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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

INLAND ROUTE TO CHAMELEON. AUGUSTA, 80
L vsnreh, fe~ Orssrs. 40 from >oefo1 lime snfl,s.
~snl fous hours 3roagh ctsss % wesdon g. Psesn.
gorg seuih from Nes York w tssrg tie sg and
"a eenesdss ard saturday snertooo. from psr - sarh
dyer hot ~ Cedsr street. arrive IN Sorfos nsk a eroon
ebsrc hey s ind ronilonous hoe ~ railroads erensisg
hrousb he e@ies ~ Tor and South Carolina. Deors~ A.
.nof6ns spfsdy. ssfo AMI comfortable eoBsp4fOn ~,
-ouu' e. yoble BY e great sculbern ns IN. Psast All
ssieroon Incl sdsd, " NorSsR y ~ Apply "
LubLsM A PLkAsAkrs, 81 Bsns3ssy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12


s.e, !. NET g. s s' ". bar :, a. AND ~
amy q sr s.r.A.l resigns night II AsE sasAss
sss a M ss. s:Ss
In which Geo rhr..y u h".s vs.sh an 1890 b.
~ ,s,.,i.la%sa, :. - N,o.a..y ,..,.
The Boa bool 70. .p.n .,es. .% sale 81 The s'ss"s
y. a. srsss's', hsa rr.l.ss.
j'% S::asA ..s'S IA lsx :ss's s.s
,psorpor,isd ,sss
t'Nss,srs on bEssvrss~-
John B.su,hsn. - yosa nas.r, 49,.
AcAnExY HALL. a. BROADWAY. orro.ns sosD
oosxEselAa nospsr ma. 10, lses
80 p'h''A' o%RIs,s,s ~ nisspasiS -" :" :"
ssrsns.d n ls,2 ompr.ns = u rl.res s.rey. rA,sss
series - her inuase above. issoiodisx hr
c'1rsR sitD IL n u III PANTY suaLsaCs
Il. above 's Soaps perform s 90 ss., D.
faaealar no,,ee No soDnsetoo wsh y r. c.,,-.y
RRorKsISo or Iug osLgsHArHD saYprIAs
@.es ,ensesn - e, b. no. gsss 1870
elsssn hasdr,d eei.e. Aau.i..sa = eesls.
Nm. cnAhFRsu cioenp A rHakg wasxs ~
I uen,.iy suecsrsfu rns.semsut a. sempss 90 resr~
ZEN nIsh s.,lis oossiailns % Gtsai..s@s ssAi IA
Dec To- IN ss1aan.s MA esssy v'o.vss. ~ esli1 .oss
FOL rssuii.
IutsXtA, nhovtLrs.-Miss ANNA ar1aOlA,
s., A s.s r X, Is.s. s's."' q ss.,. =.
mig Ice. IS $50 rrana sss snss,nNsssas Cen
cert sssisird by The tofo~tbs eminent
ktsA VAL Soprano. ~, hr.i sppssSssss ~ psssh<.
NM. AP1bNhAs, Tie eeshrsisd hAxphL
kH 'HAH Bk yANcs he TfeA furAss.
Mn ~. y EVANS. br dsiss al ksd isnls.
1ttes 10 cents 70 b. h.s its Drprp. nude aud k3ss
spd ~ bs bsi be evening Dsss
opsn al IN at s'eia~k.
DHOOkLYs TuEssUH-rE. OecssyAs, v Oos
- sILiDopie, VII ty 80 elsl ncts ds1s gaApA
oniDrs Of ststyn asA YER be- Of ss Isvssy
AMI her asiu,i A. The Bf-tin slbessas TrrAay
ge iek Saturday hr Id, sd 1haf.Asy ne Ztk inss
usbsnsshP ~ firssas fpr ossfse iilnS 3 ouu
lAdy 81, single issn'.s, u - ~
hssss boa sor~ sii4n,ie s1est, hshsss mnsk s&ssv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12


