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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-30

LARGE OXr,;.-It la, been known to OUT
farmers generally that Ira Braineri. Esq, CT
Danvi!ie, had the largest yoke OF steers ever
raised in this section. Last year ne obtained
the first premium on wears old steers at our
county Fair. On Monday last they were
taken to market hv Lambert Hastings, ESD
of this town. They were purchased by him
Of Mr. Brainerd for the sum of $500. Their
weight WAS 1900 pounds. Ii any body in the
State Ia, lair OF tour wears old oxen larger
than these, we up here in Caledonia County
would Ike to know II.
- \ public meeting was holden at W els
River the 10Th. to make arrangements for
celebrating the opening Of the Boston. Con
cord < Montreal Railroad to that place Al
some future dav. \ committee OF arrange
mcnts consisting Of II. Il. Stevens and
J. $. Appleton. was appointed; also com
mittce Of CORRESPONDENCE" consisting of {. 4.
Leslie. J. buchanan and :. lfu'rhins. The
suli":t OF o,enirr a Road from Wells River
to Montpelier W., also considered.
X Hay is rather scarce, and the price
high. Its selling in The East part Of tii,
town FIR III and So per ton at the barn, tor
The best quality. pofa'pc, are plenty AMI :
cheap tina, ill.,: farmers can afford to feed
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MURDERS AND OUTRAGES IN NEW
YORK.

II,
-'''''''' % '"'', i'hS become an every
day orcnrr"n"" IN the city OF New YORK
l. Is 80 trcquont a. to call for ,re ,l.,,.
ton Of measures on the part Of citizens to -
certain H.. cans. and ,,,l,. .r.,r,, ~
r,;I.. ,r,... .'',.' "!i '''' '''"'''E' ne
''1,'! '';''> ms ''A'h M tn" ~''''ert AID ii
viii be seen attributes no snail share OF The
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-30

road to ;hi, place and il those nov interested
in the matter will move speedily in the rirht
way. it will lie acton1pli,tlei.-5e""nQ'on
H.umer.
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Literary Intelligence


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evidence.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-30
C0AI ~ E0.1iONT.

COAL ~ iELtMONT.
: vein Of superior hard coal has Recently
been d,-co-"rcd g." the premises of Hiram
linsw"~:A. i.*q. in Ca>;,c'on. We are III
.5-n.r! " hose vi, have examined spccl-
mr:.>. t!o' It is o; unusual Sr,:di:y and free
I'M ;i'.!asI. or o.Agr cA.ranvon- ma,t.r-
presenting Tie pure mG'cria! in is most val
ato.e SHAPE. Should there prove 10 be
regular deposit o! con! at this opening. equal
N purity to that already obtained, il presents
another -curJ" OF wealth to the enterprise
III. ca...;, OF or citizens tina; should not fail
q r.. Improved; and added to the resources
.t~.,..v <: co'4r!a:.d, a'i in successful cours"
Of Development, must give to Western Yer
:aoAt Z c,-~te OF prominence uuattl!ned "v
a.. y ",h'.r portion Of the STATE.
We hope ere long 10 give the particulars
Il Tai, discovery, when its extent and value
~'i-} have iaei. accurately ,ietctninod-Rc.-
- L;qHc- Law is Wig Law"
,ssn,2M patriot.
.i..sseo'f is Demo rats: State. l. pco-
rs Ave No'"'' il i:.vor ottha Maine Inv.
Is" j. T. n,.nc -.ti' STATE The last
IT, -a.Hr,' passed law :, i; Il in some plrtc-
-l.'r oa'-..In. even tie >.aine Law. I.irrna-
., ,.-... tr,- c-..4....;. iut & tJaI OF $1,000 i,
-r- it.-.lvA.rs> !. ,,uuisArI severe
r.. .-. '.-.>''. :. ;a.ei has III rruicjy ~ ::
..l--t tie IT,. >...er on ms ,on!. and 1
-. .....-t a@ip~. tie -,i.er is tY<p t,tc'o a
'&..'.-. o., !ai!.
p = Lt- ;-.,- ,.l.,...I l,.,+,.,f, tat,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-30

