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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, as.

"BYRoN, OENEsEE CO., N. Y, Ocf. 10, 1877.
"Messrs M. T. WALLACE& & CO. Some time last WIN
my wits became debiitae3 from tho effects uf L
s,vhSa and Nurng Sore Mouth that she could not in hsf
child perform any household labor Her medical trene
varied according the advice and prescriptions
II the most eminent physicias until skill was exhaust
sd m useless efforts. She became very skeleton the:
Al the time she commenced taking Bydafs Medicfas sbo
weighed than ghtyfve pounds but ey the tnss
he hal taken four bst2es sle became perfectly well The
re IL so perfect that she s enabled TO do all
AIRY household work, and gained thirty pounds of flesh In
bur weeks Yours truly, &. b. GALENTINE."
The reader will Observe that Mr.. GALEHrfaE says "ow
wiIL." He, Informed by 4, s. TERRY Esq, "
Aa MIA bns I'm diedI mo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest;
One Dollars Worth

How much CANCER-how much SYPHILlS-hoY
much SCROFULA-1will doHay's toorh OF BRkNTv
PL'RIFIER euro Read the following statement which
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

DEiRS in abuilancc, Of various qualities,
L cln'Mnty oa hand aud for sale by X. VIII
SON 70 Thames.sl. s27
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

INTEELIGENC IF OFFICE.
V'IIE subscribor wishes To inform the citizens
L and visitors ~ Newp ~, that they can get
suited With the best Of help. Persons wanting
vi ices can got suited by calling "a, this office.
Also, Passage certificates and Drafts AT sight
from one pound upwards; payable on all The
Banks ,n1 Branches of Great Britain and Ire
land. JOHN ID. BYRNE,
i26 No. s Levinst., oUoosite Catholic Church.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

DEARs.--Thc ceIebrated Buium Pear, alss
L virg,lo, Barilc,t's and Crawiord's At
YOUNG n SMITHS,
20 Ill Thames street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM! !

Mr. A. HOITSTANDEk, merchant, Obeyiin, Iorraa Co.,
pp wrote December 49, l9f9, and amer having stated how
fSe charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
h- cure Of his wifss consunptive cough, said bays
bcrsonaly used BRdNT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT
or general debility OF my system and have hesitation
saying that IL Is the best medicine to RrsroRE and IN
ECoRATs SYSTEM that have used. In erep ia
tgnes where we have sold BRANT'S NED CINEs, thy
pyVred their efficacy, aud grep heB nfisrAcror~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

DANK STOCK. = For sale EIGHTEEN
ID Shsres in the capital stock Of the Newpor'
Exchange BANK.
Also, TWO shares ~ the Newport
Company. Apply at us Thames street.
sl2 SAML. A. PARKER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

q Gross Lows Old Brown windsor Soaps, The
= genuine article In | pound packets, Manufactured
ty Robert Low, sons Il Benbor, 40 Strand Lon
don, aud just received ftom the importer by
HAZARD a. CAsWELL
10 Washington Square, ls7 Thames Street a. lo4
Spring Street. sl4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
LEIIlGII COAL.

LEFIIUTI CDAL.
'INHE subscrber has at the solicitation Of
l. large number OF his customers purchased a
cargo Of the above coal, which he will 90 ,rantec
to he the genuine article and of the mining of the
original Lehigh Coal Company. The quality
shows tor itself upon examination. IL is we'll
tnown hyjudges TO he worth 10 per cent more
IAN other Goals, and is especially adapted To
hou'e furnaces, CRATES AMI Raages. recon,-
niend all who are about laying IN a supply Tor
the winter 10 give il trial. The usual varieties
ot wood aud coal constantly on hand al the City
Coal yard CHAS. WILLIAMS,
ALL Williams Wharf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
CHEAP CASH STORE.

or keeping the largest and b 81 selected stock %
the most desirable goods, will be improved i'"m
au examination Of The present large assortment.
The stock embraces decidedly the BlST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND GALE
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
Produced, aud he has large numlcr ot names
Farmers on Rhode Island and in the Western
District of 'hs State, who can testify TO the ~
periur quality of his THICK aud DOUBLE
WATER PROOF BOOTS.
The goods have all been received within few
DAYS, from the Eastern Factories in one oi " hich
hr is Interested, and had lMge portion Of his
slnck manufactured expressly for Ihis mai Net TN.
der the supervision of one who il well acquainted
w,th the description of goods required ior this
section Of country. Having also purchased
largely for cash, he is prepared tn sell on such
rcosondLie trms ~ must please and prove to the
purchaser that hc can s.acesiu!ly compete with
any in the state.
Country Merchants wall please give him
call, as he will supply !ou we'll, ont of his large
stock now oh hand.
The attention Of the Ladies is invited TO his
barge assortment Of fall aud Winter BushIns and
G.itrr boots which will bc sold very low.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
THE MARRIAGE STATE I;

