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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-23
ARR. 70; READY!

The Presidential election comes off Trrs-
pay N"vrNnrR , |, Is the duty of first
ronStabIcs and in case OF their NEGLECT the
town clerks. and. in case Of the r"-lcct Of
both. either Of the >clc'imcn Of the respective
towns in this state" Ia set mp notification
Al the usual place OF warning irrcmrn> meet
ing. II least sir doY> before the day Of rra-
lion. The polls are to opened al =, M, and
to hc KEEP, open until the >cttin. OF the san.
The names of all the five electors are To l."
on ore ticket. " sun down the polls ar" to
be closed and the votes counted: and. within
fw0 d,lYS thereafter. return l. to l." made To
tn" county clerk See Compiled Statutes.
1850. pages 81, o. -. Are the no,iiirari, II,
nj: Is each town supplied with r"k".> : -
Have measures been taken 10 ret every Wiz
to the polls: IfrIlrSc things have not Lrrn
attended Ia. NOW IS TIE VERY TIME
TO DO lT-InIy .Eomuu.
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A Wreck--Seventy Lives Lost.

Shin Mobile, Tarbox. from Liverpool for
New Orleans sailed on the 25th nit. and was
wrecked on the Blackwater Bank. near Wex-
ford. Ireland, on the nj ht of the 2Sth. At
the time she struck the wind was bowinga
perfect hurricane from ENE with a very
heavy sea running. the only sails she carried
at the time being the fore and malntopsaliS,
close recfed Shortly after she struck
Efforts were made to launch the boats. but III
consequence of the heavy sea running at the
time. they were fruitlc>s. The scene on hoard
the i'll fafcd ship.a few minutes after striking,
battles AL lc>cri ptlon everybody crying out
for help bat alas, no help was at hand, and
At every succeeding sea one or more OF their
number were washed of the wrcck-until. in
a very short time all had disappeared. with
the exception Of EIGHT scamcn and one pas
scnr,r,who had tortunatcl, dashed themselves
70 IA, channels 4 few hours after ii" YES
SCI hal struck the weather moderated con
siderahlv. and about | | o'clock on Thursday
morning two SrhS hove in >ight. and lnim"-
diat,il bore down 10 the wreck. On? .! the
srLs. which was bound to GLASGOW. took four
of the scamcn and the passenger on board.
and the other took the remaining four of and
landed them at Dandalk. When rescued
they were in very exhausted stat" from
cold an! exposure They were forwarded to
Liverpool hv the >tmr, and arrived last eve
ninn. destitute OF everything bnt what they
stood in. Capt Tarhox. together with all
hi, officers. persisted. There is no doubt the
ship went to pieces on Friday. great quaint
ties of wreck. crates. several water ca>kS.and
portions Of vessel. Were passed Oh Friday
nyht and Saturday. Fiity-ninc PASSENGERS.
the captain. otrcr> and ten s"amru. are re
,orfcl to have been drowrcd in this wreck.
|; is stated that the Mobile. lIayin" a far
wind. pursued her course at rapid rate, and
At midnight the captain went below. leaving
the second mate IL charge. with strict ininnc-
tions 10 steer WSW. and 10 sec that he (thr
captain was called at o'clock. or sooner. il
the weather assumed a more threatening AS
r..rt. The wind at the time the captain went
below wa hlowin. fresh breeze from E\E
with a heavy sea. which increased To a Nio-
lent gale he was. however. no, called until
o'rlork On coming on deck tie captain
incurred whether the ship had been stcrrcd
is he ordered. and then found that thH mat,
had misunderstood the orders ~iIcn to him
and had ordered her 10 h" Kept on WNN
course, which had carried her directly on
lee shore from which il was found impo<sbl,
20 cNtrirat, her although every human fl ri
was made
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Town Com m ittees.