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= s.srss.ss ssfAsAe's saf.s si.,-n Bssuy,
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"a, ssrs. q =. Isl, r@.. Dss, ). -. A.
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~ pe be =. ,sssie' Z '-s .tssss.. ), Dr bkz
hht. u IA't~rssS s4sst y. v.
I VI rHE AFFLICTED KNOW rn.r M rgsuAps
9.r.ss. sst es,l q, 'se- sssy 80 s~.e, 3 -
e.. ~, 80. s.ss -. 80. 'T ~, 90, S,s 49, -
Sc. ..- 4 lnss .ssii,, ls'ssiss ~ ssi sss 49,
ssrs st.s s 80. s - ..'s '""ss~s
0Lp IN cosrIx q .ossItIgn nDsvibxsriAiAy
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pIoonps rHrArHysr o. rsIyAYx prss.s.a-
ts .ss. "a, }. .s.sr. ~ .s..s.. - ,ss,s.
REP. sss.5,; , y. !, s s 80 ,c.-
s'...s :s. : ~ =, :. $500. $500 - -.
=. -. : -. -. is~ >. : ~. s:-..s Z.
90 ~. ss.s $3.50 800 :, ys..s,. sas.... -
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a<~ .ss.s ss,.a ,.s.ls. 81 .. -, - $780,
ssss. s,.s.s. ....., -. - -. -
s~sss, y s1sa.s<s ,ss.sssss y, s-s~ss . ssps&v
ss ns - ksaa esysf s$ A3sssts~s euOss|snaS
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80, ...s. 800 80. 49,. , =, 49,. 80 2. -
s<<ssrs7 sss ss~vp~s 49, =
tsSsf s1rsfr 40 ~ <vs ss] lspsossl $780, - -
s<< hss ssssiy sv~s~-f.l $780, - -,
~ - 80 '@.ss ss<.ssi, pss.ss t..ssSs4 &c.
- rro<snHa usw0Os ~ q ~
r~~s-shs go O>svsovs $500
CrsI cury-rus osgAr nsnHDy m vAaDr
~. ,,'-.,. ss...s. a. 49,. ~. 49, !. -
or - ME- sfs ssss~ 0sa e.s~s 49,
fr~te = - 500 - e<~*s-fsss~ ~ .@f = ts
FmFs VI ~ ws.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

DICH KMBRofDERIEs AND LkcEs
IL We have received by late ARRIVAL,
EkfhtecL1 FDH gIiE HOLIDAYS,
French and sofch csabrc std wiss eIbra.rrsi collars,
taDIts clenrepes emprldsr,d nsa ~ bsnjterc.s
tol arr aud tle~frs la scis, r1lJrpi3-rei dirt,
FouIced snd tuc. Ell dresses Ut hss Fre1ch bands,
fions.nH. fIfshik rohcr, WASTE and caps
Also,
Uoricn COLLAR and sleeves IN s~S. crochet collars
GgituFe collars Ard sleeves aisct sSipssc &ees,
Back ihabuly, eHslis srd real wells, &c. 10
ALL Al kkhAhK sBIY Low PRICES.
LORD TAYfOE.
Nos. 10, 2S7, go and 2i Grant street.
And new numbers, ~ anil ~ csihef.ss street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

r. JARVIS a CO..
u. ~ Canal street
opcned choc. selection Of fall and winter
MOVERS comprising rich variety of bridal wreahs. drsas
flow crs boqnsts, Ar.
Orders To ken and ia hca ne shortest notice
~ B-Aso good assortment feathers o,nfr trim
nings A. v. JAayis a Co,
ttannl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

Ii tarroom ard so~ thnron gbfsre. az
month; CONS n.oGyr water W essh Win 90
G. liar. usut = sod nrme6ta~s fhe toNv
IafoTe Arpl. 90 he rfe-ses ~ sya >Taaua ci-ass" ~
p-'eer street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

