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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-29
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Will De rrb>hed as usual. during the
Session Of II" Legislature and Arrangement,
will be male TO forward il daily, POST
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Subscribers are desired 20 send in their
names al once, that ma, make ~. nccrs-
sary arrangements Ill time to supply ourselves
with the m3cri..S
TERMS.
DAILY .jvurn.l. pos, paid, 100 in adv.
Wa'cLulan Journal, weekly.
darn" session., 81
months. - Is 70
include III" ru'!r acts. ~
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invited 10 forward subscriptions. and for FIVE
Subscribers or over they may retain .. per
cen:
f. p WALTON. JR.
Montpelier. Sept Il, $50.
-'drOiIs con e.. in New York on Tues
day night vas yer. well attended. She sang
. u, tun' PulpW and . II nan EVS" to ad
,ira,ion, and ratti S;rakosc, gave some
.ngi,h ballads very finely.
Miss Louisa Pyns had great b.ueh, at
ltlo's cn Tuesday ni.lt.
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Mi''"rS az" now tak!n.' new turn in Nan
Sa'. F'r months we have almost despa:red
O. hcala- anvl;,o from tia, territory save
the rlc'c success o: the St!inet:lows and
the A.thi>o',S Bat il seems Tat The people
ot The territory were Only t,hrn " surprise
and i..titni!atc'I wan u.prcpar,1 i, t;ii>cn
from :hc ,.o;'>. !uIiir,l and in>u.,cd. when
any opposition would have been the signal
for personal Violence. likely 10 result in drsIh.
Thev have cow recovered from their aston
>h.!ent ain. De- in 10 >ee ii their powder Is
Try. They hccin 70 manifest something OF
he Old Puritan spirit. and seem determined
to ii ina-e t',.;r own ali Us wihou: interier-
err by itcti,or, n.crcenarieS from N-sou-
ri They h7ye deliberately resolved, aud
II" ;r"parin. 20 larry ort the resolve. to
submit 10 longer 70 the assumption Of author
" over ;:cnl, either by IL" conc!ave of u
>urpcr> WHO enacted the Ltgj>lativ" farce
a Shawnee Mission. or Il" band Of d>pera-
hoes v,0 mad" the i'trul> ION At he ,o!is at
lie pretended, ,l.-'ion in Ar,i.
We give }c!ow ''e proceedings of the
con' ettion i.vli On tie second .: his n.out!l
At the BIZ S,lii,4. IT, rc.2'".ions indicate
that tie ir,na:'i'- >or'.nc..t Of the Ter
r'ory is decided! in t,.or G. making X N
80 F., .,iI.c \ !,., ,i,.t.... N:i, ,ioti,t-
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DANIEL. SMITH.


~ I III y = ''F l'Ait! MOI II I
a disturbance has taken place an.one the.
students OF Dartmouth College. The cir
cun>tanrc> are told as follows:
Several Sophomore>, not having the fear
Oh IN" 60, sequences before their ewes. pain
ted the seats Of tie Frc>hmcnS recitati m
room The Freeman rcraIiafed by crcas-
mo the seats OF the Sopls. The last now
broke INTO Frrshmrns room. and shaved
OF his hair. close to his head. They REGARD
ed HIM as a leader IN the rrease movement.
but ne was not. OF course. the misc hievouS
Sofhomorcs were called up before the Col
Icge authorities. and at the last account twcn-
" OF Them Were likely to br expelled. Such
scenes were formerly common at Dartmouth
and other colleges. hut for a number of wears
they have been rare"
- LIE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY now
contains 10000 volumes. in the las, war
with Great Britain NSl4) under Madison.
5000 volumes were destroyed by the British
under Admra! Coo kburn.
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4 WINTER ~ TIL. CRIN:,t.
Aot"i,h,'ah'.iu" lie vast preparations ana
tlr i'.tI.... Icr,.>,.> .. the Allied arm. :
the conclusion appears to be inevitable That
another Winter nr,t lo .lent in he Crmea
l,.fore S-hl>rrp"i can be taken The siege
has thus tar been altogether unlike any Of!
cr recorded il, history. No such Formidable
array Of men and artillery has ever before
bc>ircti town: and WHAT Is We. nor, cy-
traor'!inary, 30 other town has been ae to
keep at by. ipr 50 lon. A time force very
mich ,ni.,.cr. There have been town, which
have vihs!o,'i >;'ccc:~'i!lya larger number
o. soldiers. lily sup''i"d with 81, 20 ma:rr
ais. Bat the Aiic,! armies nrcuoit to bear
agains, Sctastoroi Tie death -dra,ior Won
dcrs OF modern engineering SCIENCE: ma
chimes which were sup, os"d to be capable.
in a few hours. of huryiny the ci,y in ruins
The result has rot borne ont the cxpccta-
tons. The walls Of S.ba>toiol are vet,
standing. and cn'rcnchd securely behind
sources. and no; materially wrahcnc lv tie
rlCOrS and inrc>sant labor> Of lonr-contin-
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GCr.ezvr",scpC".

