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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27

WHAT SffAt HE 1fSDN r.
The discussion as to what shall lie don"
a. the Wig State Convention i Sill contin-
ucd hv portion The Wig press. Some
appear to favor an organization embracing
all the opponents Of the Nebraska outrage.
whilst others are for "oir- forward in the
Old track. opposing this measure to the ''!i,-
ter end. without Offering any celia! induce
mcnts other than declaration of principle
! adverse to it. 70 such of its enemies as lave
acted in the ranks of other parties Some.
we suppose. would be disposed to place the
name Ola trcc>oilcr rron the State Tickle,
others desire a clean w!c .ici,c.
The Who's and froc>oilcrS, with rrcat
many heretofore numbering Themselves with
the locotoro party. agree in opinion rc-rrct-
inr the character ot the Nebraska l'1'--
Thcy are one III ,hcir fcclne> Of i.e~;,' d.
Of the OUTRAGE 1T The ,li:'irr'v !. II c'.q.-
inr united action Con,I II; - DONE =, II.
;han two-:hir!S %. the irccn"A e the S:!t,.
would vote il: opposition TO i. We - ~,
believe that. with all the innncu.r g. lie
Subsidized press. and The most active e; RS
Of other tools Of the administration more t'an
,rn Thousand votes could tc o,t,;ncl .,~ 49,.
measure in The STATE
We doubt not thatw;A 8; y S.'r r., K
It rs the wh;rS are abe 3, make ~, 'ro,,, ma
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27

sIH'siI an. iHnHr,'.-A strange occur
renee tooS Pace slom two miles below
th.rlcs'own, Gil Tharslay OF last week.
I"o children BELONGING: 70 Renj Bowkcr.
age! " and :, were e: i..4: viii. small wac-
on near the raiIrca! rack, TIE eldest draw
=. Ike yoanccr. AZ ;t:e4r; was a..!e 20
cav IL. l.t.e fellow a>.s>, Ike :v.,... d., ..e
H.. :s...y -; c.. L. a. ~ 49,. -,::c So.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27

e T. J. Alar>:on FORMERLY o,i;;or of the.
Vermont Patriot. but now :. resident ofN;,J-
'Son. Wisconsin. is about starting a new pa
per to oppose the Nebraska outrage.
* Dr. hing, for miHv years Missionary
m ''reece, Is soon 20 start, with one Of his
daughters, on a visit 70 this country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27

II! i'i'':!IA.-:!.c o,.il. or r,;,iir..
"';r!' N"r!H s;ro" y resembles it. In. md.
IL "rrca1Hn,e ia Ills section a. the ,o,,.,t~,
~ i'I As we are able to learn some 5o O.. :,
eases have occurred on the M;<>i<>ii,ri river
'"iEE'cn harrington and Ga!cn,. within t,.,
wttk>. y number oli,cr>ons have died If
Nc"k"', some two or three at Hamilton t,nr
or iiTe at vt Carroll. and Others at d;tlcr..,.
points on the river. We learn a!,o that G,,,
tnh Grants. rccc'tlv arrived. died at rrro,,n,..
last Sunday o: this terrible disease. II l,-
hoovcS people to he little careful as to d;,,
&c; ne weather Is extremely Unreasonable
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27

i:''N .'.i ->,'.,'. .>ANIA ANA Dr.. "
rn.-ihc iec-ra. a b.ia-; re, ort FROM Nv.
Orleans that on 90 IA n-tAu; Santa Anna
Summoned Acapulco 20 surrcn; .or. which M.
refused h;y Aware, WHO .al:icd ont. attacked
santa 'n"as troops, and took 300 prisoners.
Santa Nina is said 20 have :ird santa M
IA has before prod himscl! IN cN.cIlcn.
rainier aithou:. ol' cl his les is woo,!cn.
SHALL Fox. Fifteen DAYS have expired
Inc an OF orr citizens were cxpo~,lto III.
disease from The Ia csc. and no l:.l.r, ....-
Is are looked Tor. Mr. CoNrrEl has cot A.
ion% finely. ana left the pes. house The 9th
lie t"NNiCTICUT RIVER SnAp Fish,
FRY line shadcatcEiing season is ROW at IFS
night III the Connecticut river and ,!,;,,ro-
cct:"nt"d fortune is attending the fishermen
at the head Of >hal navigation under the dan,
at liolyokc. The fishing commenced there
last Thursday, but no great success was had
unit! SATURDAY. when 300 sllaI were taken #
one haul Bat the first haul Of the NET nn
Monday brought in .12. which is a create.
number than WAS ever known to he cancl,t :t
one" :ciorc. y second hail produced near.
" aS n'any more. and ) o'clock .. m. over
soc" sAad had been catgh: at that point or
M d'T. II III" fishing lace in this city
a"o.;t 'p1 were taken Oh Saturday, and $50
Oh -'iontay. hey retail here Tor - TO 80
cen r3rH, ''':i..' they were sod on II3.l,.
81 s.t
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
BALTIMORE MARKET-oc,.
From the Baltimore american.


