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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06
TOWN OFFICERS.

ST .InHN>KuEY. Scirctmcn-JOhn IIig-
gins John Rtcor David Good.ll
Listers Moses kit,rcdgr, Charles Slarks
Charles Blimn.
Ovcr>ccr OF the r"or-,Toln Morse
Town Agent Moses kiitr,ly".
Constable and Collector benjamin Nut
icr: Second Constable John Morse
Town Grand Jury Emerson Hall. David
Goo'lall, William T. Stoughton
Town Clerk Jerry Dirkcrn,am
Superintendent of School>-W William T.
Bond. William u. Malrom. John H. Curmcv.
LYNp"N. >clcctmcn-G Geo. he. Oliver
Curricr. James McGatlrv
Listers john T. q. Cunningham, Samucl
Eigclow, William MrGatiyv.
Constable Charles ingalls,.
WATERFORD. Sclcctmcn-J 4. Gould
N'r2m Ross and John Fclch,
i.i>,crs-Dcnnis My, William Adams
Daniel Brown
Constable mariah Farnam.
Ovcrsccr of the Poor-Ira Brown.
Town Agent Barron Mouton.
kIEBY. Sccctmcn-A. W. Burroughs
Chester W. Carpenter, IL. ID. Young
Li>tcrS-Suli,an Rannrv, +. w. Spau!d
ing, Merritt Ncwhal
'To,vr (1orl- Mimi. vi II
Town Agent-A. W. burroughs.
Ovcrscer of the Poor-IIoracc Bnrrounhs
Constable and Coilcctor-E.W. Spauldinr
SUTTON. -Tha,ldcus Curtis
John {. Tiblcts, l.. d. Hall.
Lstcrs-,John True. John c. Tibbct,. M
thanicl Moves,
Town Clcrk-R. d. Richardson.
Town Agent and Oversccr of the Poor
Daniel Cross
Constable and Collector Thomas j. Bart
lett
Superintendent of Schools Jonathan NJ
pillsbury.
BrEhE. DcniSon Fylcr, Willard Bundv
Benz. Atwood.
Lsters-H. Z. Woodruff, Dcraus,lcl Cush
ing. Dcnison Fyicr.
Town Clcrk-A burlington.
Constable and Collcc,or-Philip Smith.
Town Agent and Ovcrsccr Of the Poor
Daniel Bcrhwith
The Mass CoNvENrI"H.-Ahou 30 her
sons took the cars here THURSDAY n,ornipr
to attend the mass Congressional Convention
at the junction, They were, so far as W,
new Them of the odd line" stripe Of locoloco
ISM The general idea Is that the olcc,
OF the Convention istc mix a"d n.;.,!c wi;!
the tree sol section, AMI o...!ya,cr 10 .a:r,
The district The Wiz, y, t4l.e Il. VII
le.!, t. hat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06
TIN, TARIFF.

Mr. Wclch. Il wing member of Congress,
from Ohio, on Monday offered resolution in
favor of aItcrii., the tariff Of 1916. 81 as to
sulstliu;, spcc;tic for al yayorcm duties wber-
avian ,u..;.a,1. .;,r ,,,a... .,,,u, .,u
wan P'Oi'e' - SD" ''' ="
", - - >''''' '''''' o''''0 '''''"e y.
-'' 4'"''''' I'o'', WI "'.I' "SA.'' '''e s''s-
pension OF the rules OF the House that his res
olution nli"!l. he received. which was refused.
,c. .n Jr..,. ,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06

ia '''''"' The IL. Clr.,,,,,,,,
ger my"''"'.N 'h', conversion nr. a,..,.
'nd,S'l"al- IA l'ir'>firla, ama,. Il ,''a.
, L':..' '''S ['''TS. Of Mr. Hf.al,.>; %. r....
thirty and forty in Wr>r Bradford. AMI y. ''.
revival in The north cas-, ,.,r,.,.,, ''' 's.
saine paper Remarks tina, !, Ia j.
from several o,hcr ,,,acy> 81, ~,
l,>> extensive. Del Pc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06
SLAVERY IN CALIFORNIA.


