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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05

3-TTER.-This article sold in Boston c;c;,t
or ten days ago for 80 cents, but since that
TINE the price has recedcd. A few dave
s'rce, as We learn from gentleman from tho
city, 1t commanded only from p to % cents
In Albany n ~ we notice that the price is
only IS cents. The price has been so b;oh
OF late, as to be beyond the reach Of many
None except those troubled with plethoric
purses could afford to pay the recent high
prices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05

ANCIENT MANSION IIorSE.-Thc oldest
mousse IN Massachusetts,, the old garrison
house in Mr'lfor'l, is supposed to have been
built for Gov. Brad,'ock, the first Governor
OF the Massachusetts, Company. 10y his agents.
wh' also impaled park for deer around it.
IN 1880. We hear that Rev. Charles Brooks,
who has history OF Mcliorl now in press, is
OF opinion that this mansion is the oldest
in the Northen States 1t is at least
two centuries and quarter old.-Eos'oa
TiunSrri;,'.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05

~ -
Is in trou3lc. Having exhausted tir. all
already granted; ~ the Government Of ,I;s
.ro.'nce, they a'e now imror,uninr fer all.
Their cry is. "lI"lp Us. CcA rs. or we sink
'ne bubble which aIe>>,s. Links. Ross &c..
MATED for :he;r r.iva:. ends. his lrr,,, and
the country is now Inform Il that unless ,he~
PIT heir >houl,lrs 20 the wl,.",. The work :
must stop. The AID heretofore ci5.rn. amount
W: 10 tie round >Um Of o..c million einh,
hundred t: sand pounds sterling. in consul!
era'iOn " wiI.-h a cOniinu0u> line of l,ailrc.d
OF eleven hundred and twelve miles in Ieru:b
was to be built. has been paid and now tac
legislature is asked , grant $500 900 stc.
more. 1t is said by tho.e who ought to know.
that Of the large ANS already cxp.uded on
the g. /. road, much i'as len sruanacrcd
foolishlv. in lar,e s1lrrieS. Sc, an! t,,at in
fact the progress o.. constructor lars bat a
small proportion to the expenditure.
The probability is now. that even nall
the Province will have to shoulder the re-
9. Onsibiiiths Of III" entire .onrern. whi,',
the people were i~,i to believe would be con-
structed With British capital. As the case
stands. it is bad one FOR Carada in Ar, light :;
an extensive public work uncUmp!eted, for
which a large ':ett has brea aireaiv contract
I'll, and which will prove an utter loss unless
peans are raised to complete it. TO do which
"'ii plunge the country still deeper in debt.
IL Is case. which requires wisdom and firm
meg on the part O: the Lrgi :iature --.s:o,-
~ Ly-cc!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05

IiIGH PRICE OF FL"tH - Tie presen :
prices Of ilonr in the New Yori. market art
said to be higher than ~ any n,i'od jn-in.-
The last forty wears.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05

es The lrasburgh Gazette estimates that
the people Of Orleans County bought 10000
bushels of Southern corn to feed ont 70 ,ho;u
stock the past season. THIS became necessary
IN consequence of the short hay crop occa.
stoned by the drought last summer. Tho
drought was severe, but we think the l,cL
Of hay in certain localities in the comfy ;s
attributable in part, to the appropriation Of
The beet Of arabic land to the production Of
hops /, il not 500
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05

A MILE OF PIGEONS.-The Tprre Uautc
Qndlana) American says that the country
the.cabout is literally swarming with pig
cons Tn the evening Of the 9th, about )
o'clock, a flock, nearly mile in length by
about sixty feet deep, passed directly over
the city, making a noise audible to great
distance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04
The Charges Against the Late Postmaster at
New Orleans.
from the N. o Bulletin, May 26.l


