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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
'lNlNSA.EY, TAYLOR 4 TO-. CON MIS-
SIAN ANQ EuRlE ARIlNl: Me 4

VlNlNs.EY, TAYLOR 4 TO-. CUmMIs
L SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
r.rcviug and offer for s"le ~ in exchange fnr
Country Produce the largest aud hest assorted s,ork
of Groceirs and Dy Goods it brcn their pleas
mr." to "f,rtor SUE, comprising. in part the following
articles:
100 Sides sole T.ro,icr
I7j bags Rio. l.acuyra and Ja>n C.a.-r
26 hhds n Orleans aud Porto Rico Sugar, some
fine
$50 kegs mills. SORTED
u tons countr, and rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap sn,l baud rtn
1000 lbs Bi-terrd. shear and ca.t--trei
SO 900 feet Safety fuse rr
300 s.rks Sal,
o2J bbs Whiskey. som. VERY fine old E,.
~ bills fr'nrb and Apple Brundy
20 hld< and hbls Nolas-es
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns Lak-vill- mud Otter Factory
- packages Loaf. crushed rnd PuIvcrzed Susrb
90 cases stick and mass Liquoriee.
with large and general assortment cf brown and
blrarhed D"mr-'ic-. Bed-Tick-. Prints Gingam- Sem
mer Goods, Boots. SHOES. Har- &c.. &c. al Of which
viii be sold at the lowest rates for or exchange
tor "RoDDCE. March 22--is
TOs. Il. NOWLlN. Grocer. Com mis-
SION And FORfARDLNG MERCHANT,
LrScuHrRG. v..-Is receiving hi Sprin. suppIy
Of GROCERIES AND STABLE DRY GOODS. com.
rri<ing:
NO. Pngte Rice and ST Cr.,:x Sugar
Lost, crushed. pulv rr-cd and clarified ID,
Rio aud Iaguyrn Cufrc,
30 mats fine old Java do
n O. T and West Indin Noss.r<
Stuart extra Molasees Syrup,s e.. .,.r-. -
Rolled and hammered Iron. a.t
Blister. shear and cast Steel.
Box, fence and common Nails, . ~
sxi0 and l0xi2 Glass.
chest very fine Green Tea. s.
l do black do
Rice Ginger Pepper, Spire. Rsic C.afon. Ew bale.
extra No. Osunburss; No. do; "a. A. brown and
beached Domc.tirs. Cslirees. Sc. &r which lie win
sell low for cash. or in cxctang~for country Produce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

AM Bulls. inspected Thcmaston Lime. large bar
EVO rels and in good condition. just at band and
toy ssle By le249 B. r. SACKETT
1MBALES.H AYia eood oder. received And
1OVsef nle b. sLjesal B,rsACKErf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
BETTER THAN GOLD.