SLt' ERi IN CALIFORNIA.
we nave seen reiraic'! notices OF cn.l@ra-
ton to California from the South. wi'H 81 tr.:
There can Il, no Ioul,t W.. th;,r ot, H.. .x-
;.t,.o ~, ,I.. H..
" i''''' IVA '''' |''''''' vi Il
>Fv-!I"Id!hS H'ntr on ihr il'Ih'. ne c!l-
tor of the san Francisco PIrit;, clan. l,)
.,;,o.. IT,. .u,u.;,,., ,,,,,,.. :. L. :.
'''''-
For many months we have known t..;,t
there were Inrn earnestly at work to make
Slave STATE of California. or portion Of It.
we haNr Watched their proceedings. We
h!Nt '.'''\"rtd I" keep ourselves Ini"rnir'!
81 'HG'r movements ana plans, i""v have
~ ca ''''''' , ,r:,''I.,> r'1'l,%l many
;'. ~. .,." S.,. !';'i,, '''''''i, ~
,,y,:,.rT tr.n,. -, w.. r,.,' 'I''' !;
vision vhr VI ". ,-,;.;nn ,.,,',,,,., l."
been ,h,.ir, from IL ;r,.o,,,;.n ,T,... ,.,,..
.nrr,l if u,,n ,L,.,rmJ.. TL.r ,.'... ,,.'
,,.I II +, ,,,,,..,.,, !r,;',.,
...,.';,.. ,t,,,s uf':h n... .;.,.
,,,L.. n.w 81. r:.h ..,.., - -
....tI,.,..,' ,,..,ut,, ~. ,, ,''', ,I ,,,I.
.,,....,..,,,;. -, ,i.,,''i.; i.
v,...,.', t-,,.!,. ',',,,''' ~.
Nv ''N l>'>'''' '''''
"''' ''''>, '''i'> ''.N"!It" TOO many Steps
=, 700 ''''t ''"' i"'>.'''I','>' lH'l were
'N''' :" -, o'''.' '"' ','' !. ,!i''>'','' W.
"','''' :" !''' '''',"' ''' :" ''' l"''i'' 81 ''''
'''''' 81 1t ! '''' '''i' ''!' '"n>''' "a OH
v' "''I " ." '''i'' =, "''I 'i ~, 'i; =,
.;,ir.r t,r,, Of rnr.,.n, ropr1 h.. h,J E..;,h'r
wa. ,r,l,,Il,. >,.,l'o -. w;,h,n, ,.,,,.r,,,.r-
- ,n,erv ,,l.r,. ,.;,,,;nr and ro-o,,.,;uo
u ~ w.. ,rIi.,,I;,-, .n.',','.l - l.. I,.,,i,.j
h,. In. r.,.n, rn..,...,,.,;.. II.n., more
,.,,...I, 'L,,'.,l,..,, .,i, Hence,
.',r,l;.. .,rl ,,l...,o.. +, avail m ,,,,r,I H.
r,,,,.,.,.. and +, hr;,,., .,Lnut , ,i,i~i,n with
lies. i,,on,rri.n.r ,nI hence. hi, con-
,,.u,;un scheme which N, lat. Governor
rrrnnr,,nls
,....
.,u r,n,,.,,,;,n . w., - H.. r.;.r,,,..,
,,,,l =, H.. wanda t,r ,h, r.yi'rl,
;,.,.,s ,,.,,;,n,.J !, ,L N...,.,,.. 81. ,I, r..
4 i.o,rrmnr r. ,~n,,n.'.',I ;.;nu'a-
: ,.l,.. ~ l;,;J. !, ,h. c,II.m C...l S.:.
/ ,rJ H.. S,u I,..,,,;, 49,, y.
i roif;,a the southern Dart to retain The. nam.
" Of. California and the constitution rs !, i. ia,
III. tim. hjug. The north. 80 cut of m,,>-
,hiii for itself: when CONGRESS- a.,rr,.> TO RI,
" division. and consents to oroanizc il INTO =
: Territory. or TO admit it a :, S;atc-a Ere,
Il State. as. Of course, they expect i, to hc the,
{ the State Of California. as it >!au have he.
e come ril of the Northern POPULATION. now
} su,,po,cI to Lr in:,,ioal ,n the introduction
c of slavery. will call a Contention. unanimous
: ", a. it is tho,..!... strike out the urovi>n,
, against involuntary >,r>itu,lc. and establish
: the institution Of slavery within It's borders
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06

LIE SToEM.-The SPONTANEOUSLY of wind
! last Saturday night, was the hardest OF the
season, y few inches only Of SHOW fell. but
during the might the wind changed and blew
with almost terrific violence, piling what snow
had fallen, into heaps, and blocking up the
roads worse than they had been before this
winter We have heard of no damage in our
vicinity. from the storm, bu; the IIaverhi!
hcHU'iican mentions the unrooling Of several
!''lHs IL HaN"'Fiii and il. Vicinity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06
THE MeKMONS AGAIN.

