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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

TslW fDa rSe New orsabs Data The fol.
lrs, aoiies Of the death Of tentlsmaa whose
,rI 5.,ply Iep'oted By BIZ relatives sad numet
Is r.aa in thiS city.
lam s1 VIZ. TAtLA>r, Eco Within The last
- Iu re hare lost muSt valuable Nhd ssil'
Il .ar1 ra, " alieI iailsat, Eq l., who, ia Ia
8 iY4, vas one Of the most promising young
RI New OrlsanG HIS dsalh vas uneEpect.
=. H4Gen, mrlsaeboiy; It has been Inc cause Ol
ssy.d S0ttoW to 4 large elIc!s u us lrlenbl,
W i9pfeCttlEd his iHs Ialsllest AL Ss1sial ID
a. snt ehst1eiei.
Il Ti!lant SaS in his Goth ygaH when be died;
"A. ) . sT, he bad Just sateTsd the Tss'ibuE= OF
stlsa Tue ioqI closed bsLiaJ ban, sNvns By
x ia1l Of Destiny, AMI dattsnsd bis rath With
e isalSa 81 Death" he had Teen resident
4 ,.l.i'T fot i4n YeafJ, and had may aGQullI
4ats Vso set ntopeT value on bis substantial
'at,a. as gutfgH hopsIulHess, k'hdhess and
.tsr'f.
lie 3eeelse,l zas1 nAtiIe Of Lincoln, Eng.
AZ Aver hu tn,Val ia NsS 0Gl=iaJ, be HaS
1ss. "a Tie baking house Of yliusS RObb,
So. isI very som established bis position -
lt.at rIa 0f 1iseVotthy ilnbiiInn, great asst
ai'Iaa irs business qualifications. dis sn-
Is's VIZ lat tAs nad " aFsIIOOk these enatlc
q, AID Ia Tue has Va. TalianI Y1I pEOn0tsd
ar -9bip IN the estIbli1hmsnt; fact, HhIeIl,
nErt. 'ldeisnii0 pFJIt BIZ eSittIrtl aary
META, IEIi. Lid Intsltelu1l. EVshlAlhs looked
hVaHe Vt M fltutej IFtsadS tstheted tonud
"a s1esEs 1fee.tOaS r:Eltled bis l. 50rE' When
iiaseaI ~ OIaE 1SpUaat
"aYtss rG4lIIs ~ iSd ptiiSbta."
E.e's ss!ts tuupls ,onuuIs 10 b tdLsd to
- "''tili,OT-'Nay he test in pace
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

Tia. GaSA1 BsnyolNr soets1v Aad theIt
,iaaI anas ye''sNiaS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

pDeiIelts FsaLt1 ard sailirsa vf plst4t tn IL Il
Satl CGa&ha ATuHcbitiS, uISFSpEa, Liver epnpaIat,
seTotGtS, villa I'll tsslhfRmeass on tie 1yItta.
Gail GEd get rln1paet4 HfIi9.
a l.eatsi Jdha a. iRPPan, alta ward, IA ST
D. ksI3Is EsLaIsG7.
scat ~ NVRrTHER I HQFF8RAH, ~ Hltinors a.,
aS.IlnAts. AUI III HlCalERJ, y. Z.
CFSPgrp 81 FAf ktuls ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

.4rsps AtIsttttihs q OtA.
80 oflAs litslHS sAeeE, Shouia u adj
~ = 10 tittotal ttPaftnsnt ottbt p.
49, y tlltSted n ~ Kites, IOiHtly, o. 70 d:
/. y writing tSf pSSIeattob, win Ftsass
- - ~ So Oh Pspef.
"a 81 ib0fG tst9 Rill greatly oAllEs %,
,-Es rlSfs phtapt atGlttha y eotl e1PohiehtS
y - q 81 o'hsEGtis SOaos ilaeA CeEifIs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

AtttTTa SteS4 az Res9infl platr$.
r Witt ~ twelve aqlr9 y. theSSl1i es food gAlte
6a4 Saie1, AIltbsa l0nS. 6lnett4 = We tse4t 20
te1 t1at, istlts VIE tsat sag q W
ISlEt jalfefS1 u IL y hlEf IsI tQt ~ us StJ'
b.S ~ ~.SH Walls. s-,s,ltl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29
zSuyttLr, Gao.

