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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
-f,EAT EXCITEMENT IN sEEfASTO

GREAT ENCITEMENT ~ SEnAS' -.
IN pDI y on can buy READY MADE CLOIllNt xId
TIRNISHING GOODS. At whorsal" aud retail N every "
rcv and svie cash prices by calling at AiFfi'
NEWMANs corner Main and Market streets where You
win save 20 per He has just returned from the Noth
er Manufactures where he has made good supplies express
lv for this the most fashionable style ana every "
cy in the Clothing line, and cheaper than was ever oereo
In bis civ be better for 10 cal ana exam
inc is and az least ~ per cent rs ne
buys all his for cash, and sells them ~ m"eh les %
have Clothing made order, in the beS manner anu
the shortest notice, and always Het th hcNeS' anu " ~
ionahle oods for your money. , ,.,.. =.
i''"'0 " - APPEL g. NEWMAN'S
Corner of Main and Market streets,
,.- Lynchhurg, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Il YNCmnUWe. ACADEMY OF FINE ART


IL ATTRACTION ExTRAoRpINARY.-PATEN
AMBRorYpES by j. kEAGY only. successor TO = y.
Gibbs at his cid stand next door to the Virginia Bank Main
sreeeono ssedly the highest achievement Of tho Photo
graphic These beautiful pictures glass plates have In
few months almost entirely annihaed the old style Daguer
reoypc paocess being infinitely superior In every regard
First the, be light The features not
richer In tone aud elegant In hnsh the eyes rr
feet taken the time required by the old process
and lastly they viii last for They are hermctieay seal
ed between plates of glass which scaling secured by cter
In the United States and Europe and owned In Lynch
bury keagy This sealing renders them mperviousto
air water other agent which destroys the Daguceo
type.
Citizens aud strangers respectfully Invited to call aud
anime specimens
paguerreoypcs copied Into Ambroypes and rendered i'm
porishabc
Instruction given the and the right to mako Ambro
types In Virginia reasonable terms
Every variety of Frames &c also large stock of
Jewcry constantly on hand lsep 9.dts
VDNUE NEWCONEs--by. Thnckaray--a new
u supply
Life of Curran-by his son;
Japan and IL;
The Old 1lomestead-by Mrs stephens;
kosicrhim-by DE Quincey;
Trenehs synonyms of the New Testament,
Also further supply Of Wlmarths short nib Gold Pens at
nov l5ts MORSES Comm House.
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VITRorypEs, PHOTOGRAPHS ID u 81 t r. ~ N IN n all
TYPES above style Pictures are utAen III an
.,ir orf,c,ion At the {; alery of G. w. MlNNiS y W
TANNER would inform his friends ana tu puo,.'t t
sonca of some.tNo months daring which time ne ~
without regard labor expense every ne" az " % me-
nnrovcment known in the Photographic art ana NOV.
n.red to- furnish those who may desire thet 49, 49, f
On class Photographs Paper, or the
70 al. III which will be taken in all theif nfli.anc
and perfection also large aud beaiu' v
~ cr n TocKFrs BREAST PMS, MEDALLioHs ~ ,f
sFs rR,NFs &c made expressly for the art "a Nts'. ~
GALLERY is solicited whether Pictures are oesirea .. Se
U, "aie's '"N'' " T. TANNER,
ccltod. ,u.,ts g. ~ ,,,ar Iynchhurg,
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Cbran;r ~ N,,ons n,bil, Diseass Of the kinr,s and
" , -, {, -. as e,a,na.L sncb
MS Constnaion Inward piles Fulncss or Blood Head
Acjatv the stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fulncss weight the stomach Soar Ernetaions Sinking
Futtorng Pit the stomach swimming OF the Head
Hurried and fcult Breathing Flurrng the Heart Ghoak
ing or Sufncatinr when lying posture Dim
VISION Webs before the sight Fever and Dun
Pain In the Head Deficiency pcrspaion Yeowness Of the
skin and Eyes Pain IN thr Side, BACK thest ilhps "c
Sudden Fmshcs of Heat Burning Flesh Constant lmag
hnes Of Evil great depression of Spirits he eectna
ly cured by DoCTiR HooriASDs CELlRHATtD GERMAN
BITTERS preparrdhy Dr c NJ. Jackson, German Medicine
Store No Arch 81, door below sixth, Philadelphia
Their pow Diseases Is excred fequal
cd by any other pcpnraon States, The
attest In nfer sklfu physicians had failed.
These R,trr nrc orhy nyaids Posses
sing grca, the cchcnion Of the liver and lesser
glands the most searching power IN weakness ana
affections Of thu dgrs organs they wtba safe certain
and pleasant
yiRGrStA TFSrIMoNY.--Dr J. NJ Wilson Lexington, Va,
Feb 9th 1852 said :" entirely ont Of thu German Bit
ters They have all the Nothing else sells
The Tenth Legion published Woodstock, Va, said jan
10th 1859 -" Great McdcneWe have uniformly RETAINED
from recommending the public of the various patent
medicines day unless thoroughly convinced VI clr
yaue Among those worthy of notice Is the
Hponand prepared by DR.
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BY order of McCabe Lodge,
G.. i. COALE, Committee
NJ SHAVER, of MeCabe Lodge
e. KODEFER No. 56, J. o. q. f.
q r. DUNN,