u.ia.,,;. the duty and privilege Of every
iocGcu. Scott to work for his ricr'lon'
Committees are under especial oDIl@a-
-. 80 see that all work necessary to Sc
- full whis vote is seasonably attended
H., town committees attended to this
80 Have they an organization IN each
.u;, which will bring every friend of Scott
~. ,ous? If they have not.let it be done
, .,bor, delay. Vermont must do her duty
,lc noble old patriot-she must and she
,.Y rivc him a triumphant majority Wing
,rd district committees, let US 90 INTO
,,,rL earnestly, zealouslv efficiently and
~, majority will,,be secured. Indeed let
49,, WIZ enter into the work with heart
., hand and DO his utmost for one OF the
,.,!e,r of patriots and the greatest hero OF
o. The Rrattlcboro Eagle we'll re-
ark, upon this subject;
..rn, much vigorous work must be done III
.,cr 70 eve our gallant candidate snch I"
,.,n i. he and lis friends have right to '>-
r. order TO bring out full " hIg vote
....,. ru,t bc Organized in every town
,.,.ry school district. Drg""cot1o" Is
va want. and ii thorough. will do more
IN, , fill satisfactory Wig vote than
".
h ,..,rr measures combined. The initiative
-, ~. matter dcyolvc> upon the town 'om-
....;, ,;,c several Towns. They should
IN meetings. at which rallying and vigilance
committees for every portion and corner OF
,l,rc should be appointed. The direct
,.n5,.nry and desired result OF such efforts
.;u insure the attendance of every Wing at
,...u. and III, vote for the right candidate
r,,I,. matter +, Thoroughly attended to, we
-. well i've Gen. Scott FIVE thousand
maturity. and twelve thousand plurality as
-, VII our friends in the several town
..,cpd TO thie matter in season : The sign
,rs anspicious Of a favorable result Let u
.b,r.. bonn,itulIr in the victory"
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A)ratbG.


In laFer!.M. oc;. II. Mrs l.v.i.a Woodbury.. acc'i
81
In Nav"r',iN. CO.. H. Hen. only chi %: Oliver
H.. and ElIon W. Stark, agc,l four months and ;wo
.,,,..
''''!'>'''''
"'.'' 81 '''' Eve 81" "'"> ii"h'P>"h.'F'h"riN 81
fla,';HH. Mas. "@"i 50 "Hrs. IL months. and L.
'o,s
80 '-''.-. ~ 49, - - 49, us -'i''''
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DAVID kfNISTON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

10y n.s.-.r; -.
" l'r"i'";s Cnr"' iiol;'r ~ Ir,""I'.lrc n AZ.
for sad :is;r,c.. ON IN, liIn i:y ri u,;"her. 4
II. 81.
w llfR1i>. CLANCY HILL. E>crr.-n- rf.i:e
w la>' WI ami Testament af payiI Xii ,.o,,.
late ~ Concord. N In" County - l>>,N i..,-.:i>.,:
Ia male ai''lr:;i"n :" ih> CnIr: tn rx-,.i rI,.
time Tor iravm- liz" i,lf- u, from >ai ,l.,rr.,>ai.
IN" further period e" nv" nsli> from r'lr l. h iav
of >"i''cinhrr y u. l>2-lr j. th--..i ~. c-,i
that ali prr>'';I- intrrt.. l n"-i;i, 81 all a,p!-
ca;lon: AMI that the viii Ice heard and rrii-
81 at Probate C"urt :" l'e holden AZ thr Probate
Office ia l.uncnhur, aforesaid 90 the 18th iav Of
November. 4. ID. ISL ~ "r"rk in tl.,. afternoon,
hv publishing ar"p' NJ The rcnri 81 TIL. ORDER
three WEEKS >Grcr>>iy-iy In III" C.rtnniar =
newspaper printed al ~ .'",-iury. in rhi, State
previous Ia the time of hearing
4 true copy Of record I..5u:s
Attest IuNiH BROOKS. E., ser.
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Cen. SCOTS Movements.