LNF4VIFLEI VaVI'
VI j. 0, tassr, :. NJ
Dear NJ - base sven Iae''I o. thr's !'lrH with
f1runlt.sni la alr 5.e., ART ~ .aIi X s1niaa 10
- set cut OF bed TiiOHt heiP IEt !3ur ISsEi u
1ur en- in,isrsI uu me .-si4. zee 6OLA 8 aaE4 Fat
lH aud Iry VIII ptrt il THGi taVe aEa ore hOt
,r Bls retyGl ne nt.ea nat Ms S9'e ~ teI cHi ~
ny ssI WiIOui AiltE. II slN setn jieSSiui " w.
uSt tt7 il 90 ,J4f K IL ,nj yuI ts ss W-.l F-IIeI.
MRS. * COCHRAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

wAolraae a,d Pp'Il N:su'l.
ruOAPSoS & PATTERSON
nri-iT 40 NJ Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29


L'laI TELo - COax lSO 0Afs. The follow
as s'sra1 If crops tlssd ia N,tshsIl county
''': 'ssa 'setvrI Sy Lss soatI Of Mia,ssn Of
'""Ws'is'l ylnial4 Agricultural Society and
''t'FiAi IaTu,1's" having been p.ope'lI su'
'a''as'isa. Il is1reusl bythe Bard that the
r'sGtaiI and sOgehtn vzs icnarlsi to them
20 ne 70 eosteR @r Tie Premiums, Is the a.
''"' S'd ass1 made ap some tine bs!Ots the
fIitssa'I Ht'e H.cs.1sd.
Va pIses Of Vuqad, containing, BY actual
ls'''fsnsn'. 'lets1 and Is poles, crop Of eOm
s''''orHs Isl aa,ssIs "a, r.issd By VIZ. AtE1.
"''a' Of N'nESl eoanty, being little more
"a 80 5afhss 70 he sete. The Gal icte was
''iF''ae S'h Tie u4s tuaning north and
"9'ai Zee. Iad inches vids-eota planted
n1!ia Is inches apart, Leaving aud 2 talks
9iis 'di. The seeond letea Ras plated botA
'"" J 'se' aaa , iueaes vide, leaving 31taIAs 70
= BIZ. Il Tai srsi p!ougAsl With The esluVa.
It. ''H iafss umri aaA tie iAovsl plough aud
l. oa ht ant ,ers vl1 t1Ae1 Ia bushels,
"'a' nc0ai ~, aad III bu1Ssls "a TIE lAihl
2, ''dN poles. TIE IrOond vas broken W
S''' asa Of Ami, aud the eOta planted ia
s'eoad week OCNay. Tas ams troand YES
'Tf1 The rear ptsvIOus, and IitIdsl something
=; 40 bushels to ths sore. TIE soil IS 4 sand
ga with slay tSbso,l; the Ses,l eeta eanA from
@"aeGI asd y eamsoaly called 'AammotA
's's' TIE stsaad % which the corn <1s sais.
= "a part Of a-ssu Of "a aeSr, sad Tue stop
u 10 Pp'stban al susass Of the Asli,
H'p'ses orGuuad containing 81 tstrs, h ae,
% ae1atsaeat, Ihsts Nsa taised in the sp1ns
" 'Atl cop 81 0aI eoalaiaju4 t91 sAeaSa u
a'ef', thste btiot sls,ea 1Atavss - Tie bash.
=. Tae Gals ssished 70 lbs. TO tie bushsl, and
- '0sss1 70 he aee. The hnd 5 4 low, black
'7''of ttauhd tad heavy toil. Il vas plauGhsd
'"'i he GtIt Of Mach; btotsa up deep, aal
~ 'So0t Ne lS,A ct 2o,A ot Astsh. and cal
.'''' Ias IAh II Iuly. Tks Ctpp vas raissd b
S'q' SslEIts Of N,ahilI soanty.
CasLEs AIltaAtt, SesI.
RpaasA tays lAit nIlhsceh ever p n1hY ri,
~s.' 're sasNHttet ssst ssstapPol, Yetl i I
TVt,sE . p4rslist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Damask 1nj 5,pwa Tth.S LiFeaSi
u start 1914 Dah1SS 10 e!0thSi
AlS0, extra sunaf qualities 'OF ereBGl0n tlaleSI
Liza SApkiRS, Figit NlrAAAl
Lipen and cotton EheeiinsS, ali Widths And Qualities
Pillow .aSe Eien aud CoIioa, 10 10
Taiu ACDan,st psess. Al eGtiIGiy new aad AeaUti.
eil lIlIc!ei
NarIeiliea lul llsHdLs Quilts. white aad soi'dT
Furniture Pnhll. ? tHeb, nIiI AID 4pGrelHf
hroea.ei.e lace, and hiusiia eR'taiH HIsEsTtI.ii
PuTuiiure Pads. toiton PIiHSei
Tlekiass. Che.kT, srSIHi
RsAStl, IiIFa. aud hgcGlhacG roNeli1p;
B,S.cbei Shiriusa In New i.IX ais wafer twist,
LaRSdas, PluefSIH, NASn'aCOu iGd Soc 81 GL.IS
TIh.G covers u SIcCAte,e and cola.
Weave aIso rees we'd eEoics * Of CGrpeBGS, which
We VIII seiI ts cheap a eau * Sold'a he ei:I
1Fl lIElSH6I L & C1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

