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Flour. Raonn An.

Since We penned tho article in our last is
sue, in which allusion was made to the
scarcity Of provisions Mt this place, wagon
load of both Flour and Bacon has arrived.
We had occasion to purchase some of each
for -four we paid twelve dollarsa barrel,
and for bacon, fourteen cents per pound
The wheat crop appears to be good in al
most every section Of the wheat growing
country, that we are more than sure flour
must come down. Corn it is difficult to
purchase at 81 bushel, but If the seas on
continues favorable, in the course of four or
five weeks, it must necessarily become
cheaper.
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Captain Ingraham

In the letter Of our Charleston correspon-
dent, mention is made Of this gallant officer,
and an appeal made to the citizens Of the
State TO assist him 10 his "pecuniary difficult
ties. Our opinion u, that the citizens Of a
populous city like Charleston, might very
easily furnish sixteen thousand dollars, with
out calling In the aid of those Of the State.
Charleston, is Captain Ingraham' 'snativs city,
and Il should be the pride cf Charlestoniaps
( provide The sum. themselves.
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Demoo ratio Meeting in Union Co. NC.


We learn from the Western (Charlotie)
Democrat, that a democratic meeting WAS
held at Monroe the county town OF Union
when, after i preamble IN Which st T. rth
the merits Of the lIoC. Bartoa Crljgc, the
following resolutions were adopted
Resolrsd, That we hereby derlarc our
hearty and undivided pre- fercncc for Hon. B.
Craigc, and that we will give him onr most
cordial and jealous support in the ensuing
campaign.
RcSolred, That we will firmly and zeal
ously adhere TO the great principles Of rcli.
gious federation promulgated by our fathers
and guaranteed by our national constitution
and that we will use our most strenuous
and energetic Efforts 10 stay the bLncful in.
fiuencc of that dark and dangerous ory,ni-
zation, styled Know Nothingism. ..
RcsoIre1, That secret political societies
are unnecessary and uncalled for in Re
publican government, and that The secret
order of the Know No,hings il repngnant
TO the constitution Of the United States, II
second edition Of the Federalism Of John
Adams-a new phase of the lng.cabin and
coonskin humbnggery (and whiggcry) Of
1910, and that We confidently look forward
10 the time when the American people will
brand it as sigually rs they have those worn
out devices Of our tricky advcrsaties. f.
Resolred, That we nave renewed conf
dcnce in the trust-worthiness and admins.
istrative ability of President Pierce, and
that the principles embodied in the Kansas
Nebraska Bill, for which our representative
voted, involved the new principles of the
constitution and meet our decided approbl.
tion.
The meeting then adjourned.
r., G. WILSON, Chan.
J. NJ. STEWART, Sec'v.
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Just CharPa il


On the first page Of this paper will be
found an interesting sketch uEder the above
heading. "Just change it; this expression
is rs familiare TO the ear rs household words
Just charge it, has ruined many, many fan,i-
lies. The wife has ,een left a widow; the
children orphans; poverty has stared them
in the face, and ruin and desolation have
waited upon the threshold claiming admit.
tanee, from the operations of this ruinous,
abominabls credit system. The seller gains
nothing by II, and the buyers either, if we
except those who nsrer pay.
There are some people who have tho effront-
~ of TIE devil himself, who will 70 into a
store and order an rticle rs ostentatiously
as Rothchild, and yet have no idea of ever
paying for it We do certainly know sever
al men of this description, They will 90
to A or BIS store, and ask for a pound of
tobacco, or o dozen segars, with degree
of importance bordering on vulgarity. and
they have no m,re idea Of paying for it,
than flying 10 the moon. IL is in this respect
that the system proves hurtful and ruinous
to the merchant.
We went to n store in town the other
day TO purchase two articles, and by paying
the cash, We saved 3s per cent. One arti-
cle was marked 81 and the other rs cents
We purchased the two for $I.3O.
People generally are too fond Of credit
Som times, we know they have not the mo.
ney, and pressing necessity compels them to
purchase on credit, but, we would advise
every body to pay as you 60, s0hea you
cam
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Fruit.