TIE Circumstance that the grand jury found true bill
against me yeserday not with reference the charge
sas IN
public opinion until it be sreally investigated and
in making In tie meantime, brief explanation Of the
In February, 1854 s. Hite, at Texas ia said to have
mailed letter containing $500 Citizens Bank note to
Hite wrote across the face o. the note IS n Hse Cal
veston Texas sth February 1854" to deface the
BILL and that he mailed it in the presence Of the Post
letter addressed 10 ". w. Mitchell arrived a. about
the time such letter should have arrived, and was
the form Of receipt issued to the person named in
the superscrption but the person who directed the Yet
The pens3
course returned the letter notice /" not FOUND" The
letter. notice was then sent as is customary to the
sented at the valuable delivery window the letter itself
delivered and the receipt signed w. ". Mitchell ,,
dressed.
Several days Afterwards, s. Il. HIte called for the
valuable letter OF course engaged in the mall
concerning but refe ring to the receipts for vAua
BILE ktters the receipt for this letter found filed in
Il was stated, however, by Mr. Mitchell that the sig
nature appended to the resept was not written by him.
and he avsrrsd that some one had forged his name.
To this IL was answered that one In the Office knew
either his identity his signature and that 1t inn
possible in Office to which whole world had access
70 oh; ct 70 4 sP:as e
every person who might apply for letter II was pro-
posed for the benefit q ". Mitchell to issue anoth or
letter receipt in the hsre that the depredtor by ap.
plying again, mie BIT be caught
To This paa lie a9IeeE but on the next day he pre-.
scented at the vsals window the identical receipt thus
prepared and, upoe the strength Of H. demsnded his
letter with $500 threatening to bring suit for the
It not forthcoming, which threat he put
IN the honorable the Third District Court OF New
leans His suit tough brought more than year ago,
has never been brought TO trial. yet connected
with II will soy that have interpreted the smallest Oh
lection TO tris as can Be seen by reference to the
records of the court
After the "Hanson" affair, this was commenesd my
arrest upon the former having taken place April Esd
and that upon the latter upon the It'll instant have
been denied open and public preliminary sxauna-
ton the whsle proceedings having BEEN carried be-
fore the members Of the Grand Jury in secret the
lay requires and where my presence Il forbidden.
forbesr to comment upon this proceeding, but leave
candid public to say II am mott at least, entitled
70 suspension OF their opinion until have fair,
iuii and impartial hearing Of both stdes.
W. @. kendall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

VoyiGE OVER THE FALLS OF Sr. MARY ON =
DREDeR The Lake Superior Journal Of the 24th ait
sives the following account Of perlous voyage Of
three Of Erin the falls Of b. Mary. The
rapids thus passed about three quarters OF mile
In neh and the fall Ia between twenty and thirty tset
The Canal Company failing to got their drsdge dcwn
from above through the locks soon enough % nnisn
little clearing at the fcot they UNDERTOOK sne est OF
wsldy ii Was necessary have somsbody on board TO
keen her straight The half breed voysgsrs Did not IKE
ysrce OF $50 this ioolsinx rather hsrd four Of the
Irish sborsrs forward and offered their services
morirr last .c was towed cut into the main currut
and LET go aha went csrssfns sad punsns through
the eddss and foam Ill sbe reached the smooth water
til ths gained point OF safety. II Was feat re-
ouiripe some to lock upon, but Thousand rnss
more 10 partcipste IN and Affords the Irish aborsrs ns
GAUGE Of boast'rs ever ths noted native voysgsm Of
these rapids"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04
supreme Court-Genera1 Term.
on 'he osncb, Chief Justice Oakley, Judges Campbell
bofworth, slosson and Hoffman.
THE SCHUYLER FIR

Fhh SCHUYLER FRAUDS.
JUNE 1.-THE Argument in the case OF the New York
and New Haven Railroad Company against some two or
three hundred holders Of alleged frsudusny f.susd
ssoc. was by MI George Wood the part of
the Company, who cortsnded that they were n abs
that the issue made beyond the bounds OF The
given to the transfer agent and that the agent ane Il
responsible. The Court reserved iS decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

sssn me scar ana Gear fxisnds a.dI Iey then with
regret. Mr.. eBsnsleS has been extremely Kind and
s:1s e ;ss .s a'' M 'Is e.. n. s. s
give my bedy to ny wife. commend her and the child
70 ysn her sar in want Hare soma kind person
sp.sed e s.Irsss the ssss Of those present. y YAK
s 50 wac taken ", On seeing IT, PARKS seemed moved
by the Madness, AId thanked them with considerable
snstisn. BE then said, "I have clergyman present
have sess NJ in package Of pspsrs which gave 10 my
church Of EDs.pd, he ny iossi..hsrs. leave the
any one We cannot recall The past Would % Goa that
could do 20; but know no such thing - fear. am
misunderstocd have had little no education; have
tried 70 ksrn much y reserng 70 the books which the
ton; familiar with the Scriptures, and believe that
we shall only arrive Ct that perfection which mans
heart strives after in the next world thsak Jon for
70 murderer in any respect 81 thought or decd with
these words prepare to meat my God.
One o'clock had arrived He took glasr Of wine his
sheriff, ard he stsod upon the platform. He then
quested that he might give the signal whom all was
ready. He borrowed handkerchief to make Il with,
after one with the WORDS ~ Gle An innocent mann he
dropped the signal and the drop instantaneousy fell
launching him down about SIX feet Not struggle nor
His pulse became feeble and intermittent in two or
three and ceased to beat in eight minutes Afterwards
No action Of the heart Was psrceptib at the expr zion
was .tsn down. The physicians prssent-Drs strong
ana Cknsisnc-e1amnsd him, and found the neck
Many persons present were unable 10 Yestr.,n their
TEARS at many Of the touching Of the prisoner
speaking Of his wife and ohild while he was making
bis last preparations for death.
Mr. spsngler and his assistants in the discharge Of this
painful duty have displayed great discretion and
for decorun, order and prcmptness.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
SeIections for a Newspaper.