CATTLE,-The Cattle market continue
active. The offerings at the scales to:da.
were 1000 head, Of which 800 were driver
TO Philadelphia, and the balance goo head
were sold 10 city butchers at prices rangin!
from S2.75 to S4.25 on the hoof, equal II
$3.50 TO Ss.25 net, and averaging SO G2
gross. The average price it will be seen i
considerably above that of last week, bu
this is occasioned by the fact that the stool
offered was. generally Of better quality,
HOgs.-The supply continues large, ant
prices have declined slightly since our las
report. We note sales to.duy at the scale
at S5.25 to $3.50 per loo lbs. Those at tn
latter price were Of prime quality.
Shesp.-The supply at market is large
and The market is dull. We nole sales to
day at from So to $3.50 per loOlbs. gross.
CorFEE.-Rio, llali4 cts, Java, 15alS c
FLouR.-Howard Street, 81, rs per Dbl.
GRAlN.-Wheat, white, l50al57c per bu
reds, l40al59. Corn, white, 67a7O cts.
yellow, 7Oa73 cts. Rye, ll2all Is cts. for Md
and l23al25 cts. for Penn'a. Oats, Md. ant
Va, at 53a54 els per busnel.
SEEDs.-Clover, 81 per bushel. Timothy
$3.50 to 400 per bushel.
No report Of the Tobacco market.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
JOY FOR THE INVALID.

We cut the following from the " Philadelphia
Saturday aze,tc,", and rec ommend our readers
to peruse it carefully, and those suffering should
not delay purchasing:
CDR. HoorLAEps GERMAN BIrrERs.-This eel
ebrated medicine, prepared by Dr.. C NJ Jackson ,
at the imposing German Medicine Store, No. 100
Arch street, is exciting unproced ented public at
tontion, and the proprietor, who is scientific
physician, is selling immense quantities of it,
Tho virtues Of this remedy are so fully set forth
in the extended notice of it, to be seen in our ad-
ycrtising columns, that there 10 hardly any room
left for US to speak Of it. hismuchwo may add
Or the long train Of physical Ills to which hu-
manity is heir, there Is none more distressing
than tho general arrangement of tho digestive
apparatus, which never fails to accompany dis
ordered state of the liver. Headache, piles, Ian,
guor, fretfulness, bilious tongue, morbid
breath, loss Of appetite-in short, an indescri-
bablc wrotchedness Of existence, are Its insuter-
able and liie.wasting attendants. These diseases
which have baiilcd tho skill of tho abest Doctors,
have been radically cured by Hollands German
Bittcrs." SEQ advertisement. a67:9t
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
Sale of Household Furniture, &c.

On Monday of October Court, las We
are requested to state,) lot of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, such as Bureau
Tables, Chairs, Bsdsteads, Feather Bed
Mattresses, &C., Sc, will be offered a
public outcry in front Of the Courthouse
Persons on the look out for bargains il
this line will do well to give their atten'
ton at the above time and place.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
Taking It Coolly...yery Coolly.