We noticed while riding through por-
tion Of our district a short time ago, the
peach and apple trees laden with fruit
Thore will be any quantity Of fruit this year.
We have recently enjoyed the qualification
of several saucers Of strawberries. Guam
titles Of this delicious fruit grow wild in
Lancaster. BY the way, we notice that
several Of our editorial brethren have been
favored with presents Of this fruit--,n had
70 bug ours.
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The Crops,

To wiso and bsneGcent Providence. .asc
we under great obligations for the very IA
vosable season we a. present enjoy. Since
our last paper was issued, II has rainsd Al-
most every day, and from what we have
learned from some Of our farmers, those
rains have been general throughout the dis
trict. The cotton crop is represented ny do
ing well. and corn is growing in most mi
raculous manner.
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To the North Union.

Friend Harrington, how is the we ther
with you, in your cool conntry' Here, to-
day, Sunday, May 279 it is quite cool, fire
is not uncomfortable in our sitting room. 1t
has been raining off and on all day.
We think your views about right, as re-
CARDS the cultivation of hops in your coun-
ty. We, Of the South, would much rather
prefer our Yankee brethren to cultivate po-
tatoes.
We admired your candor, in acknowledge
ing us to be the best looking man-we were
under that Impression ourself.
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That Demiiohn.

last week in little article about "Trip
in the country" We made some alluslon to
village gossip, since then, we have had
practical illustration of the truth Of our re-
mark. This il it. We believe it was on
the same day we wrote that article, that we
addressed n letter to our friend DR.. F. l..
Zemp of Camden, requesting him to send
US certain articles, and on the succeeding
day the stage brought us demijohn and n
small tin vessel. AS is the custom, they
were left at the Catawba House. In :he
evening, our foreman went down to pay the
freight, when n gentleman asked him if there
was not something to drink" in the demi-
John. Now DIR. Zemp,who understands his
business, had sealed up the demijohn very
nicely, and it looked very nice and clean
1t appears that it once contained rose water
for there was label on it acquainting us
with the fact. We have no doubt, but eve
ry man who saw this demy ohm at the Hotel,
at once came to the conclusion that it con-
tanned brandy or whiskcy, and that the rose
water label was iutendcd MS ruse. Well,
on the morning after tho arrival of this pre-
cious cargo, We sent boy down for the ar
ticles. "Ah," says prominent gentleman
rs the boy was leaving with them, "there
goes the rose ,oatcr" Qiquor)!
Now gentlemen, we are painting our
premises, and if you will do us the favor to
call round, we will take pleasure in crafty
ing your curiosity. That poor, innocent
demJohn may contain brandy, it may con-
tain whi key, it may contain rose water, or
il may contain Iinseed oil.
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II. Long & Brother, Publishers, New York,
have sent us prospectus Of new novel
they will publish in . few days, to be called
the "Wstchman," companion TO "The
Lamplighter.Swhieh met with such an sxten.
sise sale.
We wilIho,ice The work when we receive
. copy.
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Our subscribers who receive their papers
at the Post Office, will find them there on
"Wednesday morning, Immediately after
breakfast. WHhOM. .f',ii our subscribers on
the Chester route will receive their papers
on Wednesday.
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Nsws--rhereis but little news in the ps.
psrs received by the Last mail. Our eore-
spondents give Tie latest.
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WIZ Me publishers % I" Pusnam's Msga-
Eine,' have the kndnsss to send rs the May
pmber oftheif popular monthly'
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49,. The June number Of the Soathern
Cvitivator contains very attractive table Of
contents
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A considerable sum Of money was found
in his rooms, and the pistols found upon
him were OF a costly description snd very
well made. lie is recovering from the ef.
fects Of his wound, but is in very excited
state, rage and fear appearing to keep him
in perpetual delirium. He is confined in n
strait waisteoat,and iailor sleeps at the foot
OF his bed. He is to be triod before the
Court of Assizes Of the Seine, about the mid
die Of May.
The Emperor has declined to receive for.
mai audiences Of congratulation, though an
exception has been made in regard to the
British residents in Paris. a crowded meet
ing OF British residents was held on We'd
ncsday (2d) in the ball room of the British
Embassy, under the presidency of the Earl
Of Denbigh, and there an address, NOV.
ed by the Earl Of Mayo, was uuanimously
adopted. The Corporation Of London have
also adopted similar address.
The organs Of the Fusionist and 0rleanist
parties have not said q word in condemnation
Of the crime, but have published the official
account from the Moniteur without CON-
ment.
To verify what we have said, note in the
above, that only British residents in Paris,
were permitted to make formal visits of
congratulsiion. This will give you an idea
Of the low cunning and mean dupIieiiy Of
Louis Napoleon.
Had the life Of the Emperor Nicholas, Of
Russia, been spared, Russia would have
gained more conqucsts than she wiz in this
a
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Editor and Publisher n. Y.
your advertisement
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08
THE ELECTION.