II,. fI,r, q
,',.,...l ,.,,. tr.,...,',.: I.,,.. ,,1,...,
,.I" -, r
=,
,..' ,.'".,.'. =. ,.",,. .,'7.,,.
-, >,
V ''''' ''''
81 INV - ''''''' '''' '',,''
asked for tc,.yi,nrj, Il GOVERNMENT. and have
now = REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS- ,,,jrr il
7. ,,.,. H.. ,b,, r.,i,,,l - c,,.J, viii, ,,..
I,v,y. ~ C,,.,,..s :, r,l,.;o, f. Trrr:r,ri,.,
,.,,I ,..l. ,r;,,,, =, ,..E>;,,r
,,,,.t rtv,,,.,.
TIN, N,ru,nu. w.. ,r.. ;,,f,,r,n.I u, =, ~
,,lli.r,, gentleman wlo >,crt SOM. mor,r,,
At Silt L.k, al.ou, tv, ,,.,r, ,., ,n,,.rt,;,,
tn, notion that the, can successfully r..;,,
r.. nowrr Of he. Ipi,.I STATE. They l,.-
lic,c that. with their military strength. and
the natural lytturyS by which they are sur
ro"n!t'l, the! can maintain their isolated 20
>iti"n a-lnet an! force that can be brought
aEain~; them.
HIS notion Is taught them 10y their priests
AID prophets; ana WarilAe spirit l. "hi'cr-
sally cn2r"'rrcd amongst them. lie iadS
even among 'hcM' parade The streets VII"
wooden >"'f'''' ana declare mat '"cE are
learning var 50 as To ''5;'t The tinted States
\.y U,ursu,rr Th.. con,,.. Will J..
1,,.;J.J IN this St,,. n.xt Tuesday lis. 70
be- triangular fish,-cach of the three par
ties having candidates for Stat Otliccr> in
the field Senator Hale has returned and i,
speaking i'll some Of the larger towns. and
Mc>>r> llbbard and rca>lcc have written
,h,. conflict i;.r p.r,., .,a o.h,. ,ra,,,r.
of the lo.ol;,ro nar,v b,vc hc,,, r., ,bo str,r,,
l,r several week ms, ". have no+ ,o,;...,,
, ,iprl. Wb;r S-.,l.,. .,,,,,,,,..,l Al a..
,l;rr;.,;,r ,rno,r, o. ,ol..,,, H. a.
.,. 6: II
,nl :. .on,,,.,,, 49,, .-"I,.,.,'.-.,I..
.or s,,;;r;, ,h,. .o,,1, .,.l...,
!, - ~, ~, :.
..I .,l,... ~ ,,.. :, -
,.,.,.r ,r
-, :, wv '' ' : w.
49,: r'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06
HAHpER.S NEW MONTHLY MACA-
XISE

We have occasionally rereircd 4 number
Of this Magazine published by the celebrated
firm of book publishers, Harper \ Brothers.
New York Each number Of the Magazine
contains IA pages ortavo, and is got up IN
GOOD >tvle. Besides liberal contributions 10
Is ragcS of original articles. selections of the
best iron. lie En..li~h Magazines hc!p make
up lis contents. 1t is 50 decidedly superior
TO any other periodical OF the kind in this
country we should be glad to find it upon our
table every month. Price, $500 a year
The volume commenced in January Back
numbers supplied to subscribers = Jcwctt
of this place, keeps the work at his Book,
store.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06

~ In Massachusetts,, TIE "Guillotinc' Is
used with the utmost freedom 10y the coal
tionists. NJ viii. heads escape that they can
bring under the knife. Their reign Is short
though. ii the result of the spring elections
there afford any tolerablc index OF the cur
rent of public opinion.
FIANCE-Ihc French PAPER in New
York publishes letters brough, iy the Frank
lin, which state that measures are in progress
to induce The Assembly 10 proclaim an en-
pirc. and to make it hereditary in the family
of Napoleon The Franklin brought other
reports of a similar import
IApMoNIruIY-Thc records OF Addison
county were all destroyed bv the recent fire
at MdIlcbury. They were kept in wood
en- building without any safe. Towns and
counties need Il safer place for TIE deposit of
their records than on the shelves q. buildings
constructed of wood
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06
DEATH OF DOCTOR NELSON.