On Saturday the General passed through
Utica. where he was addressed nv the Hon.
John ~ Spencer. and responded briefly and
arrived at Allan: the same afternoon Here
he was introduced to the crowd hv the Hon
John {. Spencer, to whose remarks he very
appropriately responded. Amid most cnthn-
>laStlc cheering. the General retired INTO the
capitol, and the executive Chamber. and was
most Hospitality received by his Excclcnrv
trov. Hunt. In few minutes. the General
accompanied by the Governor rcappcarcl in
III" Hall. shook hands with the Wortht,uards
and the people generally. lie then took
l"av" OF the people in the capitol. and with
the Governor. Mr. Spencer, COL Temple and
others OF the committee, preceded to the
quarters prepared for linn at Congress Hall.
lie passed the Sabbath At ALBANY. and on
Monday afternoon reached New York
ten. SOFT arrived at tie dcpo: Of the
Hudson River Railroad. corner Chamhnr.
street, at t p W.. Monday. Lonq before
that hour. numbers had been catherine. and
by the time the train arrived. the crowd as
>"mbIcd was 30 dense that it was with diff
Guilty the cars rOnid pro"ccd to the terminus
OF tn" road Loud, IonG and simultaneous
were the bursts Of enthusiasm that erected
the old Hero on hi appearance. Ii rcqnircJ
the exercise OF strong Sincw and cxrrtinn On
the part OF the Viii" body guard who suc.
rounded lim to preserve the gallant Gcncr-
al from the too close embraces of his w,r,,
admirers here wcrc loud cries fora snccrb
a. he reached the door steps of the d.potand
the carriage was closely followed Tx tho
masses, cheering loudly. to the Aston House.
when Gen. Scott and the gentlemen accom-
panvln@ HIM were conducted to a rercntion
room prepared for them.
The General appears in excellent health
after his Western tour. He repeatedly bow
ed his acknowledgements to the citizens for
their enthusiastic greetings.
Al l.. NJ. Gunner was served M; and in
the evening. the General proceeded to tho
re>lhcnre OF cH-Govcrnor Fish, corner Soy
enth street and Second avenue.
Many persons surrounded the Aston Uorso
throughout the afternoon. in the expectation
that General Scott would address them; bnt
he stated IN the afternoon that it was nbvs;-
cally impossible for MIN to speak. He was
he SAID. completely worn out RETURNING
thanks ma answering addresses from varions
declarations for some time past.
AZ imr'y-flrSt street there was a Iaroe
gathering TO welcome the General. Here he
was joined hy ex-Gov. Fish and Hon. Cbas
hIng. Crowds Were gathered at all points
along the route, where there was nossibiI-
ny OF seeing or expressing their welcome to
the hero of many battles
Gen: Scott left New York yesterday morn
ing at o'clock. He received an enthusiast
TIC reception at Jersey City. having been
welcomed in speech by A. @. Zabriskie 70
which Gen. Scott responded. He was met by
a committee Of the citizens Of Newark. and
was addressed. by Judge Hornbower. 70
which he responded. He afterwards proceed
ned IN the cars to ElizaLe.htown-.N. ]. po-
per o. tednesday
NEW YORK ILn Al,
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Oct. u.

A. nark": 1850 beef cattle, sn0 stores. 10 pair.
working oxen, 20 COWS and calves, 800 sheep and
lambs, hoo Swine.
PEICE> Beef Cattlc-Extra SCI Is: quality 6; %
quality. 5 Il 81. Sd do. 4a4I.
Storey carliugS-S4a4l.
Two wears oli-SI, 5. 1Oai3.
Three years old-S2oa26.
Working OXcn-S65. 20. 75a 50.
Cows and caveS->2o. -, 30 81. 10.
Sheep and l.amb--Sl:. |! al;
Swinc-5!a6!c Retail 6.as
CAMBRIDGE CATTIE MARKET-Oct %
Atmarkct 267o cattlc-atnut DO" bceye>. ami $40
stores consisting Of working oxen. and calves
and and 9 Years obi
-Market-Extra beef ST.; Isl quality s:
81 quality 3a5:; 81 quality 4ai.; ordinary 3a@..
Hide, s. cwt. Tallow >:ss!!. Prli> 10.
Veal 'hlrcS-ia". Cali skins. ~. r,erlb
S;"re>-Worhin" ox"n-S15 ss, ?6alo7
Cows aud calvcS.->l7, %. > :, va Two wear,
Oh IS. sails. l.arling--Si, 5a7. Three Years Old
-Sl5, l., ~. 2iai2.
Sheep and amh>-Go$s Il, market. Priccs-i.x-
tra 3. 3;a6. BY lot, 81, /. L, l.. lisa:.
SWiuc-c tli,i
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Farms for Sale.

