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The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
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 Letter from Californ;o

the e. oompanL on msLlenDsas return Sa1 sF thanks phed us with your Volcanic Oil Liniment IL Ts sup t1 " the most valuable and useful medicine for t,s
 across the Plains. We used it for Rbeums+;slrlp ;llp Bruises sprains, Pains, Wounds Sores, etc anJ h alwaSs gave immediate relief We applied it also to our Horses and Cattle for Strains Chafes Calls ou9 other injuries and it invariably performed snead sa cure Yours etc. T CITNI,IN99P N99Peedy
 Sacramento City, Dec Sth, 1853.
 xto we say, then, to all who may be suffering from LEANS VOLCANIC OIL tfNIMENT[it i. i. tS tt- only reliable remedy II Is the ..as See advertisement in another column of ,o days paper. "'i'H oI to-
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13

lETA down east paper says that the man who was behind the age took two bottles of ketchnp and has snce--caught up
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET

\ HIFI FtF1SC C E, J ohm D.
 L Adams, master will regu- GSs larly ply between Napoleon S- r4kz7Nk and Fort Smith, as soon as .sSes there is sufficient water in the rver to noat her. Her draught is only Is inches and her cabin accommodations far superior to any boat in the trade She has all the reouirenents oft6a staar boat law-lite- boats, foats life preservers etc. etc.
 Dec. 13 1854. WI wv
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
E l. HI U RAN NDOLPH.

W ILL attend to locating, purchase and " sale ot lands in Desha county. Arkansas: also to listing and paying taxes Owners of lands viii he cafefu to remit the money for taxes of each wear in due tline-and from his experience as sheriff of said county for four years, he expects to be able to give general satisfaction.
 Address Napoleon Ark Dee. 13
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13

In all. 5Ql prizes, amounting gto...... 60 GOO s=ay EreTy Palze dfaan. at eqck draacfuq Ilckets sIo-Iialves and Quarters in proportion :5S Every prize drawn at each drawing s Bills on all solvent banks taken at par. All communications strictly confidential
 SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
 Sign of the Bronze Lions Montgomery, Ala, 20th Oct. 1854. 434t
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13


 N invite the attention of the Public to the Ger W uheates appended below, and bespeak for them that candid consideration which their honest frank ness deserves ''N Men Tn such stations as many who voluntarily hear witness to the efficacy and value of CHERRY PEoTo- RAIL- do not Wantonly tre with or distort facts nor oVestte thelr convictions. Judge then whether this IS not the medicine to trust when you must have re- el TOT the throat or>ungs, judge too whether every lamliy ought not to have it by them as safeguard aeanst the everywhere prevailing enemy which steals Mleh Iatal frequency upon almost every flock and car res OH the lamb from many a home! Jackson, C. H., Jackson City, O., goth Nov., 1s54 DR. J. c. AVER,
 Sr--The CHERRY PICTORIAL is much inquired after Several of our best Physicians have used it, three or them in their case and always with the napplest effects. The numerous patent medicines al ways before them, lead to incredulity in regard to every new remedy; andit is only after undoubted ev dence of value in any article that anything like ge neral confidence can be excited. The unrivalled excellence of this combination of agents, in the CHERRY PEcToRAL,) proved beyond has compelled medical men to proclaim abroad its use fitness. Iti beyond all doubt the best general medy we have for the Pulmonary Affections of this climate at the same time sedative and expectorant- a rare combination of properties. ! In the hope that it win prove its own reward, l subscribe myself.
 Respectfully your obt. servt JAS. H. C. MILLER, NJ. D. AUegan, MicA.. 10th, Jan, 1858. Dear Sir-No one, no not one-man woman, or chlld-can be found to deny the CHERRY PEoIoRAL IS all that 1t claims to be. There Is much used in this vicinity although not known until recently. The community should know its virtues. '"'' JOHN JOHN R. KELLOGG, M. D. Dec. Is, 1854. until May IS55
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
E. RANDOLPH & O.,

E. RANDOLPH CO.,, W HCLESALE and Retail Grocers and w Commission Merchants, will attend to re- celving and shipping cotton, purchase and sale of n:elchaho1e 1 generally. Prompt attention will be given to all business entrusted to their care
 Napoleon, Ark. Dee. 18
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13


