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5 Vanilla,
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$Sardines in p1in whole half
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5 Lobsters in l and 9 ib cans. 4 7 Z
$Roast Beef, ,auchoyies
}oys'ers, Fresh Cove Bali
5 Cerdials. 81
$Curacoa, Marischine
}Annisette, Noyau 80.
}Ginger Brandy. s.:
Fish. I !.
$Salmon, Z
SSmoked Herring,
.$Smoked Halibat, 81
$Dried Cod Fish, - !,
$Mackarel No. i 9 and 8 II,
; whole, half, and qu. bbls9
s and in kits. 8 :.
{ Provisions. q 81 s.
Sugar Cured Hams and
; Shoulders, q, "a; 81;
,$Beef Tongues & Dried Beef.
'$Bacon Sides and Shoulders 81
Goshen, English and Pine
3 Apple Cheese. q
: Wines and Liquors. 5:
Brandy, Hennessey Exr. fine
5 do. Otard, Dupryand Co &
3 do. Palleyoisin's
$Whiskey, Scotch and hisn
5 do. Bourbon. Mononga,Ia Ia !
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wines, South side Madeira I,
do. Duff Gordon Sherry
5 do. Pom On draugnt IS
; do. do. for Med. purposes /
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5 do. Teneliffe, and S: NJ
}Kirshwasser, A bsynt thess
5 Punch Essence. ss|
$Heidseick, Express, Cardina
5 and Victoria Champagnes G
GALE and Potter.
Choice Segars and T'obae
SEQ Of all kinds, all 'ofSwhich
,$will be sold lew for cash. = =
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ThOnlpsOnian Medicines.

NUMBER SlN. Composition, Iobea: Gum Myrrl
N Alcohol, CAYENNE Pepper. Nerve Powder. Hem
lock- Spiced Bi,icrs, Golden Seal, Baybe-ry Powder
Bitter Root Cholera Syrup. Third Propagation: Fres
and for sale Nv FRANCES l.. If'hf
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SHAW & AUSTIN.

AFo, eign and Domestic Groceries, which iIlei,
er w 'lesle and retail consisting in part5f The fol
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,,kENCII BRANDY, Madeira Wine and old
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Spices, GeIatinc.

DLACK Pepper, Red Pepper, Cinnamon: Nutmegs
- Mace, Alspice, Ginger White Ginger, C"npers Ge-
larine French Geaiine singlass, Black Mustard Seed,
Wli,c Mustard Seed. Cooking Soda, Washing Soda
Just received and orsaleby r. L. IEAlP.
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Cash System.

THE subscriber is still engaged in the WAGON
i MAKING and BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS.
He is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him. He must however say, that he is
tired of the credit SYSTEM and hereafter the CASH, or
It's equivalent will be required at the time work is de-
n AN For b. oisn .sre nom
reyg low and those who wan, any thing done in his
line will oblige him by calling upon him. &
Those indebted to him are reqrestcd To make early
payment and save cost n, -BrNRkAETS.
| April 80. 35 2m
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A SAFE and certain cure for Coughs, Colds,
N Group, Asthma, Consumption Of the Lungs,
Splitting ofBIood, Bronchitis Hopping Cough, and
all Pulmonary Affections
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
i .Ni'yh.NE IL,
Clerk TO y. ID. X. {

There is talented Young Iri>hman in
Cincinnati. named Gibbons. who. though not
heretofore Wing has deemed it duty to
his adopted country 10 enlist in the Scott
ranks. Being good speaker. he has been
induced Nv the earnest solicitations of friends
TO take ali active part in the present canvass,
and in so DONG he has incurred the displcas-
ure Of the Cincinnati Enquirer. The organ OF
locotocoism in southwestern Ohio. which lets
no opportunity slip OF abusing him-callinc
him an 'apostate,' and applying to him eve
~ opprobrious epithet in its Billincsgate 70
cabularv. The abuse O. the Enquirer does
not seem however. to have much effect upon
Mr. Gas will appear from the following note
addressed bv him to the editor of that sheet
To the Editor Of the Enquirer Sir: |
most cheertnllv accept the name of Apostatc
from the corruptions of locotocoism. 1ou
could not do me greater favor than to say
that am an Apostatc from the ranks of the
rotten party TO which you belong.
If YOU would like to know, | can inform
YOU that YOU can find thousands of such apps
tates in this city and county.
j. +. GIBBONS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
TIE PROSPECT.

