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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18
NOBLE CONDUCT OF A NEwFoUNDIAND DOG.

The dog Rolla, belonging to Mr.. Adams,
of 66 Courtlandt street, OIL Sunday last,
performed one of those heroic deeds OF
humanity for which the Newfoundland breed
is remarkable. An interesting little boy,
about 10 years old, while playing near the
water at Hoboken, lost his balance and fell
in. The tide sweeps along the shore there
with great rapidity, and the little fellow in
few moments was carried apparently beyond
the reach of human assistance. The lad, it
seems, could swim little, but just as his
strength was giving way, the dog, at short
distance from the spot, quick as thought
dashed through the crowd, leaped into the
wafer, and in minute more had the boy by
tho collar, secure between his teeth. To
bring him ashore; back to that particular
place, however, was an impossibi'y, owing
to the force Of the current-so that the only
hope was to make a point Of land some dis
tance ahead, (between Jersey City and Flo.
boken) and for that quarter Rolla stecred
his course, amidst the applause and excite.
ment Of the spectators. On went the noble
animal, bravely bufeting the tide, and care
less of the shouts Of applause, all the while
keeping the boys face out of water. He
reached the goal at length with his precious
burthcn, safe and sound, but little faint and
frightened; and no sooner had he laid him
down than the noble animal sunk exhausted
on the sand. He was instantly surrounded
by numerous crowd Of people, who had
been cye.witnesses of the scene, vieiug with
each other in showing kindness to the heroic
animal that had thus risked his own life to
save that Of helpless human being. Some
idea Of the labor reformed by the dog is had
in the fact that the entire distance he had to
swim is said to be not less than two niles
N. Y. Express.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18

TOLLS FOR GRrSD1NG-A friend has
handed US for publication, the following Act
of Assembly, passed 9Th March, 1895, regu-
latng the tolls for grinding, to which the
attention of all interested is invited:
"SEc l. BE it enacted, &c, That from
and after the passing of this act, no person
shall take more toll for grinding Corn,
Wheat, Rye, or any other grain, into good
meal or flour, than one-eighth part, for any
quantity under ten bushels, or any quantity
above, at one time brought, one.tenth part
only; and that all grain as aforesaid chopped
for hominy, feeding stock, or for distilling,
one.sixteenth part.
sEc.2. That any person or persons taking
more toll than hereinbefore directed, shall be
subject to fine of ten times the value oi
the toll so taken, to be recovered in the
most summary way Before the nearest Ma
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18

Cp HE who loves money more than hon
or, will rate it above honesty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18

WHAT IS For "A Mr.. Stark, in lee
ture before the Young Mems Association, of
Troy, N. Y, gave definition of the above.
"l'he fop is complete specimen OF an
outside philosopher. He is onethird collar,
one;sixth patent leather, one-fourth walking
stick, aud the rest gloves and hair. As to
his remote ancestry there is some doubt, but
it is now pretty well settled that he is the
son of tailor's goose. He becomes costa
tic at the smell Of new cloth. He is some
what nervous, and to dream Of tailor's
bill gives him the nightmare. BY his air one
would judge he had been dipped like Acilles !;
but il is evident that the goddess held him by
the head instead of the heels. Nevertheless,
such men are useful. If there were no tad
poles there would be no frogs. They are
not so entirely to blame for being so devoted
to cxternals. Paste diamonds must have a
splendid setting to make them sell. Only it
does seem waste of material to put 80
worth of beaver on FIVE cents worth OF
brains"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18

A WINDY orator in the New York Legis-
lature after lengthy effort, stopped, for a
drink of water.
al rise," said Bloss, Z" to point of order" +"
Every body started, in wonder what the
point OF order was.
"What is Il" said the Speaker.
81 think, sir" said Bloss, I" its out Of or.
der for wind mill to 60 by water"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18
A SKETCH,