utx II II
Mr. i u. BosA-Day Sir--I feel il ,u,, =, ,,,l /,
ka"wn the benefits have derived fror Dr. iinmp,ou.
Nesef ,'lc Tinc,urr. For u number ~ year. b..r
sui'trt tn" disease. hut 10 greater degree far tho
last three Year One 81 The IL my disease w.,
Dv>peI'-is From this dreadful nalshy suffered u,
- M extent hat lite really imr.l,u. The NJ.
tack o' ~ IN VS. different lbat MY p,hr per.
s'n at whom have ever heard Al timcs il wa. vr,v
liz" p fp'fa 'an y ts' har. There cnn-tnnr
heating ri humping sl,ui the t,r,n or nv .t,nnc
heart and chest Somr Il the attacks w,,ld Ia, lar
we-h- My stomach was much dA,rnded. with com
sfnnt pain. great weakness pad constitution Of ~.
l'"w"ls. ,ili Tho simple i,n.l wi,l,,
PAM ais" sah rfe greatly itrn. disease o.. the ki.
rrys with con>tln, pain in the back. could nlh ..
" with great iiit py tried ncurly NIL of the mos,
celebrated patent meaeips &c the day. hut found no
rrii't Il had als"t''r best medical nttcnd,ncr One
~ my phys,ci,ns frankly told it nsee far IN.
abe paying him f'r lvirr hr c,ud do m. no r,,d
gave NJ nm">, ia dcs'nr. and Though, nv disease
certainly inur,br. A. This i'm .tnrr heard of UAur.
ToSs VEGETABLE TIxcrrRg. ir fused To give il iri-
al aith ish persuaded ly friend until my .op pur-
c3,,>"i few bottles uni ,-trd me- Ia nv H. A,t,r
taking 1t f"ra few iiin's. it had hnpv effect op
ms ny c'nilencr iacrcn scotland after lug three
b"ti-s my Dyspepsia. disease of ii. stomach wa.
nc,ry. it ,o; entirely cared feel ny.e.t new n,nn
nni IN better he,lrb tnn far year. | W, confident
t'a the c,itr in my by This ll,NrToN's vre.
rT,nr.E Tiv rrRr alone.
Since my core have recommended the Tn-,nrc 10
number of,nv fri.nl w,c have also l., r-lirv.ihy
~ Same oi the have been rapid and equally
wonderful u. Inine.
Present my respect. % Mr.-r-. AInrtnlrr & Now
hrny. the prpricors of ihi- val,ab- medic ,nc-and
say :" them .s valur h,,p price. and from my
and what hnv, Witnessed II il effects u,,n nt,-
ers. shall ever cc il duty recommend II In the
suffering. have IL doubt hui TINT many valuable
lives will b. pr,lpng d hy it, use. trust lh afflicted
viii cast aid" their ptin licrs and give il trial.
innr$. n'nst respectfully,
JOHN LCkF.
" The riuvr il an extract from l,rr from gem
tirm,u list, wears of Of high character; he SAYS.
ha,..,.. l.,..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

TTNION ACADEMY.-The next session OF
~ this School, located in Appomottox county. I6
miles below Iynchburs, the stage road to Rich
n'"rd. will open the 18th Of July. The building,
which is in full view of the and Of TIE
hcahiesi neehborhoods in the State j. spacious and
w" furnished with seats and desks for the
Iation "f ud,nts. Rev. J. C. HAHvrn 4. NJ. who
experienced and approved teacher has been for the
last Nv" years and stills the r incipal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

Olrr fer su'-
ITO bags Rin and Lacuirn C,ti.,r.
- :. hes: old Java aud Mnchn do,
- h.,ds and bbI- Molas-e>.
- % " o. r. r. Sngnr-.
; 80 81 Crnix do
% bikes and hhs Lpnt. Cru.hni and P"wJrrr.! dn.
% tons conntry and rolled Iron various .in,.s, &c.
1900 best Cast Steel,
225 kegs Nails
j0nh lbs s l,. Leather
10 90 ill., Cotton Yarns.
- boxes Manufactured Tobacco. some inr.)
40 boxes Adanantinc. sperm and Iallow Candies.
500 kegs blasting and rifle Powder.
e. 600 II best Ssfry Fuse,
lS bales Oxanl,urcs an, Dom.siicS.
100 bhls rrc'iird Whi.kcv.
~ old Rye (-omr :, wears oli.l
i - Wine. different gunr.-.)
T. and pipes frencl, Brandy ,one fne)
10 g old Apple Brandy.
ti,'r:es hest London Porter,
10 bh~ Rum and Gin,
with great variety of articles mt mentioned nhnyc
m,king stock very large and desirable
W. give prompt aifcnfun tn sales Of rnn~i gnmrnf<
of Flour W hea Tobarco. Bacon and ali other kind of
country pro1ure-also to rcrciving and forwarding
Gnad-. Producr. &c. rn,v I3--fs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

NOTICE.-There viii free neighLorhood Bar.
Y bacue given by the citizens Of Amherst at Buffalo
Sprinxs, on the 9Th day Of July Ball will be given
night by the proprietor. Tickets will be sent to the
managers for distribution /. /. HlTE. =
june 1O-t9iv v&
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