A. the canvass advances, the sky grows
brighter and brishter--not for Franklin
Pierce. but for nobier pcrsonagc-WIN-
FIELD SCoTr. Immediately after the nomi-
nation of Pierce, unwearicd efforts were made
by his friends to forestall popular feeling, and
every possible scheme was hit upon to man
ufacturc thunder" for lis particular benefit
In measure they were successful the poll
ticians made some noise, but the people did
not dip very deeply into the Pierce stock ::
and now, so far as the locoforos are concern
ed, there is = comparative calm. There is.
apparently, less enthusiasm in the ranks of
onr opponents than here was ten DAYS after
the proy!am.tion Of Pierce's name rs their
candidate q: E.lriinore.
On tue other hand, the feeling among the
people for General Scott-alwavs deep and
.tiding-has been gradually rising: and
now, within four weeks of the great stray
&c, il i iii many places bursting on, with IT.
r"sis,ihIe power. Accounts from several Of
=,
'1''''> ''''' ''',-
- "''''
. "''''' NOW vi g 'cl'''''' '''' en-
''''>'">''' ''' >s''t 10 'e 'l"a''! great a II
N"S ''' '''"' laE'"r' >"'h Is Inc case At 'h'
"es' genera wand IN tennessee, k"n'uckv
icnn>ytvania and New York. -Four weeks
aCo ln'oi"r"> voa!d :ell Vs. that Scott would
cary Vermont; now. We believe, they Civ,
~! p"""s, ivsr'' !" addition" "ono.,~io,
III I~r.t-u>t tine STATE. with New York. tn,
Wings want. in rvr.~d to tie Later Stat
it nav L.. remembered that tho VIII. ro,
boldly claim il for old Ch;,rrave with scarce
|, Io.b. wtitc the friends .; Pierce Icsir
to 1i.u7r out a pus>ill,, victory or their >il,
vi;'1Y' p.nn>~lrar:a Az! New YORK. Tn
= ~;gn;ri"arr W. 10 not ask mor" '''an 49,
:. w. AN 90 :. =; - :. - -c.,',~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
{. H. rEASLEE. -
J. ". EDRNEY. ~ o'',"'
!. e.. PENN, ''''''' ~ : =

hereby CERTIFY. that each o, the following
ro-;,u- MS va. directed :" y",r ,hlr~--. ami
,l~.l.rr,l a; tie Post Dlii,c at Washington
y. e.. "n or about the respective da!s below
iu,iira'gL.
July %. "G,n, III SCOTS ccrrc-pondcncc
wit, EE'r. Wi'l',m /. Marcy"
2l-.. "Th. G,,Iphin Case
:. o6th Speech OF HON, ) \ nnug.a>' .,
Ri, hmond.
Aa.u.t ,rh. "i.;,c> .; Fierce ard Klns,"
iI'h. ">.o't> Writings"
',". ......,.. y. ,i,..s"r.. n'.-".'"'>
Miiitar" career ty his companions III
arms"
3Qth. "Whi. Testimony against the
election OF General Scott to the Pres
idrncv."
September 9Th, Speech OF Hon. N. p. Gen
try
7;i. Letter of General Shields"
sth. "Th" Aholitioni>ts' Attack"
10th, Wing Charge OF Intolcr-
ance."
llrh. Speed, OF Hon .Tnc \. Dix
ii Newhureh"
18th. Speech of Hon. Charles J.
Faulkncr"
18th "Franklin Pierce and his
Abolition Allies"
&" 18th, Speech of Hon. Gilbert
Dean"
RI. MORSELL.
Clerk TO y. ID. K. {.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
W ELL SAID.