A little girl, in a family of my acqnain-
tance lovel y child lost her mother at an
age too early to fix the loved features in her
remembrance. She was as fral as beaut.
full, and as the bud of her heart unfolded, it
seemed as if won by that mothers prayers
to turn instinctively heavenward. The
sweet conscientious and prayer-loving child,
was the cherished one of the bereavcd
family. But she faded away early. She
would lie upon the lap of the friend who
took mothers kind care Of her and wind
ing one wasted arm about her neck would
say, "Now tel-aae- -atseat, =.
-,ild wneu the oft :tuta@+ufo had been re.
peated, she would ask softly; take me i'll
to the parlor; want to see my mamma"
The request was never refused, and the
affectionate child would lie for hours, con-
tentedly gazing on her mothers portrait.
"Palc and wan she grew, and weakly,
Bearing all her pain 50 mcekly,
That to them she still grew dcarer
As the trail hour drew nearer. ~
That hour came at last, aud the weeping
neighbors assembled to see the little child
die. The dew of death was already OH the
flower, as its lie-sun was going down. Tho
little chest heavcd laintly-spasmodcally.
edo you know me, darling" sobbed
close to her car, the voice that was dearest ;
but it awokc no answer.
All at once, brightness, as if from the
upper world, burst over the childs colorlcss
countenance. The eye flashed open, the
lips parted, the wan, cudiling hands flew
up, in the little ones last impulsive effort, as
she looked picrcingly into the far above.
"Mother" she cried, with surprise aud
transport in her tone-and passed with that
breath into her mothers bosom.
Said distinguished divine who stood by
that bed Of joyous death, "lf | ever be-
lieved in tho ministration of departed ones
before, | could not doubt it now"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18

WHAT is that which Adam never saw,
never possessed, and yet he gave two to
each of his children2 Parents,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18

THE REBELLION IN CnrNA.-Late ad-
vices from China, by way Of California,
speak of the continuance Of disturbances in
the Aowery nation. The insurgents are
evidently getting the best of the contest and
the impartial troops were constantly desert
ing, to them, and swelling the list of the
opposing armies. Towns are entered and
plundered, and houses set on fire. The de.
feet of the Imperalists is spoken of in the
Hong Kong Friend of China as having
caused great alarm in Canton and rumor
prevails that both England and American
ministers have been applied to about render.
ing assistance, should occasion require it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18

CuoLERA IN New YORK C1rY.-The
Journal of Commerce, of Friday, says:
"1'here were twenty seven deaths among
the emigrants on Wards Island, in charge
of the Commissioners Of Emigration, du-
ring the week ending on Tuesday last, of
disease not named, but generally regarded
by the physicians as Asiatic cholera. Twelve
of the deceased, however, were children,
and their death may be properly ascribed to
cholera infantun,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10

ina .,r,t;i,G.. of lI,n'rar, '"''' 'lc '''r'"S'-
~, - =,
ne iFe'!"ch' replied briefly to NJ kos-
>Hth'> address. in substance Is follows:
=! an l,aprv. Governor Eoss,,b 90 ,r,l
come vou to TIN, land Of 1re.an,,. ..,,l .,:.n,
me- Measure to coc,,,a+ola... ,n., ,,,,a,
rrI.o.r rrar, lon,, no,fn..,,,.
and yo,r s,t,. n.y.; -, t..ra - ~
Al J>ym,,,j,;z.d l..,,v u;M ':'''' ''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10

he takan ag:,irst The political refugees rvs:a-
'nG IN England. This is at the insti&a.!o"
OF Austria.
Letters from Rome Of the I0,h ut. stat"
that Tie occurrences in Paris bad produced
there very profound impression. I'll" Popc
Received the news from Tie French Am5as~a-
dor. without hrtravinn the least emotion. i
is sad that the French garrison At Rome I'M
mndia,Hiv 1r!o>;t,'' is adhesion TO the policy
OF Louis Napoleon in The hands o.. Gen. Gem
can.
Rome was Illuminated hnt it was rot known
whether IT tn" expense Of the Papal govern
ment, or the French
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10
FROM EUROPE,
ONE WEEK LATER FROM ECROp,
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.


ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
-----
INSTRUCTION IN THE DEPARTMENTS OF
FRANCE-Two THOUSAND FrrSCuvrv
K111rn,x p,r1s Avn Dr,,,,,
"r '"''r'' w HE I'd ID AND AlH-
RELEASE OF ALL THE CUBAN PRISONERS
BY THE Cullen OF SPAIN.
Tie Africa arrived At N.,v Yo-. b.e1;,.
.,1 n..;oo
i'''' '''''' ~ ~ ''.'"'l
LN"LA''D.
The London papers have voluminons COM
ments on ,ir Fil;nores message to Congress.
mainly in opposition to and r:d u!r Of his
yicws in favor of Il pro,rcl:v. tariff. His ar
.un.rnts on this point ar" unt.,, orally con-
uectrd with those Of Robert J. Walker in
England. III favor of free trade. fThc me
SAGE WAS not written to please tie I,ol,lon
press.
The Tablet Gan IRISH i.apcr.) undertakes
he defence OF l.oCi> Nai,uieon.ani i, appears
hat i iar." portion OF til" Roman Carno,i-
Priests OF ireland are gradually arriving ..
the same View.
FRANC"
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Er,.,. .l.n.Y Killed in p,,,. a.,I =. l}..,,,.,.
a.oi.!-. i: ''1y'lc o,,i Nap"roH'> Cup d ut
= not as JI:.n 200.
TIE French ;..p"r, con:rin an a.cc,lat =
a%cH lu>ulr"..rI"G - >c,"r, of "a. G..,.-..-
e. MS "tt"il|" WIKI considerable .n~, 81 ,-,.
= "i.'' '.>'' IT, ~, l:'rH!s 'un.;,rr"i L..
'".; thy "n'- " "rp"~r.,''; e.. ~ :" ..,,1r-
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II :1.".. q. .t,.,r, "a Minister. g.. ..4..
. >'.y; ~. ..,o:,j.nH nt' oGr,.l ..,,...
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Is rrrr...un. i;.' i the c.,iy ,,.. ,i,...,j..
10 @:r.n,> h,.u..t
Ions NVoicon a,po.,'> to ir ~, ts.,,,
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,.ni -, '.,l1rrr-. and r,,o;? t,,.,i :, H., ,,,-
'"..>t r. .r;r,, Donors an,! G..o:..,;.,,.s f.,
,tc lnr.,.cr. and in >onar ,a>c~ ,,o.,,,.c v.,,.,
ma pretty snerch". 60 J." .,;;tr.
-lit hH3Ciri TAI .u.T"r t-.!:li,'S :,:y.,fltt i
heir /: : ;',';o.> nu lan list ,,..'.v. with .
-,,r,ra ani hc..a..;. II. r.i.j,! ~. -. ~,
l',pv ~ sec hi; ,iio,r> fn~ tive h.,n,,i,,<, #
;'gtn.r god TIE working i<,,, 50 iq>r', NV
sr.c;at,t'. and with tie aiG ofa!, a...i ..;.:-
2,,~ II. would ..oi.>r,rrr u, IKE >.r.,.. .-,..-.
Tie Er.~i.io;,l t,,."- mn NERVE. .....,, :, ~.
.'rawin1 u? OF tt" n"w constitution viii
"''''' '' Is 10 gram! france. 1t Is sat i"
"i''9 no :'>' '"'", ''!hl hours a "'y !"
Ms s''! ,.iI,F' WIN NJ l',''.'er' NJ. i'''o-
me-. H''' i. lf".r"HEt
orr, '''>'HP"', o." OF The a!i>-,ie-ramf
81 me EMPEROR {" ''n'''a' mas 'rr''c' at Tar
-. IS sud- Il, comp 'meh' Inc tf"S'drnt on
rs 'e'e.' 'Al"'l'' ""n 10 Lr'Srnf nm. IN "a"
'''i'e 81 'I> 'i'.>,rF' WIN inc ''r'H' or ION
:" ,''' ''','' - ~ ',,''''t' ""''h Is ''e h'>t
''' ~, ~ we n''>N'", i'I''!Ire:
ne '!''S' news from i"rl' announces ti'
,Iha. ' VI '''' "''''' o'''' . III '''c passes
Genera! Cavaion,c had been released f,,,,,
prison nncopditiop,Ilv and w,s ,l,,,, 70 1.,r,
Franc. with his t,r,;I, tar Jrou,nd ,rha
other Generals are 70 h. Ther,..I on ,rr....
ina 10 bc.on,c Voluntary cyilrs Tho latest
,..,cur,s bovovor from, D., .lo.C
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10
:s:g:, E;sF - -,
FOR hFi.;Iayy:s tyIiNEE\t.-, rs.

'T-,..., F--ly rv-..,x- :.-,- -c,>.';, .7a', A.
Z ..,..c '.....:> ! ,c:'~rr W-rc- -, :, s,n4'l
,u"'r t.. l''r ~ -'n- rr'..rS "r .I.aiuti''i rr-
which l. inay 'e ,i">ir'h'. - rr~ry OF IN ,- .i,l'-
\ 'Ir ,.'r-r ..''';. .ru',I.. >''.>hin"-e IA -l-
'"an. ''-' i''r ~ l','r,,>c = vc-v ,,>r -.
'..p.u,'> '.+r's u: Sim" >hp;, AMI t. ii "a
49, -" - q. 20, t.;,.-.' ~ - =, -Cr.s
An-.'v - Il. --,.x -,.r---'- a.; =. IL .au-
~c!.r., :" C:.lHl..> = S"u:.!.,W.
-'::,r Lex t,f'r--'-lv
Lawrence, Dee l., Ill .lirlS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10
FOUR DAYS LATER.