GEfAr SALE OF LANp.-Durinr the pas.
week the larr, i stI. OF land was closed in this
toNn that We reco.Icct 10 have heard Of I.,tclv.
L:nan Aiwa,cr. Esq. Of tins NiiIagc>oII to 4
C.4.. an IN New York ten H"u>n,d acre< ot
Hqi situated il the town ri Glastonbury. in
tbs Cogntv. for he sum t.; 'Lir'y ho,Npnd
dr.. - It vas M :oabted!v bonght with !.
81. .-;ro-;,+E q =, i!ar,cm 2,it-
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0f The city was built upon low, marHhv ia"H-
that the ground had not been properly Pre-
pared. and that there was and always had
been =,a9u.nt water under the prison. That
these four men were J2's0nt'i IN consequence
oE the foul s:ate Of the cell in which they
were confined. there is no doubt.
APROSPECTlvE WITH MEXICO
News was received, some DAYS since from
New Mexico of movement by Gov. Lane
which has created great excitement III that
place and upon the MeNi~an frontier 1t was
at first pronounced hoax, hut more recent
intelligence from Mexico confirms the origin
al reports.
4 boundary line is OF course the bone Of
contention 1t would be altogether out Of
fashion, these days, 10 trump up anything
else as the basis Of dispute between our
government and any other. \ list of claims
for spoliations, however. is necessary by WAY
of completeness and there are Do~tor Gar
diners enough to furnish the requisite num-
Der
1t would seem that 50 recent a treaty as ours
with Mcxico might b. mutually understood
for at least dozen wear, after It's execution:
vet Gov. Lane understands that it "iyc~ the
Mc>rado valley to ~ while the McxirarS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-30

e EN-';"vcrnor Paine LIT No-:ht.ll.-lc
2!>t, for irvr~. on business connected with =
projected Railroad to the Pacific coast. He
viii lee absent some tire.. or taur months
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DAILY CRESCENT.

:. u AsHroxABIEs ABRoAp.-Mr. Charles Astor
Bffsted, our city's distinguished representative
u the high Court of Fashion, who writes to the
Home journal from g Numero 20, Rue Barbel
dc Juoy," that he can find in Paris no gloves
fit to wear, though he has "pot a bad hand,
and his glove bill exceeds $500 per annum, ap-
pears to have been fallen in with during his
travels by our dear countryman, ]; Ross brown'
who, In his /" Yousef,' just published, daguer-
rcotypcs him as follows IN Y, Tribune
sWhen l first saw him. he was on the way
from Florence and Milan, in quest OF pair oil
pantaloons of particular style. no man IN
Europe understood cutting except Pantaletti.
There was n set in Pantaletti that made him in
idispensable He had tried the Partisan tailors,
Int they were deficient in the knees. II was his
Intention to proceed at once from Milan to Leip-
sic for boots the Germans were the only people
who brought boots to perfection, and decidedly
the best were to be had at Leipsic, He expect
ed to be obliged to return to Paris for shirts !;
there was set in the collar Of the Partisan
shirt that suited him.
His medicines he always procured in Lon
don; his segars he was forced to import from
Havana; his Latakia tobacco he was compelled
to purchase himself in Smyrna, and this was
partly the occasion of his present visit. As to
wines, it was nonsense to undertake to drink
any but the pure johannesburg, which he gene
rally saw bottled on the Rhine every summer,
III UTucI W aNOiu lthpOSitluu lliS WiA,e'S ~
spent chiefly in Spain; it was the only country
where good cream was to be had; but the coffee
was inferior, and he sometimes had to cross the
Pyrenees for want of good cup of coffee. No
mode Of travelling suited him exactly-in fact
he disliked travelling. Riding he hated, be-
cause it jolted him; walking, because it tired
him; the snow, because it was cold; the sun,
because it was warm; Rome, because it was
damp; Nice, because it was dry; Athens, be-
cause it was dusty. (By the way, l disliked
Athens myself chiefly on that account; Bimby
was right there.) But it was impossible for him
to live in America again.
ssWhat could any man of taste do there No
pictures, no ruins no society, no opera, no clas-
sical Notwithstanding at all, except bust
ness and all sorts of business he despised. 1t
was ridiculous as well as vulgar way of
spending life In fact, the only decent people
he had met with were the French a man might
contrive to exist while in Paris. Not that he
approved altogether of the French language it
wanted depth and richness; the only language
worthy of q man of sense was the Sanscrit As
soon as he had suited himself in boots at Leip-
sic, he was going to perfect himself in Sanscrit
at the University of Berlin after which he
hoped to recover from the effects Of hasd study
by q tour through Bavaria, which was the only
country on the face Of the earth where the beer
was fit to drink
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
" IEI CU4RTR rs STREET, WRIGHT co hayHFrosoyed
% sand unryned department their avo 80
vim the all the genuine popuiRr Paer, hcdi
Uuited StateH constantly Ppsa
viii esh ard ample At bS the p'ual maiLe1
poe they enabled 70 ot' for hs neeon
rurohaBera assortment which can be ound @
experience IN tire purchase ara
Patent Meaicine have acquired for couduel hs
liberal scale and prupAedlo
trade exceedingly that the hi
to reAizs cenAge hanyetmeu either aiwhole
be found iril asortieno Of
Al GNU PAENT MEDICINES. The following let oomrisea
unahcd 70 deslsrn IN
arom twenty 1--we cent ch"aforihan Than manpc'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-08