The Providence journal. IN reply L. !h,.
shameful attack upon Gen Sroit. by the 10 o.
to"os. in publishing the amount drawn from
the Treasury FOR his forty wears salary, serre:
service money. &C. used bv him in the dis
charg" othi> duty, during this period. well
remarks as follows:
The whole amount received nv Gen Scott
for forty wears service. such services As no
other living man has rendered. or conld rem
der. ser, ices which have not only made IL
victorious in battle buf have twice avertcd
war, are not greater than will ne received by
the ocoioro public printers for one wears
profit on their contract: are not so great as
the donation which the less srrupuiouS of his
friends proposed Ia make 10 the late contrac-
tor.in reward for an attempt TO cheat the gov
eminent which had not been wholly success
iul. And men who ran sit in Congress and
vote away millions Of dollars of the public
money upon worthless Directs and partisan
tavortcs. think 1t greater effort of states
manship to parade before the country the
aggregate pay and emoluments which Gen.
S'ott has received during his whole life of
acti,. service"
The Baltimore Clipper-not Wing pa
p---a!u,.es as follows 10 the locotoco SLAM
ders upon Gen. Scott:
"As We never expect TO receive either a
loaf or fish from hIm.in case of his election
10 the presidency. we have no personal mo-
five TO induce us to praise him-but we must
say. that. were We disposed TO be his enemy.
the foul charges and tabrications which have
been published against him. would warm our
hearts towards him. Az general, we doubt
whether his equal lives; and as an honest.
humane and honorable man, he can stand a
comparison with any man. The testimony
Of those who have served under him. proves.
that in performing the stern duties of the
commanding general, he never lost the hu-
name feelings of the man. We have heard
narratives of his genteneSs, tenderness and
humanity towards the sick and wounded.
which brought tears into the ewes of the
! Speaker-and. disconnected from all political
: considerations, we could not repress our love
tor the man. Some of the most admirable
traits in the character of Napoleon. were his
; kindness to his mcn-hut, In this particular.
he has been surpassed by Gen. Srutt-who
visited ,soothed and relieved the SICK. even AT
the risk OF his own life Such humanity on
the part OF successful general-such regard
for the welfare of the common soIdier-can.
not fail to exalt him in public estimation far
above the reach OF talstiers and sanderers
who would tarnish his glory as military
chlettaln, and his reputation as a private zen.
tleman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

eg The greatest case OF deliracv We have
heard OF, IS that OF the New Hampshire rler-
gyman, who omitS the twcntv-four,h chan
ter OF Proverbs in his pulpit readings. lr,,
some ofhis congregation should charpe him
with meddlng with politics, and mea,;ng to
cast reflection if he should read ~. toni,
verse. which insinuates that man who t,;,,.
IN battle, is weak in war, and rather t,.ehls
In peace.-Eagle.
WORSE AND WoRsk.-Aireadv ,bi.
week there have been eigh, cases Of mnr
der. homicide, or deadly assault, in The .'
by the knife, the pistol, or brutal v;olsnas
ana mree OF the sufferers are already dead -
A gentleman was twice fred d, lin Brosdr,,.
yesterday morning at four O'clock and ~,
bone OF hrs srm Wa taly -hacern,, 1.-. ~.
"f tn, ''.'"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
GEN. SCOTT'S WESTERN TOUR.

The people all along the thorou.htarrs
travelled by Gen. Scott in his tour west. pour
out in masses 10 sec the veteran defender of
their homes and their liberties. All parties
extend to him their cordial greetings. No
allnsons Of a partisan character are allowed
in the addresses to him. and he INDUCES in
none III his replies.
The New York Ierald-a Pierce paper
is awfn'lv alarmed lest Cen Scott. bv travel
ing. as he does, in the discharge of his Off
rial duties should sacrifice his prospects for
the Presidency, The Herald has heretofore
refused TO admit that he had any prospects al
all to sacrifice. The tender affection mani
tested by the Herald on this head, is readily
perceived. lfthc people did not 60 after Gen
s, OF, and in almost entire torgcttnlness of its
own fancy General no f;'ars of the kind would
DE INDUCED in hv the Herald.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