'''-''N'
FOUR DAYS LATER.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York
with a,'vi~es four DAYS later from Europc-
She lcf. Liverpool Dec -.
ENGLAND.
4 letter from Mr. t. J. Walker. declining
the invitation to a banquet in Southampton.
cx,itci considerable interest in that town.
aud * ;,'lrarciri ahont the streets under the
heading "Ancln- American Alliance" NJ
Walker, after drnouncng the acts %! iOu;>
Napoleon. and referring to the possibility Of
ENGLAND having to defend herself against IT,,
drspotc governments, sr:S: "Shoull YOU de-
sire the co-opcr:,tiOn Of my country. it viii
be given hv the government and sustained
lv the people with zeal and nnaninitv.
know nothing since Ii" DAYS OF the Cru>aar>
that conld excite in America a feeling so
&c ~. universal and enthusiastic. which would
cal OF. 50 many Millions il rora<e7-v, of NV
coHntrvmcn, az an invitation from Won 10
your children in America. TO fglt together
the last great triump hant battle for the liber-
! llc> vi HLiii
! An awful colhcrv explosion haa taseh
place at Kan Marsh. near Roscrea, in which
50 lives we're lost
/ The London Timrc also states thar the re-
'a''nns OF Louis E1r"'ron with the d">potl"
powers ar" unsatisfactory. lnaSmn"h as Aus
trla ana fnSSia. "'th"n@h Pleased by thr
French dictator and willing to surunrt him
: can Only lo"% upon ms power as 81 mercy a
provisional character and Ions NaH"'on as
>i"p-@ap fi!l l'@f'nfrv Is RS "rr'
! D. accounts OF the r"n"i e" 'fi"n so tfT
Is they have been r'r"l'rd, show Il was an
trIl'a'"d. very Iar:" r'''"ri'v IN favor o. tn'
Presidents "%t"n>l"n q Gil " Tor Ten years
l he naj"'i'v II The ''"'a"'l""n'< l.. however
very rtl.'i ia"crr than N !'r"'<. 1t ls row
th"Hgh' INT l." ultimate minority viii be Il
inut twC-thlltT.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10
E.nOixI. ETTAI:IsE0RMsA

yorI VIII, to n,s;,s Ii.r t,,..,,
.,n ~, a., I !,,' >''''
ys. Cn!I.n C,,. If, San Fr,,.:.cc Do.
-, ehn Xxx" l,.~ ,.,,i...,, :. .;.,,,.,, =,
GA anal l.r,,'. .,,,nrn, IN the h.,,l. ,r,.,..
,rn.,.rs
TL.,..al,. .2o C,',l.n Cafo f.o, x.,,
Francis, O, ti.. 9Th 81 ll.cei,.rr. vas the
heaviest ,y,., h,.ro,rl,,.I ti.o,r Eali.nrr;a
The >na,-. g., 1i.. a!, aud Feather I.i,.o~s
!,,vr been 9:.u.o..,j ;. n tx,."nsc {" .oro
Tx. n,,.,,. ar.. ,n,;rr ;i.>ions'y % Car.
,,ro.. to M, g. ~u;.ai, AUTHORIZATIONS .er rn..,
rivers V,.r:,,,.. ,,,.i..'.f, are b.;,o a,,:,,-
tod n Gii;.ro,,, ,,r,s -, the. sat-. Snc,y
l1j {,jjcn +, c,a,;d,r,bl, G,,ti o.. In. noun
,2;r:.
. Murder. in IT,. interior continue. :h,f,uh
somewhat checked by The efforts OF the ij.r-
lance Committee
Sev.r.lindirtncnts nave been found ara;r,r
Cart Waterman o.,;,. shin CHALLENGE. three
of which were for mnr,ir.
! con.,nv h,. s.,..,r,l The eyclu.;,e ~;,r',t
o;n,yi.7ti,n to ~. Sandwich islands ,,nG,.,
the name tie North Parifc Stna,n Na,;.a-
ZION 20. Thei. FIRST STEAMER was to sail IN
thc c,h
Hon U;',,a J1,u California Land Co,,-
r,;s.ion,r L..I =. en- Erauc;...,
Thn S,a,,,.' y ,,,,l,I;.a,, ro,. ,bo, so.;
arnrrbans;o,s i,.,;nn;r., n h.. t,.It ,,r,Lo
cnnt;uuanr. ,t. t,..nGIv r. ,t;onS w;.b RI.
S;or,, Indian. Tr.,,,i =, many ,,r.s os tho
uo,,,,;rs : ,one;,,.roJ - n br.,,. and -.
20, l,,,,,..,,.,. T,o .,,,,..,. :, ,b, ,,.;,h\o--
heal ,..r o,,..r,,,nns 70 vcry limit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10

