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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24
ASA IEAGNIFIGEST sI'OCIk or 1889
Is s $50 RY5sGOODS. eas s5aeeg
-sb--' VIM. re- SEEBY. iis'i!s4


VIM IT, SELBY.. , .'isg5sss
MONROE sTREET Wheeling Va. Is pow receiving
latest best OF oar
count u uy seectele essly of theS5 50 ~ al
nj ai51i,f all loFRING TRADE. ~ s1sh sliishi
Ofthe best abTics, designs aud coolss to which CTs
spectIly aolieits an fom his old customers
oIoTHsIifs stock consists In pat OF The bcstfhast 81
1i and o: thsps variety OF CoiQls both Foreign ana
reat Iatfety Of tie ehoic fancy Goo,s.
SATlNETTS-llack, Blue Stce. mixed, @ncy GIeenAnd
5 BIOwla. &c. Merry fH and complete stQali also
,,i-.,s.,, Twe9dS and Cy. Leans OK ~ 81. ~
OVER fColOted hIAnketS, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety. i9Ttie
RRlNTA NeIy lniee stock OF Tie best makers Of lhSt
~ nladdeT colo. s. AsYel as tho ,ln0St common Kind
OF low pltccd mi hts Iot com OTIS DC, - a
DRESS hams, mouse de lhitsi eInbi tuStte,
sU1yIain and fig black Alpacas, as well rs OF col0a
Ist of the best both figured and plain Z.
~ 81 and plain, acotets, Swiss aud Scotch milk In
l bda, hook cotton laces, Gdgibg etc,
uaAb ilyaTetys Al fish linens. aaa gHd s5a
CAPSMenss boys and vel e aHd caps,
- also Mexican hats, most desitAhte lot g
ALSO shaWiss ribbons, hosiery. dmbi6a4I brown ana
Ii bleached mtslns, ShkTtins, chsclcs. Ticking, dc
Ge;, t0eether with a ilil and complete stQek ri
Notions oil M Sol Is, usually w4nled; and at6seth
@ or teeiWE SsSIii ed any stock Is so complete TIM
when Il IL eInImhe and the ptireA told NVli b
found in all superior 10 en-
taug1I fSF ' ','iE'. 81. i. ssf.tsY.. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

RAPID BUILDlxG-'.How rapidly they build
houses now said Cornelius to an d4li asqqaih5
lance, as he pointed to neat two-stoTy house )
they are already putting in the iehts'' re-
Joined his friend, f'ext week they viii put in the
t1per.R ilasg, f.l.,s9 f, asst d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

