {, rl "a :; e a
sna ~ o.sf slmsi' iedess Jay 10 .ains asi.ae -
y, "a. pa,.ss.s, :. SsiSa. u ID medissoa 10 fSsa
Barsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Cherry aHd sassafrRs DaFks,
s. a ~ ~ is &C.. ss ia s9a , q, s
tH1d "a coy bouis VI medicine sais ksisasi " si'safa
The urdcal lafsH ani Aaiiag FAtHss " fsrsfai elfr
'Hoots, Barlss, and Vegetables,
la rgsglire s,.,, u shsh 40 g,..iis s9'sslos 70
.as a aa ts tx a sS ariasf Of ,k si siosd
=. g. ~, s b Ss '' ' =" have ''"E a''"'a
o'sy Ono Tablespoonful, a,'ss a.s. a Dsv
49, d - I. .i, 10 ~ az l ssa ~ % ' @as
wsaksasa All reduced tha Dose " narssb anld has
So5s nsis ssss q q ess a say ssii "a
s.s ." 49,. .s! ' q s .aa 2 ssuy sa.s.
lay, viii 40 az bdlds VI u Ia
-Four, FivH. o. Bx Days,
which sho.y that bsais " BraRrs PuFtaoF, win ias
&C., TgsIs e lslssg 9tyi tg., zee s i's
81 - feaissss I'D riIiss a. DO dsy YissSs assssJ u
hsfsapslilla then rsoyss hsi oss bo.ns II ~ rgs
Ts slovs eomrssen DOS NOT wi shsv nc g,sIT %,
.ta. ~ ~. lrs n i. al y ~ ' '''
oht aoTTLE or BRAhT's PURIFIER
efhesey and i-Jsys Mod ds~ls than
TIKI nsuie. Of sHraapariIia.
%. iaias - sa,ss,da ssai ~ TO- sS dents h
DANGEROUS SCROFULA.
rssi " ssiuUns is,a s,oiS o. IT, I'D .. rsiisd sow
10 ~ u bessl0 Sii uadsr no foli5wiaG eireum'
rs--- VI, ,-- " mn. mr. Nh rs--rrr-rrur-4 Erf
isssel. % 49, s q m - q, ssas
10 t p Nov fo ind a ia ss.s iT y !. 6S-.,
a. nice as si 'aa"y ' -. d 81 sa,SsT Ps s
's l H. % Z ,iis' I''., ~ n.s, N s ss
snd hus hsd eognltod gaHd no puhlc and n-raioro
.slss,d !, s.,y .i.' al sssla; !. s.@.., q
nils sU,rnssp a. pslilsiSs.
~ HAakis 49, 40 -sn saga.lssi -,r HHsi's ranbiss
80 49, ~ 80 y = .,,isi :, ' .s:.r. ~ i, u
.. e sss ..ss 3, 49, &C. .' ~ 80 49,
b.. ~. ssa :, a. ~ ls d.. .ll 81, 80 ,. 80 ~ 80
tssi Hi ssry
fsai fl " An.i ~ ~ - rl.s u
uaiT tfiHn l4s kair iArsfA saa
- si hsssih rssssi - ustti us s esf -ss
tittl - 49, tsif uutsf slaaHT
- fT 80 ~ s.sa h,gath ~ ..ls = hs 81 ~ so.le "
s~ ~sh NJ ss-p T. Ne t- tsd ss'sfsi s,hss s.is s.
hraas fssF isusi sstsa
go - :, s.s ~ "a -, .., q ..i.l ~ 49,
iits tt ths ii rHfrit rhfh ~~f=sasa
80 kssisi ~ Faf-s
ffHrsfHff
slu' 49, -lts htALtn At ~ ttctita 10 $50. s--H
sA-s a. 80 ~ - uaaA al tsn ~nfist
e..s-r '7-sf ,'sa ~ ~ = -t.h s.ls rtnIlgi
L1Ff sra HRiNTX-rfHrhLfrN
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and oAToAie CbHsAs Nbundsntiy pruvu s HsfaNiHR ~
cay in such discases aud s undoubind curative powsr
and soothing. healing properties In the following
plauis aud d.casra piffiaR Of Bicos Biosiiss
IA LHHEs Pats ~ ~ Brcasf asd Ss Ntgh Sroats M
CfariaiHs papnaft8a Of fAc Loaf Choira fafaa.
tEH DysssfcrV tnd sHsasr Coaspaisfs In CAarea and
Ia na
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Coughs and Consumptions.
Brrasi. Throai, LnnrN and Henri.

and NJ discasgs Of pulmonary naiuusuoh disease,
4-.E lai-l- aia@a,z AHz -. ~
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CONSUMPTION.
a Diving Woman Cured !