Most peopIS think the selection OF suitable matter
for a newspaper the easiest part OF the business
How great az error! 1t Is by all means, the most
1;fcIlt To look over and over hundreds Q; cE-
change papers every week, from which 10 select
enough Tor one especially when the question is not
what Ehnl bat whit shall not be selected Is no easy
task. |! every person who reads paper could
have e!!ted It, we should hear leSl complaint Hot
unfreuucntly Is Il the than nm editor loUNS"TcT
MI hS exchange papers for something Interesting
and con absolutely find nothing. Every paper Is
driver than a contribution box, and vet something
1n3sr be had his PAPER must como out With some
1hinu In st. and he joes the best he cat. 10 an cd-
for Who has tho Least about what nc selects the
writing that he has to DO IS the easiest rt OF G lit
nor. Every subscriber thinks the paper Is printed
Tor his own benefit; md If there is nothing IN 1t
ina, suits hin II must be stopped; Ii Is good Tor
nothing Just a. many subscriberS aS M editor
may have so many tastes he has 10 consult One
.ante something sound One likes anecdotes inn
and trolic and the next door ncghboT wonders that
:, man Of good sense will put such suU!n paper:
Something spicy comes ,out, and the editor IS
IIackpunFtl Next comes BometlIing argumehtaAve:
and tho editor is a dull fool And so between them
al. you SEQ the poor fellows get roughly handled
They never think what docs not please them may
please the usxt man but they insist; If The paper
does not spit ;llcu II is good for nothing:
Washington City Gto6S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
IN GranEllRrs.
GILBERT,S HOTEL.

: sOIIsN
At the Railroad Depot, winchester, Va.
TIME undersigned begs leave respectfully to inform
tlkcn the vel. known HOTEL at the Railroad Depot
formerly kept BY Mr.. JoHS Coz, decd. The House
has undergone necessary repairs and is in every
ioUruer.
a large and commodous Stable is attached to the
premises which will be furnished with the hest grain
and hay and attentive Osller. His Table will always
be furnished with all the varieties which the
and market will afford, and the Bar at all times sup
piled with the choicest Liquors.
His charges will be moderate He therefore invites
the patrons of the House to give him CALL he Is
determined to spare pains IN making his guests
comfortable
C9-Boarders taken by the week month year.
BARNET GILBERT
tS1-,Hhe undersigned takes pleasure in recommend
lag MIR. GILBERT to the patrons OF the House whilst
under the eInentof my Father and respectfully
BoiiCits for him t continuance Of their custom.
June Is, 1853 JAMES w. COE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
sAPPTNRTON.8 HOTEE.-


CharleStOWn, JEFFERSON County, va.
IHNliIS large and very comEuosiious TIJREE-STORY
l. BRICK HOTEL, situated in the centre and bust
part of the town, is among the attraC
tive ond desirable resting places in the great Valley OF
The Inquiries of the TABLE of this establishment,
are surpassed by none and the BAR ia at all times
supplied with CHOICE selection Of superior Wnesaad
Liquors
added since last year.
a Splendid Yellow Mounted Coach attends the
will convey visitors to the Hotel free of charge Per
wishing be conveyed to other parts of the town,
will pay reasonable compensation.
Saddle and Harness Horses, Carriages Buggies, and
careful Drivers always ready for the accommodation
Of visitors. GEO. w. SAPPINGTON,
July 9, 1880. Proprietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
OMITTED STATES TTOTEFl,
=. TT YWE RLIILROAD DEPOT
JE#Tpcrs- Ferry, Virginia.