MY ANY Fern, in Bath. Ny Harn>liirr. i -"
VI irr"d for sale. 1t contains atcu' .2" acres
!an1 Tn" buildings r"I:>:>t IN "rr House. Two
Sheds. three lar-e Barns. ana Hog House: an1 is
"onNe liont I" III" Wells River Depot " McIni"as.
or Lisbon and Bath D..l",, and ! - g.. fr,7n Il
there j in Grafton County
ALSO
NJ Ash and Corey Farm. IN l.,rrrn. W hin j!
miles "f Lisbon Depot. The Ash farm contains
Yer 100 acre, and fine Corey farm 81 acres h".L
under good Improvement, and first rate and .",r;.
House and iiari! on each
y liberal crcdi, will l." .,iven for por Jon of IN"
purchaS" money if desired. Inquire Of Daniel Pat
irrs"n Ea'h, 81 the subscriber. ~ y. l"llm>urv
Vermont. ISAAC WOODS
tctnher, II ls,2. .,.i
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MITCHELL SII.SnY'S ESTATE.
>IATF OF VERMONT


I';>'ric' - E>>,v =
~ PROBATE '1urt h"Lla. =: IN" Probate. ntf,c il,
lr,n"-.' rrh. :: H;i district. on the lr-h "a, a.
Oc.o' =. \. II. u,
nANil' >Ii>HN \ I'M 81 >.;I. A'.n.-.i--
traitors -. Fs;l-c Il N;-r,l, -. ~. -
lurrnurc. III SD i'rct ,accl-. : 'r,.-,.,. :, =.
Court h"r" thri'- ,,r''r'an y writing c.inc r,;.
III" a'n"rir: Of debts W. from sril i.'.>,i { the
harc-> Il administration ar.i 81 ti;c ,agir Il IL.
-''ll -';' r.Hr->ilt;,.- that The personal -
~" : ;n>uriir"I-r l. "t Iii debts AM arc~ n,
prlv;r@ aid ''''ir' :" gran: t..m lic,>r .u -.
IrUrl 81 he IA, e,:ir'. e.: " i.-rt-,..l - q. III o..
sufficient "ri" ,.'r"'>' - i-r'lri. >aii ,',f
and ''hnr-->N hcrrulon II j. .ricr, - ,lr ,l,r-
',:; "a! a'u,',.'"'i = herd =. Pr 49,, Con-,
:" hc he'd al Tie Probate ni-" in Tuac,i;.rir- =
for->lii "' The l,:! i::v "i November. \ r. l>5a
a. ""l"rh in tho a;t"r,'"nn AZ In, >j " nii,-
i>'ra'0rS cause a persons 'r'cr'>'rl .n 10 mo-
Il >ad application. and al III t:;n" and place
E'lri:g 10y Publishing, copy Of This ar,,cr :!..,,
weeks successfully in t' Crrlnria, l...,-s-, 10y
printed ~ St I"im-hurv III tl.i> Safe all Il Nic'
publications. shall lie p-,yi''!> L. he title 4 bearing
'rrcr"pv at rHc"- = I,.sN3
Attest, JONAH lEOnkS. Rr,i--c~.
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\ SIGN.-ln IL counties in Pennsylvania
the vote for different Wing candidates is
az follows -
For Judge, 1856, for Congress, 35,434.
Here is difference of about four thousand
The locofocos carry the State on the vote
for Judge, but how is it on Congress? 1.-THE
same difference is extensive, the wings must
have carried the state on the vote for Con-
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>TAIT az NIETuN~.