We hcarl. with rccrr: some DAYS since. Of
H.. a..,........fl,., ,y,,,,.,r N,,>
,..,
At '''-'' ',',''''. >''>'''. vas d
native ui ENc.atc. III this tuuElv. bat WIS
settled in practice. Of hi> profession At Bar
.,,.,.l ,...... ,,...;,. H., ..,,,,,.or o.,
ii''''''- III '''' Washington "'''''E '>''
.. February -. We find TIE following notice
ri hi, death:
D.,,b h.. L..n IN own, r,;ls, and L,. ,r1-
Jrn,, r,nny.J NM. 80. .nr ,,n,, r.,,,;I ana r-
,,,..,.i,.J .;.i-..,.
nr. Willi.mG G.. Nelson died If his residence,
in Cambridge. y. Y. on SATURDAY tn, IL! of
February. a.cd g wears. Ills disease was
congestion OF the brain. His sickness was
short. and tn" News OF his death fell with
startling suadrunr>> upon the large circle OF
- i"1rn, most ct whom heard ii his SICK
"'>>, Only "iih the announcement OF hl> de-
.'''>r- Ills remains were convened TO their
last resting place on l"c>'.av the l"'h. at
Iyn''y" =! Inc l''r7e>I a,.yl,1se the writer
la> ever "i'hrs>cu on a '"lirral occasion lie
leaves a W'i9w AMI h'c Young children to
mourn 'h'ir nefraI'mcnt at the loss OF one
"''' ', :, 'I'' i>'i''' '''c'h Win tenderness
ana "i' :.
PI. Ne'>"n was Dorm al hyrGaie- taIcio-
ma county, w. on the 10Th day OF March,
~ :. y, ;.
,,l.. '. y. MS 'i'''''d' r'""ca,'"n I"
,,', 49,: where ne "cr"i'ci ''e
r;I.p,.,. nfn,. N, 't,''',.'' "a. ,o''
-, AND A,,,,,n,. w., , ;. .''. =. "'
bestowed uror liz, ,h ,,nn; ,, 49, nan
,u,fr,,or IT ,n,,n,,, .,,,J - ,,",
# r,t>nrr,,r, ':,,', n .'''.'
.,..t, ~ -,'''' ''dNii2 .,aFt-
zeal Lecture, 1t II,ryarl Tn;xcr,;,,. Ia 49,,
spent some INN. ~ S,raaoma rI,sl.a H.
,;t,l IN En.tnn .nd L,,,,,',I'..
,,,;;.,., ...., ''''',,' - WIN "',-
I',' !" ,''', i!'iG''i'"' Vi 'i"' hnowI
cav. ,N'''' ''' WHICH ~ "i'cl"ar''> oe-
'",,ie eminent.
"! ','IiH- ''' hospital ne settled IN far-
''I ""'I'' '""'' from Wnich
'' '''''' H''c,i III remove" |" lam
'I!der h. enjoyed large practice, and Oh
=" "','J >l'''"' popularity Dom as a
~ !, >','''' "'', surgeon
.',.. 's' anu "''">.''ihiIl! hlaiihcrs,he
" m"'' ","' ~ lIir.;'sIi,c'o'"s himself aSsIi"
81 ,rrn ", ~",i'> .! n'S lr"IcS,!on'ht obtain
'' " ''I"c lra' tItt' and at the time OF his de-
phvsic;an. Ills wiun;ng mrn,l.n.Sl Ino,
feeling and absorbing sympathy for suffering
PATENTS endyarcd h'm to the many house
i NOW, "herc ne n, was called to exercise tn"
and snt,r7;nrs Of, n" no r' , %'at TO- Tue wants
him as ready to minister to Them in s;.knrss
as to his wcaltlicSt ard most influential pa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06