N:aTpers- Eerry- Virginia.
The subscriber respectfully Nc~s leave to inform
the travelling public that this Hotel is renovated
and Improved Tor il better and enlarged recommends
ton for travellers daring summer With the latciin-
pcoYcIncnts and determined perseverance, effort
or outlay shall be Wanting to render this Hug!, III
every respect, to the invalid or to comforts and
combinations. equal to any Hotel in the Valley. The
FABLE shall lo furnished with the best from this and
Baltimore markets. DINNER always ready on the
given for passengers to dine here fore the cars leave
Tor Winchester or Baltimore. Passengers stopping
here 10 view bold romantic mountain scenery
may rest assured they will be well cared for during
their stay, cal is most respectfully solicited, TO
e,ubc the travelling public to judge f." Themselves
NJ. CiRitELL.
uarncr.- I-crrE.. .Il,lv L. 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12


$50 printer gu, west, whose Office is half n mile
FROM any other building, and who hangs his sign
upon the limb of n tree, Rdvertses tor au HpPTen-
1ioe. lie says; As boy from Che co2nirY would lie
preferred"
I!av, Nv. Professor what is q perirhnss ~
81 Madam ills simply circumlocuory cycle of ora
1oricc senorosIty, circumscribing atom ofideal-
~ lost in q verbal profundit!."-" Thank yon-siT
See here. Grips understand yOn have
superior way Of curing hams. should like TO learn
itR-" Well yes; know very we'll how TO cure
them bu. the trouble with me- Just now, is 10 find
out wy to procure them
"Tryc7Unr OF BARrEY"-Tbis is the title OF one
of the numerous newiy named drinks which nre
literally pr,ronized in Boston, Mass, since the pas
cage OF che prohibitory Law in that enlightened and
liberal STATED
The little value Providence sets on riches, is
secn by the persons on whom they generally be-
ssowed.-7at'Iey.
Some Of the french soldiers recently made
uaner kite TO which they attached French fagt and
lctit fly above ScvastOpol.
More money is spent in the United States for
cigars than for common schools.
-. Riches sre gotten with pain, kept with care,
and lost with grief The oFrichts lie heavier
upon a good man than the inccu7enlenee of honest
poverty.
-. Snools says the best sewing machine in the
world is one about II years old, with short sleeve
dress, aud pretty little feet with gsiter-bOo,s
t... Let a girl he ever SO Young, the moment she
is married she becomes rather faneics she becomes
"a woman Queer Institution is that matrimOuy.
-. The pre.tiCst lining for Gbouaot is smiling
fase.
There is now uninterrupted Geographic
communications between London and the camp in
the Grimea. The route includes line of three
hu1dred miles across tie bottom OF the Black Sea-
Live Of Childfen is always the indication
ef genial nature - pure unworn and pnselish
heart.
PrOdigais are born Of misery, as butterflies
are horn Of gruhs.
-. A Washington letter writer says that about
$4,000 has been lost in that Cty,on tbs Virginia
election in the way Of betting.
-. A picture or any other work Of art, is worth
nothing except In 50 far as II has emenated from
mind. Hshonld, indeed Be read Iiss q book
There p9euow in the United States 90 insane
md. tue upmbeH % nsqhe PERSONS in tho
eslLnaatsd ut q. 900
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
JOS. c. RAWLINS,
March 2. l952-ly Proprietor.
BERRYVILLE HOTEL.

TfNIEE subscriber having leased the above well known
L Hotel, in Derryyilte, Clarke county, begs leave
to inform the travelling public that he is ready
to receive guests. He is also prepared to accomm6-
date Boarders either by the day, week, monitor year
HIS TABLE will always be furnished with al the
varieties which the season and market will afford !;
bis Bar with the choicest liquors, and his Stable with
the best hay, grain, and osticr.
As ho intends tUlnnie this his trcsidence,
lie will spare pains in erdcavoring to render those
VINO give him thcir CUSTOM hcOmtortablc and hap
ply. He lattcr5 himself from his long acquaintance
with business, and the of the WORLD that he
can please the lnost fustdious discharges will be
moderate the expenses any good public house in
vies nj! to extend 10 him a share of their
Bcrryvillc, \ pril ., 1853. WNf.N. THOMPSON,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
10 THE PURLTC.