 Fair to fully fair 359@4c. tii'eS- MOLAsSES-1,O 900 bbls. were sold mostly at171<o for prime. "' ! 7ac- FLOUR-lOO bbls.extra were sold at s9 25. CORN-65O sacks were sold in lots at zoe s9 bn- shel. "' '0' v ou- 6Sc. " 40'' o' ~S BRAN-74o sacks sold at s1 55 g loo rb. WHlSkEf 50 bbls. rectifed were sold at 47c and 40 bbls raw at soc '''0 6ohh.2oO bbls new mess sold at SIS. BACON-24 casks sides were sold at ss[c ROPE-lO0 coils sold at $ 40 and 100 half coils at sS 45 per 100 tt. COFFEE-l00 bags Rio sold at sac.
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
co M M E R c I A l. :.

PIoAYuNE OFFICE, Dec. }. 1854
 oIION-Ihere was considerable activity baood upon orders for Liverpool middng at e.. bnt aa 300 at yesterdays prices: 'o o.
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
NEW MACKEREL

X BBLS No. ? Mackercl of this seasons catch e1 Received per wagon and for sale by the barrel or at retail. RAPLEY, HANGER e& co.
 Dec
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
NEW RICE.

NEW RICE. HALF tierce new Rice. Received per wagon, and A for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Dec. IS 1854
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
M w REFRESHMENTS
Southern Military Academy
 1.affAryy

fDy authority of the State of Alabama, conducted ID on the Havana plan
 Class G-to be drawn 3Oth of Now. 1854, One Prize to 20 Tickets.-.aad renemher every Prize iraNn.
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13
FRESH CRANBERRIES.

D BBIS Fresh Cranberries in fine order Received ~ per wagon, and for sale by
 Dec l3. 1854 RAPLEY. HANGER & co.
The true Democrat., 1854-12-13


 one to the State. Wequote the following from the Governors message:
 1 '!The policy of exchanging coupons due upon Real Estate Bank bonds held by the State Bank for bonds of the State is good for the interests of the State Bank well as for those of the State When bonds issued to the State Bank obtained they areScan- celled and filed with the State Treasurer; and when bonds issued to the Real Estate Bank are received by the State Bank, they remain drawing interest from the Real Estate Bank at the rate of six per cent per annum when upon the coupons, given in exchange Tor such bonds, the Real Estate Bank would allow no interest whatever. The policy is one by which the debt of the State taken np to the extent o the ex change, and by which the State Bank in lectimate way gets compound interest from the Real Estate oahk, winch Will add to the means to be used in re- deeing oonds of the State issued to the State Bank
 VIII oe seen oy the report of the Receiver of the '''a.e Dahki that he has succeeded in exchanging 2ol coupons. each for $50, which were duc on Rea1 Estate Bank bonds held by the State Rank ana also oo dollars in Real Estate Bank notes amountn- to- soa to sos,olo TOT which he obtained cancelled and heo with the State Treasurer as reouired bv law twelve live per cent bonds of this State issued o tb State Bank. amounting, with interest dna tbaraon when redeemed. to $l9.6s 56 and also forty n;,,a six per cent bonds of this State iss,,ed to +b DIT Estate Bank, amounting with the interest dne m them at the dates of exchnge to the sam of $40 sen ! So making the whole amount in State bonds and in terest on them obtained in exchange for counons of Real Estate Bank bonds and the Real Estate Bank notes, $6s.5 54, being S2 54 more. than the s69 ooo oo given in exchange
 This explains the whole transaction. There ] IS no concealment about it. It is laid before the Legislature and the people as matter of n- formation. If there is any thing wrong in it, those concerned court an investigation. It was laid before the Legislature for it to act upon. if any acton IS necessary. Certainly an officer
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03
fb Howe

e on 6na IeW gelVet 81 and cloth
antlllias 1t very reduced l1ice some
rneTin0. cashmere end Bay State shaWla mar.
aeilles quilts. 10 4 il 4 ana 2 wide "a hand
some article few ofthose cheap bed hlans
ket LEFT So nice ertic 81 ring
hans leb 8t<i
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03

The nan Who made shoe I'll ho foot
81 mountain Is now engaged Oh bal ior
the head ofa discourse allel which 10 ill
Inanp etpra plume ie1 General I0lelli.
renee
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03

The s. supreme court az Washington.
gave decision n lbe great relenaph crre
SCI MoFse IS osReilly % ne sob uli
eali lie Latter.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03
RiIgIlllan q 90.