kv.Iy evening ~ ~ clock and svsry SATURDAY, aaonnn
"a The music by Mr. ALVIN Field. d f<ndaa. M
DROADwAY THRATHE-E A. MARSHALL. oOLA
- isrpse, ". ". B,Aks tsnAg.s. spsn ~
o.. psrss 10 ~ Z osoch
The committee having ~ ehs ~ th~ gemsuis ~
Et0atU AMI al. HkNEtIT ~
TiIf AmFhfCAN DRAMATIC FUND AkSDGiATnON,
respectfully "a tks public thai they have made
9Th the Lessee - popular stsbshnsSn
~ which the ~bole resonrcrsof bhefy placed aAsm
ID resa oesler ~hb auniiArs ad Voanscs talent -
been ma do available 10 torna hu al
knifIIAEcv,
combined rrlDs edy sp.n h buriceA ~
suseatsh,
and the Anrcp,aoe on.r'nr q ihn pnpa,Ar
eso. snstsTt a woops Etssrshfs.
Not xhsispd,s the diseriasa and unprecedented .vssg,
the baa teen d1,s rsned III. tssaAr
oi adm aha remain ane hanged
WtnstsnAv tvEsfso, btckssEn ~, thS,
will be performed eherifan's cnnsdy Ia i've aek, u
tuE hlvALs
liiis hrti raran a, ,hls th.Aafr uil. snesnn)
NevooW
Hob
FsuikIani Ab tAssl
nash 'hr wnsms
capt Absolute VIZ - " Ysnas
NJ st0svese
oeuss
srrNan' ne lien
not ss"sf 80
" 1870
osu
1Snenbe -
Maa nAA0orw
Maid M. D,ra wsstb
ss.I.~ l. h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

LTOR kORVOIK POfirfcOUTU AVID PErEksDCKp :
Y The q. =. Mali r'spnship EoArokr. Capt h5nk.
hnrer 81 We at<ve por;s Wednesday
eeefnher from ~ No 10 river orok. srsf TT
.tsn for he sboy~ and he in.,i ~ rortt cs~pa.
50 frsgm tassS tf RlcAnof tui psss.nfsrt vii W. Tor
ssrcfd here ny rairn<a rcm CITY foins - he,rkfore
freight f< soroh and i.chi.ssaf ~ shcpaf ~ hs
fafD~ssswn every Tapssday Pss-@ye Ani s,s Win
nm, H. sorSlk ~ P.t~sburg and Kkrnouf. s0 Lynrt
urx slL Apply W LILLIAN APIEABAEfS. - Bfg~s9Ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

A sTOsIsBfH0 TO ALL MADAME MORROW rHg
a seventh daughter natural sh N vii rs< p~r-rst
70 fuare essr,s snd al he coneern.N as svea ~ ysy
- uLbs ard III Speedy s s- ~ III
~ he Intended hnshAnds sn1 AhSn fi@p sna I'll
iofshsr ske~e who ~~pssN'sd ~to I'LL ~fD@y ~
~ csE Ter r~asf and oon.frt Tboas> have 81
ssed heir hei<f hat she the sostfa ss.r.sis
ibr wcfhs ~ paf fss tDoSa usou4h she
8fts rnffs bat MAJ rc>orefiosbs pbsin~of'~rs NJ
not estistsd ~ broore sirsss bewe<s 'snnon md
usnbA- Celissnsn mo- s1unSsa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

woSpEn.-yuE oirsy aIEI, A YauE pAtnfsv
y zen - opnsuite1 AL Ne 81 - s&itvan ~
- Niy sents p b-Tts gtp~, t<a ossDsf ssc-sl -
srrsns~ frnsn he far nn,es lsA ell
- strs o. rert~rns1 c,tair ne srsgcons n osss
sasrfe erin
4 LtikyoyAxcy-sRs. SEYMOUR, THE MOTT sue.
Y esssfnl nedss and tusnsss s.hvoTAf N s~sis@ tis
3 ma siIset ww fsoss vsst 81 frrAfway Al ds~cs~ss
hf fefAlss sbd ch drsp ~ N sarsteJ Aos
- ou susrsnises as ssnsi az 70 essgse rsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12
EXTRA PAY.

RotsrS LAsDs. usUsD sfsrss PASSPORTS AsD
~ ray
Ubiisf hss usvy ssners and vh~fs Lad vArNnA -
'sinss srfrs psy paw uned Atsss ssr-s furnished
lni'ty loDs bssrss. sus .sso .E1 b~ss ~
vu'sS hsts. gsay. ersess ssd 80 bins ~
Inssd rs,.s ,,..,.s.s ;, a., -, sns 40 1i..sil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12
FoR SALE.