BENN1EGToS COUNTY-Wc omitted TO
mention last week that, though both the Sen
a1ors elect in this County are lorofocos, Wings
elected about half the county ticket. and
would all OF it. as usual, but for "a little hang
ing back in the harness by few Wings on
account Of some local difficulty. The county
is always Wing unless our friends there are
so foolish as to suffer some little local matter
to divide their strength. When Wings allow
so triiling question as the dimensions of a
goose pasture to divide them in voting for
public officers they must expect to be defeat
, ed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

HE CHILDs PRAYER on BOARD THE
ArLAN!Ic--We just inquired Of little girl
concerning the disaster. and asked her how
she was saved. Her reply was simple, and
perhaps truthful. God saved me, PRAYED
that he would, and he did ,"'-Detron Adrer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

e The Ohio Statesman saws that Gen.
Pierce, at the head of the Democratic forces.
viii make most overwhelming charge upon
the Wings" May be, in the very midst Of
the fight. he will chance TO fall from hi,
horse lie was never very frm in his sad
dle.-Louisrdte Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

q Dr. c. T. Jackson states that chloro-
form made from corn, rye, and potato wills
KEY. IS poisonous. aud the cause nf the many
deaths $hi'h l'tve occurred firm, he - =
hi ,ccn,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

years Of aGs. and is q hearty, hale old uan,
with the exception OF his iamenes>,-Eoston
T-ureie-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

Ia ihc lion. Rrniamin Thompson, of
Char!estown, Massachusetts, and a member
Of Congress, died suddenly on Friday OF last
week l hi is the third death among the
IN. ,nhor- o.. tho present Compress from, aI'~
>arhu>et,. \ marked fatality seems TO al
'.ni Congressional lie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

S:c>s N OHI".-Cincinnati papers of
SATURDAY week contain accounts Of IN at
teinrted Pierce and King rally in the 18th
yard OF that city, the evening previous Two
leading democrats w"re sncceSsivelv called
70 The chair. bu: each one respectively de-
ciined. stating,that although they we're sound
democrats, they intended TO vote for Scott and
Graham.
The mectiH: shortly adioarne'' r.thout
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
OILY THEY'VE CONE!

Bv the following Circular, which came to
Us through the mail, on the 2sfh September,
under the frank Of Nv. 5. Ashe, II. e.. d.
rected to the ..Caicdonian. St.Johnsburv,F VT"
it would seem that the sisners are indulglng
some solici,ude lest their electioneerins doc
umcnts should not have reached Us. We have
the honor, to speak in diplomatic parlance'
to acknowledge the receipt Of several OF each
number, under the FORGED frank of &C.
H. Peasiee, NJ. c." And to quiet the apPrc-
hen.ion of the Resident Committee" we will
further say. tina, we hear from various quar-
tiers that the mails are crowded with like doc
uments" addressed to men whose names have
been sent on to Washington by some leading
locofoco in their neighborhood. and who were
esteemed capable of being FLATTERED to
vote for Pierce and King by document with
the forged name of a member of Congress up
on the wrapper, or of such doubtful prlnci-
pies as to need little cordial from head quar-
tiers to make them stand up TO the work. -
How many can be caught by such fiimsy con-
trivances we cannot tell. but reckon the num-
Der will be few in Vermont.
We will further say to the Resident Com
mittee" that so far as VIC have read their doc
uulents." we deem them sLANDERoCs, VILE
i 10 II.
coforo party; and believe that instead of
dragging down Gen. Srott to the low level Of
their authors, the point they seem to aim at
: the effect will be rather to elevate him still
higher in the estimation Of all intelligent
! men Gen. Scott is known to the old and
Young, known too as pure. upright and hon
est: rs hero whose fame is untarnished. Z
patrio, of pure devotion to the good and sio
~ of his country. Such man can no more
: be LIED down BY the locofocos than beatcI
by their British allies in 1912
The annexed is the Circular referred to
NASHINGION, ID. T.,
September 2lst, 1882.
DrAE SIR The National Demo rati
Resident Committee at Washington. as soor
AS they commenced sending cut documents
gave instructions that a copy Of each docu
mcnt Published by them should be sent :,
each n.enhe. nj the Baltimore Democratic
Convention and 10 each Of the Democratic
Newspapers in the country.
Pursuant to ties, Instructions the follow
ing 10 uments have been directed to Your al
,ircss and delivered at the Post Office il
Washington. b. C., as appears by the annex
cd certificate OF the CLERK, whose iurv it va
. cause them - be sent 10 vou. From tn
complaints We have received from our tri.n'.
we tar that only small portion of oar docu
mcntS have reached their destination.
|. Won have not received thu,c sent yoi
pras,. inform u. and call attention 10 it i
>urh other manner as Won NAV think prnpe
" irrs nc horor 10 be, r.5Y respectfully, p"A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
TESTIMONY IN POINT.