Ut @.t'H y"LcNTtKY COMMIT vIC,rIoNs tlri9 n
rrf.'1' IT, 'o4"f,y .l,.a M ,r,,S NJ ,~t,rs. h..o.
Of Niw.. rVtnaiu, ,jH It M1.I }jFg rt,,.t,d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-29

tiem G,ttoa +" y nh.cl-- Ccth.G,"1, CITY NtN ,ic
ft..F. -. D,,i u ~ ,.,. ,,,
CorresroHefmer of J:,e Galcoer;ar


road to Echiori. thence TO Fredt rick siurr
in tie Eastern Townships OF Canada. passing
hv way Of :$tanbril.c through thlivin. az
riruItural district, ropu'ou>ly settled with an
Industrious. intelligent an, energetic vcoman-
~. 20 the handsome town OF s.. Johns
formerly the port Of dcba1katio for the a
r!"rican travel by Steamer, on Lake Cham
plain HIRE found evidences ola sound To-
cal business and many Indications Of steady.
ro.rc>>ve prosperity. From St. johns ly
Rail and Ferry to Montreal The route is spec
div and comfortably accomplished - the
ChamIl ain and II. Lawrence Rail Hoa! be-
ir- one Of the best roads on the Continent
he City Of Montreal is SO well known
and so infinitely CONNECTED commercially.
with on great Atlantic d"potS Of trade a.
scarcely to require any description. Hu>i
ness here Is elsewhere has suffered IN NE
General depression Of the past season, iut
tirre Is every irl,s;nn Of il speedy revival
owing to tie Abundant haryc>;> warh in a.!
>c,.ion> lave, REVERTED III" !9i,,rS ,t,'.n 90
:i"ultura'i>'>. Nay;"ra y, say here, !
had an opportunity %. visiting the Roman
Ca'ho'i" Cathedral. the >rl"usiid hnn>rr"ur
,Irt"t and ti;y II.li Auil!nc>. the Nun
nrrir~. he Sew Cou~t .,on>c. win, Ii is qrii"
IN ip,.o-;n,r .tr-f.:urt, H.. yu,',..s E,,i-
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HELD At ST. JuuNsHUEN,
Tuesday & WEDNESDAY. Srrr. - X 2G -
Eir-: Pa.
\ bright. beau'i:il morning clear ar, cool.
us hered in lie first ia, OF the Fair. The
clouds of the previous evening. which threat
encd rain hsd been blown away to I.i-i-L7nI
sometime during the night amt tn. morning.
sun sho"e out with tn" pleasant warmth o!
september weather. Vt an early hour the
streets began to tc eniivenel bv tue In-rom-
ing Of carriages ana io0tmen. vt ten O'Clock
III" two Fir" Companies marched to the
bridge Oh TIE Danviiic road 20 receive the
Company from that town. and escort them
into the Village The tire" Companies then
marched through the principal streets
preceded by the Thetford Band, making all
exceedingly beautiful display.
AZ the Fair Ground about a mile north of
the village. from IN ear V hour thcrr was I'M
brought within tie enclosure on the previous
day. anI portion OF The stock from the
n"i@hhorinr towns destined t';r exhibition was
orrupyin" for IL, ni"Et t,Il> moi tar distant
ir,n the t;round II ti.at OIL TX TIN. ;i.,,'
L.@,n to pour IN The entries Of art .i":
We're nearly twice Is numerous as on any pro
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Tbf Californian.
ST. JOHNSBtRY, SEPT. 90, 1855.

