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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20
COT, BENTON ON vEzE UNION.

les and towns While We entertain no fears
for the perpctutv Of the bond which sub
sists between the several States Of this con-
ttdcracv, and consider Col. Bentons orinous
foreloIin.s as simply the timi,ity OF a togy-
i>h gentleman of the old school, who is alarm
ed at each new innovation upon Old customs
and ideas: We are sill willing to draw from
his remarks several important lessons.
We have 70 doubt that the brave old colo
mel loves The Union with all the tervor OF his
honest heart. and we should do our feelings
Injustice. and convey wrong impression in
rro1rl to TIE South II we failed to acknowl-
cIre that the Southern States contain large
minority OF men who entertain the very o.
rinons Of Col. Benton upon this subject. -
There are also very many persons at tae
Noy,i. who are really afraid OF some dreadful
danger to the [ fon. This class of persons,
in both sections of the country, have some
how obtained the idea that the Republican
party, 10y its asow,d opposition to the de
man's OF IN" s'a'e-ho'''rS' VIII e'eh'ua'iy
cause dissolution OF Tie Union. Now, while
we think that any weIl,intoimci person who
pretcnds TO know an, thing at all about poll
ties, ought to know better We are still free to
! admit that he late Presidential can:pai IN has
been conducted IN d way thai ,rcht ycry nat
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

How Con -resmnn Behave The Debates - Hopes
for kansa:-The Senate Committees - / me t.
Go to W,rL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20

y " AIRS >itK AMP Va Nbin trr>th-
/" EN AtilNl~.-\rw lork. :'c.. IA
;ltNa;r letter from Nicaragua >a,> Til.
Il < ami wounl, with thc women and chilli
lrn, "ho N'rr IN G-aa..,i, Js.!orr It, d.
>t'u non. WIZ = tie i'..,..,.r of i-n. suli.
vcNrd - The i,';t.d al D.;', t,.l.,. IN ti. lsnr.
"hv'e dizzy >:...:t! d:caH'ui r.isaljo,.> Tor
'"r az, .i.i were th'-n surprised anl a.
t;rGcl ~ the ni:iyr>. Sfu,r "a escaped.
tn t1'ir arr ra:.ui a,.prciicl>."..s IS 70 tuc
iljr OF the remainder
~ ItTr SIANr Inst REJECTION Bal
tirue"t. Dee. 10 - Ir>t> papers received here
- ~ t,ic rr.ortci ii.>l;,r....iI u Harrison
t"u:.'v. III that II .tr has le,n really cX
ae.'!atcd. y couriftcr report that fhcr.
i 10 evidence OF concert IN action ai..oI . Tie
;ir@roc> nor l. any white RAN implicated.
The Alexandra Gazette SAYS .hc ramor>
q in,niryc'on there are al>o exaggerated.
CAPTURE o:' \ NlnEn AEnlIrIoNl,r
PEl.A' IIl.E Louisville Dee b is"v. Wm.
Anderson. nr9ro lrra~trr OF The Meth
o,.i>i Oh. North. VS. ca,,tured on Saturday
on iG..Il ihc steamer telegraph. with ear
pet Ing filled with ii.c, nllary documents,
He la> iccn engaged IN Iuunin. oil slaves
IN the vicinity OF Carrcll.on and document,
in his possession Implicated several dl>iin-
.n-hri Noi,hcrneiS
Anderson was YESTERDAY taken 10 Carroll:
ton where lar"c reward has been o!l,ui
ior l'm
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20

ElCAHtD'A The news brouLn lv the
~, am>i.ip Texas. from Nicaragne i l., .hly
IMPORTANT. Gen. Walker ha! been success
l'ul ii series Of battles with the Central ~
americans, cAdin. il he rcmo,a! Of IL. m
!.a.tanis OF Granada t. H;yas, Tie future
,.ap''ai # Nicaragua.
!a.cr it, .i,,ncr. however, throws some
'!oa5t On The ioregoinr. The position ot
:, a.ker, according 10 his own account, is eX-
.c,Gir.iv critical lie was r, !u,"l ~ the
desperate extremity OF abandoning ard burn
jn9 his OK" capital, and although apparently
successful in several skirnishes. he ia> been
driven from ,ace to place, and his followers
reduced II hunters and ,trenLth hv loss IN
battle. tanlnc and rc>tllencc. Ii ;hc exact
truth were known,~c suspect that The iatnGu~
'i!ibu>trr would receive but .tiie sympathy
among honest men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20

-Mr. Asa Whitney the oricinato, If the
crea, pacific Railroad scheme is extensively
engaged IL 'hr mix business, in Na>!ii,."-
ton. lie lives icw n.i.> out. keeps about
fifty COWS. and supplies Washington people
with :rik. lie looks like 4 Am l,rn.rr and
talks like >tate>n.an-cs;}ec!a on tLe Ia
c'ti: E,iIrosoi question.
-Ano'her vessel. with detachment oi
- i@uofei> IN oa:ti. has "a led from New
Orleans .or Tehu,nterec. The road across
the isihmus Is expected TO DC completed in a
mont! or SIX weeks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20

one THOC,AND Prisons kULEDHY \
STEOkE OF observation-disclosures from
Rhodes state that the lightning struck the
immense store OF gunpowder which WIS Pine
ed in the vaults belonging to the Ancient
knights, de>troyin. The whole Turkish quart
er SO completely that only three children
we're saved. One thousand persons are SAID
- have persisted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20