y Q US.
s. 1Gstt;dS AZ Tine from al
aristsi H.. Il caused III:
Iabr gos ~, 81 u tllat his life
ip Il Iim Is S ln s!ei fordersd
is,t3 beTrs - ~ OF Ipprovine
q = Y ~ %' 1eealH aeb n lbs Iestirn q
p q, ,5.s s9lls IL enteEtainel 81
: ~ I5Ins been added
oossas BY H1|f7 Is not rom Their
ttustelglt asp eia ebeenHiofe before
~ QUO 1ifi 4 bud teWlnen in his
Ess.slet, hsys wi ecmplisl eIits.-
g'ssnt w Sf4 ~ anan Of fashion,
w., Ne stsls SO hFst 4 81 bie writer In LonE
don some On Ii,arera 81 4 srs,Io.L
~, sS.1 - lteo sIltAe most eminent
PI9IeS otSl y a is eonmbu iois Ia the
pres eyino y IA i3i n ssISeS5,t y s''f
"a tila ii became acquainted with
LOUIS LOUIS Nap aft the amy Of the
y pl.ace M s{a own residence in
a!!Ss IH pkt1 ~ sSeftalf times Ton dinlo-
u LlaIle 9tbf ltA waswell 9ual Itied but
the Primo fhaIly sslctediim lof i nost
tor Nhlel rliaIai tainnpf and refined taste
SO eietne hedhBh. n was appointed SUI
pennte1 ai ne aus With handsome salary.
Ebuthegy ldtl0lg to e11YthiS mark Of an
preeiat IA Bel as helt5y Louis Nap6i con
N. de intEe PreSse ives terday eyeninel
mann ism of the;onnt q Orsay, SAYS
-4ssE he dis death a1Se will beieen4E
" tea a9awous fr1lh Of the, deceased
IN ls EE sland iIal fanksof s6ciety
al hhcians In London Gore
aq lto alI Plitical exileS, wheth5k
lguls Bon or Louis Bland
I'D of fo'qne, Eand 10 all the +
y ~ scienc In Paris he had
y b whoeyf6 knocked at hisTlooI
), l ~ stotune, oleE HtIe aid and Fenl
cement Of PROCESS, was meet with a1
lHaOte LfeephQn, AMI to receI cordial cO-opera IL
non. Before the q Of Deanber nobody nndeE
ilGIer or more reiterated eat for a policy Of
lHe el eoatse and of the hi aspirations af-6
u she "a OF December no ma xefted himselfmoreh
Sss9age the stroke of pFoSbtidn. Pierre Dusk
,Ohs SHOWS this, and can (etifyit. Tbe PreS;-
e'tt the Republic had MT shi6fe devoted anal
lncef mend tEan Count &C and It is Mt n
lOnent " hen the Prince hid ttathed him to biSl
e!Son ny the title and unctDnslf Superintendent
w eau1 arts that he lost hafofayer. Thisist
l1epHnble loss for the caIIs Of ruth and for
Il OF tho Republic! 81 palaces have
=; ~ ~, open to truth-t door of friend
u sls1 the ti66r ofadversity- iendsbin which
10 hat lightning $50 thunder. In
S!o e77equal justice to althe instice of
l y, dea q holds the scales cunts DAYS when
G S,s not 10 mlsasuregiftS. Alfred was too
81 l-7awtnn heat and elFhtsfis mind - ;,
ne ASte, antique beauty, athlet6 StFenptb h ! in !
inpasa bic all the exerrses Of he body
" attitude in all the ats 10 which he &
sllsq 1lnsettt (tIawing painting asculpurel 81
- 81 SLSay ha too many giftSi his DAYS not il
reck9ned has been
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24
TOBACCO AND CIGl.APs

VIE opened his stock Of SuueIior 10
neaf SISet Aley where will be found 81 tie sbtcs
- as o. Cigars Of I05SinS
" 81 GaRohes La N0Tmssy CSTS
SS fall Spanish Com
RuSssl& IeoblnSods; Crafts iJt6pISs
sonstlftH f}al d 1874 lat t9 SER 81 Iiii.5 N
M 9lj a35I flNUBRs itI ,!aaI "a 81
GoHgTela Aaooabpj Scotch, Cut and Dry oI
undersigned els thankful FOR Avon heretofore "a
slowed and would respectfully solicit p0fon a pubic
illl.s Sos Is WIN l+ i, HoWsRR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

GtFJtAl u! u tl1lE4llH Aisa
RNsP r t6s
'Lalt 'NAl. Z ~ si5Iis & sil.is
VIZ E5sFs, i spEEy J. rs g q
And :lds OF ~ Wy ~ 81
As 9 ten 4 mi 4,
/ d .he iald "a Y MY
!, 4. the q
/ = q: 5, s. .ls a
IaGsISie s. s! m tlaf q de- 81
heeIingi mat
4 lei ke "a ,ls
T 3sEnlsh N6ffI ts sal
aus Is 81. nc Y 1: 1;
"a I i! Z
/ s e IN ~ 10 Snce
i- 1ert III llsIis ~
MANGI &
81 :, Hhslff = ttlfs1 8 r. ~ 4
gi : aaiH 9 Is ~
ia ~ n. I 1lB. ~
.iADIN q ~ "a s seF..
ItsGl. n "A IS ssla
q y side, 5,
hitting (, ast 9 Ill
) Az ytaa. ia.so
n Is sikiss
s5eepts sISsl sTin re disttst ia
leaytng a. 4 ).
and cOnet, i..e
Inledr f,NS45' - . =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