We this prove tho p0ser 20 NE when
htrDNSAh s usr-i, after tr peFson u osHsiAsTsd
by physician and friends To be In the lat stages Of dfcaso
ActuHiy dytig and IA this case for goHe thNt hc
,lroaa aud bHTai clothes bought For tho pdrica
0rs Of this and tho rtsJabis and undivided proof
Al al the circumstances aud Facts, Ioicr 10
This cur VA, effected on Mrs 2lBA DYKEMAN, Of
Rai,toH SPA Saratoga Co, " y We can prove. beyond
doubt saay ohots alAau sypaiV hupclcs- ant irRs
oat cases OF Gu els and CoHsnrlptioas CURED which
spre' urpnpupcsd iararab4 hv skuful fttFsfciats
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GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGE!
Whites Hair Restorative

APURELl VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, BeGutyying, Cleansing, Sofi
eniHg and Dressing the HAIR. Also, Joi
reRoring Pains and Heat in he Head
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

AMopFnN FAUMrH's WrrE,--A' young
lady, recently married to farmer, ono day
visited thc COW houses wi,,Iu she thus inter
rosatcd her milkmaid "By-tho-by, Mary,
which of these cows is it that gives the butter
milk z"
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g." The Ashuelot Railroad is about 20 be
extended - miles northcastorly from Kccnc,
10 connect with road already completed
from Concord. y. H.. 70 IIillsboro
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l. u NJ Il II r.!

Oh ~. Pine foaris, oiapboards ann Lath.
~ Tor sale by T. JEWRTT& co.
June ~, 1891, 5astf
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81 An editor ofa Boston paper was mar
ricd 20 a lady, on Wednesday, whose bridal
dress was an elegant white satin, made in the
Bloomcr style.
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New York Il Boston +!

WAVING just returned from New York and Bos-
u ton, We are prepared to exhibit 10 the Ladies
ind trtfEf-frrff yTf SsffeyfoHfF Count
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Largest e. Richest

assortment OF Goods offered for sale In the
County. We take especial pleasure In inviting an
examination of eur stock of Goods, we feel
surod that an assortment OF rich goods, equal to
the one we now present TO the public, can't be ox
celled In the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
Judge Borden,s Dereat.