Tor sALr-AN ON ESTABLISHED LIQUOR STORE.
doing good business Satisfactory for ssl
g WIN be given Apply Immediately at 293 Eas. Eleventh
stI eet, of Dry dock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

L'oR ssIy-s MACK AND WHITE - rrsa Doo Sugs
jssf Cd. rArtly brotsn IDlare q 40 Pearl ~s-s
COR sAIg LARGE sgw ~ rsDLs M poa A souy
,Ie ia "d NE tsS r4ish sns essy spvi, a
hson stree, Ia ne rear.
,CD1dH sEtpHtkD DoGs--r,r sTfkg D0D4 aAy
, Ssss spaniel dogs ara srr tgssd ~
I'D fsT o. ~ w.es ssrs~ - sAvg
Wage End Ca snrt si1 ~ per csse vasrao
a. spssay a. ssrAla.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

~ extent than any ,crt;on @! :hc Ocean cX-
C. p'ing the Yellow Sea of China, and .heir
own GUT O; Mexico. TIE contrast which the
trade Of this sea- under the operation OF the
Old treaties has presented to that Of the Bal
tc which is OF far less area. is striking. The
Ian which surrounds the Black Sea is al
most everywhere fertile great part OF the
lands on the Baltic are sandy plains, scantiy
covered with mcagrc growth of heath
For Il considerable part OF every year the
navigation of TIE Baltic is closed by ice; ex-
cent in the Sea OF tzof. and some OF the
ports opposite Odessa. the Black Sea can be
nayiraed at all seasons The Black Sea
has excellent harlors on all sides the Souii-
eYn and Eastern >h,rcs of the Baltic are sin
auarly defective in that respect. From rs
extent, position on :Lc carth's surface and
p!v,:c;.! conformation. the Black Sea ought
10 have far more extensive cornnlt rec than
The Baltic We; trade in the former has been
limited TO comparatively minor operation on
the Lower Danube at Odessa, TaganOrg, and
Trcbizoni willie the Baltic trade of Swc
dcnPrussia, Russia IdDcnmalk on Tie s!.oto:
Of the Baltic, make no small figure in Tic
commercial affairs OF nations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
TT r C ALE ONI A n.

observation-disclosures HAZE, Esq, has
resigned his station as Superintendent of the
Connecticut & paS>u,npsic Rivers Railroad.
His connection with the road ceased at the
close of the year 1891. Mr.. Hale has dis
charged the duties of his place with un;iring
assi'luitv, and has acquired reputation in
the lire of his business that viii doubtless Sc
cure him place, If he desires one. less laho
rious, and equally acceptable in other re-
>i,cctS, as the one he vacatcS. We wish him
abundant success wherever he NAV locate
We have rot heard of the appointment of a
successor. but rumor has ii that the President
will assume the duties OF the Office
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
TUE BIAS * SEA.

One of the very first benefits Of the pres
en-: war to the world at large will unluestion-
ably be- tie opening Of the Black Sea 20 the
naval flags Of ali nations. The oh .rra,;e,
which Closed ma, CATION hv the most i,n,cn-
etrat!e Of diplomatic barriers vii he annih-
lated forever. !n.rrna:iorai relation on the
Black Sea will he reconstructed on new
compact. and this most important Loly Of
water vii! be hroug',; within the pale Of the
civilized world.
The space occupied by TIE Black Sea is
estimated BY TIL. best -co-raI,hcrs 4: ,sa,orp
miles and if to this we add the seas of Axo'
AMI Msrmora. 4, We in .;,ct ought. since they
ar" 81 :"'!r 10 TIE sane poli;i.a! and eco
n"rniral Disadvantage. tI,o total area woa.d
exceed 200,o;o sonar" niles. |: receives the
draiI e Of 100000 miles Of country, er"t'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