Sufficient returns have been received to
-how that the Republican State Ticket has
been reelected by majority increased con-
siderably from last year. 1t see ne probable
.ha. the Republicans have carried the
Legislature. We have returns Of Represen-
:ativcs elected in los scattering towns. and
they are all Rep. with the exception of
- The telegraph states the same general
resul, in other portions of the State, but does
not furnish US the particulars save i'll some
Of the larger towns.
Tie complexion of the Legislature, how
ever, canrot be predicted from the returns as
now designated, for very many OF those mark
I'd X. " will 20 with the Republicans upon
every important measure The Legislature
may he safely pronounced Overwhelmingly
anti Administration. In all the fusion and
confusion of parties the idea Of opposition to
the extension Of Slavery has not been lost
sight Of.
In TIL, County. the entire Republican Flu
si;,n Tickr, has been re-c!ertcd The flank
mo, cment of some Of the more Liberal
Know Noiinrs resulted in harm to none tut
themselves, ard: il nothing more, shows the
danger OF placin. much confidence i'll an
oa,h bound, secret, l,hmaelite- like order-
Fortunately. the best ard strongest portion
81, ii, Parry were governed by common
sense and honest! a:.l supported the Ticket
key had helped TO nominate.
in orr Town ,!cciio:i he Know \o,hincS
carried tier representative ~ ten majority
IN the fifth ballot. The following was the
result ct ii, several hai!o.in-s:
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At tins stage Of the hallotihC, both the lie
puliican candidates declined in favor of DR..
bancroft, (as the Doctor was absent and the
mon emcnt unexpected, of course without his
know, =. - G: c"::>~niN and the fit'h BALI
was cast. rc>utin. in The election OF Hubbard
HASTINGS, K. II.
- IuE 81. JuHNsnUNl Town Hall.
More than anv necessity, real or tancicd
for the removal Of the County Buildings, is
there need COR moe wholscmc and capa
cous Town Hall in st. Johnsbury 1t is ike
enduring the torturcs OF the Black Hole TO
remain on election days Tor even a short time
within the confined space OF the present one
But when one is compelled, hour after hour,
to breathe the nau>ra'ing air, reckinS with
tobacco >.noke, and the poisonous gases emit
.el from six or eight hundred pairs o: lungs
III low unIcn,i,att,l dungeon, it passes be
without PAWN heavy penalty for violating
one of Natures most imperative laws. In
The evening, We noticed that even many Of
the lamps went out from want OF enough OK
vccn in the air to keep them burning. Their
example was worth initiating.
There is another nuisance almost bey ond
endurance. often committed in public assem-
bIages. 1t was the more noticeable on Tues
lav on account OF the lowness and closeness
OF The ROOM OF course we refer to smoking
1t is thing no gentleman will be guilty of
in such place. 1t is a direct attack upon
tie health and comfort Of all within reach of
It's noxious olors Men, or even bows, have
no right to vitiate the atmosphere which 9TH
err persons are compelled to breathe, and if a
sense of propriety can not abate the practice
upon such occasions, police force should.
Who can deny the business of our con-
illusions And ii true, why not take some
action ia the matter
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Willow FtNIEI> PoEr~uut i<i
STANDARDIZATION. Sept. We hsy,
intelligence from Norfolk VIA Pcter>!,ur-. II,
to sunday noon. The mortality was terri
BILE on Saturday there were fifty deaths
At Portsmouth FROM sunset on Sau!.iiy +.
da. light on >unla, The deaths were ,ai,i t,
he fifteen. but this is probably an cxa.c-ra
ton. An order has been sent 10 New Or
leans for twenty more nurses 81 Norfolk