" Tho rluvr i. m cxirac' from ,.i,cr from gem
t"m,u Sty wears al Of high character; he says
hnvr given ini flint IDEA IT my ruff rings. c-l
inadequate to rl- task"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

NJ EW GOODS.-.rhe suh-r,iirr- inform their
friends mad iii" public generally. that they have
add their stock of old gond-, an, have III"
rl-nre Of offering hem large md general a--"rrmcn,
If Nctr oad FoStionrb'e STAPLE AND FANCY
URY GOODS. consisting of Ladies' and Gentlemen
"ffc lat"r styles. whir they invite call from
all in Of and pretty goods Mt the low"s prizes
m,rrh 1J--fs Il. < j. FRANKLIN
AGREE Il NicCLANANAN. GROGERS
"A AND COMMISSION NEE IT'S,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

SCOTCH HERRINGS-Afcwb czr. Scotch
- Herring. fer .ale ty
%. si-i' JOS H. WILSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

BorErorRr Srnrxcs; May 9th, 1872.
Junr 3--w6w CT. COOKE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
MR.. CLAWS WILL.

1t appears from the following statement
that Mr. Claws VIII respecting ms slaves. Is
based on the principles that he long adro-
Gated III regard 10 education. gradual cmanci-
PATTON ard colonization.
C,nrinna''. July l6-Thr will of Mr. CLAW
'eaS recorded on Monday 1t WAS written hv
his own hand and bears date of ,Tnlv 10. 1851.
Among other matters it provides that al
children born of his slaves after 1t of .Ianu.
arv. 1850. are to he liberated and sent 10 Ii
leria. The males at the ace Of oS, and The
females al the ace of -.
The earnings of the last three wears PRO,
10 their emancipation are to be reserved f0i
their benefit.
Before removal to Liberia. thew arc 10 h
taught 20 read. write and cipher. Those wht
were in being previously To 1850. are To-
pncalhed 10 bis family The Homestead
Ashland, Is given TO Mrs Clay. during hcr
lifetime, and at her death the proceeds di
rided among her children.
Mrs Clay is appointed excrutrix, ant
Thomas a. Marshall and James O. Harrison
Executors of the will,with the provision thai
no security shall be required Of either.
81 In ST.. Alba:,s on the 10Th inst, tn.
Episcopal Church, the dwelling houses of
Levi Webster. anl William LOOMS. and cv
ersl fa-rs ~sr' s'rrf hv li.ht'ane,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
He G. Il E ID u n A N.
THE FREE DEMOCRACY CALL

For Comfy Convention, we inserted last
week. and inser; again this. by particular re-
quest. We have ever regarded the coalition
as deiuson, and fraud upon honest! us
posed men, got up by demagosues, who have
led il, in the main. for the promotion OF 'heir
own unworthy ends; and who now sho" the
rottenness of their motives by going over to the
support Of Frank. Pierce. a man foremo;l
among all the Northern doughiaccs IN crih@
Ing to the South. and Welding all TO slavery
even The RIGHT of frecmcn To petition Congress
upon the delicate question 0. slavery 1neS
have been so successful in their fraud thus
far, that they think they can still use Tree
soilers as they list. and transfer them Ike
cattle iii the market, 10 party openly pro-
slavery: and they are likely 10 succeed 10 no
small extent in this County, and pretty gen
orally throughout the State. Yes, men Who
not long since, were loud mouthed Tor free
soil and free speech. are now joining IN pass
ING resolves in praise OF the man who would
not allow even a freeman TO utter his protest
in Congress against slavery; aye, more, have
with themselves sold out their party to the
Old Uanhers IN consideration of having their
names placed upon their ticket for Office
That there are some coaitionistS who hesitate
about being disposed Of at this rate is no Won
der The wonder rather is, that 50 many al
low themselves to be used As mere ''rhatteis.
Now it NAV be no business of ours, tut our
advice to all who are Wing in principle, OF
Who we're ever WhiaS IS to com. back TO the
WIZ t,yld The locofcro leaders have al
l.a>; delu,led every honest free soil Whie
that they woocd into the coalition: and ",
are not sure there Is not Cat under I'll,
meal in the increment above alluded 10
Free democracy" has proved to hr notnin:
In, free hunbue-ery, and The safe rule for a
men with any Wing notions at ali. is 10 lr
he !. cfoccs manage it hereafter A ihcy hay'
done heretofore. That men on the Old Han
k,r ticket in ,hi, conntv viii t. TO get vote
from those Interested in THIS convention. "
10 rot at all ioutt.
G,n Scott lrt> never been allied 10 slavery
is extension o" l"rP"tr'ty His fame Is III
Sp,,ird IN tins rc>n'r:. lis ramc i no, ioUn,
Ike hat OF ';rn Pierce. recorded agAinsi ry
sra..h but the h;<.u,-- nj his III. Is one g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
an Yours.
+ CH1Lpr HAROLD.
Verde Monies. july. 1852.