Mean Temperature for the year, 3a2
There were IS fair days during the wear.
- cloudy days without storm, los days on
which it stormed more or less, 4l BENZ
storms and squalls of snow, in which fell
20 inches
Rain fell on 20 different DAYS, amountir =
to 81 inches
Wind blew from North, North East, and
North West, 2lO days; from the South, South
East, and Soui, West, l55 days.
Tie greatest degree Of cold was Oh ,Janua-
~ 29,-26 degrees below zero at sunrise.
The greatest degree Of heat was en- July
20.-9'; degrees at I o'clock, =. NJ.
Thunder was heard on - different DAYS.
Rainbow seen on 6 I"
Aurora Borcalis seen on 90 evenings
The year of our Lord, 1854, was remarka-
be Cor extremes OF hca: and cold, for urea:
and Sudden changes in temperature, and for
! severe ,!routh in the months of july and
august. Very respectfully,
Your obi servant,
Concord, "a. !, .s5j. J.G DAni,<.:.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

SFNATr.- Tie ollv matter ot -,.tr., r.
-,vc>t today i t., !; ~-u>-.a, If u. +.
heads ILLS granting bounty larls - ,s....a
oil. ~ who have 'c,n en-a-ed IN t." 81. -
~ >ei,i." e.: TIE j,.;,-l Safe Al. :
l..,,.'s '.erc y a>. J. al a general J. -
son took pace. tat without any d.i:..c r.
>,.,;
lior-E.- Tie Hou<c 1roccclel 10 c-n.l,
= the Ill 20 am, III The at .r..!ua.;r- 4
price Of The lal,ic lands 10 the a;a4l -
tlcr~
Mr. roadcn Of .Na'lma. cN;la:nal A.
amendment. H wi,l-l il alo,,trl - 4, =
prevent any person N!ia Lad :iot declared liz
intention - hccoinr 4 citizen OF the I-u..el
>',;'> from claiming Prescription land
i.'lcr tie present Law. foreigners Of all c.
az. w:r!lo7t such dcriara:ioll can avail tLc,..-
selves O: il provisions.
now,icii wished II favor irc-cm,tione-,.
AZ outsiders i.ow have superior aiyallta-.,.
those native iorn. aud those who la,t. L.
dared Their intentions Ia lcccmr ,it-,...,.
HE lall arl amendment were fia.y 81.
I" he tcnn.i..cc on Pubic Lands.
Message WAS received from The r.
=
River ard llarho- bill. passed. at tie L.:
>r>>ion. He arau,> that Congress can ou,r
construct >Iish WORKS a> ma, l.e necessary =
larry ont / >iocifi- plan If iln;rortr,rlt =
nav Inability ot rivers or harl,a->. With nay
hr necessary for military or naval rg,- .>,>.
The message y a lon. document. ar3 fia
President cont.;i.!,> liz Urging thc roiiry sd.
confirming appropriations TX the Genera e.
crnr:cn' Ia wor,S necessary 10 ic con>.ru g..
from lis niilouiiti powers. and leayin- a.
others 10 individual enterprise o. >clacA't
States. 20 tie provided for out Of Their owa
resources. or 'y 4 re uIrcncc To the i,ro,;-.1c
Constitution which authorizes the lrtvin. Of.
10 mage. with the consent OF Congress. forth
Improvement; 81 halhor>
Mr.. Haven ii Ncw York. suggested H..
Tie message e referred TO the Committee
the Nlolc. and Ii W. - referred
The House ~cnt irto Committee ot' IL
" hole on the ii.il for the rclict' ot uurchl-,-s
oi @o.crln.ciit swamp aud oycriioncl La :.
Mr. Ml,all, % Name spoke in op,o>;,
10 the Reciprocity Treaty, e>te,nirg il +
cni;.,l.: 10 the advantage. ct the British y
m"iiran Provinces. ana explained
winch he intends 20 Introduce. win I, WI.
mutually advantageous 10 both Ia,tic>.
the conclusion oi his remarks. the Commit.
ro>r
Mr.. Wentworth. Of Massachusetts,. in.-'-
dured i''II to prevent the introduction it.1
the iitc'. States OF foreign criminals a.t
lanlcrs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
DEATHS IN 81. .IOIN>iiIHN.I