On Sunday afternoon last, just after the
delightful shower that greeted terra frma,
young man of unassuming exterior and
"matter-oi-fact" address, drove spirited
animal and snug buggy 10 the door of one
of those handsome buildings on High ST.,
whittier concern for The health of rela.
tive had brought him, and throwing the
lines over the dasher, made good his in
gress and domiciliated himself cozily in
the family circle. He was not there long,
however, until his horse took fright at
something in The street, and took leave Of
absence, at the rate oil mile in two min
utes-up town he went with all the &C.
compartments of buggy-wheels, horse
shoes hastily applied to the stony street.
and the 4" WoA! Wo-n-Ho.A'sm ola ter,
ror.s!ricken and excited populace! The
genilamen Of the house, hearing the noisq,
went to the window, saw the aspect OF
affairs, and hastened 10 exclaim, "SIRll
YOUR HORSE IS GOMEZ" Our hero receiv5
ed the intelligence calmly, but making nd
move after the fugitive animal, his astonI
ished host again remarked, " Hadn't you;
better see after your horsep Turning
leisurely to the speaker, and with the ul-
most earnestness he cody said, "ON, AeW
stop whcn lie gets tired running !" and
strobe leisurely in the direction whence
horse and buggy had so lately form at the
speed of the wind! Luckily, the horse
was stopped less than mile from town,
without doing further injury than 5reak-
ing tie lines! The incident created a
good deal Of merriment, when It got nois-i
ed about town, and we concluded to print
it, even at the risk of losing much Of the
humor Of the story, by putting it in type
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
September 20, 1854.
T. A. DERING & CO.,
Have just received theiristOck of
Fall and Vyi,,te,. Goods,

jught in the Eastern Cities on the very best o
inns.
We deem it useless to enumcratc, either ii
pse or verse, the many articles which are com
ned in our Stock. Suffice it to say, neighbor-
Ii, we have such Goods as are usually kept in
entry Stores. We respectfully invite our old
finds and the public generally to give usa call,
etnine our Stock, and we feel confident we can
psc you. We deem it useless to bras abou.
oCheap Goods. We ask no boot of any of our
bier Merchants, nor will we take up your
til in reading humbug advertisements. The
pole, by this time; understand that all quack
nouns are pulled in the Newspapers.
tobcr 7, ls54.-tf
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
NORTHWESTERN HOTEL.

VyHhdcrsigned would respectfully announce
to, public that he has leased tho house
known g the Northwestern HOTEL" situated
in CLASBURG, Va. The house and furni.
turc arrow undergoing gereral course of re.
pair anienoyation, which, when completed,
will ren this ono Of the most pleasant houses
in tho ctry. The Rooms arc large, airy and
conyeniy arranged. A portion of the house
is now RI for tho accommodation Of company,
and publ,atronago is respectfully solicited
No painsll be spared to render those who may
encounghis house comfortable, contcntcd
and happSAAIUEL WALKER, Proprietor.
Clarksb, Va, June l, 1854.
P. S.-imited number Of Boardcrs can DO
accommoed with rooms.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
DIED

In Pala.ine, on Wednesday last, the
9Th inst, jacob o. MuNDEth. Mr..
NJ. was one of our best citizens, and
both in private life and us public Off
Ger performed his duties to the commn.
nifty. He was member Of tho Boptis,
acknowledgement.
DlED-ln Durbannah, on the morning OIL
tho Alh inst, WAlTMAN T.. son OF MI
Josiah Robe, aged years and 4 days.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
BULLETIN NO. 1.
LOOK OUT KNOW NOTHlNGS

T1HERE being great deal of noise and conia-
sion in our Town, among the Merchants, We
want it understood that we belong to no fusion,
clique or party. We 60 on our own hook, aud
We will sell as we please, always selling as low
as any body else, and we shall not be guided by
cost, perhaps little less. Mr.. Fleming is now
East, purchasing Goods; and we would say to our
customers and everybody else between the two
seas,-hold on until they come to hand, which
will be in about two weeks.
/ We have on hand good assortment ofREADY
MADE CLOTHING, with a variety OF other
foods, and We in vite our Friends and all creation
0 call on US before purchasing elsewhere, if
our object is cheap Goods.
II LATER & FLEMING.
NJ organtown, October I, 1861. Il
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

n ~ NEXT WEEK will be big week
in town, as wejudge from the programme
made out.
On Thursday the oDD FELLOWS have
a procession in The Regalia Of the Order,
and public meeting and Grafton, the par
ticulars of which will be made known
more fully, BY the Committee of Arrange.
ment, as the day approaches. Rev, J. D.
McCabe, of Wheeling, an eloquent and
talented speaker, will address the brother
hood on the occasion. Invitations have
been sent 10 the Lodges in the contiguous
counties Of Pennsylvania and Virginia,
and there will doubtless be a good turn
out oil the fraternity.
10 The Circus Company Of Rivers &
tDerious advertise that they will exhibit
in town on Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
u The f" Nightingale Opera Troupe
who have been preparing an entertain
meut for the public, will probably "take
the floor' 90 Thursday evening.
r Last but not least wc opine that
by the early part ofneSt week the heavy
cables Of the Bridge will be mounted TO
their places, ready for the superstructure.
This work has progressed very fast so far,
and that. too, without accident.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
80, What has caused this Great Commotienl"