~ i.rul. W. venture. 10 predict Cod Be-.
!..r.- IN. i.1,l.".
i:' Vine - )" i.Ni LIN Xxx iONI.
-,
- -
- q '''''''"'
'"'" 'f"r& '''''f! jo' In"i"'d<.
ii''i~"N cot MY.
.ror.,q Ur.r-,. G;r.r Smith Of New
llnrn ,.,.r, to. oycrir,.:. he. rr,nlurt of one
a,.. q. .,nl.iil,, Wheat. uca-,ri1,a ST. hu>brI,
- vr;.Lr.;7l TL,. ...I VA, rcd !o,,o
,lr,y.) j.; t;,,. fl, ,,,r,.,.,,. md .,,,.I ,L,. /.
O.. }.ru -! lr,L,I. .,.,.J ,,,,,I ~, ~
,,,I- If ,.,,u,,. AID ,.,,l,;,,t,l !. !, TL,.
seed va. ,r,.,,rrI =, Writer Nbr,,-A-
.j.d :, ,.,,.,.;,,, -,.o
iu.,, >,..l -, ,ll;.,, ,.,...,.. e..
,..,.,..;..., , ,~,,.,r uI,,I- H., Ul.,. a..
I.7wlU.. cd onr are, mcr,aling - ln.>hv.>-
-, .y-G, ~ w,ioLt. Tl,,. soil w.x Hack
..I .;.i. .l ~,
,r,. l,ri ,,,.. ,,.,. ,...,;o,. r. w,. ,,I,r,,I
!, "a. t,u o,,,,, H.. ;rrh,.. .l..n Sawed
,,,,r I.., : VI,
i'' ;.1i~' on the 9Th Of May, without any
rrrpnr,,,ion- :hr seed Hack sea, Of the Rec!
s,,T variety. Am,l;ri u, r,anur,. ashes
,,,.,cr o.. I;n.. U,,vr..,.l ;Lou, ,b,. I,rb
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06

"AxuIHEI C"Lp SNAr,-old winter Is
a sturdy fellow. and maintains his supremacy
with an unyiclding grasp The prophets,
weeks ago, prnphr>ed that his back was
broken" and that he would shortly retire 10
his summer hauntS. lie dctics the prophets
and their schemes of intervention. and
seems determined 10 iin.er at his pleasure in
the lap OF spring." "Wednesday morning
March the Sd, the mercury WAS at >" : be-
low zero, and Thursday the .;h, at = : be-
low. at sunrise.
~ Mc><rS H. x |. >'ickncv's circular,
bearing date OF Boston, March l, states that
the supply of butter in market is limited, \
consequently prices have improved. Hogs are
scarce. and sell at to : cents
Il Herds Grass seed has been. until with
in few weeks. rather d dull article IN mar
krt 1T. now more in demand. and wa>
quoted in Boston on the 81 inst. III 49,, and
- per bu>Lcl. There Is little rcrnainin" ia
the hands oi' the producers in this Scction,-
The rise ia the price started out the dealers
ana ,hcy have searched the country rrctt!
thoroughly.
Thy FIRE Al N"E1mrIEIp,-Thr Chris
tan tMonrpclier) Messenger estimates tn
loss hy the irc at Mortified al from I!o,"oo
10 S2eo."o". Insured >2",""o, partly, ",
understand, in a Montpelier Company, Tat
which, We DO not know. Other estimates OF
the lo>> are at lower mark: hul it must ly
heavy. The emginc>->c'cn in nunibcr-
were none of them Very Old. and probably
cost some "a. 600, The passenger station, a
church in the vicinity. and the hotel. were
saved with difficulty. Gov. Paine lost barn
and one horse. The workmcn lost many of
their ton!-
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{ 1T Calr0uula1t.