s'a',.rl a y ,g5., at.1'a55 l5
ro-S o. .YYaia a'', 5a ..a's.9 .''.-'
aSi'y a,5lss-s, si,o..s, ..,......
-l'tssarpasd one sails fsyosasia .ars,'. myally
EAR. DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
AZ ss d$as16 spao ,sj ssT * co1Ss
Re ned a y S. at!' sdTs nay ], sss q p.apsstr
dlssaacn t.beals,Sy .si & aeir m.y
a7ds,i , a a. u he a1ary Fas, iyiysoa.
FROM Ms John D. Aioa fti1.,5 0tos. &c., l.,
r. fyap q wa c7;ry RI 5ai 70, sYn
l'5ras e. ,a,aS p one a7 i'ssli 's'esssa,isas,
- ''''' Fsof TN wEaTsgS EnrlRs .
49, H,ss-' 9r i.lor ass.b el.- s 'oa'essa
CITY q W. r- g5 ~ s.6fr s-l Il rs ica. Isseaa
,aty rs,rrr "a oaseva oansd ayrsp ' es'sas.e'-
gRoa "a, 4DwiaD uoena.s o,ss,s, ...
ls,., @ ,s' 'o sl. 49,, , o.. osy , q,
' r. cot / e, Fl r. ,-' s7aeg g Pas,sa r. .ls u,.
Of gs- s 81 ~ .a., q AZ , ,oga' ,,,t.
~ sssol Ga.5a ra,lrs Il s.ria, asary
=, IL .. 5s ii -sa 1s g 15t ia So iiesi =..ais
ovsr as'sr.ls.s.s rs,ps''4sis oraEss ST. ise-.
s-,,. "a L'.,- y ..,,, s--.s'ai ~. sasn
''''l ns-rovs, s.h month so,ts,.
g97g ~ e Re3 ~ ~ Kan r,p ard Dr. Ia
81. I'd giss rsry ita,e, ard ,3.
4.s2sl WI ,5r5 I. bslsa sss &. gs. t-is t aa,i
''. Arc.Eea crag
s-a.esr - b fa.-sss'-g,ts.r
Fq.-,,gLra,', Apr.s'. isI'.
g,-a.=5v Iee.tz ST., md pn-,a ae s.s,s .aai.qa,u
7r.rt ,,,, IS ,ls..eG s,Is..tss,.l' rs f',5
ust H., a.y a',rt 81 ~ y ie.ys ~
D.. Col .-r Z s IL . . I. . e.
,.s.a.o ester ,o H-7 ,'atl ea5a IS. as.a.
rss,t The rapl. ne hea.l W is gaiah l aasa
, S1. e. 81 '"' 'a'''' sg i ya F s2.'.it
WEAKNESS AyD FAF5 y lfiE lR2A5T.
''-ftaal q - seosa PEI -a H. aoa7soa.
essFeih7i as- ..sg e. a-4' e .y g 70 .l.5
rs. as .orss7 IT, o7, 5.fsr via 5a.s.5 ia4 Ia,
w. &c q III -g.gt AZ FL 1-r,rt &
'3Pas.sa E5 3fsPe sg.f..5 a,s..Fsg9, 4.yrz 5E q
p 'Sy-, t-giI "a sosrd lea shsr
I5sl p oRA Ladas sJ5-iraker % assss,,
ras oeasc 80 ss rafarg I'd yi.ssy y D. ps 7,'.
Fsyg 5Isf Fs -. NM r.. e l; s2s " iir'7s
,,n ~ To9sy h' sPs{ sosa.' u y,I q ae 3sd'e9s ~
sa9,i pa' =! yAuell1y All u. Rusa,
SA P'''''s ''s'aT5, e. vel. q. Tti ,is.,
D nsv.asgap Of wal csc ara g,r s7'a ID lks sEa
ri5s 70 ssa sr,s as e Hz,2s m, l1'
FROM uAReEAr1 afreew2".
~ Eeq y WA ef.-. aea I,-e s.s' f3,a al,e y.
o.sa r,.sa.5 ~ Bod is d 7essa,sbi, roaaas v9ai.
FROM ps. ". g. MACINTOSH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-08