:, r-.7... C,:~i RI leg, o.. In r,l.,,r~. ~ "a.
vs. =. or - ~ -. - r'."' 7. : H. l..
fNlIl foregoing application la, ~ h""n iu'v ~.
! >'''r . - CTR. |: : "r;--o.; That nj :or
-o,.- rol,rr =, .ci,i erq',' ~ ~o.' - ~; IT,
p,ra'n'. ani : a. ~" VIII =. fake ;,,.r -,
>ij.r;.,i"n rrin-" court ;,,. i.,.,.l,, - ~,
Pr"ha'' OIL" n Luxembourg. in All pi,trir-. 9,
he 18Th ia, # N"v"mhr~ \ II. 10 T. ,.,.',ri,s
~ III, sal Ar.'l.cG'i''r : -''ho- win COPY o.
rl;> r,.,.r. :hr,- v'>> Irr'> vrlt il 10 Csl~l-
MAN. ncw >pa!''r rr;rt' - -. J''-.,urv IN -
Stale previous :" ia" 'iav ii hearing
iiru- r";,y 90; i"rn~i- ~.
At,>.. IoNAH Brooks. Erc:z.cr.
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DR.. MARCHTSI.s UTERINE CATHoLICox Avn,
I" The LADIEs.-Sh"uld any entertain dn,,h,. ~
10 the efficacy Of the Uterine Ca,hoicon ! wonId
respectfully state that have for many wears past
a. my TRENDS can well attest, been troubled with
the disease for which this medicine is
IN it, worst forms. and that by is use hava 3D.,
entirely cured, and thus induced to accent IN
cy, and offer il for the henei, of otlars l
MRS. :. GAIT. go Chambers street, Boston.
,'2id hv {, Bingham, Druggist, 81, John. br,.
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AUCTION.

VlIE subscriber will sell al Public Auction. on the
premises. on SATURDAY. Oct. 80, NJ ten o.
clock. forenoon, all the real estate Of III" late W.,
Sanderson, Of ~. Johnsburv. Also the rsversi,,,
Of the widows dover
a LOT Of Corn in the ear and Corn Fodder;
Lot Of Oats and Straw, Household Furniture. and
other articles too nuunerc Us 70 mention.
AREL WITTY. Adn'r
s. Ichnshnr- OF -. 49,. ;oH2
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THE ALE ID ON A N.

dav, and nominated the entire Democratic
State ticket. They dcnounre the Wing par
ty generally and Governor Hunt in particu-
lar.
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Ey 1t is stated that six inches of snow fell
at Nashua, on Friday morning of last week
Last Sunday we had slight fall here, which
eoon diSappeared
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNpFR, Iyror,,.
T" DrsrtrrloS-pr J. $ Houghton's Prr,in. the
I,ne Digestive nd or a>trlc Juice. prepared from
Of Baron LicbiG the great Physiological, Chon,;st
]. :. lI"nghfom, NJ d.. Philadelphia. This is tr,,I,.
wonderful remedy for Indigestion. dvsnens;.
laundice. liver complaint. constipation and deh,v
curing after nature'> own agent the Gastric IT,
Pamphlets. confusing scientific evidence Of lie va,
ue furnished by agents gratis. See notice amorr
the medical advertisements 'o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-23