DARTMOUTH CoIIEGr.-Prof Sanlorn,
for the committee of arrangements, gives tie
order OF exercises for Commencement Is fol-
lows:
Wednesday, july IS. AT 10 o.lock, a. NJ:
an Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa Socic-
l.: hv Rev. ,Iohn Wheeler, ID. u, Of Bur,ing-
ton, VI.
4, O'clock F. VI. an Grafton before the
literary sorictics. l., Pref, ID. Il. Goodwin of
Bowdoin College, and Il Poem hy Charles q.
Eastman, Esq, Of Montpelier, Y.
AZ n'rlo~k, p. NJ an Grafton before the
Thcol"ciral So-ictv. hv Prot. II. f. Smith,
Of the Union Theological Seminary in New
York CITY.
Thursday. July 20. the Commencement.
exercises will hc"in At q oclork. \. NJ.
Al The close of the exercises discourse
viii Ice delivered liz President ord rom.
mcnynratiyc of ;hr late Abel Chandler, ESl.
the Founder Of the Chandler School.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
ESSEX COUNTY WING CONyENT,o,

The Wings Of l.>>'N County a~>..ni1.-l =.
Lunenburg on ia" 18th Of .Tuly ms. -,
Were permanently "rganizrl l,y IL. a,,,,o;-.
mcnt 90
T. { BfNr"N, President;
Sem; S1HTn n%F e. rn-~. Vie Presidents,
Nm II. IIAPT>H"EN. J..
-IouN \. CLARK. '07'rc'arlr-
M,.><r> David llihhari. Jonah Bro
/. benson, Amos Ro~ehrook> and San,
Dcnnctt. were appointed Co,nni,,r. 49,.
Resolutions
On motion a Committee OF Two from ca
town represented wer,. selected TO ,,rcsor.
LIST Of can'iiia;c> for Senator and Count, O.
fcer, vino subsequently reported a. f,.,-,.
10 wit:
For Senator. William Il. MAY
HARVEY g. FRY.
SUMNER FIEICHTn. '>S i I"FE>-
REUREX c. BENTON. States A,,or-,.,.
Alan Z W W. = M .-llf'TlH
RFrRFS W FIREMAN. Judge %,
MlLT"N CrrIrI High Rail;a
The FOREGOING report vas acr,,-pl ana
unanimously adopted by the Convention
Mr. Benton. after 4 grateful achnogIs,3,.
mcnt for the many manifestations Of tie 90,
filcncc OF his Whig friends in ms behalf ~
this and other occasions, respectful, ,,.,;r
cd the nomination rendered lin.
On motion. 0ramrl Crawford. w-l;,-
Morse and Levi Howe were APPOINTED ,
Committee TO FL such ,aran..i,.s - NAV ,,..,.
in the nominations rli> lar made.
Mr. Brooks ron the Committee on paso.
lntion> presented a series relative = Tie Ia
if AMI other kindred subjects and a,>sa -.,-
olu'i"n approving the nomination, %. ,,. 3,,a
Wing Convention at Baltimore. which ,,,o-
hninG discussed We're nnanimen-1r ado,,a3
The Convention WAS ally address, ~ H.
Sargent, Of Lawrence. Ma. Thr ,,..,B.-
IN ailu>lon - the doin-> Of The WI Na.-.r.
al Convention, after ,-N.re~>i.l- L. r.-r.,-
cnre for naniel Wei,>rr-, frank, a.krap..
=, edged that under existing r;rrnn,,-.,-.-s, he
rcinicei HAT. General Winfield So, Aa.
: been selected 70 lead Us in I'll. c.mus eli.
"a test.
t. T. r-....--. -
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Lawrence Road saws