1 PLkSTEls.
Sherman poor Mans
IAilehasi tcuT Mans
kllebpeis isuhbrtBqes.s
The Inpro, Cd Poor MAn's,
Jew Dayidis or Hebrew,
peter's Vegetable,
Knapp'a indian,
Whfta's Machine Spread Strength
eniny,
wh..ine'sstrenglheulng,
EiAt's Imperial, ...
Herriekis Royal,
LfNIMENTS,
Bptler'g Bone and Fever,
Bss,luc'z Lotion,
nayig'a IiofFs,
Hunt. hRyel', Sian', Heres
TOOTH PASTES.
.shprmtn'a Compound uTis Tooth,
.TFompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Ipnpsis Toothnehe.
Ln2ENGES.
lsksfwauis Cough, Worm Carirho
CIirr's Worm,
Wistnr's Cough
DROPS,
Esoloron'r Toolbacho,
lgbgrrnar,s IoolhArhe
Wiliiamr's To .hache.j
MISCELLANEOUS.
lThofniA Extract,
Wtner'a Arcanun EEtrarL
Car.er'u Spaninh MinJuTs
MothaT's Reliei,
Mrs. Kidder's Corisl,
Yaughn's Ditiontriptc,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH oh ORtEtaa, CITY Of New Orleans.
De mat on the 18th OF January 1852 before the
bsbst Iucf OF he Foa in aud Tor the
H appsaied Az sander roter frsieul H. Wheeler
Secretary the Home Aut Insurance Of Now O
being duly
accounts Just and true aud the
company. A bROTfIER. Precedent
LAWS II. WuEELEr, Secretary,
sworn and snbbc before this the 18th Of January,
c. V. JOStE, Second Justice OF the Peace
OF the Parish Of Orleans.
~ The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend
cent the earned OF the Company the ending
December serp will b issued on and after
the lst Of March ne
The Company per Seas Rivers
and loss damage by FIRE. at tha premium
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-08

nEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATThRON by accident having little ith in such ers,
. restoration Of Hnr consider ct much service, that take
pleasure making the fact klgwu your bsreut have
Dal for eight years.
Your, et- j. CAiIPBGII Rochsater, \. !.
t- Sold by JAR is wOoDSA Of Common N0ll-
tin, sly NeNNl M
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware Ga
lS HOuse;-ANDREw @. BULL Co, No. II Canal SzHA
street. NewOrlcsns between Camp aud Magazine
Manufacturers and Importers OF SApDLERY and sADDLEwARE
have constantly hnnl complete of
Strides, WHIPS Skin,
Leather Togsps sADDLEs' roofs Trimming every de-
acipinn, al No. II CANAL STREET.
ai2 Iyd1w ANDREW C. BULL 4 CO.
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hi"e ntoi giroa attached 3ith an
fhe teaaed be common remedies, sneh par gorc
-ti l!nhT naos 1e8. Dr. Davs's Compound Syrup wild
ta sred nae IN few doses and three ourts
mother, whole troubled
SHd ms beer guary takng pareg0r has IN
l. E medicine days heY coag ia not UhT 30
tad 70 aa as'1 - she tamHlrnoe ed taking II.
re THOMAS MlLLAR, Al Eace4tseal
' T'rs-a AND fea ~ the SeneTal Agents far
'i p" u Hf'-ttr Goa ISL Caarttts lat. Hswot'eapr,
Whgre II oriGTB UInsi b. nii ltaH1ai4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-08

VERMiFi SEB.
Win r'a Cuaadian,
ga. Fahncstock'S,
Bvainia,
Bsiisy's,
gRyne'b,
Challen't.
sARgAPARILtAs.
o.. Townseud'g,
bailtvif
gania,a,
Winto9pis,
Bri t1lis,
woods,
bulps.
Pills.
Chi. bner's suenr.roalsh PaTrs,iyn
parr's Life.
N0Nstt's Lie,
Nrshps Indian Vegetable,
Hrr1drslhs Vegetable Uni,4raai,
Norrson'g ilyvtiaa,
Leg New London.
gropsria.
ApisrrsrI'g,
Vietar's Gentle Plfeqt've,
Hihsnrd's Apti-biliaus Fain.ig,
\ Tayns'e sanntive,
flsfrick a Suzar-coated,
sarpirgtau'h Foyer sod Aagus,
Covgl's Rheumatic,
Grae Gent,rr,
gprnaeris Vegetable,
Winer's Chamomiis,
peruan.
hllshasis' Health,
AileJasis' Ague,
Evane' Cbamomile,
VNnd.1's Anu.biliorf,
Ingoldby's Pile,
J.yne's hgue.
Hslgsy'e t3oli.
COUGH REMEDIES.
eherinan'n Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Or. Dayis'a Mid Cherry md Tas,
Wmer'a Elecampansss
Wistaris 8alsan,
rbompson's TaT ard N p.he,
| lagne'a EtpeetaGHt.
prncan'a Erpectornai,
/ Bartholomew Enpett7rapt,
/ D.I'syis syIeu " CHERRY,
/ 5Wavueis syrap N!iI Cherry,
sehnsck'uPulnleulo 8yrap,
New En gland Pulmoair Gyrup,
/ TaylQr'sBl#m liy -wcia
ElrTEBs.
/ NoFri'E Phpuif,
Hbumd'e VIVA Chsfry,
" s0dfl Wtid Chsrrv,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-08

q Y0N'S KATHAIR0H-Fo the Growth ana
ESlsELIiSHst&$T oF 4Iis HMG, 10 PIGMENT It's
FAILING UgF, And TURNING GItAf-Awaslcd The HIGHEST
tREAGAS 6f s.s S It's Of Nsrfe.s ll!,so and Al-i-ao, It
leet q Disease Climate and Oh Age tRESERylNG AND :.
STORING He HUMAN HAIR, after blindness u twenty
CeGnss the scalp
Headache sal Head Erypeas. Dleal oths Skin
the most desirable
TOILET ARTICLE
For ladies' Geutlemen THE WORLD perfume equ
Ll5us Choicoa Extracts, and all OIL
ing properties the Hair that saa, brig ST. so lively appear
secured BY no other sti0n
The use OF the kATiARuN is adopted by the first Ply scn
Europe and America and has patronage and sale
the history q the Maaa Medca But words upgruousA
TRIAL ONLY CAN ATTEST ITS RIAL VIRTUE, AS ALitO-S
CERTIFY 70 be hal throughout North South America Europe
an the ISLANDS Of the Ocean, large bottles
Ia Sold by JARVIS & WOODMAS,
NILS 10 Magazine Common -srAafs,
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JOHN R.SHAW, Vice President.
Try. New0rleaua, Jan. Is, 1853.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company,