Here shall. the rrc>, the Peoples rights maintain
Tnawcd by influence. and unhrihed by gain
Here Imrriot Truth !cr glorious precsp'> draw,
rlcirc,i 70 Ecligiull. Liberty, and Law
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06
HE G. Al E ID q n A n

.Trr CoNrrv,rI.r.'-This is still fruit
full suhiec: Of debate and wrangllng IN both
Houses of Congress. The subjects embraced
in the Compromise were TO be forever put
to rest Nv its passage; but even those foremost
in its support are disnclinrd 10! let them sleep,
They exhibit no disposition TO be quiet They
live in continual fear lest silence every where
at the north will no. lie observed upon sub
iccts more nearly or remotely connected with
slavery. Since the opening Of the present
Congress the "Compromi>e" has occupied the
Senate nearly half the time. and remains UNI
disposed Of Last week it WAS again brought
up in the House, and Mr. Stevens Crha'ideus)
Of PENNSYLVANIA, improved the opportunity
50 appropriately offered. TO show up the RI
dculousness of their conduct.
DEATH .AMnyG CH!LuIEN.-Thc cankcr
rash. WE are sorry 10 learn, has been prevail
in. in Walden for d few weeks past. IN IL
most fatal type. Is rara@eS are confined TO
the youth. Earh day for one week there
was Il llr;.th,and At one time there wcle4 bod
les mhuricI This Is Great mortality IN :.
Iorul,;on no lar.cr than tina: Of Maiden.
Loss BY F,EE-Thc losses tallin" unon
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
nv had been very li.ht for the season prior to
the fire At Burlington. Since that time the
Company has suffered several thousand dol
lars, but probably for the year, thus far, NJ
more than the usual average. Our State Ia:
been exempted from devastating fires 70 al
unusual extent until within few weeks
Durin" the last tour or FIVE week there h2v,
been largr fires at burlington, Niddlchury
Rrattlcboro' and Mortified. also several less
or ones wi;lim The STATE.
*, The fourteenth lecture before the In
stitutc III this placr.was delivered by the Rev
VIM y. Bond, on TUESDAY evening. The sub
irct OF the Lecture was" Scottish Literature.
.Iud-v Poland. in behalf OF thc Managers an
nounccl ihi, to be the last oil the course. TIL
lectures during III" season have general
been o. Il hi.il character ant! well patromzed
There was. unfortunately, somewhat; of a sim
liagty III the topi'> OF several of the first lc'
lures Of the course, which was the result OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06

FIRE AT ALsTEAr, y. H-On Thprsd,v
morning last week, fire broke ont in T.
:" =, L''ermorrs WOODEN factory, at Paper NEIL
village, Alstead, y. H., destroying that and
a sa"-mnIl adjoining. The factory had no,
"'e' running 'o' so;nc Months. and was in
'"Ie' tor s5Io"- Ike buildings were cid
ana :'it '%-Ui.A'cc rotab!, over. the l..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-03-06

Srprrx Dr,rn-on Wednesday even,
;.,,.,,,,,,,,I adv ,I,n,.j,,,.r Of Francis do.
,.-.,. ,.frl.T, town retired ID bed in usu,
i,,',t, .iur,ur me n...,. sl,c awokc 4 Young
..;,.,., .,.,,'r..;,,, LIr r., ,.,II how ,nni,.r
Wn,.n her m,;I.rr rrarb,d her L.I.;J,. 81,
.aI. We have not learned auy parti,.
,,a., further ;hln these E.uai.G,,, lam.
Ii"tGHi>'' ~ ltAH'-he nave h''t.s
la! the ! ira>urr ut minHi''y examining Tie
r'oi'. g very INGENIOUS '''e'I'a''l'"' lht We,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-18