Groceries at Wholesale.
s00 RBLX N0L1SSESE
CtJU S0i NG.S Rio e06e4i
s. notkkta LAstdrl enafti
20 Old lava
q SoFt4 CavtsESA T0AlttsI
DGtP 2V.
10 A6lS GUl lBd drJ
j. SaEti StsWlrtT \. Z. sasits'i
10 hAdS SagITI
8 Sis LoV.HaEI tsaaea saarF
bMchY Il, .. P, cad tuPs'al Etasi
% tltty b03es
- HaIea4 rect
o. b61aa III te eipeai
% cRpnSI hntI $1Sest 49,.
ToetiStf win oil alIOFtas1t PlallY Gfoctrte9,
ipsliS SpsS PrtS, DYo 1n, FIlh, &c. slc. pr iaIs
= fILtASF & DRtAPlLlS,
MI 50 e A1la Mre.t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

RSAtsh saJs hat nIlhsoth e7tt y ntaY ptt,
''s' 're easRHttet s$kS sssteppol, YetIb
1'Ud'ss . plI4glst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29

Three. Mile Ice
THE SnbSeriSefI would l.otu lt.ir h!sal, Sad ike
citi1ena waes'tRz F'Rerll!, that taeY save elE'-
EeHcrd delivering lCen Tue city, aad ae PI:Paied 10
taIpsh 10 all 20 want t. an eNCeent lttce. lhtiT ice
g1S cut thres ntS ia0ye iaS city Ia tie e!ee!, and
lie uest Sateh Of ths liver JEd IS seaE, Beautiful cs
44TIant4d ETtA from NJ iL1Pu, ilRs-
aT!I GEoRGE ScHELLHASE & CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-29
4 GREAT VICTORY OVER AL LlNlNESrS
]. B. VONDERSM1THS
Chaag Flu,
Chinese Imminent.