- tGccGuy With squisons psny
Hatn,!sbe following .atsntbt;
e0rat pran foE vesrsud }y1sss 7
atop 1aus'o ae1 slE lily a. lsS2..... aG y
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n Tlo &STREETERlS PATENT INSULATED
" LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR. Travelling Am, ysptas 10
shc Cd nd above
Sss TT' oSERf Co. Assn 70 Camp a. aey,s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

Ne request our renders In the dit-
lcfoi.i parts II Rutland County, 10 forward
ns any aems u local ness tina, would add
iiasies, 10 the psPor. 4 country paper is
valuable bi ~ locai news Tins furnish.
ing q hon,c ness cams, ell be dsne by us
bot &c fiasi depend on our frenas around
the Couniy Whatever IS done 10 your
peigibofhoed a iosn, tina; would Indicate
year prosperity. and ~ould interest the
guhlse, scbA m account of II 20 The home
rsPcf. Newspapers are the s;op-,ellcrs
of tia. day. and they are good dAguorrec-
types q the Intelligence and prosperity Of
The people among shich they are publish-
81 (, your freed just msrnod Say ~
IN The Be~spspcr !, IL the bsss proof
tbs, be- intends to become useful citizen
And ~ houcsi man. iiss a rclsnyc gone
oul q tbs world Record the event IN a
newspaper. ssd It eoo. into thousand
quie, hnuios here 700 ~iil End Kind sym.
J'aihy. and perhaps long remembrance.
We srr quite in rsrucsi about this, and
bop ouf reader all uH fail to aid W.,
and sill establish custom, q furnishing
us local ness
We al GO cammunir atoms and CORES
ponAepce. So they sdd greatly 10 the Ia
tefesi Ia a newspaper, sui arr often worth
ten tune, ~ inarh ss the editorial, because
ihsy Indicate ~ha; the people err thinking
shout,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

SENATE --ti,vssy-rsss - wh,gs ~
ysr.wss. 4 fro.as-ss. Dt'ss n Awhi-
.ssr s-x-sar,. Assssry ihrtuns. rna,sf,
n,rrfit Tsstsr. lisra.
HOUSE Drsarcstt, I'a whirs u 3
Pre- s.a 4 spasir- isus Brye cls1A,
J. " Tas1yy
TIE ses-sar oy,cns wsh no'iccs So u's
tsssoAscsior u b.ls g. appropriation q
haa 10 the caaaroeiasn u Rstlrgnas 40
TIE Weston SiAiss. Nsfisas rsis al
ls u..6s SO ct~cu'ire ccrcspou1rucc
vrh fgrc,ga ns,ian. tn osisbiishssc'a
oSa lar 4 MAJ siosness h,sscen Cab.
forum sal ,l,s Saad-icA lsitnas y csil~d
far
Essh Scnais 10 siio-ea hve daily ne-s.
papcrs. 4 rs-olussua ~ss introduced 81
the sp,safsaseus & q Committee q hFc 20
ei,quir, into The fearful mrrisliiy on ship
bard
SrssTt For.
eigu Rciaiiosss, Ma.an d Va. Commerce.
lismin u Ne Manufactures, Wright u
NJ Puhiie i.anss, Drdgc Of Iowa, Md
itAry Aaairs. shields 81 ~. Naval Aasir,
Z G~in q Cal lpdian Affair.". Sebastian OF
! An Claims, B,odbcsd Of Pa. De. u Co
lBnbia. Norrls Il \. " Judiciary, Builcr
. ofS & Pcs, Ofices aid Pos, r,ad-, Rusi
Of TcSsr Raads and Csnsis, Bright of lpd.
Patents. Jauses OR. I. Territories, Douglai
q w. Printing, Mallory ofFiorida, Pcafcs
q Nd. senator Foot u Vermont y on ,h'
Com. on Public Lands.
lloUsr CusNtrr1rs. Chaimcn, Flee
tons, Stanton Of Ky. Ways and Means
Houston, Claims, EAFcr,on, Comme rec
Fuller, Public Lands, Disney. Pos, oifice
Olds, DIS. Of Columbia, Hamilton. Judicia
~. Stanton Of Tenn. Revolutionary claims
Peckham, Public Expenditures, kuuy. Pm
waite Land Claims, lIillycf Manufacture,
Mc'Nsir Agriculture, Dawson, Indian Al
fairs, Orr, Military Afairs, Benton, Militil
ChAs,in, Naval Affairs, B,cock. Publ,
Bindings. CrAige, Foreign Affairs, Bagle
Of Va. Tcrrstorics, Richardson, Pension
S,aub. Roads hne Ccnals, Durham, Mill
age, Harlan, Expenditures iE State DEP
Wells, Expenditures in Treasury Depar
meni, Stewart Of Mich. Expenditures
the War Dep, kI,iredgc, Exp. in =. {
Dep, Silly, Public Buildings, Edmundso
Hon Alyah Sabin Is on the latter Con
Hon. James Meacham Is on the Judicial
Committee.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