"a Orson Prattone ofthe Mormon proph-
cts has put forth proclamation to the Snan-
ISL Americans in California and elsewhere.
inviting them to look into the mysteries of
the new revelation. and assuring them that
they are descendants of the acknowledgements.
Nephi and Lamar, two brothers who emf.
grated from Jerusalem two thousand four hun
dred years ago, and settled upon the Ameri
can ointment
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part of the Wings They felt so confident
they neglected their organization. They
have time vet to remedy the defect, and they
will do it.-Atlas
E9 The New York Day Book, the litter
est opponent of Gen. Scott W" know of. still
insists that the chances are decidedly against
the election of Pierce. and tries 10 rally the
Wing boilers on an independent ticket. in
order to defeat old Chippewa,
john L. SrErHrNs.-This eminent tray
cIIer and writer died in New York CITY on
Tuesday evening in the 4.th wear Of his AGE
e. A valuable herd Of cl head of short
horned cattle of George Wait Of Troy \. Y.
was sold on "Wednesday, for an aggregate Of
10000. For one cow 500 was paid, and
$50 for the imported bull Earl of Derby"
e." The Grocery Store Of Mr. Levi Web
ster. in St. Adams was broken into on TncS-
dav night. lv removing a lar at hack door
with the aid of saw and an ANGER and q or
desk \ clerk sleeping i'll the store appears
.,1..1o.. l;..,,lo1
=,
sailed from New York and three from Boston.
W." ~ '''''N '''' '''
". Ch.r,a. po,,d u,,.l,n.n ~ flo
.cn.1,,I p,,.,..,. ,u.. ,.;I,o1
h.; o,,cl. ~ ror,,,;nr ,h,a Whc,
o,.r;.,.od Tf. v,s .,,;n,. ,Ir R.,rd L,-
lonaod in I b,,or Y II and was % wears
or
* Col Benton sill confines 70 advocate
,,,,c;L,, tIo cons,r,c,;o,, r.. , road from :,
g. r;,. H., .L,. ,I,roo
Ir,,Ir., man conId oou,lo,o , ,o,or,,,c road
:: ..o.. a Lo, ,.o.., o,,,,l
IL. ,;.o, ..,'-a - ,,ro,
=, 3,, ,;o,. c,-.rc CO.,
IL Advertising ana po!itcacSS are III"
main IrvcrS 10 ret customers. ADVERTISING
=, -,.r en- =,
Will draw them. ability I" Ill their orders
Will >qtiSt, them. and politcnc<< will Undue,
- WIS ''''''S SAYS Tue on! VA! '" pre-
vent steamboat cxrln>ions !. 10 make ,h.
-, =,
engineers 'A'' 'i'lr wafer ashore III h'l
,niniop all tho hr>,;n' i caused Lv .conL;pr
III >''''''' "''''"'
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FROM IIAt ana.

NEW York. Oct lG.-Tho steamer Black
Warrior. from Mobile. via Havana, has ar
rived. Sh" reports that twenty CrcolcS had
been arrested, charged with con>pirinc
against the government. Otherwise all Wa
quiet upon the island. 4 Spanish vessel of
war was cruising of the Moro, and prevent
ed the Crescent City from entering the har-
lor Of Havana The officers of the Black
Warrior were treated with much courtesy Al
Havana
The Captain General from dread of as>a>-
>ination. has left the government residence
IN Havana. and retired to his palace outside
tie CITY. He has drawn from the town a
Iar@" part of the military force to protect his
dwelling.
\ lar-c number of Cubans. with their fam
lilies. came passengers in The Black Warrior.
and intend to become residents of the | United
States.
GALE IN FL"EInh-Thcrc was Gale on
the 9th in Florida which proved destructive.
The Court House AZ Newport was blown
down. and goods in tn" Custom House con-
>ld"rahIy damaged by the till, Overlooking
til" wharvcs. and the wharrcs were also
slightly injured
Ut s. Marks the damage 10 shinniro nj
the wharvrS was great. The bril- i. G..
Anderson dragged her anchors and ran into
wharf, completely dcmoli>linr it. with a
stone structure, and Laws with 8 feet of her
stem on the pier and her larhoar,l rail near
" under water at high tide. The Baronc
John Denham. ashore. the Surveyors say.
would cost more than she is worth to get her
OIL
In Tallahassee the destruction Of nropcrty
has been great. Almost every store. from
the Capitol TO the Court House. is damarcd.
The mails are impelcl.thc roads bcinr block
ed up by timber.
Inc gale was equally severe at Apalachic-
ola. The pilot boat Cygnis sunk at the wharf:
Capt Howard and two men were drowned
The hr" Mrtamora is on the beach near
sumner. The brig Glen. aground, would
get oil. The damage to goods and huildinos
Is small. A great many lighters and pilo,
boats have been upset. and t>hermen's hu,s
gone.
The steamers Palmetto and ALBANY ARC
totally wrecked, The lantern light on Doc
Island is injured. and the keepers DWELLING
gone.
HE HEALTH OF Mr.. WEB>rER.-We
learn that Mr. Wehster's health is some i'm.
proved from what it was last week. Bv tho
advice Of his physician he has denied to him.
self all visitors. rcserving his strength 20 At
teEd to the public business. of which he i all
vl>cd daily. Though he has suffered mncb
for the last fortnight by general ,lcbitv.vet
we learn if he Is left free from all unnccc.s,.
ry labor, he will soon be restored to his Won
ted activity. AT any rate the Office he 50
worthily fills. as vet suffers no ,lctrmcnt by
his continuing at his farm at marshfeld..
Boston Transcript
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Fall and Winter Wear.