Chinese Imminent.
THIS superior preparation prosecuted u The AK. ~
can nahle wiz ne gle1tpNi slntIet &c ihI; ~ en-
etGut carve saaitieS evest Az? NAtr taoUu Ln'HRrt
i4 letiuu Il rsiIlu, - IHi umbOCn "a uS ~ ND EaSs
HheIs an tEtefbal application - ipprornaU tH vac
ave tired T.sadtIN iMaliHt "a ihe IItt0WlHS hS-
eISrSI IReInsI1n 4PT1nA, brgLses 3|4.el lnn9 WEAK
Jais white NwIIng rains IA tae sdeN. alps, tde' 'ne
breast, .Ea. luT 9th psit Oh the SOty u IS an eI
etenL IInedy ~ afuisFs, sclds cuts, eG. Vls useul
4eSI 0f'ais ne%t!nsse eTrell COMPOUND IS ~ m me aEs
tO1fne - In hunaN Spe:es, BOT IS tquiiE sHtL tH'
thsre,ss IrFieI dissl'ts0' Tue aTh tie 4oae4
4 ihat morse. Asnu4 the drny llSeEeS al AtCi
!satf bEHfRJ 20 Ia! 20 a.. ~ wnrt q! = 'hs d&t cef
IlnSlGe, Aly o. aEeI ~ WuNIri. Vt Estt ara'ses
irrli1s ia too 14u1Jels chap, scfAche' er-rSrd fi,
tVesGey, Spine PItDr It.S, se. Fog iIE.IeT gafleJ'
arr see ursCtiIns or apu.s+.
TANE NOTICE.
Nlny and lust nb sruUPt made 70 al the 0EditaE
Lirlmeai1 tie iay lcsOGH' u itsii offensive ams!'
In,i tle uussuiiv sItEa Ita - fnlu The 41iu. HOH
istn act aLIl hIA been sIei - iit is;JhlShmfntI
lie nI :prO9l GteEIsLs, iHs de !!aI d i4AilH ols
rlieus Il tat ~ 4dlLnH 10 itS 'IrFreE{ td'Iilre e
ects, IN tie NO irl!tHni :Dsiec tnd l;rerIhe fSr.
unS. 10 any Pa1 ~ tue ska ID WlcI = np'G ee hF:ei
IL inpaIO rU4y lin, GllaT14 W w1ica lat' Jr nHhy
A0a1, sE caves he IstF tHtsNA NJ h@l AH Ham, IN
stelI ~ ;Ae saee,t CnsPEeH arIC1anGe Ilch y
eIuUu sAu OF 4hLu Al niksr I'Ict1 aSed 'df b.
~ HuiG. Het9, teIy isdY'S Iosi Is aNIpusd VITA u
NAU GGoHG iii Rxeklri .iIlSNid ihA 'eSrsi 10 r1l
- It's I4Tetaas Iua ascI a9 oGn Gus s1t4e and ~
GT !0gIaetE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08

- BANK TRoUBLEs.--The whole diff
Guilty in regard to the Peoples Bank Of Der
BY, and the Bank at Royalton, arose from the
failure of the Grocers' Bank in Boston, act
ing as agent for the above and other Banks
The bills of Rovalton and Derby are now re-
ceived regularly, there having been a sus-
pension Of only one day. The Grocers'
Bank is closed under an injunction.
The examination Of Mr.. George NJ.
Weber, as candidate for the Passionate of the
South Congregational Church in this village,
took place on Tuesday evening Of this
week. The examination was satisfactorily
sustained. The ordination took place on
Wednesday. The exercises were as follows
Invocation and reading Of the Scriptures, by
Rev. Mr.. Barnum; Prayer by Rev. Franci.
Warmer; Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Sweetser
Consecrating Prayer, by Rev. VIM. Scales
Charge to the Pastor, by Rev. W. W. Thay
err; Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. W
b. Bond; Charge to the People. by Rev. A
Boutelle; Prayer, by Rev. II. Wellington
Benediction, by the Pastor.
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l(fatbg.

SrtNrH>-.it Lover Waterford My. -, ., Is
ease Of the lungs Mr. Au-.n Stevens, aged 81
.Nr,th s. II AMI Worth l'nni'.'Jst eoyy.
GoInAED-!! !.~..c:a C.sv.ou CO.. Iowa. NOV.
l.. Jrnev y only daughter Il 'o:.r = ana Ca,
ollie f.. Goddard. accd . wears and mouths
ElCHA1ns"H-ln Sacramento. California. Oc.
%, Hir. Atial Richardson. Of Waterford. W: aye
50 wears ~ L. engaged in the Staging bus.
mess ard in ::,;cultv with an opposing line
stabbed. M 50 badly uoun.!cd ina, he sur,!v
Cd on, I: day.
EI>EKsoN-In Pcacla,n, Nov - Lila Am4re.,n
,!:us liter Of J l. aid t. j Emerson. accl 6 month,
and 10 drys.
Marsh a. tireeilsl ORC, Nov .. Trr.,.ric Yer
non, >o.. Il Mr. Frederic Mar.h, aged :, wears An,
5 mol.t>. OF SUI is lie lin,,l n. " H. ,r,,"
WoopBurY-In Concord, Oct l., %. cons INN
ton. Etri1ce J. Woodbury.. age! Il wears a!!l
months. Cuia.y L. suA {, res,
S!"rpAED-A. St,r-'ca,!. Nov g. Ro>ina Au:an
dar'!, sre! IL ye:.rs
HAI'cEK-lu Lo"rI! Was Nov 30, Of .vpoi,
fever, Ellen f.. daI.-,or ~ John &. nj Be,>e,
.dEcr. deceased. late oi p.lvillc aged IL wears
JAML--In Newhurv Nov 4. after an Illness OF
three daI>, OF lung fever, Mr.. Jabi>h James, aye.
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Narriaqf5.