SIX doctors are SICK with the fever. Tn,
Southern mail brought notirg south O.
Washington this afternoon. No boat left
Norfolk yesterday, consequently w. have 10
further accounts of the sickness in that place
and Portsmouth,
Sept. 1.-The steamer this morning. iom
Norfolk, brings awful tidings There were
81 deaths from fever in that city Yesterday
The Herald gives the names of 81 who died
on Sunday. The boat brought a large mum
Der OF persons who had fled from the CITY.
many of whom have sought temporary shell
ter IN the rotunda Of the Exchange. The
feuer Is SAID to be abatiny at Portsmouth. the
number of deaths averaging ten daily. \
committee of citizens OF Norfolk have cone
to Washington to ask the Presidents Der.
mission TO remove the remainder of The in
hahltants 10 For, Monroe
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viii receive no attention. Marriages, Deaths,
I:cns Of News &c, should always be accompanied
hv some responsible nane. Obituaries OF more
than five lines will be inserted st the same price as
advertisements.
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.rrr.
From st. LOlsm~.sury ta ~. AG:hon..
Correspondence Of q: CaIs5oHian.
The tide of emigration is setting from our
Eastern shores Westerly. and We are here
at the St. j ohn>brry depot TO take the cars
for our destination some Of us leaving home
scenes for the first time perhaps, whose heart
fibres are closely intertwincd with each OBJ
icct, living and inanimate. the longer held.
the more dearly loved and some O. Us WHO
have been tossed about, wal-.ike, sl"e we
can't remember when, TIL sense AMI feeling
are parayzed vet all of us touched with a
feeling of sadness as Tie bitter thought OF
lcave-takiny comes over us But the hustle
of departure is a provi1cntia! interpo>!;on
against great overflow Of feeling. and after
numerous hoi>;in"s and adiustings. from Won
der matronlv body. locking anxiou>lv about
for bundles anl habi,~. and the rich! dress
ed female WHO enters as though She thou.ht
herself entitled to two seats - gentleman
standinc-,o the modest girl bv her side, who
speaks not, from fear, ethaps, that her sweet
voice NAV attract notice to her fair face. We
are all prepared. "Nestward tie star Of
empire takes It's wav''-and TO our imaojna-
ton the huge engine catches the spirit, and
Shrieks out "Wcstwar! no. The surround
ing Of iect< reverbera'c it, and the distant
hills catch the sound and repeat i to Their
neichhor>, in glad anticipation Of our com
ing. Then we are hurried on a; a dizzy
rate. noht and dav. through rough. rocky
New England. and plea>anter New York. o.
Yer vast prairie> that give you \ feeling o!
inter loneliness from their mmc'sitv. over
the tenacious structure HAT spans 'hc wa'e!>
Of the famors tails, then on arain o:er broad
rrairie>. ill Won reach The Mississippi. Once
co5ne>> and quiet pcrm"ate> mind aHl frame
and We settle down 10 the rare chiuy!nclt of
the prospects along the shores Of The .ta.hc,
of waters" Alternating bluffs and marshes.
then orca>ona. settlements AMI oak OPENINGS
heantifv tie views through w'irn W. iios,
smoothly on. soon We sill mo Lake rr;,:n
Here are mary high bluffs. which az IT,"
Ea>. wouil be d;"nitied with the name e
mountains: among Which i Tie Mail,u'>
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We are now prepared to execute nearly all kinds
o; Printing use. in the countrv-PL.IS and URSA-
MENTAI.-in the VERY BEST STYLE and at LOW
E,rEs. Merchants and others who desire BILL
hrArs or CIRCULARS Of any kind, printed in neat
style. may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders sent us vii! be promptly attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
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Tas.uD.n >ic .s7;iicni.