IlyantatiOn and Retail u Druggists
Successors Of the late James s. Shaw
nm NrR 81 sr. CHARLES AND COMMON SITS.
UNDER THE VERANDAH HOTEL
New Orleans.
II AVIlG purchased Tie above ksaaellise ca
Isl = ia prepared 10 furnish Planters, Physis
$50 I'D Families with fresh and genuine Medi
..;oss. which By arrangements with Northern
Fi,s,sss importers, SC, they are receiving aimoBt
sr.sv 81; guarantse the purity Of every article
IS II sbens. and make good any deficiency IL
.s,;,, 81 ANYTHING which may fail 70 give salts
sr,io d purchasers Their stock embraces eve eye
ythag usually sss e stores q " , 81 sna /.
ss ,s based il New Ofieans
visiinr our city, aFe respectfully inviset
0uf stock beIor 3 purchasing
The Reransah Drug Store.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03

gI
A the Of March next
vii aggregate Prize oeye NJ
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03

ply VS. ihQee1 rich souled crea-
ture. ID whom the FIRST germs Of woman
hood had blossomed forth, without weed
70 check, Of chill to blight their
growth.
The daily union., 1854-02-23

Oa Democratic Tests, delivered in the House OF Repre-
ssatatives, February Is, 1854
THE Hnuse hainp n fha Committee of fha Whola
The daily union., 1854-02-23
UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE or MASSACHUSETTS,.

STATE or MASSACHUSETTS,.
PoHT OYTrcE DEpAPriKST,
February 49, 1854
DRoPosALs for conveying mail. Of United States from
1884, June 1851 following route in hassa
will Contract Ofiee OF the Post Onice
department saturday, March IS, 1854 TO be decided
IN day.
No SOC From Boston, by Harrison Square, Neponset Village
Quincy, Bfaibifec, south BfaInt-s South Weymouth,
Abingtan, Hanson, south Hanson. and Kingston 10
plymouth, and back Dix times week.
Leave Boston daily, except sunday, at s. an;
Plymouth day by iiT
Leave Plymouth daily, except sunday, at l2A p mi
Arrive al Boston same day by pm,
South Brane South Shore railroad al Braniree and
quired by the department
rcs sunday between Boson and South Bante savne south
B-sip,ree OF the from Fail Rver &c,
ay"s at Ro.on By H. and leaving Boston At p M and
arriving south Brsiues BY connecting win hs after
noon the Fa River, Cape Cod aud South shore .oads
For form OF bid and certificate, or nsiuctons
and requirements embaeng III. conditions % be incorporated IN
the ostncs such the department may deem enpedi-
ht advertisement inviting proposals for maj, service ~ ne
states of Mane Hampshire Vermont Msssachuse Rhode
Island, and Connectcut, dated December a. 1904
Proposals should the Second Assistant Postmaster
GeneH Contract Once and distinctly marked on the envelope
Proposal for No COS Mass ~ fue so TO mark proposal
may prevent its consideration and acceptance -
Feb i7-iawiw Postmaster General
The daily union., 1854-02-23

II the South is to get nothing by lis repeal but an abb
sacon, she does not want 1t. No far Us can repre-
sent her, she has not demanded H. II is an effective
graiuliy which will be ot no benefit to her. $500
Mr.. President came into public life under the au-
spices OF this compromise. More than thirty years ago
occupied seat in The other end OF the Capitol Since
then have much, and have not been unobservant
nave seen great changes take place in this
aud bat one memorial remains OF the period when was
fstacquainted with in official position. MIR Pleas
who were then attached 10 The federal government.
Even The porters OF the public buildings have dis
appeared New generations have succeeded. Ten
Presidents have filled the executive chair. Out
OF nearly three hundred representatives, in the Senate
and House of Representatives but three remain. dis
lMr. BENToN,l who was then senator this floor, the
distinguished senator from Massachusetts, mr. Ever
ETH who then member OF the House, and myself,
are all The memorials left and, sir .s F9I
g When remember all sa M ssa6 sh&
The friends so linkd together, 4l.ll3e s8 gff
I've feen around me fall .E aa
Like leaves in wintfy weather,
i feel like who Ueads alone
Some banquet hall deserted
Whose lights nsd, whose garands dead, tti
And all but me departed stf4g
Oilers must succeed Us and occupy the places which
we now NIL They will be instructed by what we do.
We not acting alone for ourselves but are trus
tees for the benefit Of poster,y Our actions nnre
10 them for good evil We are, by legislation, TO
benefit 10 prejudice them. Mr. President, in the far
who 10 be affected by The action of this body upon
this bill Our children have two alternatives here
presented They either to live in after times in
the enjoyment oil peace OF harmony, and prosperity,
or the alternative remains for them Of anarchy, dis
cord, and civil broil We avert the last trust
resist every attempt to infringe or repeal the Missouri
'tA3 a#E t ak5 at
The daily union., 1854-02-23
TO ouR suRscRIBERs,