Shall Nspyt,ssss ssd ksaifh, or .utsvv ard
sfeEnsss, attend az
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

This extraordinary Ungne II II composed of the
~ 81 he ding iin-an. and when us,d la accordance
with The iitertnns which accompany .uch pot, vii
insure 'ucr WHEN ~, other mtdrs fail. tusts ofth-
mat drsnrrhir skin .lscasrs rraGly ytli Ia its et
fcsry. u II famous hen used Ia rnses Of G"ut
ieuma,ism, Contracted or sir joints. Ia A,Ih
mas, II will do wonders II well rubbed into the Chest
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

No. IA THAMES ST., Corner Frank ST.,
THIS well known establishment again presents
it, claims to your attention. The proprietor is
now prepared to show every kind Of fashionable
Goods for Fall and Winter wear.--The widely
sprcal reuutat ion of the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
SALT RH EUM,
md all impure ehronie dissses Of As BLOOD, awAys
Qfed bv 6RIyT,S EXTRACT

hGENTS-C. G. e.. Hazard, Newport
A. Driscoll, Warren-J. $. Douglass, Bristol
X. q. Brown, East Greenw ith--O Baker, Nat
isk-Briggs and Spencer, " Arlington Village
7. y. Taylor, Kings,or-Alcn, Brands Iron
Morks-N. y. Palmer & Go. .,Westerly-Yo oung
Wickford-J. NJ. Anthony Fall River. l..
Anthony, Westport-and by Mere hants NJ.
Druggist generally.
All orders must he addressed tQ Wallace & o..
S04 Broadway, Ny.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
rNEFCURFAL DISEASES.

BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRAC Ts perfect dad hcr>
ug oadieotoy Of ~ hs gss. MsRcysr, or any OF The
yen and il the blood, m,sris and all Ne pnrp
kscrsed to their original, HEALTHY STATE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

LUMBER.
THE subscribers having purchased tho
L stock, and leased the wharf Of the well
known stand Tor the past iorty years, rs
utMMETr'S LUMBER YARD, would take
this method Of informing the public ,ha. il will
b. continual uadcr the same name, and extend.
iag the invitation TO past patrons Of the estab-
lishncut and to- = others who may need 'natcri-
as Of kinds usif5Sy kept at such an establish
meut to call. assuring such that no pains vii bc
spared 10 accommodate, and on ~ liberal terms
as at any other establish hment.
ALBERT Il JOHN Il. HAMMETT.
jy2i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
BENIoHTED IGNORANCE,

As CCLPABLE AS INVXCUSABLE
How long shall this ignorance prevail so produce
tive of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature character and
causes of the various womb and sexual complaints,
smbttering her days by suHering-suffering often
prolonged to years. eventuating in complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable Shall
for ever close our eyes to the results of physio-
logical science by which We may arrive at On
understanding of ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpetuating them to our children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-19
Ee.R AP 10.

eRRAr MEETING AGAINST rHs rssnAskA BILL.
RomErm, Feb. ls, 1854.
The ast Nebraska bill meeting IN this city last sight,
vss very sumsroasJ attssdsd. Mayor Winsns 49,
ssd uussss Of al parties wsrs present asd sssssss
n the ,roessdngs Ths resolutions thorosghly dsnoanso
ths vro,ossd rspssl oe u kiasexyi sompssuisA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-19
PRICE TWO CENTS.