SPECIAL TTCTLSE@.
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From one O'Clock till half past two. the
track was open for the exercise of horses -
~ hall past two the three Fire Co,o,,,,,ics
marched INTO the grounds. fresh from :. cam
tat dinner at the st. ,Johnsburv House, and
performed all the evolution, OF wclj.di,r;-
pinned sol'!Iery. Honorable mention oucbt
TO be made of the facility and correctness
with which the Danvillc Company performed
lis manunVreS. Much of it is doubtless ow-
ing TO The experience and tact OF its foreman.
VT John Palmer. Bat while the St. Johns
curry COMPANIES are not deficient in that par
hcuiar, too much praise cannot be awarded
TO them for the rap.i,y and dcx;erity mani
lesied III The management OF their mtchln,,.
The "iImberinG-up" process being accom-
PI'>h'" with a dispatch seldom surpassed s,v
city Companies.
As the shadows heightened at the close Of
The day, the crowd gradually dispersed to
ma rest Tor the exeitlons of the morrow.
FOR the Fire Companies, however, there
was no ret even then interchangeable m ,lrir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-06
Gilmore Hair BnIsnm.
PASCHALL'S FEVER AND aGII
NExT(

LN0R the effectnai If ChiIis and Fever. Inter
i lnittent Fever, Dumb Ague, and Bilious At
tacks.
This preparation has been found after extensive
trial to be Il certain and efccua for the above
diseases. Ii Is composed entirely If vegetable sub
stances and contains nothing that net injurons
" upon the system Persons while using this medi-
cir IRE not obliged liz by, the contents of
bottle breaks the chill and removes the disease and
are not affected by exposure 10 water sicy local
titles. any than whom in their usual h alth and
hv taking one IT bottles more, the patient Will
find the appetite ~ repyer strength 10 supfly the
place ii Generat Detitffy Siqhf sreatS. Dizziness
the Head and all other forms of disease having heir
origin in Miasina or Malaria, and become entirely
peH.
The Proprietor states. without fear Of contradic
tion that pAseHALL's FEVER AND AGuE MIXTURE
has efectualy cured more persons whore II has been
introduced. than Any other PREPARATION known, and
ceuid produce any number IL certificates II usual
with medicines Of this kind from those ~ the best
spcei ability, and FROM eminent physicians VI Phi
lad lphia and elsewhere. VINO prescribe II In their
practice for the above dis certifying to ils IN
axtal eil ay9 curing where btisef fr4fttv4 have
tai ird but IA il stand fail upon ds merits
alone l. deemed unnecessary, AMI prefer saying 10
those afflicted. Buy bottle and YOU viii have IN
failible proaf III yourself
Farmers, Planters Mechanics, and all Laboriug
Men in sections If country whore the above diseases
prevail, by adopting il pTersaitre. viii b. ffee
from these attacks in that season Of the year which
while it is the most sckiy, is the most valuable to
them.
For sale by MOORE 4 HOOPER, Druggists
Agents for heoknk, Iowa
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ODElL II MATLES0.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Boots an d Sh o G s.

ID constant arrivals our stock OF Eastern work
ID will soon be the finest and largest offered
in keokuk. They selected with special reference
to the wants OF the retail trade and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices will be such
viii convince every one that have fully adopt
ed the motto OF s'Qulck Sales and Small Profits.
n. B. The summer Goods ON hand will bs
closed out AT COST.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
To the Ladies we would say, call in and see our
elegant styles Of Bootees Buskins and Slips, Of the
finest erials, now manufactured NJ our estah!isb
ment, which in point of quality and durability we
will warrant to be equal e. any III the west.
Gentlemen will find II totHef interest 10 call and
examine our stock Of custom made work, Of which
ample quantity will always be kept on hand, aud
rs we use only the best materials and employ none
but the best workmen, they may rest assured OF a
good article guaranteed t. fit III all eases.
\. b. All articles Of our own manufacture war
rantcd
Sign Of the Mammoth shoe corner building, Main
and Third Streets,
August 81 1S55.-d&w
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A r. THOMAS CO., manufacturers II and
\. wholesale dealers in all kinds and descri pons
Of Leather, Saldlery Hardware. Carriage Trim
mngs, Euaincled and Patent Couch Leather, Of all
colyrs Ennmeled Cloth, Whips aud Laslea of every
variety. Fly Nets, fancy colors and plain aud
Thompsons thoroughly stretched Betting, Of all
widths.
Those wishing amy hing III line, mas rely on
hndmg Al al oar establishment, and as low prices
= Il Gun be lad AZ any other point in the West.
v manufacture large portion Of oul Leather, and
Hardware direct from the English manufacturer
OnF gsoda 81 American manufacture we purchase
dircci frum the manufacturer. which enables US 10
sell quite a. low " purchased in any Of the
Eastern cities.
Ne e.pcc;fully invite hose wishing to purchase
any thing ~ our l.ue, 20 gsc us call and examine
oar goods rnd prices.
Cash paia for Hides
k4fkuL An, IA 4
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The Old Crochery House