N;~~E~. CuAnNl,k X HiNp=I have
the na,,> Of IS persons who have ,!icd With
"a Ia, town in Tie course 81 de year l>i..
H. ended. -; No. 80 WEI within t!.y
i''.., d! the Village. a. established! 'y thy
at ,i Incorporation .l.c remainder in other
,.-., Of ne town. Thc A"n.i,rr named. a.
Ici.. in tie Village. is !, !ic,c. 10 COMPRISE
near. or quite, every I'LL siIGaI. ,ho9-h an
.,.:'l; or two oncht. perhaps, 70 be added
In tie other parts Of tie 'o"r pro- !hly t'."rc
have lycn some deaths If which have not
heard. LUTHER JEWETT
\, jl,.. Iycy L., 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

Ny daughter is walk:n- into Ne tai NAH
cma:irs :" sad a cc,.i!cn,an 20 lie :hr other
dry. "Tri-onem ctry. Cou;c' Sections She
graIll,,s at p. with the fit honor5 t!.is
year. after three wears course"
"Oi dear 80 we sighed, "a: yer. VEL, but
how in he world vii! they a;l her in tri.o-
numerically cutting ont BABY; :rotk or
conica!lv imr.:m- Ike pa,'r: rounl a PIE :"
JiII\
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

METEOROLOGICAL.

MrSsEs. E.DIroE>.-i >cnd You the follow
in- abstract of my Meteorological journal.
kept at Concord. VT, \. y. 49, ,-bcinc the
result Of three daily observations on Farcn-
hci:'S scale, viz: at sunrise, at one, and nine
o'clock. l.. NJ.
The mean temperature of the different
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

Tnr MIMI ElrIl.- The Clet,.aal
l!cI..,d is informed l.v an intelligent ,.,..e.
OF the ar:iv, that tie Mimic Rifle Ball i h.-
in adopted into our service. upon an i.li,s.-
we'd plan. Instead Of Short :ron tabc in>,.--
ted III the hall. il i to he made with a ,a,i-r.
into which 4 portion Of he cl.ar-e OF foate.
Viii i'c forced. AID il explosion doe, Il.
Whole work Of spreading the hall. - a. -
completely >'rg or I'll The rife here Of. Il.
Gun. and drive ii GA IL n.i>>iol ol death
The manltac.:aTc q; :l.a,Acis ia oar arInyc.,'
Is to be abandoned. aud cur troops are = "
armed with Tie improved Mimic :.l,cl VIII
bs!onc:>,
e: Senator A:,hi-on l,,l,..rcs. i i >4.l
,i;',c lis .r..>@. III Washington. .Aai han
viii certainly be 4 slave State
u" iha maa wEo wa, s4iitn,v -s, -;
OF business has 1t. o.e.e,:-lama- IS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
YER MONT NEWS.

e Giles Benson (co!orcd). Abel Peters
and Alfred Peters. of Rutland. being fully
impressed with the idea that the "lioldays
were coming" helped themselves to lar.c
quantity Of clothing. turkeys. chickens. and
other GnoH :hi"g<, w!,cr.wi;h to celebrate
Chi>tma> in an appropriate manner. The o.
hlicinc and efficient Sheriff with his Dci,u
ties. wishing to render them all reasonable
aid in their iaulahlr design. took them into
his custody, and aticra preliminary cxaniir-
alton. and in default OF two hundred dollar
bonds consigned them 10 Mr.. Green's stone
boarding house Hn;icnH Ua'd.
e The saw mill of j. T. Fisk. situated in
the northeast par: of Gulioid, was DESTROYED
by fir, OH "Wednesday evening. About loo
worth of lumber iii and about the MIL was
burned. The mill was Sc. in operation Oh
the previous afternoon. in order to rrcycnt is
freezing up. 1t is supposed that Tie fire took
from the machinery We have not been able
to ascertain the amount of the loss. There
was 500 Insurance in the Vernon: State
Mutual on the premises Rmland W,raN.
EXTEXsIyE FIRE-On SATURDAY, exc
ming last. about halt past six o'clock. fire
broke cut on the premises q: Richard Far
well, about two miles west OF Wca,Lcr>'lcid
Corners. in Windsor Co., consuming two
barns and contents. fifty sheep enc horse. o'e
coy. and one hog. We have no. been abe
to ascertain the probable loss. or whether
t!cnc was any Insurance npon the premises.
The !ielt occa>ioncd Lv the flames WAS plain
lv visible 70 our viiia.crs.-E. +. .iYt>.
Go"p LANES Elihu Norton. Ed Of
Chelsea, has three buck lambs whirh h. has
raised ard which are WORTHY Of mention
The average ace OF these three lambs vas
EIGHT mouths aud three weeds. the -3i Of NJ
vcnuhcr last Their united weight was tho.
tor,r hundred and thirteen POUNDS. AMI tx.
uni.c lcnetiI o: their wool was 2.i incicS.-
Two OF these lambs are oi The Leicester Cots
void and New OX.nrI,hirc breed. The other
i The i.ci,.c>scc crossed Wit. TIE Iantor Ne
RHO. ton til pa; OF the damn then crossed
back with Leicester. They were TUNED 20
eraS~ The llih oi MAY. and have had IL cx-
ira keeping since they were taken from the
ewes. Ia" 9TH OF September. II any New
Enclan1cr can beat thi>. NJ Norton would
be llca,cd to hear from hm.-jou.'uGl
Who CAN BrAr1T: ROYAL Mixer. Of
B:litlcLoro. on the aGih Of Dec killed a II.
~l4an;a- and : DAYS old which wcicicd ',r.,
t.,j.,H and hin. n-f'ce jn4nd>. .Icrc.n; ia
WcaihcrAc.d. .Jr of Guitord. killed. A h..
y months and fvc days Ga. which weighed
seven hundred AID I.inc;v-scycn Iound>-
.>H',>A,dit.
M,I>. LAW II BiEli>nI"x-P Pa N,ur-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