AnFNJa-Wm. ]. ToIkrS u .''I M
u Morrison r Richmond f.. Wolf, Petersburg Jno
"a Watts Siaunon Phillip Reed Salem, VA John C. Wade
'bristianshurg Va; John w. Woz, fincasue Va; e. W.
t1r,ce Winchester q. w Mitchell T. Dean Stanards
me va; s C. shaw. IL. 4. Sawte parkersbnre va; Adam
rtornso, Wheeling T. j. Hale, ir Rocky Mount, Va
n & Gnrnrtt. Tappahannoek, Va; H. walker Mountain
Ilonso va Dr. X W. Wtten, Wyoming H., va, r. IL.
W,r IL olesby Gr,, {. H., Va T. - HanH IihisviIe
Va; Or j. +. Iioyt, Wsthcrie va; j. burning "iihahs'
burg Va 49,, -, i.a..,., a.. 80.
X B-AlilooIs with the money enclosed addIeSae" TO n"
.t vncbbure will be attended TO by return OF mail
~ -. ~ s son lorv,u WIN FOLKES.
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s., CocI md J.um her ---Just re,ciSra ~
os Eoundrv Coal: lot Of Pine Lumber III WHICH
i some choice flooring plank =, i. CupISTJAN
ladlw - =.
<NCTORER lat, Is5I.-.hOA sn sS T,o,h,ng
CLOTHING, all styles and at pf1IeS NOV AZ M GENT
House of Gi'AoS " "'i-'i-' "
op Its
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NuARTuA wAsMsNGTON COLLEGES. Nc :