DVNNfIN mhde n orfI"r from rich patterns Of
NELEETS, SAIlNS and SILKS
h" Goods were bought in the New York market
and can not he elnalied in style and quality Those
IN want Of fashionable Goods will do well 10 call and
examine before purchasing pl>ewhere
y. i. DRESSES made and fitted az short notice
Mrs A. EATON Agent
st. Johnsburv. Vt, Oct. II, 1852 7a4tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-23
PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO.
OHIO SURE FOR SCOTT.


Since election night, the locotoro, have
been PLAYING the game Of hraG. intending By
reports Of an overwhelming majority in Ohio.
to influence the waverinc. confirm the doubt
inr and shake those Whics who were ecnrr-
ally answering. On the night Of Tuesday.
they claimed that Case was badly beaten by
Wilson. in the district, and that the State had
Given l. 600 Io-otoro majority. On Wcdnc>-
dav e:cninc Mcdarv tclcrrarhed that the ma
;oi.;,v voujJ he ., GOO The truth X, that
in sixteen counties reported at Columbus on
W cdncsdaN morning. the h'"> gained ".'"o
over the vote ol 1871, ana Ease hra'> HroN
800 y lew evenings since the iI"iH"eai'f
announced mat 'hl> d>fll,t was Io'",o.0 ~
30" majority ana Yet Ease beats wilson
500; making " me- gam. according 10 me
IIandra!er own showing, OF W''hH jar
hHn"f{5.
The I"'"!oro mhlom'r "N STATE il'kr'. Ms
iI@nrcd At the I!alnt"aler Office. last mint
at less than ten thousand, ana W" believe It
Will not exceed 1--we thousand AMI he winch
IT may, Scott crrrl"s Chic by 10000 majority.
-TlFti10d H0n!d,
PENNSI
nc tho wasn't, of tho e,ar,;on fine \cw Yo,l
r,,ro" .Tboro oro several VIZ,
p.n.,s,ly,n;ar. :, town nnt ono ~ whom 90
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.

I, :. ;mnoS,iIle to know the state Of the
vote given in the late elections. The first re-
.,r.. were that the States had gone locoioco
j.. ,LonSaud>-but since then, these great
o,,ior;t;cs have been changing hv more reila-
H., returns. The exaggerated reports OF
,,r.,t locofoco majoritics appear TO have been
sent abroad to make the people believe 1l"rr"
wa. elected before November came IN, and
70 di.hcarten tie Wings.
As;I. from the general result. the Wings
,,;n ono or two members of Congress III
Pennsylvania, and one or two in OHIO. and IN
Indiana they have the same number as be-
fore The free sOilers lose one IN Indiana
and one. perhaps in Ohio.
In PENNSYLVANIA upon the vote OF Cana!
COMMISSIONER the locotocos claim to have
carried the state by from to lJ,0oo-whlIc
IN the vote for Congress taking such reliable
rr,urns As are received Is the criterion Of the
remainder, it is not certain which party has
the majority.
In Ohio the Whig gain IN some two thirds
Of the Statcis 10000. The loros claim lndi-
ana hv thousands.