nade us the qua, In for that grest expau
Of territory west Of the Mississippi We are the ustse
OF nations and millions not yer And now What d
your admni taton Of the properly which God has psssl
INTO our Lsndsf You shirk your duty and vou1
uv 70 deliver Il 10 posterity free men, There y
.oomh . GUY upon you Nov lot the North say thsss
aS s,s rot os discarded these lands shall not -
used Tor the purpo.es slavery Nov vhst n tbs diS
IN vauaton laud in the free Srstes and ala
sss~rr 20 into Massachusetts, and virginia ana see
nv eneen 81 slavery. In Massachusetts, land cannea
Virsin,s nn.h snsn one hundred dosrs per acre In
snoosn can be purchased for twenty ave oeute
70 one oou Per acre Why2 Brcauae IL In nnorY Ast,ev
INC SUI OF heaven never shone upon a
LAS cured II and made 1t not valuable "a free tsr
cnrse, burning up every green thpe IN II No.
thsl 40. these scenes Of slavery ba cios.d o-s~s
thst ! was to lake . minister Of In. rosnsl IN.
TO srns tSe h,e, o, re,l,t, known to me) aud wses
hps you'd be fels of his anci,s his BODY h nno,.i.
inquired .pto AND he gous he vnud ba ,rsn
,so OF three hundred toars account OF IL Re-
heon 10 worth something when It Ia to bs soh w.n
suppose he 10 hs sold here AID then his Ia. ~
osnren and the sncifeneer and the buycr wers hsrs
Why the audience OF the strongsst slavery ma. ~
they would Dot ALLOW either buyer or s.lsr
70 81 out Of this door alive. cloud spplsuse W.n
nov, gentlemen shall We extend such scen.s a. ths.s
1vr ne ercao West which We must take into the
obloI NOW believe Ia missionary influence -.
nese IN sencipg missionaries to the heathsn; bat
hos can We expect to exert sn I'M uaucv there vhs
th- II huerce ~ the Gospel is not sttsnr eno.gh to
prevent tuch scenes OF horror homer thioh thsre
snsous ferrg rising in The North which shall swsen
.hny 'om csise. SEQ myteK here hand 10 hard WITH
,anauo Ise. Castle Garden Ia wt us nov. ANA s.a
ce 70 iaes WIN the strongss pro slavery man Of e.
es hisery wakes .traDgs odd 70 10 vs. (Aopause sn6
Wei 30 long as they repent OF the past ~
's NORTH ws{stfs.r n l.. u. stand together for
Mr.. Btcher was loudly apphudad at the close Of lii
'psech, when the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-19

At half past O'Clock fifteen huacrsd persons had
assembled in the Tabsrnacs and Afterwards the
meeting called to order BY Mr. hcCAY who nominated
sJosRH SIMPSON to prsslds the meeting, which
aomisgon ratified BY the meeting Mr.. McCAy then
nominated the following named Vice Presidents and
Secretaries, and the meeting soseptsd the hst:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-19
ANOTHER NEBRASKA NEE TING.
Ar. Douglas Bill Again Considered at
the Tabernacle.
LETTER FROM n BOWDITCa BLUNT.
1pocehes or John r. Hale, Joseph Blunt,
and Others.
&c., &c., DO.

At the Tabernacle Broadway, last evening, nesting
vus held In accordance with the following call -
~Tm fEorLn's MEETING TO PROTEST AGAIssr SLAVE
RY IN NEBaAsKA.
The sitissrsof New York opposed to the VIC.
hhsn OF the Missouri compromise and sxtessou Of
AAve territory, are invited TO meet at the on
Saturday evening" the 18th iUst their ssru pro
tst against the threatened breach ath and their d
terminsd hostility to any encrosch BY the sisys
power sn the rights Of fee labor in the TERRITORY
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

WAa1sssls aaa Es1sa Issai-ss 70 al sAaas - lsFY
til.a4s. Gfasefi ast fsessaaaus Hsst~sfs Aaa
C4lissf hl.ses. rltlss saa tasaefs sne ~ - ,as
err~rs.4 fssssi hs4eaaas y tts eaf Mas htp
essa As-s $500 - ta4n h--sss. ssta4.e,
- a4-M
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29
- tss Eatlkna herald.
AN DYING.

-. 49,,
,..-,... -.
.-,.s ~. ....'- =. ''''" -''t
- -
- i ~ - : ~ 80 ~ s,ssHe"
"ih iha@ s,n4ls uhils REF aud ssdesss
hsts rruSne ny hastf
,..
..'s 80 ~ !, = ''''-''A
''-'e' 'e''- 10 'AfA'"s
Nhis rssarss - IN me burning,
Listen 10 ny plea.
's ny ',,..i'' ''''. p''--'s'
e'.Nsn sA''~"" avs
sA'A. 'nes " ,''s me u'es'ea
W ~ ''N' '-4'''' "'"'
% "'a a'esi e'e' '''''' nea''
Ihoarh ny ff'iwns did not tear,
Vet wished thee far away.
,ss - - -
- - -" l..'., = ''|~'
s...l. y. ~ I. ..''s '''''-
49,, -
siill with plsssafe's cup Poss.ssed
feared not tle feaPeI--DcAth.
'r' '''''''" 'A"'- ~ 'N't'n'
se'H' uf'Ash sehe''as :" "s'n
hhbfAftat W AtE Us s.ftuttNs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