Tbs rerfe win bs entered books, uness
gsyB sIt of he slh.cIl iop ls made 40 advance.
Dnt Subscribers ~ money BY letter postage
which win be paid BY and
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during The
Sons OF Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period year viii received
terms prororioned 60 The above annual
u~ fosfMAsTEks authorized and
sedng DAILY Subscribers, $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers win $40 ons.osed WEEKLY
subscribers with So enclosed, will be eped copy Of The
.ame edition they US subscribers for xyasL
The daily union., 1854-02-23

very large and superb hotel open for the noeommoda
uon travellers Tho poprienrs presenting thrir estab
for pohe patronage take the opportunity hs
he Union either magnitude cost
- embei-hmcnt, hcbuess Of furniture, rgsiy Of oca
has been fitted all the modern improvements nci
business, comfort possible ruests,
p the study NJ the propreto 20 do All ts within them hes
I've ne sojonrn of travellers satisfactory and asreeshIe
Jan se-d3m GEORGE MOORE A. 90.
The daily union., 1854-02-23

(suppemen,ary)
Posr osTIoK DsrAnrMrsr,
February 10, 1854
nRoposALs fs conveying United
Iuy i, 1854, June ;Sm, 1895 Inclusive following
TUCKY will received a. the Contract Office Of the Post once
Department the ely q wa.hostoa unnl a. M Of ION April
times herein speeined
MISSISSIPPI.
1869 augusta BY Leaf RIVER aud eakssle, TO clronee,
Ala, 81 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Augusta Monday at6ami
sa,s A.ass cio"sis wsSas.ay i day as
s sIG eoS%Ss Sassa s @sy wa % X RIVER 10 "o 10
miles and back, week.
Afnys s sssS al augusta sasn aeIs aaS a Sy spmi
Leave Augusta sunday att am
Arrive at Columbia day by 8 pm.
1855 Mi.sla.lpol oiIy W. Rasay. Jackson c. H.
Leave Mississippi City Monday at 6um;
vs isss.sa Z, e H Wss,.,aay nsn day
Arrive Mississippi City next day by 8 pm.
LOUISIANA.
sa From Grand Lake A Con Miss ser ,os n shaw sS y
Bend, Richmond, New Carthage Ashwood and Grand Ga,
Miss, 70 st. Josephs, La, 100 niles and BACK, once
Leave Grand Lake Friday attain;
Arrive ai Richmond SUNDAY by PM
Leave Richmond Monday q, 8 am;s
Arrive a. :, - ss,.o .os,ss .snsssay Sss day
ss,. ss ssssoaS II ssG1@ s,@sy @syt ssy Gp"
Lake eyst sunday by lopm. ma. pain,
$40 chez, Mis- Faryisw, Union Point Red River
Arrive al Red River Landing Wednesday by i0pmi
Leave Red Landing every Thursday al 8
Arrive a 81. Joseph's Saturday, by ~ p m.
'' ''S% oss S.S's Vista I Ridge floyd
back, week.
Grand Lake every Monday al u m
Arrive al Deerhed neIt day by 6pm;
Leave Deerfed every Wednesday at IAN;
Arrive a Grand Lake next day by 6 m
7795 From Willing, McCarsteis Store
- lno orhce) miles and back, a week.
Leave Port Hudson Saturday at an;
Arrive McCaniei's Store same day by Ian
Leave McCar,eI'. store Saturday at pm;
Arrive Pon Hudson same day by pm
KENTUCKY.
@ From Bowling Green by the Barren GIeen and Ohio rivers
TO Evansvie Indiana, 225 miles and back week,
Leave Rowling Green Thursday stl pm
Arrive At Evansville Saturday by l0pmi
Leave Evansville Tuesday ats
Arrive al Bowling Green next Thursday by l0a
Proposals frequent trips will be considered
g From Liberty arrsonvi and Robertspor Moncei
To- As miles and back, once week
Leave Liberty Saturday al Sam;
NV a Monticello same days by m;
Leave Monticello every Friday al q M
Arm Liberty same days by !
Instructions and requirements tcnbra
n in the contract 10 such extent
as The department may property advertisement inviting
proposals and southwestern States
9TH January, lc5i. .
Feb ble-law4w Postmaster General.
The daily union., 1854-02-23