MARTHA WASHINGTON COLiEGE.-
Mcabe Lodge 56 o. o. T., has undertaken this enter
ing College an Institution projected by
MeCabc Lodge OF the highest grade or the ednsaon o M
the virtues Of Martha wife of Wash
ingon now being Abingdon Washington County Va
spot haloed the first that bore the name OF Wash
inglon .,, !. ,.,,. .a,,,,o,o, to ,,,ar,r
teed by the fact that under the OF
the entire proceeds will e devoted to the
This College is to be Of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia the profits of the Institution to be sacred appro
prated to the education of INDECENT orphans ..,u
all sold McCabe Lodge VIII appoint
of gentlemen not odd Fellows to make fair and
nkes Of which due notice viii be given purchases
price dollar only will certainly get beautiful en-
dollars viii aid in the great female education, of edu
eating orphans and in building this monument to the memory
The fowng elegant and costly Presents offered by
Tract of Land lying n Washington County Va,
containing $50 aer, 5 more or less portion OF
which (say 80 acrcs3 is cleared and in good or, ooo
der for cultivation, valued at 1000
House in the pleasant town OF Abingdon 3n0
Splendid Wood Piano, valued AT 400
Beautiful Carriage, elegantly rnmoh ana mount .-o
Elegant twohorse Buggy, with leather top, and
fnely mounted with silver, 80
me ,,I nae1'' V''' ''''> oe5
n ,ia,s emitting the holder to the privilege of
sending one scholar 10 Martha Washington fe-
male College tshcn competedl for u months
including board, tuition, &c. in any or all Of the
branches Of education taught In sad college,, , ooo
comnlrtc Sc, of Cottage Furniture, consisting of
/ ino Bureau washstand Chairs. Table sc, 300
En- glish twist double barrel Sho 'iuhs Ioo
/ tient,eman's superior Sommcrset Saddle, Bride
and Martingae finished complete IN the very
ioo
On Splendid doube.case Gold Lever Watches, val
Sl2n, - 3o~
10 Fine doublecasc silver Lever Watches valued Mt
i''oo
90 Beautiful single Gold Lever Watches val oo
,oo rino siIysr watches valued at 500 1900
peautifu Gold watch Chains valued al S2o litV
/ Splendid Mahogany finished Sofa, 10
400 Fine Gold reaspns assorted for ladies' ana gen 80
o,, 81 - Ia ureastulps AT 2,400
t, pa,,if d and silver Pencils aud Pens S3 5000
- artl6catcs autitlng the holder to one years sub
s,ription to The Abingdon Nirgnian or Demo -
,aucVe from the day Of distribution, 3o
10 Certihcat,- rntiilng the holder to one years sub
srripti,, to hr College Repository and Review,
wear ; above, Az
4-iia Rea,tiful steel Iiihograph and other Engra
'fi' ;nas of rare dnis ish and beauty, valued 1865
Post wish TO further this cause Of
female education in the south, and the
erection Washington College, and especially all dd
agents for TINS noble enterprise
"a whom will cent all sums remitted TO
the Principal Agent at Abingdon
pcrson desiring purchase tickets to obtain in
carmation in the enterprise will please address
HFNRY G. GIBBONS,
Agent for the Martha Washington Gift Enterprise,
Abingdon, Va.
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u,usx,s METALLIC BURIAL CAsES.ih have
lust received new supply of these Gases stog'h' ai
ed a Ivantagos of the old style l..
% Increasing popularity of these Cases, as evidenced ny
s, universal adoption both at the North anh SOUTH
Is sr their many admirable properes
M,boyspy Walnut Poplar Collins kept constantly on
hand, every size. ID, ,... .,a ali ,os
hra .,,nn,on osid charges materially reduced
oc 21ts-Rep copy "a
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<>YEEsE CHEESE-As superior ait'i' h's''''
&C ipts A""''
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The above rates Via Oho River Slight adVhhct +
charged if sent all the by Railroad No Sord2e Charged
on Goods sent through GHe. Consign to
BRIDGFORD Co. Richmond.
REFERENCES II RICHMoHp-Stens & Brummel Iinsley
Tardv 4 90 Selden Miller j II Claiborne, j. w Wright
a. Co Chas r Wortham & Co, Shields Soinmerylle ana
Tdmo,,ds navounort & Co june 25ts
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uDnrIor Ssovcs.---An endless variety Of P0r1Os
and Dining Stoves for wood and coal, now In store
and for sale at the Furnace and Range Warehouse
oc lats G. \. BLISS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEOIUINAL II0UOH- AND "

NEDsCiNAa e.n0uOHs ASD ~. w sharr,
AVu Pure Juice Port Wine, French bfandy. SheTy
Wne London Porter and wors Aromatic Schedam Sehnaps
All these articles warranted pure and suitable for edc
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN H. SEAf
Druggist.
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have received large suppl. OF iadls hne wen
-, Ian e9loro Cloth winch am offering a; 81 25
also good black Cater al SID ann hne ~ loo Aiso'
ihIEN suFF9 -
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UYNION AGRICULTURAL s0C!ETn Or
n vIpGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA FAIR AT
pt7TERS ri RG COMMENCING THE 23d.-Old members
or those wishing become snch can get their ny
;, on the Iniaory fee, 81 O0-annua due
I no which being paid entities the holder of eerthcate to
an hc nrveges membership INCLUDING the free return OF
ors and articles exhibition from the Fair, by the South
See Railroad. zoe %o'sI n -. -, ''t'o
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ANEW FLOOR In quarter bags, for sale by
~ fv ~ dtsI : - LAN0HORNE JOHNS
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

I'M. R.ROBERT EARLY, Dentist, Inns removed
II his Office door above his residence MAIN ST,
and ~ above Dlbrells Hotel Jan l-dts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-31
A SUCCESSFUL INVENTION.