...-;,o .oycr.igns could
..-.. rA.' -,.j wiz; , stroke of the
.,,." .... ,o he ,ulp!ovcG al
IT, |.''''' ',,.,r,. hnt 70 nrori,iate the
-'o. T. ,,Iabor ON Sundays. Tl,r
-,r' = ~ ;naI,l. r..,or. - worship n
.. " ~, ,.,.r. Nir,h..u. and jean
.-.'-.' '.,,y,,....I INTO church.
=. -. .i.,4,t. a,ks til. p"o,.'c
5. .'-' .. L.. u,ur,@.iun j.
~, ,-,y,.' G,I or the !Inda-
.;.,r TIE. Fourier
.rr..,,,., ,.rLl... The >lnae
-.'. ..t wlo i declared ~ hr
~., At Rome. j. created
7. am, ward 1',n ,!li'cr-
,.. M. '' .,,,,..' o,..n d,.po,i<m and Ill
:.,.I..~,,.r i. complete. We
... ''' .,,I.i,,. ratr;rt;.,n Of II.
"', .r.;t h.. i bound w. with
''.'. I.I.a.,;n;,, r,rtr. To hi,
'.' W. ~ L,- rro,r.ird aoa.n>t the
49, f. h"' =; ,,,nr IN terms which will
.""l o IT,. ,nL;. ;llu,trioY< name. He
.r'. '''', ,;n., ,hr overthrow of the
Wo'''',' q" ,.'', d;.,oIvcd by the exec.
,.,,' - ".''''. .h.. ,;o',,;or 81. the n.r
..- - ,,, ,,c,b,r &c r.nrc sem
g.. "r''''n II w. r',.,;nn Of the arbitrary ca
.....'. ."1 ''' .I,,l :, tho ,J,.. cf law
10, one ''"'' ' - ,a,.;n, saw. that he ba.
-., n"'.r-N'','r'" l'.,o,.;;,n of ,dyen,urrrs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10

'ir Na"Gnm-lm n:,,cr IN; Sectors an.
ali Diners nay 'ia}y IN ":l"rru liz ot t.a,inc
her :"s;.'.rt> 20 our itirstrnus cucsf. move
Tia; t." ".,iiafr Row ad;2tn.
Agreed 20 aHi The >,.na.c a,iic,irnrr;. 4
crowd then advanced AZ: we're introduced IL
ho>~'''A ~ y >>~> >cwad ann Sl.;i.!..
is"rST.-Nr Cartier moved . srs.,.,,,:.,,,
Of he rli,r> Tor !:.r p"i<.. ri irtr,.r, ~, 80.
resolution authorizing the Speaker To- a,,po:rt
committee. q five 10 ,,.,i - Louis !.o,-n,',
and Inf"'riHc" him to t'rc i!on>v. IL. SAD.
i i'.'' .toH-e i'"ri:! this r.arN of re<,,.., =
10" this Distinguished! man. llc>. ,rr<t IA j;
,';''""a ',;> anl ir:'!,y.1s ko,,u; - - ;,.a;:
irnr" t.. city.
Sir S"ort c:1sc';t 70 he r"a. an an.enluent
";i'ci II" inrn'.r'l IL oiIcr,ifat fh,. Ch.irn,t..
o. >''If to'Emi'f"a infro,,@~" hin. IN these
words: "" introduce Louis Ko~,uti, 10 t..
';"'>" OF Representatives" O., winch H.,
m"n:bc''s ar" recommended 10 Use and ,.c
Speaker Nj! .rii'c him to- seat;
question was taken on the rules beng sus-
pentri-I"aS IL. NAYS 81.
! Mr. Cartier then introduced! lis resolution
and nn'icr IT," operation ot'thc previous quas-
fl"1. = - sell hv Yea. - ia lt,s 81.
-Hr Brown. o; Mississippi, a<kcd le."c tc
1itfo'ii'c :. resolution. that tn. House 1c.
c'in"S AZ present to express an nnininn on Inc
Stihcrt OF future Intervention or non-inter
vcniion Of the United States in the affairs Of
other nations, believing, as it now declares
that no such ease hlS ever arisen which ".
qnlr"S such expression
The ii"usc refused TO suspend the rules.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10