Gg The most llfluenti al mai, in a free county
atleast is hemanwhoh has the ability as well8as.
the courage tospeak what hethinks, when occasion!
mayrequireit II, :. , @l to5 9a '5.,i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

6iaiIneiieEd tNIass.l Republic
he agent for disposing Of liqi
~ aiiafge BUSINESS and add
1e5a fearfu / amount Of slckI
cRanic arts are furnishing
.gda 9lP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

froearest,. youreany must dis
that opens the door fot me,
u. 1udeht every day p SAID la.i an
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24
CINOINNApI. J. lMARkRr,

M. % isst'lI ~ ~ L ,s7 .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

Joseph R99Inger'Oll' of P6iladelphia, has been
confirmed blythe Senate azSIiniss: ls vice Ablo,t
LAWRENCE resigned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

,rD,s,, ANTs,-A party of SE
il ,vts though the stieetsof BE-
I'M IL he nine large wagons MY
tln,ls4 Is females Onlthe top, q
lon;;;s 6lm,1sKets, and bearing
hIaiil1 bia3 The land Of the ne
81 noE toll dassachusetts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

8TEUBENHEEI.ES WHITE G4IEAp.ss
NEY ARE 70 furnish, any qantity stenben.
n mite Lead, war ahted equal II not superior
81 PittsbdIgh OF CINCINNATI brands Essa
.ts5 q stf tiiss5t i-ifi n lSIisS q CALnWEEht
5sf4 ? y q - = a gents for ManulletuIeEsz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

~ The Death of Jon Van BuIen Is announced ii Wis
;onsil paper hefoTeR Qfrolfse it is lstake aid yt
he sdltot proliets uibe eason for his announce
He md Just been TeatLg Johns SHeec at NeW6u GU
ing tic whole hog io ieree and uqualihedly 6nt
aprened TO cast his ee f. ON that tho following
Que Of that s0aayotite gtahdaons speeches soIu'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24
Aien'toleI

't have thought Of dOingsisi =
my father ..; e : : IS rs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

spiS lss4 Is Spiritual Confer
a;med Boston with permanent
4 81 z dl IS s. 4 j 4 q i,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

n no Glass nFanufaeturers.aasl
VITEhaye CONSTANTLY on hand lfle stock of Japand
ttsaJaT Covers 81 IN sizes, No. 1s. -.
.Aaissef.s tvyds CAYNtoOB COS Kiln q CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

.,f,rrlhp; u GOLD Stu NRH, YORK; Ia, $50
CONTINUE INT 70 publish tie following Bg Period
TIE Lon9oH Quarterly ,erisis, (GO,tstt YedifesE
9te EtiHsAEgt Regiels, 6FPIigl) jol;ii5i4 sisR9.i
1de NoTth BTitiah ReDielc, (Ffce ChlTch1
RvsstPqAstg sRepislg 6T4ls ss no M si
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

vo. Inns. Jones has comp
,Ii" mop sre.not straw berries enoI
aa I"als with a sweet smile; an lfi
/ e f. T ISI ths same time kicking
2 wiz i1iRder the table heal
t. ,So you. my dear, they dOn't
We. ''ii6 ~ go 81 I'd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

GDering the "Shinplaster'' days, awell known
'relh barber in Washington, issued certain ftp
'en5 bit notes, W hicE purported on the face to he
edana ble in specie, at sight, when presented in
um no less than five dollars; or, singly, good for
sire at his establishment One day, while oc-
W in lathering down acuStomer, he was accos-
Cd a boy who merely held out to him twoof his
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

'lss aSSIs Heu' U man attempting to pick hisllI
nlthe water Seven bodies recovered this ftes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