THE CnoIrRA-Travcllers from the
West upon the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
and places adjacent speak of the prevalence
Of the cholera. The deaths rron the hna's
nnon the Mississippi are numerous. and also
in some Of the larcor places A. St. Louis,
the number has been great but there as well
as at other places. the rapcrs make no men
ton Of the alarming character and prevalence
ofthe disease The publication of the facts
heretofore has injured the business Of places
where the disease has prevailed, therefore
they are now suppressed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

"a The Whig Convention of Orange Coun-
", holden at Chelsea last Saturday, nom-
na+ed John B. Hutchinson and Jere Foster
for Senators; J. X. Parish for Judge of Pro-
bate for District Of Randolph, and S. Moore
for the District Of Bradford j. B. Smith and
Charles Smith for County Judges; Burnham
Martin for Stats Attorney. ID. NJ. Richard
son f"r SHIFT an,l i. " ka=s to- High RAJ
lE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

sz5r George c. Washington. nominated for
Vice President by til" Trenton Convention.
with Mr. Webster for President, decline, to
- stand fire." and avowS his determination to
support Gen. Scott. In his letter of dcclina-
ZION lie SAYS
J. Ia, |een on terms of friendly inter
course with Gen. Scott for twenty wears and
esteem him for his >poiess Character and his
frank. manly. and courteous bearing.
respect him for his talents. which have
often been severely tested. but which never
failed INN under the most irving circumstance
-, and admire him Tor his military services.
lv which III" character Of his country has hccn
elevated at home and abroad and which have
been eqnai'"d hv no man living or dead, since
the days q the revolution"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
ORGANIZE! ORGANIZE!

That Vernon. will vo," fer Scott withou.
erra, ont'a.s Of laNor Nv IL friends. We "n:c~-
tam no. 4 Doubt. He j. roaular in our Good
STATE hevoni the strength OF III, W. -.
pr"""~- M:nr "..7 u>.1.iN vote the i"'"'"'o
;;rn.t viii vote tor tim W" KNOW "t local
iri"> where cv'rN rih -". "'".'" = IN H'""'i
Scott m7" They know rm t. nave "crH 4
sturdy r.p'h"'nn :'o"i -" N;"' "i his cary
crrrv ur'n r''''I'' lie 80 '.'' present time
THcr know '.'n :" l." '~H" I" ms country y
soldier IN "orn'>'. ,.,'if'' ana 'r'N'' '"'' ''''
= mere fJn"" General I'N" ih' "''i'''''''--
They know '"n ir""i'" :" ~ any III ''''''-
"l' a'i ~f7'"~'h'">h'N- ANA N"''"'"" "''"
tNnS '''v cannot lie mower ~ '''
'l''S 81 ''> ''''''> W '''>'''' '''' '''''''
'''"''> u - '''i 49, '.'''
'''' W. ""'''"' -'''''"' '.'''''''''' >''''''h'h"
more 'i''''' " ''''.N W. owe =" nun i" OYER
''''''- ''''''''" '''"'''l''' a. ''''''""'
'''''' ~ NV WIN ','' INV ''''',' :
can 'Fn'', It w" '>'''''' NV ''''' % "'''' we
nn>' y" 2H"Ht =. W. hinSl ne o. s"'''>''-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