INThu sTATEs Mail Line to California, Via Aspin~
val and Panama. the 5h and 2h OF zach month, In hr-t
steamship approved BY NAVY Department. Of not less hsn
s'sp tons burden, ruarantying Spssd and safety
Panama.
The transit from miles In rail
om hpnwa 10 obipo and IL miles OF land transportation
dfy road order single
a. therefore, In hotshe
"a their baggage being only transferred once 10 and from mues
|rons-ide The cars.
There will be transportation In future this
Tho entirely sickness description
deserve being New York, Panr
"a and -sn Francisco, detention case Of acciden
The reiable.
expected that The tho Atlantic viii be made
htyssn days and the rsc,6c, in ~ ~ days.
Pasaens-ss will leav. Panama amer tey hspn-
sal.
Through tickets, aitae ra at tho agency IN
Nts street. New York.
Jan ls--dn
The daily union., 1854-02-23

|PohTHAtTs Of Eminent Americans Living
including President Pierce, Marcy, Judge
oer members Of the cabinet with biographical and
os on ht ivcs and by John Livingston, Of
P1khsr On sale =,
Feba no.s.,o,.' near an .,ss,
The daily union., 1854-02-23
NORGE p. FOX arrived at willard. uo,.i jan

lEoRGE -. FOX arrived at MtIiardis Uot.i jan
" @ 1854, from Baltimore, and respectfully
ouncc world lWsh,naon D. c. London and Paris
uir before the let day of May
~ Geofrs r. For metropolitan tailoring department. The
asne-s viii the northeast 90 the southwest
hst block Of bodnu. sore rs feet
W rt deep Ne s iork city, door To- the
w Hosps Ea,c-, formerly occupied Me-sr Seaman MAR,
lately by Tiffany and other dry goods merchants
The daily union., 1854-02-23
ny ROBERT ARm sTEoH
OMITTED STATES MAILS.

STATES OF MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY
(supplemen,ary)
The daily union., 1854-02-23
United states Patent Once,
Wnsh,uxson, rebruafy l6,

m petition H. b. Morse, OF Poughkeepsie, New
York pruyns Of granted 20 him
Of Jane In mode q comuauni-
by application OF electro magnet
Tor from The expiration Of said patent which taxes
yscs 9Osh day of June, is5s-
II Il ogaercd petition heard the Patent Once
Monday Of May u O'clock aad all persons
n0Aed and show cause, any hey nave Ny sad
psuoon ought hot TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 20 ME 70 s ren'
obectons specially writing al least twenty
before hssnE all testimony nrd BY either party 70
and transmitted IN accord
OF office, which will be furnished on spp
eahon.
Fsneer and Evening star, WashinFion D. o. PHnnvanihn
Sciebuhc American, New York Poet,
Boston, Maaehuses and Inquirer, Cincinnati, ohio, once
previous the 2d day Of May
hsr, the day Of hearing .
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Ps,cuts.
Of papers will and send their
as ohce paper containing this notice
febl7--law3w
The daily union., 1854-02-23

Osr LAND WAHRNNT.-Doun ~ land warrant No. ls,ss9,
for isv acres Of jonathan Smith, issued under The act
September 1850 iedthe said
being through the office Mcuonsd member Of House
~ Representatives,, In June e2 received b, him
have General Land Once
Ehhs make application for issuing of duplicate.
JONATHAN SMITH.
Jan 3-Is~sw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-09