! - SoEatS,. ay.-a mere Iise of
81 - ~ Iied like crftEs in
sy ", - !, 20 IN last at Leland he
,;mni , ~ ia think of thas'nce
!. Ipr9 az ~ ned to as old Enety
e. Que wen q ven I Is 55,isI Is
The TI6s,E o al says there is amar
Uily in fb1i dog thatwin not E5rln !.
h snts,4 he least intdxicatet 7
itsI t6att ~ f0resees 'atime' betYse
hster anil md, out q cgn IE
lie latteIsl : entrance. 80. W. sa4 ~
al ladies q IKE IKE, 70 pq W
t--Erch4 ,Fis55,s1iii .skaIs 4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29
As a Dyspepsia Curer

", H""@ht"n'- rrf-in ha~ ~, ~. H.. 'r'-' '''
Vc.."'> effects in curing cases 'f G'ii.l'--''t
nervous decline, and dI>irl,ic cnli>li'''. '-
impossible I" "lv" t!Ic details of c;i-e- "a i'
al HIS advertisement: lat :u,hc,,irat'i'.
ha'" been gwen al more than tx. flr.'''.
able cure, in liiladepiiia. N-H l''rA
a'one- lhr>c wrre l.carly AL Gr-fr,.,'' g..
the cures were not 'lily RAPID AMI ~ .'-'-
acTnancnt.
l. j. u =rca: nervous antil":c. :,.! ~
u~ciu. i'r tendency T. liii,U~ q -''g'''r. l.'''
i.;ilnt. fever AMI Aguc. ct badly treated ''
a-u', and the evil effects ui 'Ualinr. Nr.''-'.
other drug upon the digestive "r@s.,-. a'i.i
sickness. h>n, furrNrr>> IN eating. s'.. T.. -,
u>c OF ardent spirits. II almost rcc'ic.'>
with i'itelnleramcr. -..-
llr. H"u@htons rcl,-iu l. -od l.. n''lf'H
dealers III tiue !ru-s~ ami popular me!
"ut The United >ti'c~. Ii ! lrfsT'i y, =.
and in ilni4 i"rIn-ani in prescription vs.
'I~e Of physicians ,sr
Private circulars for the Use al ptv-''ia' : '..
10 ohrainr,i ofnr. lI"uglit"n n his :-'ii'> 81
NJ th,. whole process ut preparation, ana 60
authorities upon whirh the claim 81 III j.
rlv are based. A. il i not a secret rene.
lection can De r;Ii>...i Il ;sinst IL H. ~ H.. r.,
in respectable standing and regular l'ric'.''''
one dollar per bottle. -..-.rs
OnsIavL THI>, Every hottla Of inr = :, .-
rnE,Siu liars The written -iJuatare 81 =. =
ION, MI, sole proprietor rhila!e!rhi''
right and trade mark secured. ,,;,,.
Sold bv all Druggists and Dealers III Mc,l'i
AGEHT>.-.I. {. BINGHAM, II. Joiii'>' r.
Wholc.a!a y Retail Agent; J. Weeks, i''''
.i!!..: :. X. Collins. Montpelier. ~;
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winch tor beauty. STYLE and quality cannot ne got
up by any country manufacturer. The old store i
the Piac" to get fashionable and good easy tttiur
Hat, ready made wv DFCkEp
April o. 1872 80.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29
Garden Seeds.