MONT.
Mr EpIToR: Should a map he consulted.
tho examiner would ascertain that Northeast
crn Vermont l. characterized hv lt> lnnmncr-
able miniature lakes and ponds. He will see
that we have not only mountains and prcci-
niccs around and hemmng IN orr county OF d
Orleans. but that many romantic sheets OF .
wafer are intcr<pcr>ed among them and all
OF them beautiful. They almost invariably
abound in fish of a delicate flavor. hut many
of them have their Indian l., gend> and many
of them truthful tales of Indian cruelfies.hair-
hrradth escapes, and other adventures OF the
hardy pioneers who Vet (>ome of thcm) re
main amnns u> 10 rccite them TO the listening
ear of him who will favor them with an audi
ence. The entire course Of the Clyde river,
which the traveller must follow for near ten
miles in l,is ride from Willoughiy to 'Alagng
teens with beauties. At or lear It's rise !
Island Pond the terminus of the s. Law
renee aud Atlantic Railroad. which takes its
name from the little island almost in lis very
center. and is in fact rather romantic, from
thence TO Pensioners Pond. about u miles.
the CLYDE is sluggish. but bounded on either
shore l.v heavy growth Of timber, AZ that
place the river abruptly wiiens until il forms
nonl OF about half mile in width and a
bout a nil. in lcnGth. Amos; At its very
outlet are found the falls of the Cl,ir. which
although not in Immediate >i-ht of the road
arc within few minutes walk. and though
not equa.lin~ a NIAGARA or Montmorencl.
etarc to ouF uusophi>ticatedeve> rather grand
OF he two. From the foot of the falls for a
bout mile the river ic>ccnd> rapidly; with
in Which mile i situate The little Int thriv;n"
Village Of West Charleston. From thence a
topt two miles brings uS 70 tli,. Salem Ponds
on" Q: which dur;n- ne season X covered
with thousands q popl lilies and the o,hcr
i being much larger ahonnlS in kim! IF fiji
t called til" Giekcrel. thousands q: which ar
t yearly aiken }y those residing near then
/ with the torch AMI spear. Alter leaving til.
i Ponds W., soon arrive. =, p.ll,v. ar,l Theme,
:, >,iIl following The C'yic, We iinl many >n,.l,
" ,r fails antil At. !l5- ! en-,-s H. lake Ma
IL .-.,, .-.,,. 1T L., t~an, Ia, Eri',-.n II.
IT ,,,d P.,N Demo, ,r,I hat ,fopt rxo ifror
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

e. The annual meeting of the Stockho'i-
ers of the Connecticut and Pas>umpsic Rivers
Railroad will be holden in this place next
Thursday at o'clock, p. NJ Place of meet
ing, the St. Johnsburv House.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

fH~ Dr. H. NJ Harlow of Westminster.
formerly assistant III, >ician in the Lunatic
AS,l;,.l at Brct,lai.orj. has received the ap-
ponmcnt of s1p-c'o,.,:cn: cf-hc Lrr..ti,
'er,,..r. A.c..... w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

CvE-ovS.-A lc..rr from Lakr Superior
10 The Hon. Truman Smith SAYS that a wool
~ skid WAS found 90 feet und"r groud. upon
winch was resting a mass Il copper, w,''ehiET
more than five tons Two copper tools and
sovoral hammers % stone. together with Goals
ard ashec 81 wood were lvinc around it. as
fresh. TO all appearance. as thouoh they bal
been wade a., wear: and We: there vas TX
feet of vegetable soil above thcm snrmnun.rd
" a tree. which, On being crt. proved to be
~ least five hundred wears Old. America was
discovered " Columbus orlv.,hrpa centuries
and half a9o. These were Instruments us
cd by no Iuron"an. They arc relies o; :
rrrc who n:n>t ave lived ard lied long ante
r'o' TO ,hat or0 !. All left behind them only
such DIM aud shadowv ro:es of their depart
ugr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
NfE,1HrH ~ C0xGRFSs. 81 NIsrEICT.
ANDREW TRACY.
Of Wc5is.oyk.