sii-iing iac ffs,a. ng thf h.te
g-Tflsrlssl A1s,s si ~rH vha.u hstc
rsu,.Ts or laFrHr 70 pifA ia- oruu-
tr,. 1T au phu BE- hurgei up g. be 2"
fiy they. Thry vy tHa truth has hoon
inld thrn, ua, puiy par of ~ The Oct
b.. rsrn cruc 60 Oregon thinking o. Tod
lsui n1uiue ulth milk an boHr,. 70 ~
iich speedily ans hive etg. & h quite
nsinful. then, that phcn ,hcy STRIVE. dt-ti-
tote Of nralrl snl iu usuy casrs 90 utter
poverty. having lasi everything on ,hc
plains er IN "a. moun,sins vfihnu cn-
pleyInrui. without energy. and eiiiiow
inruls. anl hnj na surplus oi pruvtaous.
snd price. sh.ch nome hut gold hcaupg
countries know anything about thcs
,houil -nmstimcs b. little depressed in
spris The snonef mere hdteuiurcfs 81
every class cease 10 come - Oregon tho
hr-'rr 10 ui'l be fof the country. and the
fewer dtsappoiu',nru's viii be experienced.
No country knov uf wants. Just now. men
Ut steady and industrious habits, Of enter
pnse and pgrsc, crruce, who vii pursue a
productive employment and be satisfied
with wins, comes OF II. be 1t much or little.
more jhpn Oregon
Ni' lNNtANHfl Ffstf 80 Nti' '''"rNf'NN IAANN ITO
iho Territory has closed. having made scv-
cral ocroos. occtsionod great expense, and
interruption Of trade and business, and re-
suited In treaty quito a. likely To- be bro.
ken as the former onrs have been. capt.
ALprN. Of the United States Army, was
dangerously wounded. Gen. lANr was
also wounded. hut not 81 severely bat that
hc has attended 10 his business, aud started
for Washington.
Oregon city Is growing vigorously, ~
crcas,ng in trade and population probably
rs iis, a. any place IN tins valley. Til,
old Spectator, the oldest paper ia the Tern
tory, suspended awhile last Spring. has re-
Nivcd again, aud bids fair 10 run long an,
prosperous course.
The Methods, Church are about startin.
religious paper, which will no doubt b.
published here. The Temperance cause i
not without ITS friends. Sentimental,
meetings are held in all the principal towns
and the subject Is kept before the people i
every possible light, The Maine Law I
advocated by many, and a petition Is bein
circulated for signers, TO be presented to tn
next Legislature. Nobody supposes tina
such law can now be passed, or tina,
passed, il could be enforced, yet II is deem
ed advisable TO feel the pulse Of the TER
tory through the Legislature.