H'Ht h"-t assortment If fresh Garden aad Elovar
u -'efs in the ."riIi.r;' "al he founIa.
:! LEWFTT \ COS
y 'arro' 7rs: E..l. .,,,., r.,f, .,. -,e ~ H.
] -. N,' a., IL ;.-
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To the Travelling Public,

i'E Undersigned respectfully informs his friends
d and the travel linz public generally. that he has
,'"r'h,>e1 III" well Known TAVERN STAND at
Dauvilie Green formerly occupicd Lv Unr,co r.
ans. and more recently by Charles Varncv. whers
ne designs I" k"epa first rate House of Entertain.
ment tor man ami beat. lie would asa further
say that he intends to repair ana tnorouchl, ref,
the house. so rs 10 render il sill more nnr,i,ii
and convenient Hotel than it now is By strict at-
rif'II To- tn" wants of Travellers and by reasonable
charges. IN al ca-es he hops I" merit and rcceiv.
the public patronage. JOSEPH PRESTON
nanvil!", April 22, 1852. non
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29
Hats and Cans:

Comprising Nix Has 81! ,aro,.~ ;:,.i,i,.> Mems X
boys h"~>ui'I. Meas ;.i.l Boy No.l ana C!l..a-
rrli~ fur ana rlaiu Hal.
l"g'il'I = "a good assortment caps. ..r,! 81
iati all III" KIM. qualities AMI tyr> tl.at ar ,.-,
ally kept ma City lat Store.
AMI he would taxi Ill opportunity of,;,,r,,,
IL he j. manufacturing hi Hat and C:,,> and r,n
c"incntlv saving hi Inn" AMI profits and IL he has
tor several ycar> past been engaged in The largest
manufacturing establishments; II Tie hind IN New
Ln@ianihr ia.cr~ himself Ina, Ice ,.:i, ,,r p,l'y .
'hrn cheaper article OF the >llr quality. hr, -
HI"l m ,'y! nm! finish to amy which may i i,r!
in the city %: Eo-,,r
Md tx strict and proln,. attention To- hi, ,r,,..
ne feel assured he shall receive 4 liberal I,--,.,
HITS MADE TO ORDER bg t;s<e or
S'nq'c at smart nofic..
y T. Particular viii lee given t. shaping 50
that Hats Nlll III easy and comfortable 10 liz, head
-. .'"lnishury. April IL. IN52 76,,f
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SPRING AND
Summer Style of
Il cots 4 s hoes,

H,w'mhcr me nh Lin Eoot INIT .Sboe Store >
ON can bt, more Shoe, for vorr ca.il tier. than
at any other Store or Shop in CALEDONIA
I W M J. ana Greater variety. Latest >t,le
"cnt> fr"''y' ,ali Boots. scwcl or begged mae
I" Order and warranted: and finally AL kind Of
Custom work done to order
All kinds Of Leather for sale. GIrElr tnr C,su
SL"' mHi,rs kii< Of all kinds. and .a,nJ ,.,or,
mcnt constantly on hand and for sale.
hav" Jn>t returned from Boston with Il large
stock, which WIS bought for Cash. and om conf;
dert that the quality and price
WILL BE SAT- SFACTORY.
L0i'eS an" G'"h'mc". Please gre mr. a raR
GEO. e. BARNEY.
s.. .T"hn>hurv. April -. lsi2 76mf
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Scientific Evidence.

i'"ron l,rl'ig in hi cc,chra',,l "a - . D..
chemistry. >:lv>: An artificial ,.-.--'. .-
analogous I" the Gastric Inic" .-a,- r-..a.
Jared from the mucous membrane 81 - = '.
81 ne Ok. Ia which various articles oi,.,'!. E
and "-->. viii he ~".tened. change :i-. g.
l''~t IN The same manner * ihry a,.. .'- b.
human >t"narh'
Cali 'n the Agent. and 81 u ,l,.-rl.,'.sr CT
T'';>. givil," large amount ri -ri,'i;i~' go
similar I" lie above, Together with report r r.
narhIlc cure. from al 1.Irfs nf H.. L.l.e. -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29
FEMALE CO.NpLtJNTS