R"wLLL k"wEIl - a, the Caspian House.
Greensboro, Nov -, by Rev J. Y. Stone, Mr. X.
". Eowcll, merchant, and Miss Lois T. Rowell both
Of Albany
Wilson IoHHs">- = III the ~ PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Derry. H.. Thank giving morn. Nov.
%, by Rev. y. ". WeI,nan. Nr Jo--;il g. wilson,
Derrv.
EArt>-CL>rK- \. h,lr Line Wv g. hv ,l.e
Rev. Nci''fnl!. NJ. Lyman &. Bate. Cd, herhv
Line, and Mss fian1a! L.. laughter Of Mr. Cu.h-
N:a!I C..tyk OF Stal 49,,
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United States ard Foreign Patent
AGENCY.

MIDDLE STREEr. LOWELL. MASS, I. y. \.
ELHANAN w. SCOTT,
Craftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for fourteen wears,
PEOtCEES PATENTS in this. and all Foreign COM
tries where Patent Laws exist.
REFERENCES. The undersigned have for scveta
years been acquainted witE Mr. +. ". SCorr, and
state with pleasure, that he j, a gentleman of un
questionable integrity. and knowledge in the bus
ness in which he i engaged
SEwALL q. Mach. Mavoroi Lowell.
|. ". BEARD. Attorney at Law ,and Asst Treas
Us. boston.
II. &. SMITH, ", 'lctnrcr Of Machinery, CT!
ELISHA NJ N1t>>.!,s.' H. Gov. Ms. Lowell.
DIS. RWnAi<ir,,'H, Atty at Law & Co. Comm r
\. R. i:KowN. Any at Law. and Director of III,
Name>t Bank. 922vl
PATTERNS for CASTINGS. ard MODELS for Ma
chimes. promptly manufactured. +. ". SCOTT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08

The Caledonia County Bible Society will hold is
annual meeting at Danvilie, on the 18th day Of De-
&c nber next, a: ~ oclock. A. ". Agreeably to :,
vote of said society at its last session. 1.-THE pastors
Of all the churches cooperating in the Bible cause
requested 10 preach the subject, and see that
collections are taken up in the month of December,
previous, to- the 2Oth III said month. and nj the time
Of taking said collection, the churches are invited
to appoint two more delegates to attend our
nual meeting with their pastors
Arrangements tor the services on the occasion
are to be made bv the directors. ii. hoped the
directors will attend to this drtv in due season.
Bv order OF the directors,
THERON HOWARD, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08
Massasoit Salve: Vegetable Compound

That has been used for more than twenty wears
and has proved itself valuable family medicine
The many ailments of flesh, such is burns, scalds
cuts. bruises, wounds. &c. cre almost instantly
cured hv It's use. To those troubled with Piles it
will bring immediate relief and thousands Of cures
have been made No tamiiy should be without it,
Price % cent, per box. All orders sir nd be ai-
drcsse! to j. =. SULLIVAN Proprietor
100 Washington street. Boston. Mass.
Sold by J Z Bingham. st .)olInshurv: " II Nc
Galley, Lyndon; Randall & Hubbard Lyndon
Center Hill Il Flanders Shcncld 5 5 Blanchard,
Glover: Geo Cowie,, Eyesat.; Clark 4 Varnuin
Barnet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08
FIR E. W OOD,

~Ok SALE quantity Of wood. standing on 10.
Il OF land IN Danvilie. about fve miles from, :.
Johnsburv Depot; ami 70 he taken off The Ground
me coming winter. The wood the original growth
mostly maple and birch easy Of ncces. and O.:
To = = market: -! NJ. !s Id ~ tn.
cord or by the acre o, term. advantageous ~ Nv.
c'e"'>h'ne ts-cein 9, ~. e.. &C.;
~. N.Y. ~ j. We v,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08