70, What has caused this Great Commotionl"
"Whre?" Why up on High street |!
DON'T you see the Ladies, with arms full
Of New Goods-the men-iolks heading
for the Tailor Shops-and the little 'uns
with arms full Of new Shoes, and all that!
Yes-yes-the Fall and Winter Goods
have come, and everybody's " in for the
first cut,' and the Merchants are overrun
with customers
CHADWICK has got his fall styles open,
and the way the Ladies are besieging the
store we should suppose that there was
something much more than usually atirac-
tive upthere! You'd better go and see!
CARR, HANwAy 4 Co., have got small
stock Of nice Dress Goods in their "Big
Window but when yougo into the main
room such another stock Of pretty Goods,
as meets The eye is a caution to old fogy-
dom generally. Go and look, yourself!
ROGERS & ForLE-that's where they've
got the Poetry Machine-have lois Of
company these times, we notice, and The
people all go away with rolls, bundles,
buckets, &C., full Of something. There's
something the matter there, too!
HAoASs s. Co.-That big pile ofboxes
al the corner, (where The big brick house
turns the street round), that amt for no.
thing,either! There's sometasty dress fix
iu's there, for ladies and gents, because
they've got the taste to select that kind
of stock. 10 Girls, PERRY was down
East this time, and you might call and
see what sort an eye be has for the or
namentali
RAYMOND has got his shelves full Of
tasty styles, and variety goods, and don't
seem 10 be bit lonesome. Lots Of folks
about there, clerks busy and counter full
of goods, yardstick in brisk demand, ia.
king the dimensions of many a new dress
and coat.
behring's. Here is another pile of box
es outdoors, but in doors is the place TO
see pretty Goods. Their stock is well Sc
lected and tasteially arranged, and seems
10 attract host of customers, and they
all come away in good humor with bun
dies Of something or other. Something's
up there, too, past common.
LAzlEn s FLEMING have got large lot
ofReady Made Clothing on hand, and any
quantity Of the raw material to make it
Of, If you don't find coat, pants or vest
to suit you. Fleming has gone for more,
too, and will have an eye to the pretty in
style. Keep a look out for him!
WArrs's.-There's something more
than common going on there, too, aud
the way the people step high when they
come out of Watts is caution to slip
saoas and Jay-bird-Aeels.' Better see
what's to pay there, too.
FEDEnLrrcur's Clothing Store has
been lately replenished, and Mr., Slime
will fit you out from head to foot in a
style that can't be beat.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

u The rapid change of weather in our vata.
bic climate brings an unusual tendency to disease
Rheumatism, Pain and aching of the Bones and
Joints, Neuralgia, and other affections Of the
Blood, are but fe W of the effects produced
In such cases reso It to CARRIERS SPANISH Mix
TuRE will at once relieve, and in short time
permanently cure. ltpurfes the Blood and con-
sequenty removes the disease. The trial Of a
single bottle will prove it. a67:oct
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
CLOSING UP.

0HER engagements imperousy require that
Y Nv store and other accounts should be set
tledp without delay. will attend personally
to awho may call on this GRAND until the LIST oil
Noyber. After that date all unsettled accounts
will placed in other hands for collection.
WIN. D. SMITH.
Ug,On, October 6, 1851.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
Deafness,
PARTIAL OR TOTAL,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