Nv
AMI comprises Ill the arrangements To which 70
males are liable by the pccuaritic> of their nrc:r,li
Iat'"n. AIn"n@ these are PrulapSrrS Teri or Ina
"i the Womb: Chronic Inflammation and Uccr:,-
ton "i the Womb: Incidental II;rmorrhagr or Flood
me: Fln"r Alhu-. or Whites: Chl"ro>is: Painful.
Suppressed and irregular Mrn>truation. &c. with
AL th"racc"mpanying evils. Cancer excepted of
whatever duration and severity. All THESE COM
f1Hr> can he pleasantly safely and certainly rem
"dlrd bv tEl~ preparation.
Ike claims al this medicine to the confidence Of
the public III" strengthened hv the fact Of its having
received The appreciation and liberal patronage of
MANY rl:"N1NI.>T MEMEFES OF TIE MEpICALFAC-
Iri III the nItcI States. some ut whom have vol
unfairly gwen letters of commrndatinn (<cc pa,i-
phct) sustaining all that is claimed for the Catholi-
con Is Il curative AGENT
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above dis
case, together with testimonials from ladies Of the
Us certified by the most salts
factory authority in the pamphlet to all which the
atrh'i"n OF lh'iie> and Practitioners i respectfully
invited. can he had Gratis at nv store sold hv
d. {. BINGHIM st. .khpJng.
/. Il. PtCkHAM. VI. L. flea. y. \.
t. ID. FLEMING. NJ. u. y. Bedford. NJ.
ID. \. F""TE. NJ. H., Syracuse. ".
references II. NJ. Mills NJ. u. E"chc>tcr " Y
W. ". EIE>E. NJ H.. CITY Of y. York
!. {. OEIICK. NJ. -. Baltimore Nd
W. FEE>C"TT. NJ. T.. Concord, y H.
'eNtrai Depot. 36S broadway N.IOrk. I7G6,ns
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DR.. Anarchists | lrrire ('alhe|icon.

He rI>CnlEENn I
III tf"HI rEIrt-
EtIl"N Ht> I>rAl:-
Il>'IIp 4 INV IEN
IN rHE HI>T,hI:Y ~
Hi HEALING. ALT:
II i. il.!1j'h. "lir 81
Il" - "d;r-i Medical
l"~c'v-rsc> II IL
Agr. hcrir>r il viii
cure m"r-ia;gu nii."
tr;I'l.- ct Il class ri
distressing diseases
incidental tuirln:llr>
III every Stage "flii,'.
AMI W hic Ii have
heretofore resisted
M' inst ,.foItS ~
he ~ NCni pyo-
rrao l.,,,,.l ILL.,. -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29
Summer STYLE Hats.

~ received AZ the Hat, Cap & Fur Store
~ [ NDIlE lE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29