Many Of the patents got up by way of i'm
provements. prove Of no practical use. either
to their orieinators, or the public. There
are. however, exceptions. The invention
Of the "Feed. Water Heater" by !. r. Ma
COON, practical mechanic Of this village,
has undergone several tests, and its utility
50 thoroughly demonstrated, that TO one, we
believe, doubts its success. The object Of the
invention is to prorel Railroad Machines
bv more economical mole than the present.
This the Heater does. Repeated trials prove
that 20 per cent. il saved in the consumption
Of fuel.
Railroad men have become so we'll convinc-
cd Of the value of the invention that the
proprictors have all they can d, to answer
orders for the Heater. The orders arc COM
ing in from all sections Of the country. The
Machines are manufactured in this place by
r. HALE, MAGOON s. Co. They have rent
cd the second story of the large building Of
the Caledonia Machine Shop Co., and use
tho motive power of the Company in the
manufacture Of the Heater. We rejoice at
the success of the invention and that its pro-
prietors arc likely to receive rich reward
for their skill and enterprise in getting it up,
and introducing it to public consideration
and appreciation.
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OBSERVER.
I,FOTOR SEyZIIHCS.
Correspondence IF tie Cn'.R,mn.
ISLAND POM. March %, |

GORE. prudence Of tie Cr's'l,nit,.
ISLAND PoNp. March %, 1855.
MESsrs. EDIrOHs On Tuesday. the
goth inst. Mr.. 4. +. Woodman. Of this place
the licensed agent OF the town. wa. arrested
IN cons:,a;n: of the Grand Juror. for violat-
ing the license law, tried aad convicted be-
fore II. i. Root. ESD and :ncd ten dollars
and costs. On finding that o'Icr complaints
were issneI against him for similar offences.
he cam" before the prosecuting authority,
asking for a ''cessati.H 81 hostilitcs" The
friends Of the cansc Thought it advisable thai
further proceedings shon!d be STAYED, on con-
iition that he would surrender HE license.
abandon the traffic and destroy his "mc,licin-
ri. mechanical. and chemical" beverage, Ia
which terms he readily acretlc,i. and The par
ties mutually united in committing to ''moth-
er Earth" the contents of various casks. kegs.
and barrels. containing various kinds of said
beverage" Amounting to some fifty or sixty
gallons. and further proceedings wore STAYED!
On the next dav. Mrssrs. Hobbs & Glkcv.
p:oprietors of the Green Mountain House,
on complaint being made. came before the
''me court, plead guilty and we're fined ten
dollars anil costa.
Yesterday two complaints were issued a.
cain't A. c. Jennings. the keeper Of the Is-
land Pond Hotel. who came before the same
Justice. plead guilty to both. was tlnlv fined
And gave positive and definite assurances tina.
t*es" s,cH! he no farther cause for complaint
To-Day. Michael Welsh. an Irishman. is I'M
der arrest for similar offences. and the prose.
rr'Rg authority. sustained by the friends of
'"m'"r,"ee and domestic peace. seem de-
tc'minrd 20 continue their efforts to OK.
terminal" the evil. so long az evidence can
BE- fo,nl Of any farther VIOLATIONS Of the law
1t Is bat justice to say in behalf Of the pros.
eculnG authorities. Hon. X. G.. Benton, and
.ie town Grand Juror. that the several pros.
s:cu,ions Lave no. onl, been managed with
.n.n,n,nl ,l'ic .irmn... and ability. but in a
-..-E.: Entirely >.ti,!. tory - tn. law ahid
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\ SrEIKE.-A large share of the work.
men in the mills at Manchester n. H.. the
last Of last week, left their situations on ac.
count Of some change in the hours of work !:
or rather. the time oftaking meals The op-
erativcs paraled the streets with banners. but
on Tuesday the excitement was abatinc. and
many OF them had left the city. The Stark
and Manchester Mills stopped entirely. and
the Amoskeas was running only in part
r., W ho~,so -. a., 7, vr .-u.k w,,o or,i,i,,v
in the city the beginning Of the present week.
AGRICULTURAL.-Weh hope soon to publish
the arrangements for the autumnal Fair in
this County.
FAsr.-The annual Fast will take place
next Friday. We shall publish tn" CALI
DOMAIN one day earlier THURSDAY the 9Th.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-31
FROM KANSAS