,v:1y OrrIcrN,- tAIEDOH:. COUNT
For Senators.
JOSHUA STEVENS.
HORDEC Al HALE.
For Assistant Judges,
OEHA CROSBY.
BERT ". BURROUGHS,
For States Attorney.
HENRY :. BARTLETT.
For ,IrdGc Of Probate.
CHARLES 5. DANA.
FIR Sheriff.
GEORGE lnE..
For Hob Bqilif,
.lGiIN IL DAMON
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
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\ >C>>iD: 4! .toOj:i c.gHt months ms cAllrcl
ANA thc annual approI ria'inn> for tie support
OF; Government have not We, bcen voted, In
decd. scarcely auv;lil. la, jevn lone ior
he Iuilir good Thr ruling majority seem
70 he ,.n.Yn>cio s> tina, Clnarts, has cor
>titucnc, 10 serve. the. seem mindful only
GO, tnym>,t>r--"'' = iar e"d :ar;r own
Ease - " 'i'-> are N Inc minority anu
lin. subjects are brcu.l. up and talked Il.
au,i au ,,i;aarn..,rui rn>u->. For the la>t
month Io:h llu.sr> have been OCCUPIED III
dabhlinc with >"nrou~.,,erc! rri:l,>." cNce,;.
finally. the ic.icirmcy LII nas i,ccn ra>>,!
Ills WIS 10 n4.kc up for ,:c:icicnc;r> IN
!a-t wear, appropriations. Ih" aimini>tra-
lion asked tor S2."""-2"4. lui the loroioco
majority har" ad',l ;,r2 m,ijt,a< D,.re,--
Why ;hi> IA !.c'l do," We cann"i tc!l.Un.cS~
it Is to show t!.rir r.-arl for economy. or TO
max. :, ,,..,,,r ,I.,. H.. ,1,.;.;..r,.;,r :. .,
.'' = ~ '''' i''''> '''''' ava,
~ themselves H..a>A' l.
On the 2!st.Nr Jan,c~of Rhole Island, pre-
scented 4 ii.I amending the Tariff laws, which
Wa rtt,rrei 10 t!,c',onniiticc on finance. /;
provides Tia; duties lie assessed upon import
6! -ooi> according 30 their value here instead
"s'' ~"
SINS '''''' roper sun S'i"'' 'e 'f'e'
RrcoNurxp,<c MS C,xn,n,,r A.
lorofoco ratification mcetinr At Dc.Il,,m Ne
the 10Th. $. II. Aver. Of New U,o,.sl;r.
appeared :, one of the smokers /. an
,,n,rr.I h;r,,,.,f, ro;,ll,r 3 ....
% ''''''' ''' '''''' anu 'o' IN" reason nad
nv" J." '''''' '>> inc hf''ii" III ms be-
''''''' Al lis >lee'o We MA ills remarkable
f''"!' 'I'"
T ,rn / 'C C VA, NE last man whom saw
Con,.n:;o, r.. ss;I 70 49,, ..s;n ao .hon
and see that the Compromise measurcs-in-
gitire Slave Law and a!l-arc endorsed 10y
Here We have Mr. Picrrc's or,!.r as given
10 his best friend, and by him publicly an
no"n"cd III" order is mili'yry-like
cmrtory-and it was oheycd. We commend
1t 10 the free democracy of our state.
Eth Hr;,;,h ca,.ounr,o..
no no, .i..-,
some ne" oT''rr concerning the fisheries upon
'''' ->o!' o'o'ia 'o'>'s-"rins'ns cur fisher
me" within narrower limits. Trouble has
r w. "Pi'''"e'''''' out late despatch from
Washington SAYS that no cause exists to JUS
al: "",' l''''o'' Oh disruption OF friend
'''''"-' Oe'"eS" the two governments"
Cu,r,,,,.>. 60. 49,