The Buffton Banner one Of the most reliable and
ssten democratic papers in the State, thus aludes 10
the defeat of Judge Borden: - 49,
Well the election is over, and to a certainty Judge
Borden has been badly beaten The that led
his discontinue may be traced to @ General Apathy "
In the North, however, understand he was opposed
by who bad heretofore received the confidence o the
democratic party. De Kalb county, having a large
democratic majority, gave Brcnton majority In the
South the free sellers at stand which to vote for,
Borden Brenton. They accordingly followed
y Atchson, the daddy Of abotonism in Grant county,
far Huntington where understand he stated that
Brcnton the best abolitionist in the North. He
then returned and reported to committee from RAN
doph county the facts above stated 1t previously
arranged hy them to get this information in order to
cast their votes with confidence for the who would
carry out their principles.
We wish not to the policy Of Judge Borden in
his late campaign. 1t is with feelings of deep humility
that pen this artcefeelings of genuine good will
towards him personally that have always entertained
But much love him. we love principles moro.
should he depart fromthein. What have heard may
be idle rumor but this is floating the breeze
uncontradiccd and generally believed-That while the
two candidates canvassing the southern part Of
this district the Judge did Internationally condemn the
compromise Of the last Congress Ii true the
of his defeat is evidcrt IL God is just. But
charity leads us to hope differently.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
From New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug .. 4
Galveston dates Of the 22d have been received The
election returns arc nearly all received Bell dem is
probably elected Governor by thousand majority over
ALL and Henderson, Lieut. Governor, by two thousand
plurality Howard is elected to Congress 10y small
majority over ALL Lauress election for Congress in the
Eastern district is probable, but not certain.
The steamer Galveston, bound from Galveston for
New Orleans, ran shore Island Shoals the 18th.
Her passengers and brought here IN the
steamer Mexico. Ship and cargo total loss.
The steamboat S. F. Vnton, from st. LOUIS burnt yes
terday ut point forty miles from New Orleans with a
full cargo OF hemp and other produce Boat and cargo
total loss Her and passengers were saved, ex-
cept ptobaby passenger.
The Empire City sailed for New York this morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
Frcm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPffIA, August %, P. NJ.
The United States cutter Forward, Captain
Jones. has been ordered cruise of the cost TO inter
cept any expedition which may be making OF with hos
tile designs upon Cuba. The steamer City &c Manches.
ter sailed for Liverpool this morning with valuable
cargo and thirty Thousand dollars in specie.
The friends Of the Cuban patriots held large meeting
larst night at Baltimore and another at Jersey City,
The meeting called at Washington so slimy at
tended that organization effected.
1t is reported to-day, on the authority Of despatch
from New Orleans that the Spanish consul has been
killed, bat il is greatly doubted. He burned in ciii
gy on the night Of the 23d
On the 22d the brig Fairy, from Havana arrived at
New Orleans, bringing the bodies Of Col. Crtenden,
Capt. Kerr, and Lieut.. Brandt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Expressly for the Daily Indiana State Sentinel
BIZ THE 0RIELLY LINE.
RIOUS .rEVvS
FIR o M Gu 3 Al!
THE SPANISH FORCES DEFEATED!
GENERAL EMMA KILLEDs---LOPEz ON
HIS WAY TO HAyANAi!
SAvAxNAH, Sent.


The schooner Merchant arrived here to-day with in.
terestins and encouraging news from the Patriots.
Since the 18th ut Lopez and his army had encountered
the SPaniafds in several contests all Of which the
latter had been defeated with heavy Io,s. On the
18th battle occurred in which Gen. Emma commander
inehief Of Government forces killed. together with
large number Of officers and men. Lopez is now
marching upon Havana at the head Of 1900 1000
men, which dsly receiving large accessons from the
surrounding country.
The Spanish troops completely cowed by the fre-
quent reverses which they have sustained Gen. Emma
was buried with great pomp in Havana on the 10th.
The greatest excitement and CONSERVATION prevails in
that city, there only 700 of the troops there
who could offer bot feeble resistance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August o.
The lettcr-book Of the Spanish consul seized by
the rioters and found to contain names OF many citizens
prescribed IL is reported such Cuban authorities
Portions will probably be published. r- -7Is,-
New ORLEANS, August 26.
The city is quiet. About 900 liberators here
awaiting conveyance Gen. Felix Houston has assumed
the command OF the movement.
The Spanish consul declines to rehost his flag open
his Office He transfers his functions 10 the British and
French consuls.
Many Spaniards have left the city and others pre-
pairing TO leave.
Sixty iberators arrived yesterday from Alabama and
nearly 200 more the way.
There is still much excitement here, but disposition
for further riotng.
New ORLEANS, Aug. %.
Strong efforts making here in behalf OF tho Cuba
patriots Committees canvs ssng the city and col.
Letting funds and theatrical and concerts
are being given in behalf of the
The Pampero has arrived at Jacksonville, Florida to
take in troops but return to Cuba fer want Of
provisions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
Arrival of The steamer Atlantic.

New YoRK, Sept. 1, 8 p. VI.
The steamship Atlantic arrived from Liverpool this
afternoon, at o'clock, bringing hundred passen-
gers. She arrived at Liverpool her outward pass
age, on Sunday morning at o'clock beating the Amer
ica's time seven hours.
The Liverpool Cotton Market, since the sailing OF the
Asia has been active at full prices. All descriptions oil
Mddling qualities I'd dearcr Sales Of three days
sng harvests have had an extremely depressing effect
upon the Flour Market and it has declined 6dals; Or
leans 1Ss Cd; Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio,
19a20s. Wheat had declined Id. Corn in fair inquiry
ut previous rates. Lard Sd dearer Consols 96ia96s
Railroad shares have declined. American stocks I'M