Dsrleg The recsss bank paste is i'os-
foa, an old lady dsma''ds'i spesis u sbs
websisr Back Tor b.li, sayiag that shs
had h. ard Sir. Webster vss deaf, his
ss'sis issolssnl. ard lhai NJ, tart mgs
al
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29
RARRErI 4 son.

,,,,,,,.,,or y,rrhsnl-. sBa D.si.o in rioor, salt
Irnu rt.ri. ArTlcuifsral In mS4rmsnts. booF., rash
Gass, ks., ss-, ssar the frsiEbt DEPOT hShSAa
".
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29
a sks,eh OF the dangers and sa6srinss'
dartss the Revolutionary ~ar' OF
the Inhabitants Of the town OF
Husbsrdton.

In the year l773 there were 3 fami-
lies in the town. occupying as many Log
houses, all ia the souiheasteriy part OF
the town. These 9 constituted the whole
population. They we're Benjamin and
Uriah Hiekok. William Trowbridge,
Samuel and Jesse Churchill. John Sell
lex. Abdiai Webster, Benajsh Board
man and wm. Spaulding.
on the 9Th Of July, Genral 81. Clair
evacuated Ticonderoga. oa the same
day party Of Indians, and Torres
PAINTED Ike Indians, directed by Cap
tain Sherwood. came iuio town and
made prisoners Of Benjamin and tr'Ah
Hiekok. Ard lSo young men ey the
names Of Henry Keeler and Elijah hel-
losy. Gen. ST. Clair passed ihroogh
,be town The same day, and len Colo
nels Warner, Francis and Hale with
their regiments. as rear guard They
encAmped on the farm o~sed BY John
sell,ck, a lirie norih q where the bsp'
tia Meeting house Do~ stands. seli'eA
and his family bad iefi the day before
and ouly oae woman--Mrs. BoartmAr
And tso small children were leii 81
de house. sho remained in the booss
daring ths whole time II the battle
Ard a. there Vas 70 erllrr 10 the house
she esep; under the brd. shsrs 70 shsi
ter herssif fron the death dealing bel
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

Why i' iAdy's hair Iiks The la,ss,
ne~sf Because IA the nOraing &c
slssys Gnd il Ia papers
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29
for the Herald.
Mr.. EDITOR:

for the Herald.
Mr.. EDITOR:
Having been solicited
by many Of my friends in Hubbardton
and other towns, TO write something re-
lating 10 the history of this town; be-
ing the only person. living in the town,
who was here as early as The year 1888,
and, Of course perhaps, better acquaint-
ed with the early history of the town
than any other. There being some
items of its history which are somewhat
peculiar, many Of the readers of the
Herald are anxious TO have it given to
the public, through the columns Of your
paper. And, as you have expressed a
willingness to give a portion of the Her
aid TO such an object, ! have,with much
reluctance, concluded to undertake the
task, and pursue II as may be able,and
your paper open for the subject. As
| an an old man.--past eighty years.
deaf, dim-sighied and trembling,-i
would crave your indulgence. and that
Of your readers, should not be veryin-
telligent and concise, and should run but
rather long story. And,should hold
out, and your indulgence continues, |
propose to offer, in a few separate mum.
bers, communications, as ] may be able
to write them, If you may deem them
interesting and worthy OF place in the
Herald. If you should think them un
worthy, give notice 10 your first mum
Der, after having examined the speci'
men Of my manuscript and style.
Ny plan is: LIST. To give you some
thing relating to the dangers and suffer
ings of the inhabitants during the Rev
olutionary war. End. Something o
their troubles occasioned by Ian
Claimants. Sd. Something relating
to their more domestic concerns. atl
Something on the general customs an
practices Of the people 80 or 60 year
ago. All which, IL bold out, and 20
see Git to indulge the old man in his 70
bles, ! may offer. A. c.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29
FRiNKLIN HOTEL.