~ CAREY kILBoJANE i still in fun blsst,
Oand, n trust by street and honorable deslinI -.
has secured and will retain large portion Of lie
nerg oesf set If custom r., and accordance with
Che Increase Of business We are enacted 10 import
GCods
DIRECT FROM ENGLAND,
and in snch quantities " place oul house IN pc
stion inferior nunc, either III Cincinnati st. Lou
Chicago and hold Ourselves ready 10 duplicate
the regular bill Of the from any Of the above
places
W. arc happy 70 inform our friend throughout
the State that have open for inspection and sale,
upward. Of
400 Crates of Crockcry.
together with upwards u 500 poyfs GLASSWARE,
manufactured 70 our own patterns ard expressly for
our own trade We have also the most extensive as
.ortIn nj Of
LOOKING GLASSES
brought 10 the State, with all ether good. kept
in Crockery houses. We viii be happy 70 any
sd all who desire % purchase good. in line and
Assure them II they deal with Will do a. well
By them as Kn0w how We have careful pack
ers. and very seldom have complaint Of broken
Orders respectfully solicited.
Main Street, between "a and 4th Streets.
CAREY d klLBOURNE.
EaNfuk Iowa. AUG Is iSLb-w
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Tennessee Iron.

XXy f are now receiving in addition to our pres
w ent stock of Iron and Blacksmith Tools. d-
reetly from the manufacturers, So tons assor ed 81
zes Bar Iron, which will be able 10 give our
customers the benefit of the recent decline in the
market also 30 slabs assorted sizes Plow Steel to
which the attention Of dealers and blaeksmiths ID
directed. Feeling DESTROYS Of enlarging this branch
of our business are prepared 10 offer the
sary inducements to customers To accomplish the
sn1no d&w C0NNARLE, SMYTH ( co
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rL:UlIRNITURE.
AT WHOLESALE AND

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT No 81 Main Street, kE0kIK, IOWA.
YI,HE undersigned does not deem il expedent to
i say that he has Furniture or better than
any other establishment in keokuk, or elsewhere,
but would say 10 wholesale and retail purchasers
and old customers that he has hand all kinds Of
Furniture, and any quantities you want, put up and
packed ready for wagon transportation. Among
other things are
Bureaus, plain, fancy and dressing.
Tables, Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, Dining, and
Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seats
Rocking Chairs. Cane. Wood. and Spring Seats.
Bedsieads, common, fancy, and Cottage, high and
low posts
Window Shades, Curtain Cornices, Willow Ware
and Wagons,
Ladies Cabinets and Work Boxes
Mattresses and all kinds Of Upholstery on hand
and made TO order.
II will pay to give call
No sign up, though place generally we'll marked.
keokuk, May J, 1855. wy II. WuSEl.
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Keokuk Stove Foundry I!
yyoeD. ESvyS a CO.,


1 IA}TNG established a STOVE IooSDRY in Gro
| L the city If keokuil. which Is IN Efsks1
successful operation. prepared to al or s85Se9
dets for various STYLES If Parior snd Cook = =
stoves among which ID THO z Republic, Cook Stove
patented III 1894. having movable back plate
with an AIR chamber between ii and tie oven plate
TIE ordinary size taking III two-feet wood and IN
every respect superior article Our Crescent"
Premium Stove Is also made for long wood, in u
heavy and substantial manner, and ali If eur heat
ing stoves ar If new and improved patterns, both
far wood and coal.
we respectfully cali tic attention Of dealers
throughout the Des Moinos Valley and the dom
'ug country 10 stock of Stoves, and assure them
tina; sell rs ehe4p rs they can buy any where
in the west.
Odd pieces for Patterns can always be had
free Of cost when hrokon by fire, al cur Foundry,
CORNER OF 18th AND JOHNSON,
We also have a large assortment cf Tin Ware
Hollow Ware. Stove Trimmings. sugar Kettles, Dog
Irons g rates, &c, &c, al our shops.
NrnBERs / AM So MAIN STREET
Give -all and encourage HOVE NANcrAc-
TuRRs. WOOD. ESTES il CO.
Epnkuk Julp \ IS55
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STaEFGRD a MrCUNE.