4 PARTY con>istin. Of NcS.rs. William
Thomas. Josiah St.ckrev William I. An
lrewS. BENJAMIN Seaver. I>aar i.;'"rmore
Nathan Hale. and a number q O.i.c~ ceni,-
men Of Boston and vicinity, lately visited
northern Vermont and Canada on r.. bn>i
ness Of the PaSsumpsc Railroad extension
RrS3cctn. tie result, the Daily Advertiser
Of Saturday SAYS:
The Gentlemen who's departure On a ,is
i T. the line OF the proposed extension Of
.'la ra>sun;,<ir R:ilroa, to the boundary li;.e
Of Canada. for the purpose Of connecting il
with projected roa'l leading thence. past
the Quite; OF emrhremaco. Lake. ;lircc. +
Montreal. vas announced in tn Daily Al
verti>cr of Tuesday Ia. returned To- ;h~ ci-
" last eveni', after very pleasant and >'ir-
cc--iri excursion. We learn thu. be>it:z
easing over the Route. they visited The j.
jo,,n connty on the Canada side Of the
line, and C5tanc'i ,ery satisfactory iHiorma-
ton in rt:frd to the rracticabili.. of the
enterprise. n moderate ro-., ard To the i'm
pol.ar"e Of the new line OF traffic 70 he o.
prncd hy II. ~ wei! u n r-9ar'l to NJ ~uili-
tab,i-hcI TO- the extension a. the ii.e to
Montreal az ! tie assurances a is corio'..-
l.,
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mon. of Guides anl the u were or,Ie a.
out. and several shots were iircl The -,
no~nrpl iroop~ IN Fort Conception fr.I D..
cannon % 'd"d with .ra'.n aud several %, r..
Gu; !cS we're killed. H. Guide then t..,.
The fort Tx assault. after which al f..-a,,..
quiet. an! reintfed g u:.til the sailing o,
the Drizaha.
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The largest bear c.rr found in Xe--
rncri' was caught in + ton atoni tia so.l
nit, by t,ro. \. krnnrdr. in a trap called
dad fiil" No enact estimate. AN -. :,
ken of liz cirantir proportions Il Ii. wa,
lady drrayed w'rn faani. IT., Larkhor..
Wa, tonr lee; io-:s. anl a, he naturally FL.
beneath TIL whit If ,ie lad fill y
which he was killed IN tantl., h> III 9Th VI.
full six feet.
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Har'lnlr.h. between the NJ ra>-e1icer ana .i,..
down hi,l>orl Frei-ht tram, The en-
-ine> ana ears suffered serious .lanare-
Passengers and railroad hands escaped viii
i; 'nt i,r'ti~..<. C.r>"-,otL Trans W. ,
.f,ic in a.l,ane> OF time. 50 ea,- :e;.o-
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william Gw.r, q his l-~a. Wa on
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08

At this season Of the year. Farmers, and others
interested in Agriculture. will confer favor upon
US, and greatly interest each otherbv informing us
Of the condition OF the growing crops in their i'm
mediate vicinity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08
Tbe Californian.
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