u
lDR. ALSopHERT begs to call the attention
OF those suffering from total or partial loss o
tho hearing, to the following facts. He treats
diseases OF tho middle or informal Ear with
INDICATED DoUClIES.
Such as is practiced in the lsirmaries of Berlin,
l.eipsc, Brussels, Hamburg and St. Petersburg,
and lately by the most distinguished London Au-
rists, with the most wonderful success; indeed it
is tho only method that has been uniformly sue
cGsslul. The best proof Of the efficacy Of the
treatment will be reference to nearly r
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents of the United States, Canada, New
Brunswick and Nora Scotia, who hare been rssto-
red 10 Acute Hearing, and not single, solitary
case, to our knowledge, did we lailto effect ci-
tfcr partial or total restoration Of the Hearing,
when our advice or instructions were faithfully
and punctually adhered to. Many who could not
hear the report of pistol Mt arms length, can
now heir watch beat at the distance OF feet.
In cases OF mucus accumulation in the Eusta
ehinn Tnbc and Tympanum, Inflammation ofthe
Mucus Membrane, Nervous affections, Diseases
of tho Membrane Tympaai, commonly called the
Drum" or when tho disease can BIO traced TO
the effects of Foyer, Colds, the use Of Quinine,
Mcrcural Medicines, Gathering Of tho Ears in
childhood, &C., DR.. Alsopherts treatment stands
pre-cmincnt. Where the Auditory Canal is dry
and sculy, with little orsfo secretion, whenlthe
deafness is accompanied'with noises in the Ear,
like falling water, chipping OF insects, ringing %
bells, rastlng OF leaves, continual pulsstions,
discharge of matter, or when, in STOPPING, n sen
sation is felt as il \ rush Of blood to the head
took place, whom tho hearing is less acute in dull
cloudy weather, or when cold has been taken,
this method OF treating the disease is infillibie
~ IN DEAF and DUMB CASES
my experience warrants me in saying that if tho
hearing was at any time good, very much can DO
accomplished. In the Deaf aud Dumb School at
Lcpsic, out Of class Of IA, succeeded In r@tOr-
Ing -Four 10 acute heartag, DR.. A. begs respcct-
fully to state that in those cases lie undertakes he
guarantees successful result, complete res,ora.
ton, or such a marked Improvement as will be |
perfectly satisfactory, IL Ills remedies arc faith
FULLY applied and directions adhered TO-.
Applicants will please state their age, duration
ofdiselse, II matter issues from tho external pas
sage, there arc noises in the Ears, state Of gen-
eal health, and what they suppose to have been
the cause OF tho deafness. When the health is
restored It is expected that those In easy circum.
stances will pay literally
Medicines, apparatus, &c. will be sent 20 any
part a, my own expense. sf.;.5 n
Address DIR. ALSO PLERT, Broadway; Office
42slS near. Canal street, New York.
Hrs Dollars Con.Wirtioa fr.
ss siS S limo apdlas7, lso.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
GREAT CURE OF scRoruLA,

The Editors of the Richmond Republican had
servant employed in their press room cured Of
violent. Scroilla combined with RhedmatisinS
which entirely disabled him from,wprk 81 b
ties of Carer's Spanish Mixture made aperi y
icure of him, andthe Editors, in pubiyenst
Isay they "chcerfally recommend it tom M
are effected with any disease Of tile blood.,,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
IYMS Lost !!

Alt three weeks since, on the road to Crich1
fed''erry, Il mile from Morgantown, buck
skin Ise, with clasp, containing small sum
of mry in gold and silver. The finder will
pleas,ayc It at the Mirror Office, and expect 4
suitabrcward. October Z.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
last Notice.
PUBIC SALE
OF Valuhle I,andI

Capel Holland, CT y, aintiif,)
John Holland, etal, Deud,,s
IN PURSUANCE OF decree Of tho ci,cui
Cour, of Monongalia couy rcndcre m Friday
September 10, 1854, In n above cause I vii
on the 4th Monday in 0tber mort. TIM, be;ne
the first day Of the 0ctob term or tbe connts
Court of Monongnlia COW in f,ont or ,bs
Court House door in Moi1niwn. n,oceed 10 scIl
the Land in the bill and pro cdinr. Mentioned.
10 the highest bidder at publ outcry. on a cred.
it of one and two years with i rest from tho tay
of sale, the purchaser or pprssers required 10
give bond with approved setity for tbe nav
meut of the purchase money Il lien retained
on the Land until tho puFche money Is iully
paid of-saii Land lying on he a,ers ofIIooth's
Creek in said county, containii by estimation
los ACRES, it being the ssnlbnd convened
by Rein Holland, decd, in hiiifelimo 10 tIe
said John Holland. Its f6rti iract of lanL. .
and very desirable, The titleis 1, ia be indis,
putable, but selling as Commihsitr viii on
ly convey such title as is vested mo by said
decree. J.J. FIJI CoS,r.
September IS, 1854. a."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07
Raarrien:

On the evening oft 2i,h September
by Ed. j De Garmo, Mr.. ISAAC c
Booker, to Miss REBEccA J. BARNETT
both of Greene county, Pa,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-07

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