TAN 10 THE PUBLIC.
4 He undersigned having en- gcd in the Mcrcau-
tile Business, now opening, at Doran's old stand
the .1rmory Gate, very extensive stock Of
49, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, HORNETS,
Sc, TO an examination of which they respect
is not large profits, but large safos. They are deter
mined to conduct their business the most liberal
principles, and to every effort to merit the public
confidence and patronage. Whatever they sell shall
be of the character represented, and invariably
duccd to such prices that none may hope to underse
will enable them supply the market with every
article they deal in at the very lowest prices. They
feel confident examination of the variety quality
and prices of thergoods will convince the public that
money may be saved by purchasing at their house.
cER Sy WI gSS PTIsE9NSF B flsEs 70 @o bic
they have made ample room, by an enlargement OF
the promises, and families may rely with confidence
upon being supplied by them with articles IN This
lnc. Of fresh and superior quality. They purcllased
their Groceries, mostly in large quantities and al
WAYS for cash
They keep very. heavy stock on hand, and can,
and will, sell them at prices unusual in this market
The following enumeration will give general OUT
plain, Changcabic and Figured Dress Silks;
Pl,n and Figured NuJsin dc Laincs:
Challeys, Lawns Ciinghanls, APaccas, Canton
Cloths;
Bombazines, French aid English calicoes;
Brown md Blcachcd Nluzlins;
Ticking, Bageing, Checks, Plaids, Linen Sheet
ings, Table Linens and Oil Cloths;
Towclings, White Red and Yellow Flannels;
Irish Linens, SILK, Grape, Cashmere and Nous
Hosiery, Kid, Thread, Cotton, Silk and SILK
Nett Gloves;
Cambria, Jaconets, I,aees and Edgings;
Plain, Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Ncedlc-worked Goods, Trimmings, Bonnet Rib
bons, Parasois and Umbrellas;
Coating Linens, Jeans and Tweeds;
Cashmere, Cslssircts, Linen Drills;
CravatS, Suspenders, Boots and Shoes OF every
description for Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Children;
Silk, Fur, Straw, Chip. Kossuth and SLOUGH
Hats of every variety;
A large stock Of Hardware, including Cutlery
and House furnishing materials;
Rifle and Blasting Powder;
Quccnsware, and Woodward; WlndoE Class
Putty, Oil and Paints
A lot OF fine Tobacco and Segarsi
Bacon, Salt, Fish, Lard, Potatoes, Flour and
Corn Neal.
They have a choice lot Of fine Liquors, wherewith
they will supply gentlemen ne cheap as the same
brands can be bought IN the cities.
Harpera Ferry, May g, Is54-tf
GHOYEI1S, Spades Forks, Hoes SC, just
March 20 n. l. EBY s son.
IlEsT CHEWING and Lynchburg Smoking
SIaseh 20 IL. EBY son.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
X,suso-Thc editrcss Of tno Ladies RcposltOF!

XIss!E0.-The editrcssT Of thc Ladies Repository
talking about kissing says:
kisses, like faces of philosophers vary. Some
s,re as hot ns coal fire some sweet Il: honey, come
rui!d as milk, some tasteess ns long drawn soda
Stolen kisses are said to have more nutmeg and
cram than other sorts As 10 proposed kisses they
are not liked Mt n stolen kiss is the most agree
able We have been kissed n few tnea, and rs we
not Tcry old, we hope TO receive mnny more Al
what hour may the lady be found in her office
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
4 GARD.

TN consequence Of the ndvnn in Servants hire,
IL necessary that the Undersigned should increase
the charges heretofore made at Hotels in Charles
town.
Therefore, from and after the Isl day of january
next, terms for boarding without lodging will be
increased from $40 10 So per month. Boarders
9th rooms, lodging, &c, will be charged s Is per
month, instead Of $l2.5u rs heretofore:
G.. w. SAPFfNGTON,
ISAAC y. GARTER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

WEHrEn's ROLE OF ORAToHT-AS INSTRUCTIVE
APypoTE-DauEeI Webster. a short lime previous
TO his public reception in Boston, was travelling
from New York TO This city, by the overland route
When tho cars reached Springfield, MT. Waite, the
well known excellent conductor, stepped into the
forward ear, and as usual announced" Springfield
s,a,jon-tweuty minutes allowed passengers to
diner Sir. Webster, who sitting by him, arose
and pleasantly tapping him on tho shoulder, re
,narkCl-" Young man that is one OF the moat in
tercstIng speeches heard in ny life " Iea
sir, calmly replied the conductor nil epeeches are
good In which the speaker and tho bearer heartily
sympa,hise" avery true" said Mr.. Webster, 4" and
have always uoticcI that those speeches "Fo
always considered best which are flushed in good
season for dinncr-Bostoa Times.
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NJ D.
t(f-Letno latherbeashamed to present copy ofthc
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the secret obligations Of married c without reading
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mail, or copies will be sent for dollar. Address
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No. I52 Spruce St, Philadelphia.
A1ln-,Ist s. lS5I-lv