WHOLESALE Grocers and Commission Mer-
w chants, Mater Street, second door above Bion-
deau keokuk, Iowa, have opened in their comlno-
dous FIRE proof store and warehouse, where they in
tend doing "a Grocery and Commission business.
Having been in the Grocery business for several
years, and possessing ample facilities, will 10
able 20 afford goods low, and hope by strict attention
TO business to receive portion of pubic patronage
facturcs such Us Iron Nails, Window lass, Cotton
Yarns Saunets, Buckets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper,
&C. beside variety Of staple and other ARTICLES
enumerated below.
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J. ". JOHNSTON,

/ MEM AhI4l, NuFhtf u JVhhsVn AhdfA
u Third Streets.
Carries the business Of Undertaking in all its
branches. lie has recently made extensive addtio
his stock and perfected his arrang in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
imleryious to air and indestructibe, highly orna
nted and invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead well as collins Of every style ana finish fur
niShed 10 order.
Hearses and carriages furnished, and the entire ar
r.ngemens Of the funeral ATTENDED TO when req
keokuk, April II, 1855. DIV
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WV. MANNERS.

nYEK AND SCOURER. On afth street, one
- door below Main whore h. viii renovato and
make T. appear as new, ali kinds u Ladies and Cen
teinen : apparel such Us Grape. broscha cashmere
and wooden shawls cashmere, sls and merino dress
s., rugs piano aud table covers, window and damask
curtains, &c.
Of the above, and every other article Of cloth
ing ,o.or>~l u any Of the fancy plain coiors. |
hope by eose attention and knowledge Of my bus
mess, q give general satisfaction.
sep lsdtm WI MANNERS.
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WINS HOUSE.

CORNER or JOHNSON AND FIRST STREETS
DY CHARLES q. BUNNLLL. The under ~
ID signed takes pleasure in announcing that FL
he has taken this very popular House and >
made complete renovation throughout the entire
premises. He is now prepared 10 receive the pat
ronage Of the pthlic aud believes he can meet the
wants OF all who desire good House.
lie hopes, by close application to the business
and attention 70 the many wants of the eler to
merit and obtain share Of patronage.
ES- baggage taken to and from Boats free Of
charge. C1iAs. q. BCNNELI-
April g. 1858. DIFF
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Ale.andcr's Peiamicus.

THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR ToNIt.
WHAT i more desirable by the youHg than the
w luxuriaut locks # youth and beauty? What
il more dreaded by the midde-aged than gray hair
w ho hat II old but would avert balanessg whses
can all be acct mplished by usIng Alexander 8 Pc
lamieus 70 universal kn9wledgel 10 be the most
superior article for beautfyiug the Hair zpd which
is equally efeaeou in preserving its natural health
For sale AT Il Main Street, by
.Tunp 26 diff j ID. MIN(HFIL 4 CO.
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DAVIES d HART.

w H0LESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, 10.
w lis, Main Street, heukuk. Iowa
Having located in this city We would respectfully
inform the merchants OF the interior that We have
gagged in the above business. having all the facl-
ties Tor purchasing our stock directly of the manu-
facturers the lowest figures. 1t is bect and
determi nsion to build MP large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and well assorted
stock making prices low that none be less
and terms and discounts liberal any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. seplsd
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BLACK : ,EETk#IsG.

M LILLIAN GRAHAM on Third between J Ohm
sou and Exchange streets. i. the Brick shop
would inform the pubic that he - prepared 10 do
al KIND q bLAehsAlrHlAG in neat, durable, and
cheap manner,
HORSE rHOEING
BRING on your lame horses and have them shod
right. From his long and constant practice in this
branch u the business be fatters himself that he
eAnnYt oe eAee!leA ny any one IA Inc country. lie
particularly soilels patronage IN this line
lie AGO ol.rs his leryices As farrier ia all its
bssAsasa.
Mag 2e 1885, dawly