The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02
" Now artcr sctt!n' here weeks
Thi> k"art j. COIN for 10 aiiourn
AnI cnv WIN hoe jcStS seeks

MAY KUN next kcart X take his turn
BAENUMS BAHIEs.-Barnums museum
advertisement in the New York papers an
nounccs the Maine giantcss, the bearded la
dy, dumb lady. living ostrichcs. Fcjcc mcr-
maids, and the baby show on the 9Th OF June
Over ninety babies, happily unconscious of
the disgrace which awaits them, have been
entered.
SrEcIE DrEr.-Thc Wilmington Times
complains Of famine prices, and says "Evcry
time man puts fork to his mouth he sinks
sixpencc.'
CoNTuMACIors-Thc Bishop of Buffalo
has offered to forgive the congregation of St
Louis church. but the congregation refuse
forgiveness on any terms, and is determined
to be "a church without bishop"
e." y profound writer in the Wilmington
CT. CO. Herald says-"Lovc the moon, for
she shines in the nj Sht, to give us light in the
dark. whereas the sun only shines in the day
time, when there is plenty Of light, and his
assistance is not wanted"
"a Geo. S. Park. the editor of the Park
Vile Luminarv, whose office was DESTROYED
by a slavery mob, was from Grafton. Yer
mont. lie left for the college at Springfield.
Illinois, and while there pursuing his studies
the war broke out between Mexico and Tex
as, in which he enlisted, and served under
General Houston. lie was at the massacre
Of San Jocinto, and barely escaped with his
life
&c" The St Louis Democrat, of Thursday.
states that during the previous week there
were seventy deaths in that city from choe-
"a.
e. Two or three thousand cords of hard
wool, piled near the track of the Portsmouth
Railroad, in lIooksctt, were DESTROYED by
fire on the Dist nit About 300 cords were
the property of the Concord Railroad
FLoUE.-Sale. were made in New York.
the 2Hth, OF California flour, now supposed
to be on the way, and expected to arrive a.
bout September next, at $ 30 per bbl.
e" Prentice of the Louisville journal. re-
pl,'r. to an attack upon him by Mr.. Wick
li;i,'. en- postmaster general. says Mr.. W. is
unccnti, manly, and that the truth is he new
er had any part OF gentleman in him except
when he once bit off ant. swallowed gentle
mans ear.
eV' JAMES y. ADAMS, Esq, of .Nanchcs-
ter, y. II.-clitor of the G,un;', Fmm,,r-
has accepted an invitation to deliver the adj
dress before the Addison County Agricultu-
raj Society,at theFair to he held at Middleburv
the first week in October next.
New llAMrEHIEE MEN-Daniel Webster
said tina; no State i'll the Union had produced
greater proportion Of men Of influence. who
were operating abroad than New Hampsbire
Probably more than forty thousand of her
children are inhabitants of other states, and
Gil every station in life.
"LIv1SG GREEN. "A gentleman from
attributes the back ward spring.
70 far as tina: State is affected, to the fact that
every thing green, has been gathered into the
State House at Boston. lie naturally antic-
pates a refreshing verdure all over the State
rom the scattering of the General Court
NoricE--6y an advertisement in another
column, 1t will be seer that Mcssrs Sander
'o' l.ancrgan. the well known Pvrotech-
nsts to the city Of Boston. are prepared to
urn'sh their brilliant and effective Fire
" orks' OF any design Or in any quantity that
nay Je desired !