N i :. :. >el.,ts the til creating tn.
oti.o, -: + General Doing rrder c"neidrrA-
ton. :! following observation, wee mai:
NJ II,nin. pi Maine, (Piarcc Demo sail
Il ;ninn a. Ii -hly. and ,,~ak a. opcniy and
i.rb.i ever: !ic'e OF: tie DISTINGUISHED
brntl, ~roi whGrn This rank is to bc con
trrr.,i. - any '.t;.t,: here.
Mr. R'.,'t Of ). {, (Sia:s Rights Dem ,
Mi. i >'l..,i vote for the resolutions on the.
si,nriy .ro:n.. that Gcu. Scott MEETS it--any
;-.-1i:nori,i vow sr..S2 "t his high and dis
tingui.i,,.d services should he rherriuliv paid.
he has she'd @Iory on the United States. and
W. representing the States. ouyt to bt>;ow
on him all the honor We can with rrunr!riy
brstow. shall vote and vote rhcrrt'.l'y, IL
hes;ow on this distinguished soldier the honor
the resolutions propose. on the simple ground
that he has fairly ami generously won IT,
.'r Butter Of $ G., Estate Rights Dem, J
said, Il concur with nv co!lcagn" IN saving
that | shall vot. for this resolution mos,
;c'ecrtullv. as a tribute, personal TRIBUTE &c
Gen. Srott H. has won FOR him>el, and hi
country A historical rc;u'a'ion.and | am vii
iirr. far as can. - hear testimony in my Of,
f TAI character, 10 his merits"
Nj Hale, OF y. H., Free soil DEM sal,
Il believe. mv>clt.that as far As military ski
AMI military prowess are concerned, Gen
Scott has reputation. compared with whicI
10 man in the world can stand before him.
believe. and | am sustained by mlitar,
n.e. who were with him in Mexico, tia
create: skill. greater S-ience. and more Of
, those c.aravt ristics which 90 to make up
crea: >oi..rr. never ware DISPLAYED b,
any mortal nan than were displayed by Gen
S:ctt, from the time he landed at Vera Cruz
until he entered the city of Mexico"
Henry Clay, Of Ky. (WhigD said, Il d
i not mean to dwell upon the merits Of the in
diydua! whom it is proposed 10 be rcwar,le,
here the hole country, the whole world
rings with his praises in military point OF
= ,ew. fever there was an instance in whr
' it vas .nc duty OF a nation to offer It's srnti
mcuts of gratitude with view to stimuat
i future military action. by he>towing the rank
costing nothing but grateful beyond descrir
ton TO the individual who may receive it. Ia
:, Ease of the congneror ct Mexico rresen:
such an instance.
J. Mr. Foote, n:on PEE Dem sail, =
o. honor III" iiiu>'rioUs parsonage alluded 70 5
:. ot,cn in the nrc5yr-s Of this debate. as niue
i. as any one here. Asa patriot recosniz
hm as ertitled to the most profound respec,
\. as hi-h-mlndtd and accoml,!ishvi gcntlcma
IN IL possesses nly esteem and affection: as
>, yirtor upon many well-tought hc'd.in >vhc
-, the national honor was maintained, and II
-. enemies OF our beloved country humb!yd b.
=. fore or triumphant flag. res ert him. a
n grateful 10 him, and am proud OF him"
st
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
ORIGIN OF THE CHOLERA IN RUSSIA