The donations and legacies to the Amer
lean Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, from august lst to Octc'Nr Slst in
.'usIve. amount e S!?.Hfs
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The PKOHIBIToRy LAw.-Judse Har-
ris, Of Albany. has no doubt of the compe.
tency Of the Legislature to pass Prohiblto-
~ Law. lie denOunces the idea of fOrestall-
ing the decisions of the c,urts by legal o.
pinions, given by members Of the bar in ac-
cordance with the wishes of their clients
He decides that the Grand Jury has no right
% pass over the violation Of the Prohibitory
law
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08

-REEIGIOUs DIsCONrEHr-The rumor
of considerable religious discomfort existing
in Russia. is confirmed by Government cir
cular Just issued to the Russian clergy lie
who doubts the Gar 20 be the sole protect
or of the Orthodox Church is declared to be
an apos,a:e."
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Reported for Cbr Californian.
CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT.
DECEMBER TERM. lS5!

IloS. LUKE P. POLAND, Chief Judge.
HAIRY y W' , M""nE' Associate Judges
Petit Jury empanellcd and sworn: Bar
net, Archibald Bachop; Burke, Timothy l..
Marshall, Willard Bundy; Cabot, Benjamin
F. Scott. John Clark Danvile, Albert Dan
forth, Owen T.Whitc; Groton,. John q Adams;
Ilardwick, A. NJ. Amsdrn, j. X. Moves
Kirby, Samuel Brown; Lyndon. Hiram NJ
Nichols, GaIusha j. Bundy; Newark, War
rem Fairbanks; Peacham, Jacob Way, The
o,lore q. Farrow; Rycgate, Thomas Nelson.
Jr.. Moses johnson; ST. Johnsbury, E:ward
Allen; Sutton, jacob B Gordon, Josiah Will
ley. Sheffield, Joseph Williams; Walden,
Gary Knight; Waterford, William Kinney +;
Wheclock, Albertus Allen.
Upon the call OF the Jury Docket s: cases
we're set for trial by the Jury
No. 6. Bradley Morrison VS. Walter Bu-
chanan was the first in order for trial.
This was an action on the case for flowing
Plaintiffs land in r. ega,c by De:e"dan; 5
dam
Trial by Jury and Verdict for
j. Potts and 5. b. Colby for PIT. Dewey
and T. Bartlett. jr. for Drtt.
This case occupied the time of the Ccu,,
till "Wednesday even ms when ii adjourned
over to Monday next.
-CNIvERsITY OF NERMo>r-At a
recent corporation mectin. OF the University
Rev Calvin rea>e, late Professor Of the J. IT.
in and Greek Languages in the college, wa.
elected TO The office of President Of the in,,i.
tuition. LETT vacant Nv the resignation Of Pres
iden, Smith. DR.. Leonard Marsh, is elected
as the successor OF Professor Pcase. The ST.
lertions cannot but be- gratifying to the nu
mcrOus friends Of the University
The New York Tribune, after pa,inc
$500 and costs fer libel suit. saws As iu
rlcs appear to suppose that they must give 3
verdict against newspaper sued for Iib.!. a.
a matter OF course, we thank this one for no
gou.ing US envy more"
! On Saturday night terrific gale pre-
vailed at Albany and along the Hudson. an,
several vessels were driven ashore. In liud
son, the steeple of the Episcopal Church wa
blown down. 1t was two hundred feet hict
There is statute in Indiana winch pre-
vents the testimony Of negro from being re
ceive1 in the courts This disability, Jus
now, gives the negroes the monopoly Of t.,
carrying trade in liquor in that State 4
thew cannot be made witnesses. the liquo
dealers are not afraid to sell 10 them an
they are very generally employed TO etlrc
the exchange between the seller and consu
mcr Of the prohibited article
Dudley Sclden. Esq OF New York cit,
died in Paris recently. after short lime ),
H. was formerly prominent member of tn
New York bar, and a member OF the 90
Congress.
The Harrisburg. ga Telegraph give
a contemporary the following first rate nc
tee "The Patriot and Union winds up
very abusive article against ourselves by 81,
ing. an he PLAYED on a harp of a thou>an
s,rings-sperits of Just men made pcrtcck
When Andrew Hopkins gets justice. he wi
play upon an instrument of one string, wit
the bridge down."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08
FARMING UTENSILS;
CONSISTING in 'arr of
u TO w ~