Inc NanSas correspondent Of the ,Iilw,-
Nee sentinel. writing from Lawrence. X T
undcf date o. Mark list. expresses ,I,,. o,,;.
ION that slavery will meet with ,,.,,,,.or,-,
S''''etss in tine election for the frs, I..,;sl.
''fe' anu possibly in that for the .rrona
The Writer continues as follows
II" census of the TERRITORY. nrc,,,r,.
I" an afI'3r''"nncs.t FER the f.e-isl,,,,r.,
occn taken. hn! III" returns are no, al -,
yet. There are probably Sc-:.7 cono o. ~
inhabitants IN the Territory. ana o,.-
No.crS. Large numbers of Mi,sr.,r;,r-
already coming into The territor, N are
patton of the election. which = x,.,..'"I
take place about the 10Th inst II i -
cd today that company of 100 are ,rc.r..
Ell IN oar district. upon the Waukar,,s, :.
So they Will not rest satisfied will, = L..
tempt than tn" absolute carving Of ~ =
strongest free State district i'm ,he -
II the:' succeed here don't know Who.
can succeed. and We may expect a L..
tnre like jug handle. all on one side r.
"overnor has ciTen assurances that II. al,
ton. so far Is he can determine :. III
the free expression of the actual voters a..
territory. and tina; in all districts wb.r.. -
"al votin" l. done. ii the proof j. r,-.s,,..1
20 him. new election shall be o,I.-..,,
same to he repeated until The evil is 90.
ed. This policy strictly carried out. viii Il.
exercise OF little policy on the par, or ~
Governor in fixing the times, would 60 o,n
harra>> the tore IN voters and their mas,
and render the speculation SO rx,..n,;,..
them that they would he forced to ai,,,,a.
it As losing game. with no chance 70 v,,
But whether ii well be enforced or no, i
question. The pro slavery Influences a-o,.,i
the Governor are most powerful.
SMALL Pox IN LEBANON. N.U-Tto-o
has been some exritemcn: in Lebanon. Y II
We learn. on account of 4 case of small 49,,
having been discovered there. NJ. FL
>ter. respectable AMI worth citizen. r.o..,,.
~ returned from the West. where Il. Ia,
been exposed 10 the disease. lie was -,k..
down with ii. aft. his return, and died -,
SUNDAY morning. H. died at W., la.
non and 1t is thought many of his NJ; -bha-,
havc"Np 'se'l Themselves hv being wi.h b-r,
moi knowing that the disease was upon linn
-.hurnai
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THE C"N Pr ENrl">lnx.-Th Rich
lnond papers of Wrlnc> Law gives further de-
tails OF The terrible cx,,lns;on in A coal mine
a, Chesterfield. Va. The cause of the cx-
,lo>ina Is not known. ,.ut 1t Is >u,r,>,ri TIA;
in nasnc a h,a>:. an Cd Shaft sink WIS acci-
dcn;allv h-oarhcd. from which volume Of
toul gas issued. which ION ted and exploded
with such drcadfullv fatal effects. The De
s?atch saws:
AS soon as the explosion was heard. all
the workm"n above ground. from the Nj!
!ofhian ard English pits. FASTENED to the
scene, and prepared 10 descend the western
shaft TO rccl.c those who might still b. alive
Mr. job Atkins. the AGENT for the English
pits. in company with a number of noble
hearted volunteers. descended the eastern
shaft as they could do so. and the two partir,
Immediately set about in search OF such of
the miners As they might find alive. The,
succeeded in rcscuirS sixteen persons Nor,
or less burned four whites and tweI.,
hlarks-and took them 20 their houses ana
the hospitals. where they were imme,liate;,
placed under medical treatment They the.
discovered! about thirty dead men. some OF.
whom they removed. and others thew were
prepared to remove when we left the pits a,
halt-ra>t three o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon.
! MIR. Atkins describes the scene as heart
ren;iin. in the extreme. Some of the dead
men. the flesh charrcd on their bones. held
their shovels in their hands. others were hold
ing to their picks and drills: ard Samuel
Hunt, small hoy. who had been deprived
of reason for the time lv the concu>>ion VA.
calling londlv to the mule he had been driving
to 90 along Those who were not dead as
soon as they heard the voices of their friends.
begged earnestly no to be left. and then pray
ed loudly for few drops of water TO qucnch
their burning thirst.
In one of those avenues. several tons OF
stone and dir! had been thrown down. be-
meath which were two of Mr. Woodbridge 5
slaves dead
We visited the hospitals. and O. all the
horrid spcctacles our eyes ever hche!d. the
one there presented to our view was The
worst. Some seven or eight nero men Law
there, the skin burned from their faces. eyes,
hands. arms and bodies, as if they had been
roasted. and the croans that escaped from
those who were conscious of their Sucrincs
could not fail to pierce the hardest heart.
oHt OF fifty persons in the pits at the time
OF the accident. bat three escaped serious IN
jury, and these were colorcd persons, though
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-31
LITER AIRY INTELlICENCE.