- It viii be s.vn i.y reference 10 oar for
ei9n intelligence, that TIE Queen of Spain
has pardoncd all the prisoners taken in the
lannon's Lopez demonstrations against Cuba
Our Government has certainly conducted the
negotiations, concerning this d~lirat. rti,;r,
with great d"sTce cf prudrn~c, with tic
most entire >n'"css. ard in such 4 manner s
10 conciiisre the Spanish Corcranarn,.
"a Two actions Tor breach d. prom - oif
marriage We" tried in the Comfy Cour. ri
Ho"'>'"t las; week. II orr. of them IL.
plaintiff ree""erta 2g'j, AMI il IA" c.?.,r o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-10

e5 Counterfeit Elves on he Bank Of Or.
leans irashnrrh, Vt. are in circulation; 60.
urc head Of Washington On the right hand
and Franklin on tho left, The engraving i,
very coarse
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The steamer Atlantic arrived at New ! orh
with a,'vi~cs four DAYS later from Europe
She lcf. Liverpool Dec. -.
ENGLAND
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD


Fruits, Fresh Meats, and other perishable articles
On and after Monday, 7ih June, freight car ar
ranged for the purpose, will be with the mail
train three times week for the more speedy trans.
portation of Milk, Butter Fruits, Fresh meats and
other rerishable articlea, and of Packages OF Mer.
ehandise now frequently sent in the baggage cars.
ASpecial Agent will always accompany this car
to attend to the receipt aud delivery of all articles
in Richmond and at the several depots an ad
vance ON the regular charges by the freight train
will be made TO cover the extra expenses
The first trip will be from Richmond on Monday,
7th June, and from Woodville on Tuesday 9Th ;
afterwards on alternate days except sundays
All articles must be put up securely, with their
weight marked thereon, and 0e in place before the
arrival OF the tram al depots in the country. as
there can be no delay on this account
N. b. Freight by this car will not be taken for
any Turnouts-and paid for in advance
All articles not properly considered as baggage
Will be charged for and they will be expected 20
be sentby the express freight car.
Je +. H. GILL, Supt.
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The ship "Exrravagance."
BY CHARLES SWAIN

warm
She s built for the sunlight and not for the storm
Her anchor Is gold, and her mainmast is pride
Every sheet In the wind doth she dashingly ride
but Conxeas is vessel not built for display,
Though she's ready and steady-come storm when
itmay.
So give us Content as life's channel we steer,
III our Pilot be Caution, we've little to fear
Obi Extravagance saileth mid glitter aud show,
A, II fortunes ricn tide never ebbed in its tow;
But see her a, night when her gold light is SPENT
Wnep her anchor is iost and her siiken sails rent
When the wave Of destruction her shstter'd side
drinks
And the biows-ha! hai-lsugh and shout as she
sinks,
No! give us Content, as ifes channel wa steer,
While our Pilot Is Caution, there's little to fear
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IN T1m1A. UNION AsSOCIA.
doo- to osh1pOmcs ~ h Exchange building. next
INFLATED CASH Hfs, 3Sn "A uh1ssmona. 3 va-ACcu-
s,,t,eo M, 3. DEAN, Presiden, l Al
A. Wilbur Acsn.n, sa.on, &C. Wood, a. B. JudIips u,
five and one baS M ns. declared dividend of tbirtv
lst 1854 No liability 70 LOT the yesr ending April
Tnis Is an Association Of WorL,.
others for the mutual assistance - .ns a Men and
case of sickness or accident. - eaen other in
By the payment of the following .n,,,., Il
you will become life member, and win h oepo.fs
to weekly benefit (drst week exeepseip .1so dnsas
life, if you should be disabled by sicknes.a nr
cident from attending to your ordinary bushes. :,
occupanol. remaies VII, draw Ia case of sieknes,
common to both sexes. s -
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER 5,
YEARS OF AGE. M
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sTEALING.-Nelson. slave 10 samuel Puiiiarh, on
Tuesday stole lock of the cellar door of Mr.. Mas
chiener's house, 10Th street ans was on yester-
day punished for his roguerg with fifteen lashes.
George, slave to Thomas Bates, stole . box OF
candles from the marketwagsn of William Bur.
net on yesterday morning, and was ordered BIZ
the Mayor SO lashes, welliaid op. -