~ al! a.nrr &c! kinds AMI >ji,>. Pow Castings fol
+. I. tartruh,'. Hr=gI",. Nour>c, Mason & COS
PlowT, and Points for par; Of Pl"atv 4 M.ars
Bundys' andt'c Montpelier or Grus>l!olper Plvw>:
Rollers. Cutters, Cevi>.> and Iinlt> '"rPl,v> GU
fvator> and Teeth OF Gas; Iron and Steel: Hor-
Hoes. Ccrlr'anter, and Shelters, SEED Sewers
Cast Steel Hoes. >h"vei>, Sa'.e> and Trans plant
mg Irowc!>: Straw and Root Cutters. Picks and
Mattock>. Tree md Floor Scra,cr> Hay, Manur,
and Garden Folh-. Horse Drag. IIav and Garden
Eakcs. Steel Spring Rake Teeth. Hay Knives, AK
"s. AK Handles. Hatchct>, Sickle Grain Cradle.
and IrN-> Iio'k-. t"r Scotch Sic+ls.>i Hav. Bush
and Rramble Scythe- a.d Snu.I> >ryfhr stone
Ok l"kc>. Bows. Bow Pins and Bail hair> Ior>,
Chains Ha!tcr> and Chai:!> for tyir- Cattle Iror
Bars. ChnrliS, Cheese Presses and Ilo"s. Ba~ k"i.
t'arti Tool! and Seeds Wood Saws ready for IL G
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08

VIZ. St"chnr."r> III tlc Bank Of Lyndon are
hereby !"t!'l"'i IL nice: ~ the I'm 81 J. w. X
VIM. H. Hoyt. in I.yndon. on lu,>,!av. N. ,,h law
Of January. A. ID. l>;6 a. /" clock in The ,,,r,.
noon. f"r 'ir purpose If clcctiug seven Director,
Tor said Bank Tor the wear cn>uim.
BY order Of Ike Directors
Lyndon. Dec. l. 49, as, os
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08

-TnE FRrIrs-We hear with regret
the death of Mrs COnOver. Of Oneida county.
the lady to whom was awarded the first prize
for ridirg Q, at the ladies Equestrian Exhi-
bitiOn" of the State Fair held in Elmira She
contracted a severe cold on that occasion. we
are informed. from the effects Of which she
never recovered. and which terminated in
her death short time since. We also learn
that one Of the contestants for the prize at
our County Fair, has been confined to her
room by sickness ever since that event.
There are more wavs than one Of causing
sickness and committing suicide.-Ptilos"-
pier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08

leeelE~k "" subscriber offers for sale or 10
ul4IEE i3~"' .Hl 'ommod",.S Hotel
-''.!ief "ti: The out-bulng> garden
ana !i"ic tUr'iurc. Situated III Coventry Falls VII,
-: also near. one hundred and titv acres of
sood Ian!. mostly under improvement. near said
village and ii de red, a large stock O; cattle
For terms l.ea,c enqu'': OF the subscriber.
,'ANIEL BEAN.
Coventry, NV. 50 Is,j. ..S-6Q*
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08

The Manchester American. in an article Oh
manufactures SAYS that one of the oil mon
sters in New Hampshire politics-Corpora-
tions-has lived down and crowded out oppo
sition. and adds
"1'he result of the last reAsnS 500 show
I'd that from 1910 to 1850 the whole tcnden-
" of the population hal been from agricul-
tural pursuits to manufacturing and mechani-
ral pursuits We think that almost without
exception. the towns OF the State. even the
most fertile. which had remained purely az
iicultural. had diminished in populaton.-
some Of them very little ard some in larger
ratio. But where a small factory village had
sprung up. or wher. lorali'y had become a
small centre Of som. mech ,nlca! pursuit, the
population had either rr,naiued nearly sta
tionary or increased \ little. During that
time the population of the State had increas-
I'd 3342O. being not the average per cent.
of increase, since 80. THIS increase irit the
manufacturing and mechanical towns all lar
rer. and the agricultural towns all SMALLER
OF course agriculture is still the pIepOnder-
atng interest Of the State. but these facts,
showing the direction of the currents OF pop
uiaiion. point with great certainty to the tn
t,re destiny OF the State. Even if the agri
cultural towns do NOT continue TO decrease
in population in the Ia = >. ten years. II quite
certain that the manufacturing towns viii
continue 10 increase. unit. manufacturing AMI
mechanical pursuits will become the leading
interests"