epeeaaestisas Conserving the Cleaning Of all the
etrestss ard the Repairing or all the Unpnved
Streets Of the City Of New Orleans.
work shall DO adjudAd into separate distinct contracts as
maids Felicity nSlSis s y ss osnl
a: "a sa Streets and fem hs River The gsin.
pfs New
Hi'sls sss. ;s.
e liver e The ecnsnnaiOn Of the middle Felicity Lake
THIRD c0NTRAcTTh Third Ward Of the city of New oans
81 aiss' i sa s he ss b Mex s &
aSsa ss'ta s sn f R Rs
q s..!s f FIJI w.a extending . n. middle
s. s is ,. s middle fist Philip and the
!, s n 5siS . 4; ss the middle
y; s n. y ssndlns from Ae
rsa, the River 10 Bayou ST. John GENTLY Road including mid
n. EIGHTH CONTRACT Eighth extending from the mid
sSy iiss sa sax
Parish oissns .sf from a s River aSsnr
ssaa o ~ is 7 Tenth sn,
@ sssfs s ss sSs 1iss h:;
on each and every day during the con-
sas ii 81 As fss al X. s s s
sl B sps ss,' sss INNS
sss, s .sa e a% ny 70 r .
mon s e.. my b found growing
may oss,et any the free circulation or passage
st bdg through sad CUTTERS saeewas crossings and under
The b each and every day during the ex
nom saa out q ali streets Alleys lanes roads publ Mays pSs
a NJ '4 sSss n Maaars sns
sSs ssias aas ne ss
q away each and every Sa ali sa
ss .sa sisnS i md hishsl
contained and bosss barrels basi tut, other We ss
any n s.,s S ss e. 'ss ss
hs re ss'sss down dc water eSse
day during Tie ~ Y and say away on each an
sbs d,ir w.ahn The limits Of their respective contracts nclun
'A sr.s. dspaiss shall direct
q sss s.a s. ssus tts aud and roc, all dir
~ ~ = :hs b. yss Cd the .ame IN
a sa aSs Snss Ps ,ss sy aa
ssn Ssng expressly permit or cause "a
Surveyor Street .ps an ann soss
M ~ % :, other su's Penalty ass 40
81. e0nt,,s.or. shall BE- bound clean wah gu. daily ali
remove ard carry or caase to be carried away ali os ram
TAs eoSstors shall b. bound, streets rorh which
wsies q ss b nytysd BY Tie Cemm-al Co,
bitches Of the sitset. and shall also keep sa bitches
ssss u s Street and Deputies in bur Ing . s
sspease The indsnt dead within the limits of their
~ os .l s. iiy l. bound to ill up with hard rubbish ri
san gravel q shs when the .au shs b necessary gu holes
i.a I'd pubis yiihi The limits respective
he @ ssa nd h
sssd alsy ians and public yay.in regular
or md tns ursee sven oe so as TO throw the water IN the
Ts sssirsse :h y ioand to ill up all street. tha, may
ssisr j. hs surveyor They shall also boz
- ss g. rs s. 1d s S. nv. IA srs sS
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THIRE AND WEATHERPRooF PAINT

seo barrels and half barrels ry) Of the celebrated BRIDGE
store and for sale by g. G. BoGERT CO., Camp
for the States Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Texas
general Agents. " cets
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NlREASuRER,S 0FFICE.

YNREASURER'S OFFICE, NewOrleans, No
ls5an with the provisions Of the thirty
Consolidation that the
lowing unpaid Dsricis
N Lee. Judge
whose appended hereby cited
the demand contained ad Tax under said section OF
said act II fifteen from the date hereof.
W. H. GARLAND, Treasurer City Of NewOrleans
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T OST. Lost from the cargo OF the ship
Louisiana from NewYork TWO BOXES HARDWARE, marked
Il. /. Co, Memphis; Two BONES MERcHANpiSE mark ed
WM Grossly ami ONE BOX MEDICINES, marked Bill. B. d..
circle with b. underneath Any Information that will lead
their will be suitably application
J. ii. ASfbkiDeis q w., % OF. Shafies sueet
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MEDICAL NOTICE--DR. LOCKWOOD, who

MI EDlCAL NOTlCE--DR. LOCKWOOD, who
obtained great reputation Louisville Ky many
.hs towns Of the South, in BILIOUS, YELLOW TYPHub
Tic Do1euren. BESnsh Peurt HsP.,i Lysy Complaint
dissscous last winter in Medical College, together
with Charity Hospital and the number
Morbid Anatomy WHICH enable him
the diseases peculiar the South and facilitate their
Secondary Gonorha strieturs Gset ETC.
Office No. 81 CIRCUS between Poydrasnd Psrddo streets
Oh. LockwooDs SPECIFIC, Syphilis
Sonorrhes DO obtained st the at Ave dollars bs!e
Gu the receipt dollars will be sent the
United The greatest ecresy
IF Office hours from I A. NJ to 81. ". os iyos
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coMPTRoLLERs OFFICE CRY OF NrwonlrAss,
November II, 1852.
7 - Noticeis hereby given that, pursuant to
e 1boys rsscuon will adjudate Office MONDAY the
u day Of Noyenbef At ~ o'clock the above
ncyll o. pEBUYS Comptroller.
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.


LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
q =. AMGH OF Lacy PiIILLIPss CELEBRATED HAIR
fsh nnte HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNK reduced prceS.
II REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. feY7 lydW