- Mcssrs Buncc & Brother. have COM
mrnced the republication Of Miss Austin's
novels in neat duolccmo volumes of uniform
style. Miss Austin is the novelist Of home
and the domestic affections. and for that rea-
son her works will ALWAYS I've popular
- Several volumes hv Rev H. G. French,
are about to be published His "Expo>ition
Of the Sermon on the Mount" and "Sacrc,l
Latin Poetry" will be published by Mcssrs.
Could & Lincoln, and the second part of the
"Study of Words" by Mr. J. S. Redfcld.
- Among the good things announced by
Mr.. j. g. Derby. are 1.-THE Star Papers, be-
ing II. W. Beccher's contributions to the In
dependent, and " Bell Smith Abroad" a series
OF piquant and spicy letters from an Ameri-
can lady in Paris.
&C. p. Putnam & Co. have in press
" George Washington Biography" BY
Washington Irving. 1t will consist of three
volumes, the first to be ready in Nav, the
second in August, and the third in the Fall.
"A memoir Of Fanny Forester is now in
progress, under the direction of the BAPTIST
Missionary Union.
The miscellaneous writings of Mrs. liar
rict Beecher Stowe are to be published soon
by Mcssrs. Phillips, Sampson & Co.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.-Wc learn that
Prof Park, Of Andover, is to deliver the adj
dress before the Theological Society at the
next commencement; Hon. Salmon p. Chase
OF Ohio. before the Alumni; and Park Ben
Jamln is to deliver Poem before the United
Literary Societies. The Order before thc
Literary Socictics is not secured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-31
THE GALE DOMAIN.

above New Orleans and hundreds of boats
are continually plying between there and
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and New Orleans, as
we'll as the Missouri, Upper Mississippi, lllin-
DIS and Wabash rivers. f.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-31
TORRENT ENGINE COMPANY.

At the annual meeting Of Torrent Ercino
Company. No. I. held at their Engine House
Tuesday. March o., 1853 The following
officers were elected
Foreman. Franklin Fairbanks: 81 Fore
man VIM. 4. Wells; Clerk and Treasurer
W. W. REYNOLDS
Mr.. Blunt, on retiring from the office OF
Foreman, which he had ably filed for the
past two years. received a hearty and unani
mou, vote Of thanks for his unti-inc effort.
to advance the interests Of the company
Voted, That he become an honorary mem
Der.
Voted. That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be handed to the Caledonian for pub!ica
SION
In behalf Of the Company, VIC take this
opportunity to express their thanks to Mcssrs
f. & T. Fairbanks. & Co. for their past cf
forts to build up the Company. To them VIC
are indebted for Engine and House. Also
to the Village Corporation for their intcrcs,
taken in our welfare the past wintcr.h beau
tifyins our Engine and adj ny new hose
VIM A. Wells.
J. NJ. Alvor1. Committee
w. W. Rcvnolds>
st. bloomsbury, March 90. 1855.
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iny citizens.

Ing citizens.
! understand that similar duties have re-
Gently been performed by the same attorney,
in Lexington and Canaan attended with sim
liar results. Yours, &C., G. c.