st,HH srnSUEIBERhs,iar isAssd tbs si-ess f.'p.,
Il i,f H.ssl "a tern nf year.. wogid - hAlFH "
- al his ald trsH4s ana easiatsfrs. sne s esei
h.spsstf - Flsase al hs mas fAfef hin SiA t-s'
sffsasfs.
o1r Passenger. and bsgEags eesrsyse 70 ana
lfpsa ths Cars Tree 0f ehsfss - .....
Rna.aa. nssa tlA. Is.t sH
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

,,r,sxn. VERMONT.
H., ~,,ph,n nases, Esst Be'kshirs, "
pLlaaten Post, kufisndS
s.... + n;',i & f,ss s:l' ';'s' Co. usrlsrsn, Y,
&. y. k,ibsru, A Co., "
y. A. snaiiey, E~q, .
M "a. ". tatiia,
M.ssr.. .. a A. Isnden, "a
BAu,u soR, (" fsu
F. d. GRIsWOLD,
sAsurAoTuRrR OF
DOORS. SASH, AND BLINDS.
All erdsr allied on sbor notice.
VERMONT. ai,i
!. n. BARNES,
Manufacturer and Wholesale aud retail dealer ia
FASHIONABLE BONNETs,
4 avery a..eritsian rich millinery and Fancy
Goods. Embroidsriss, Ae.
.hrua. and Can. fot funeral uera.ians hand aud
naA. 70 efdsf Al.o Agent T the sale Of the faieni
~, I,.,ss H..lassg, As.n Nrssi, 1871
RUTLAND, NfRMoNI.
To THE SICK.
DIR. J. cLAwsoH KELLEY,
.fsaiys.sal PAysoias.
Ncpn frook, Main street, Rshsss, ~
Carriage Mandatory.
Garner West and wales streso,
I1ult1And, Vcrn1o1at.
,rHE ss,seris,r taild cs'ri,ss. Of the a'd.sn,y.
L nsi's' :" order, ~o .ns ,.r ~ '' ''
c,a s,sr r.,.,ios s,,sodsd 10. also, 70
psi,,ns paint and vanishing done, We nst'sr ouf-
''issp s.e.,. '@s sa csisss. promptly dsas We solicit.
share Of pabl' p.uonsss, sa' '"A" use '"'
So. sa,ss,, p.,.".Ao-rrt,
- ---.--.------------
BLISS & STEARNS'
pr.Lsn,s
nRY GOODS. GROCERIES,,
-. u.av Md. Claiming.
a,s., ,o ~, he's, manner.
'"'""'s 49, ..s..c....
'ne" '"" w,TI..xD. VT.
natal sury..u. Washington str.eI Rutland,
vs,mant. All ops,slians performed In a careful,
,.,Iil,,' and tsor,,ash manner, aud warranted.
--- ----------------------------
err Ac II IJOnGES.
~. C.mm,, .Ionsr OF P.tsnts.)
,r,Tp - \-rV ar I1W
~ ,,on..
And Agent for uansaeine business al tho
osas a'lt sestA y az frs.t''" "'''''
IN, ,.,a.,,,, sn,.re in IN. prae-
49,, ~. a.o,..iou in hi. place and offers to in
~ 49,. W. ,,, ,1. h.n.at al hi. s.u.r,enee In the
s. Ia "a
fA.en' % D," ~, tssa 45-n
---.--..-l - =, ---------nx
.Sn .ooopnroNs REPAIRED BY
n..rDDIII
@ IL n TX L. T. - r. ~ ~ -
g....a.,. Rlgek WasAissfga ST. FHn~hd. E@i
- '--------
.V0COMB Il OSGOOD,
p..lss - s,sp, pr,cusr,os %
nUV A. n ne CR0CtRIRS.
- u UVvUcs
~. .,,asx.re Stoyes and Hollow Ware,
Crseksry' neess q snoes, s
Caps, heaoy "soe ~"
tng, &C., Ae'
Also, Agents iof nosi ei he
Popalzy Patent Medicines OF the day.
" ,ss. o.soop.
,.'--'- ~ - ----------------
NJ HANSON.
,,,..'i...,. u.s,sr ~ hoeh.ll.. .Piap.nr
'g ~ ~. s.n..,s nr. saie. ssyan Gin, Jsmsics
.sd - cn',i Run. sss,sh ~ 200 aisss t,aa"i.
Wines, ,r.., sno T.a~. NY.
=. -, -------------
,.u,. ."s pes,,r ia csbine, Furniture,
! Cbams, Asr,fssss.. inokins Glasses, f,etsis
i Frames, and Ready Nads Conn, Hanioon's Build
| ipr Washington -, Rsasnd, ~ ~
pown a. Moray
y-,ol..,ts And gstan prarri..s sad Deslefs PEI
tsms,, fsns, Ar,icls., Tnss-e., ehouldsr Braees,
Barninr fiaid and tAmpheue, IN ihi"n bniiaiht
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-08