ORIGIN OF THE CHOLERA IN RUSSIAN
PoLAND.-A private letter frow Warsaw in
a German paper, gives the following account
of the origin of the scourge which is at pres
ent committing such ravages:
1T was thought expedient,some time since,
10 make some Improvements in the small town
OF LaSk. near kalisch For that purpose, it
was found necessary to make excavations in
the cemetery where the victims Of the choe-
To OF 1872 had been inferred. Almost i'm
nediately afterwards, the operatives employ
ed in the work were attacked with cholera,
and every one of them died Since then it
has spread. and is attended with more than
ordinary mortality"
u The following rich passage is from
llawthorne's romance of Frank Pierce:
"A little while ago, after his return from
Mexico, h. darted across the street 20 ex-
change hearty grippe OF the hand with a
rough countryman upon his rart-a man who
used to live with his father as the general
| explained the matter to his companions"
Gov. Steele is certainly outdonc in this
A man that will shake hands with rough
eoun:ryman," and then apologize for doing &c
60 &. rs r-e',"."., tcn--~G Tr:h.4"e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

rs Hon. Horace Mann mas be,. no.l.ii.....
ID for Governor and Amasa Walker for Lieut..
Governor, by the Free Sellers of Massachu-
sets
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02
Il III E G. A l. b ID u n l "A n

~ Inc iOcOlOcOS rely uPo" -'N
city to elect Pierce. Those among them that
claim the State acknowledge the countryii lie.
the rest of New York; is against them and
ardent and strong for Scott but they expect
70 marc ,h:. make un for TINS III iie rn't'
mainly by the foreign vote and the influence
of the notorious RvnderS at the head OF MS
club ofrowles. 1t was bu: few weeks since
the locofocos were proclaiming Gen. Scott a
catholic: now they call him Native, and are
laboring to secure the catholic vote for Fierce
on this ground What honest fellows. They
sought to make him stencil in the nostrlls
of the protestants BY insnuating that he was
q catholic, vet when they found they were
likely thus to draw off portion ofthe foreign
vote from Pierce they turn round and de-
nounce him as a Native. Pierce is now la
boring with all his power to obtain the vote
of catholics lie and his nearest friends have
got up card signed by SO Irishmcn of Con-
cord, Y. H., and endorsed by catholic Priest
and sent it over the country enumeratins his
claims to the support Of catholics.
MoKE OF The CERTIFICATEs.-TheN New
Hampshire Statesman contains the affidavit
of three residents of Concord whose names
are attached to a certificate sent abroad boil
STEERING up Gen. Pierce, The men swear
positively and solemnly that they never
signed said certificate" or letter. NOR gave
any person liberty to sign for them. and that
their names are there without their knowi-
edge or consent" This is explicit.
By such proceeding-the u,e OF mems
names without their knowlcdge--Gen. Pierce
can make himself out among strangers just
what he pleases-but it is unlucky for him
tina, his political and moral character is such
as 10 require forged certificates to give hin
currency. We are glad that Gen Scott:
life has been SO pure and consistent as not &c
require certificates OF any kind, let his oppo
nents say the worst they can Of him. The
people know and understand his habits. prin
ciplcs and services, and the ISLANDERS OF HI:
enemies pass unheedcd.
RCN OFF TIE TRACK.-The Freight Trail
which left here carly on the morning OF til,
9th ult., was run oil the track this SIDE of
Veterans, IN consequence OF running upo:
two oxen. The oxen were living upon Ia,
, track, and were not seen until i Wa too lat
to stop tn. train One was killed stone dad
) and the other 50 badly hur, that he was 500
Killed. We hear that bars had been lei
down and that the oxen went upon the trac
il the night. The ears were more or les
3, damaged. The whole loss is said to be IS 9
500
J. SABIH'S lIoME.--Croryia, the home o
Alvah >abin, the Wing candidate for Coz
-rcss in he 81 district. voted at the late ele'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-02

eE Five thousand s'ares who are profess
ing Christians in the city of Charleston. $.
C.. have contributed the last year to benevo-
lent objects, Sl5.ooo,-it being on an ave-
rage. So each. This is \ larger sum. We
venture tc say. than the average contributed
=: processing Christians in Vermont