IF i Is stated t!,ata couple of travellers
lately took .odg rings for about ten DAYS n =
tavern in York county. Pa, and Jared sunni
tlousl,v, drinking two or three bottles of wine.
daily. The last day dispute arose about
the speed Of their horses, and thew at last =.
gree" to enter on the ''protitablc contest
The landlord was appointed Judge, each be-
ing the rider Of his own horse. When they
were mounted. the 1;fsc, like those at Inc
Olympic Games, gave the word. me. tro. tb,,e
""f g"' OF they went, and have never
been heard ctsncc.
AN oIn rENf'SIEEE.-Mr John IunJ
died in Nashua on the a0th ult.. aocJ s;
The amherst Cabinet states tina, i, ,uLscr;b-
ed tor that paper at its commencement in
1888, and has been a constant subscriber +,
the aav Of lis death aud is believed to bav,
Kept pc nc - ihc ,ar.- from t,y T..
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SUNDAY WUEK.-in the National Con
ycutiuN of Printers, held recently at Cincin-
mt. tn" subject r' Sunday work camc up
NJ! l,ogcr! a DELIBERATE from New York city
~,ttrd h., h. har ci:-n stood at his case, all
N"nuE afternoon, setting up a sermon that
VAS dr!lNcrcd III the morning. tram Tire mnnu-
III II iL' rl"YH'p"n hm<'Lt In ono in
stancc. he sad. that the manuscript was
fresh from the pulpit. the subject Of which
VS. the strict "b,,rrr"cc otM, .M5haM dag
The Office of the Norwich Courier. Nor
via Conn. was destroyed by fire ON FRIDAY
morning, 1t is supposed that ii was set on
fire ~ an nc,n:mry, u. a skeleton kew was
'"nud IN the door. i.a;9 Covered Ly in>rl-
...n'c.
c. The lIarl'or,! lines prone,iaccS Lola
Non5rA Il haa.ir.' ami as. il Tue 'Sri.l.l,
dame she i'ouncc, about Ike a >tpc, Iar. aa,!
,.,n,h,, hcr small clothes RAISING them to
H.: wa;~;, displaying Z. dim, srrawny leg.
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Ready-Made Clothing.
Be it also Remembered,
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any, the very existence of people is staksd
upon the issue. Aud ifin this dark hour of our
trouble and woe, when a great battle for Free
dom and the rights Of the States has been fought
and lost when traitors walk abroad Ut noon
day, and openly claim and receive the price of
treason; when our allies desert us and join the
enemy for "considera' ion" if we east our eyes
beyond our own borders and fad one man,
calm in the storm, firm in the eternal principles
of truth and justice brave in heart and unsub-
dued in spirit, daring to defend us, and to fight
against all odds, for our rights our liberties and
our laws, that man 10 James X. Pauldng
PAcoLET.
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Proceedings Of the Whlg National Conven
ton.
SECOND DAY-EvENIEe SESSION.

SECOND DAH-EVENIFG SESSION.
The Convention was called to order at 6
o'clock, when the journal of the morning was
read.
The President stated the question before the
body to be on the substitute offered by Mr.
Ewing for the second resolution of Mr.. Duncan
ms given in the former proceedings, and which
resolution had been amended by Mr.. Jessup.
Mr.. Ewings substitute is as follows:
RESOLVED, That the committee shall consist OF
one delegate from each State, selectsd by the
delegates of said State
MIR. Jessup moved TO amend this as follows
That each member of said committee on reso-
lutions shall be entitled to vote so many votes
as the State he represents is entitled TO in the
Electoral College.
This was in substance the same amendment
which had been adopted as an amendment TO
Mr.. Duncans resolution.
A point of order having been raised, the
Chair decided the amendment Of Mir Jessup out
Of order
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EVENING SESSION.

NN@NNANt''
The Convention was called to order at five
o'clock
Mr.. Ashmun chairman of the committee on
resolutions, presented report saying that reso-
lutions had been adopted in committee with al
most entire unanimity, and that they were ready.
Mr.. Choae made an eloquent speech strongly
in favor of adopting the platform, and concluded
amid tremendous cheering.
Gen. Chas. Anderson, of Ohio followed in
an eloquent adore. 8, sustaining the resolutions,
and was repeatedly interrupted with cheers that
made the building shake. That the series of
acts of the thirty first Congresa--the act known
as the fugitive slave law incuded--are received
and acquiasced in by the Wing party of the
| United SsCtes IA a settlement in principle and
sustenance Of the dangeroA and exciting ques
tons which they embrace, and so far as they are
concerned, we will maintain them and insist
upon their strict enforcement, until time and ex-
| perieuce shall demonstrate the necessity of fur
Their legislation to guard as. ust the evasion OF
the law on the one hand and the abuse Of their
powers on the other, not impairing their presen
efficiency, and we deprecate all further agitation
of he questions thus settled, as dangerous to
our peace, and will discountenance all efforts IL
continue or renew such agitation, whenever,
wherever or however the attempt may be made;
and we will maintain this system as essential to
the nationality of the Wing party and the in
tegrty of the Union
Mr. Bolts followed Mr. Anderson and rebuk-
ed Mr. Choates allusiou 10 members having
letters in their brooches pockets from certain
candidate and denied the existence of any such
letter.
A delegate from Florida said that mesber
from Virginia had such letter