THEODORE PARKER INDICTED. - On
Wednesday. the 10Th of Nov. this gentleman
was arraigncd before the L. s. Circuit Court
in Boston. OH an indictment for resisting the
l. S. Officer in the execution of the fugitive
Slave Law, in the Burns case last June. 1t
will do the administration 4 precious deal of
cool to continue its prosecutions in this way.
1t has already expended from SOTO So, 900 to
get the Toortcllow Burns back to slavery, and
is not vet satisfied. Mr. Parker is a speak
Ing man, prone 10 speak freely, and he did so
in this case. No overt act is expected to be
proved against him; and the proceeding is
merely an effort to gag the man, and to terri
fv all disposed to utter con:!cmnatioHs OF the
cruel effects of the immaculate Fugitive
Slave Law. 1t also appears to he prompted
by the same spirit that characterized that hv
which Salem witches were made to suffer
death. 1t certainly is not whit in advance.
and belongs to the same category o.. small
things. 1t will not stop Mr.. Parkcr'S voice.
lie will still open his moa,h to give uttcrancc
70 his sentiments ~. W.. will happen. 1t
will not seal the lips Of others On the con-
trarv il will evoke discussion. dcnunciations
OF the law and its authors Mr.. Parker in
referring to the Indictment remark, that he
has been honorcd several times in his lif. .Nn.
he accounts tbs the greatest of all hi, hon
orS' !..c will gain friends by it. lie will
speak upon the subject, and muti'u'lcs, from
sympathy, will be attracted to hear him.
The gag system is not dead and buried like
its author Mr. President Pierce deems it
glory enough for him to walk in The ,li>hon-
cred footsteps of the late Mr.. Athcrton.-
Surely. "a pigmy is a rismy still, though
pcrchcd on Alps"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-09

COLLISION On TIE GRAND TRUNK
RAILE"AD.-Thc Portland State of Maine,
of Saturday, has the FLOWING additional par
ticular> OF the late railroad accident near
Stark, " II.
We learn from Mr. Hubbard, of Ncazlc,
Me-, who was a passenger in the tram
at the time OF the di>asicr.and who was some
what bruised, that the cars had hardly stop
ped before the right train was upon them.
There were about 40 passengers on board,
all OF whom, with the exception of some halt
dozcr. were more or less injured. Some
lcaped out of the windows, and some crawlc.l
out the wreck and those able to work. drar-
gcd out the helpless
One woman was thrown upon the stove in
the car, and very badly burned, SO that she is
hardly expected to recover She was the
last one cXtricatcd, and had with her child
which was somewhat burned, but not severe
ly.
1t is said that Mr. Goold. the conductor of
the passenger train, cautioned the freight
tram conductor As he passed him s!:or,
time before. to run slow ard avoid cominu on
to the passenger Tram. This was not more
than twenty minutes before the accident oc-
cured.
Mr.. Goold jumped Off with Aas before
the train stopped, and had not got farther than
the cEd of the tram before he saw the freight
train coming few rods OIL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-09
1lratb5.

In Mar~hE.!d. Nov. -. Mr. Simeon l.. Coi,rrn.
In this Village. Nov. %, OTIS Eronks, il.fai. son
ct Vim. II. y. and Olive A. Prince
In Sheffield. W.. Oct. 10, Of typhoid fever an.
congestion Of the brain. Ann Elizabeth, a-el l; yrs
daughter Of hemcrit AID Abigail Davis.
:hiS town. Now Mr. .!uhn Aver. in the SSH
year OF his age. lr WAS one Of the first settler,
"i THIS tow. and remarkable WAS his health thu.
he never called physician.
la Derby. My. s, Of dy>cnt~rr. Mar, ~i!s Of
Dea. \. 5. Bcrharr. :c:.I -.
In Derby. Srpt.s, Mary lila. aged :cars and
]" months: also. Sept. "a. Cara Ely. acci wear,
and months, only children If Adam ". aI E!iza
Arm Mcpherson: Oct. I. Adam ". Mcrhcr>.n.
aged Gall Of l:sc.i:crv.
In Craft~hury, SEPT. ., Col Samuel french, az
cl