,-cc-:a;n purposes lie said that the Com
.nir,ee on Public Lands were opposed to the
bill. but were willing to take the sense Of the
House on the subject
The Till is the same that Mr. Bennett he.
fore reported. with an amendment.
Mr. Il. spoke for some time in support of
The bill. when before concluding the subject.
tho House went into Committee and took nm
,hc general Appropriation bill.
Mr. Clingman spoke in favor of the Senate
Nebraska bill, but wanted the CLAYTON A.
mendment stricken ont, not because it was
wrong. bu: because it would lead 10 no prac-
.iral result. and because it wonld but cmbar-
rass the passage Of the measure.
Mr. Wright, Of Pa. said he had made nm
hi. mind to vote for the Nebraska bill with
Mr. CIavton's amendment ont.
Mr. Matterson, of New York. smoke AGAINST
the bill. In the course Of his remarks. he
real! the circular signed by Mr. CLAW and 9th.
ers in 1880 pledsing themselves not to coun-
,cnance the rc-openine of measures settled
bv the Compromise nor vote for men who
would reasitate. Not five years have pass
Cd! he SAID. and yet in terms the most unpro-
voked. We find those signers who are now in
Congress- doing the very thing which they at
that time condemned over their own sigma
lures
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-08
AUCTION.

WILL b" >'ll =, Auction. on Saturday .,.r:i
W 10Th. at 'he st, Joiin>bury House, ,}e fol-
owing property. viz
sofa: Card Tables:
3 Siui'e! Rock Chairs:
Common Chairs and other Furniture:
Iron Fire Frames:
IRON Mantle Pieces;
Lot Of sash, Blinds and Doors,
Sccl Flough>: =
1olen large lIanl Rake>;
\ 10; Of Grind S'onc,:
Hay and Manure Forks;
~ hand !o1sblr Carriage in s,,i couJ:,i.m.
Srft horse Wagon Wcc!>:
,! hand Wagons:
2d hand single Gig:
80 bag fine Salt
VaH and Straw Cutters u! liz, E,;r,. and ,oo,,
apr wed kinl
ma var'o'> oiirr useful arc, a. may l SEE,
AZ the time and place nr sale.
sale - COMMENCE \. u ,,',.,-k u
JOHN II. MOORE. Nrc:tu,c~.
-. .'ohn>burv April c. l.5a. $40
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-08
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION

In the election on Wednesday, the Wings
appear to have elected Governor, and a ma
jority in both the Senate and House.
- The CALIFORNIAN will be issued one
day earlier next week than usual ON account
of the annual Fast
a. The number Of lives which were los,
during the year past by accidents on Massa-
chusctts railroads was 81; of which Is were
upon the Providence and Worcester, 10 upon
the Western, 9 upon the Boston and Wcrccs-
ter upon the Fitchburg, and upon the Old
Colony.
"a 1t is said that the Collector of Customs
at Philadelphia has recommended the an
pointment Of a female inspector of Customs
to aid in detecting female smugg!ers.
a. The boys. brothers-in law to Mrs. AIDE
laid Wilson. who suffered 50 much in their
captivity by the Camanche Indians, have
been recovered, and brought in to Fort
Washita and Fort Arbucle, in the Choctaw
Nation.
a The Massachusetts House of Represen-
tatives has definitely settled the long acitated
question Of the Hoosac tunnel loan. A bill
has passed both houses, loaning the credit of
the State to the enterprise, which will now
no doubt be Immediately undertaken.
a 1t is stated that the Pope is on the
verge Of bankruptcy--that the whole revenues
Of the States amounts TO less than the interest
on the public debt; and that if his territory
was auctioned tomorrow it would produce
but dividend Of 20 per cent Of the liability.
81 OF the fifty newspapers published in
the State OF Maine, only five are in favor of
the Nebraska bill, of which papers each of
the five is pensioned by government. In this
way the Administration wins many "golcn
opinions"
INCREASE OF SALARY.-The First Con-
Society in this citv. at their an
nnal meeting on Monday last. voted to in
crease the salary Of their Pastor, Rev DR.
BoUro>, from $50 to Sco0.-N. H. States
man.