The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-07-15

caI1tlcS III IS OetteT. WnlIc III otHciS IL IL Hot
so good All other crops look exceedingly
we'll Should the balance OF the season prove
as favorable as the past, the harvest Of wheat.
corn, oats and potatoes will be a rich one.
Roor BEEE-Mr Enoch Foster, residing
in the second building north Of our office,
manufactures an excellent article of root beer
1t is not only wholesome but very pala'a-
bic drink lie keeps it constantly for sale
Mr. l.. Flint makes the same article at Far
banks Village.
e. Stone. lodged in jail last week on the
charge Of having counterfeit money in lis
possession, was required to find bail in the
sum ofsl5Oo, and no,S SOC, as it was mis- print
cd in our last.
Extract from private Correspondence.
LETTER FROM WISCONSIN.
CAssvILLE, Wis. June %, u.
II am here at public hotel waiting for
boat up the river, with my door opening up
on the broad expansc Of the great Father of
waters. The prospect. the scenery, though
FESTIVE of reelection. Not very many wears
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of jpiiG)3,S of human bclnC, This i n mos.
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yea an" ''"r"'"Na''H 'H' ''"' 'r'n- III ti''
h'A'> OF spectators ana :i"'h Tor higher pre-
mcnt OF the Western country. II orr gov
crumcn, considered merely the interests otth'
country. Il w""l! rml' no in!ividnal to az
I""prIatc Nor" 90 himself than he can cu'l
,atc. or reduce 10 a state O.: profitable PFC
i1r;ion. s. crra. a portion of tnc land thi
SIDE of the Mi~>i~>i,,,i is owned and hcll /,
! spectators a, advanced r,iccs In. cni ran.
, ,,,,-Suc ,hc;r cor~sc "a m, ..;u ,;;-.hc- W..
S1rh a rorfcc. ,l,-onr a~r VII, linz .lc:- va,
towards the N;>>i,~i,,, ,}a. !. i ir,,,oss;|I
- t.~r, .Lor, ,r,os> ~ "a. ,s .',ov ,~r;vc
I, vt The princi,,l croS>i,,r H., road has hcc,
throncrl with m overs wagons COR nils wa:
, inr for chances 70 cross .lir river Land ha
!. Len a good inyc>.mcn. Of money TO-. two O,
three wears past. hence the avi,li.v with which
it has been sought. Il has increased from, -
r TO 100 per cent within wears Whether il
r viii continue thrS to advaAc" Will depend
: upon The prices Of produce an'' tho sta" o:
the money markc' Sor' ''.in, climax
r VIII soon be rcarh"'i. and a decline srrccod
. That REACTION in tn" present rapid advance
at prices VIII take place. have no d"nht,-
There may II" temporary d'3reSS'oA hn'
prices OF rca' estate must confirm" to rise
: Lanes h'rr are 'ir below Their actual value
as compared with Nr'""> N other parts o' fic
: country Land IN "h'''' locations can ht
"o'a'n'" Tor - ana :" dollars per acre. quite
equal. every th;ng considered. 10 those fnI
winch ," dollars ana upwards ar" paid in
= ''''"' AN" !''lc!n" greater Iroi't than an,
'nF'>''"'''' '"a' ran re mad" IN lar! IN New
= f'""'a''o- Farmers mere are now dong eX
tr"me'v well. and spectators in mary case.
S'i'' "''''r; consequently TOO much capita
'''' ''' ''S' Interests on ire country Is invest
e" ]" 'ha' business. bnt time Will work :
. r'"'e'E. "heh CRISIS comes. If ever. h'1
!. ''e''S'S VIII "' emery affected The inter
.>'> 81 inc producing classes are now b"'n:
! nun. e>''"''>"'"' Inc resources OF thu
0 ''"''! 90" " o'''"'d between gram an'
S'''A '"'S'"H' me ra''roa'> 'n''rs'"''nc al
:: '"''s' ever! part Of Tins country furnish al
o '''',' ''' Us surplus Pr''"r'' anu should 'h'