"a lh'rty strong-mindcd women of Ot>c-
60 Michigan, backed by part of the male
population, recently attacked two cronoc,;.s
IN that town. ana spilled a large quantity Of
poor rum, Ike landlord Of Che hotel csc,,
c" oy promising TO stop selling. \ similar
had previously l.:.a m.le f,.
u" women u: Niles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06


Youth are unrca!ized. how mary air-cas'lcs
have been blown away by breath. Still,
in the face of so many disarpoin:n:ents, they
are good times to make new resolutions that
"an lie lived out to mature honest purposes
that were rot drcampt out in Utopia to
settle upon worthy aims that shall last a life
time, but which shall begin to|oy.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS AMONG NEwSrA-
rlEs-Thc Brattieboro' Enq'e an! TIE
S'u',<man, also published at Bratt!cboro', are
to be united the present week, and hereafter
to &c called The Republican" ard published
by Mr.. Plat, the proprietor Of the Statesman
The Eagle contains a notice of the arrange
mcnt, and the editor, y. ID. Harris, Esq.
takes occasion to thank his hume, Gus friends
ard customers tor the tavors received Of them.
ard saws "the arrangement is ,hc result Of a
mutua! adjustment of the personal and po'lt-
cal differences which have heretofore existed
between the papers and their respective
friends" The Eagle has circulated c0nSd-
cradle number Of copies weekly, and It's adj
vcrti>ing patronage has been large, vet it Is
understood that, with the increased cXpcn
Siycrc>s of the newspaper business. It's pro-
prctors have lost money in is publications.
1t has been conducted with dcciAcl ability.
and deserved livelihood among the papers
of the State. The "rntlcinanly editors have
our best wishes for their success in the future.
d. +. f. Powers has left die c,!tori,! de
rartmcnt of :hc Temperance Standard, an'!
is succeeded by Rev. Guy c. Sampson, re
Gently OF the st. Adams TrAnnc. In ;hc
hands Of the strong man" We trust The paper
may lccomc true and unc9rinr S,anl,! in
Tie GOOD cause 1t was established ~ advocate.
MANY IoUt: the actual usefulness Of: 4 Ial-
t!rular "orcan in the cause of temperance.
and The course q: de StanI1r! has not ten
id to !;S>iratc those ao'hf>. 1t has >pc;,
is strength in personalities an! hi,trr attacks
III! rhan il, own IN this direction
The rropririor>liip Of tn" Orleans County
Gazette has passed into Me hands Of ". $.
I;ova.I 7. w. U,r,,lor, vi ,..,;;,.,..
is editor c-rccia!,v in the roi;,; 4 J..;,r-
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