1nE Duty on WooL.-Thc Washir nton
CORES pCndence OF the New York Herald SAYS
that TIE proposition TO take the duty o:l wool
for the benefit Of Massachusetts, manufacture
ers is opposed by Ike woo! growing States of
the West. \ compromise may be effected
by also adding blankets to the free list
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20


The destruction OF that beautiful structure.
Christ Church (E;.isropaD situated in Metre
h.mc street q. that city. When the fire was
first discovered the supply Of water was scan
", or the building might have teen saved
Tie immense >rre Of the church, which
is nearly 2oO feet high, was soon wrar,td
n flames, and the wind being strong, thsv
noise, similar to the Fails Of Niagara i lit
tie after O'Clock The bell fell into The BODY
Of the church with loud crash The clio, k
also, paced in the stccrlr, continued t. 90
for some time alter the fire reached its vi:;l-
itv. but at twenty minutes to two it gave
lis last tick; 1t cost about $500 sterling. and
was put up III the year 1929. Its dial rlatts
we're made OF copper, and were seven feet il,
diameter. The library of the church was
We are informed. saved, as was also The mac.
nlcent painting copy of Leonardo ia
Viuc,'s Last Supper, which was over the
altar
Tie church was tn:lt about fort; yeas ago
and cost c3j.goo. 1t was beautiful bu;ld
!n-, but the loss Of tie organ, VII: Oh was adj
mittod OF. all !lands to have Locn the i:.rcs'
on ;s!,, ccnlnet cannot he easily rc,laced
The salaries of the officers of the char h
are insured in TIE Equitable for $500, lor
three years, at the rate oi $500 per anGun
We understand that this ne " feature IN insur-
an"e matters was obtained Lv the Rev. Mr.
FiancruaH, Rector, at LacL!ne. The total
amount c! insurance on everything connected
with tie Church is 1850.
CHEEHING- are evident sions Of
reaction in the State of Nilsson ri. in favo,
OF allowing the free settlers Of Kansas &c
make tia; free State, in accordance with
the wishes OF ninetentFS IKE .eral inl.abi-
tantS. Tie st. Louis RepuJlicm,, a journal
that warmly esnouscl the cause CT Buchanan
at the late election. devoteS a long leader tc
the question of freedom or slavery in the Ter.
riory Of X ansas. The following is tie con.
gliding paragraph -
We. therefore, say in conclusion, that i,
Is better Tor the hole country, better for the
"tst, aud !nlinitty better FIR Missouri. tha,
Kansas s'ouli be free: an! IN declaring for
such an issue. we declare tor white men and
against heroes, fer free labor against slave
labor tor 'o'nuierce industry, and talent, aud
;or the ri-its and Interests OF eight hundred
:hcnSan! agains. those CT twerty five thou.
sand"
The human cattle Of the South are cettino
FESTIVE everywhere Runners Of instruction.
arv plots come b. every mail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20

TELEGRAPH To CUrA.-The New York
Times states that PROJECT has been ori.na-
ted in that city, OF connecting Cuba with the
coast Of the United States BY submarine
telegraph lirc. |: is supposed that the Span
i>h government Will cheerfnllv consent to this
project oi annexation. The line will doubt
less be hereafter extended to the other prnci-
pal West India Islands jamaica, liavti,
Porto Rico, &C.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25
Convention in behalf of Kan

Buf,rlo, July l0.-The Kansas Conven.
ton mel yesterday. Ex-Governor Resdrr pre-
siding. The object Of the meeting was sta
ted TO be 10 secure unity and ethclsnuv of
action throughout the country IN behalf of
Kansas.
Resolutions were adopted 10 appoint
National Kansas Committee, and calling on
irsnls Of humanity throughout the country
to organize associations for monthly contrl-
buttons Of money for the relief OF Kansas,
which should not tall short Of 100000 each
month; recommending omIgranls to take the
route through lnwa, aud urging Congress TO
establish daily mai routes from Topeka to
Iowa City and Burlington.
Gerritt Smith introduced resolutions to
send armed men 10 Kansas, to afford that
protection TO emigrants which government
has refused, aud accusing the administration
with being the insugator and upholder Of
the outrsges in that territory.
Other resolutions, less ultra, were offered
by Reeder and others,
Gov Reeder made long speech on the
wrongs Of ksnsss, and her right TO be adj
United 10 the Union under the Topeka Con
siIiutinn, at the close OF which he spoke Of
Gernil Sniih's resolutions ar TOO ultra.
Mr.. Smith defended them as only recon-
mandlng the sending Of an armed force Ia
Kansas TO resist the armed force air ady
there. lie believed The time for resisiancs
/ had arrived. ne could spare books, pruv,.
sions and agricultural implements Tor KIM
sas. and he felt that ha was nos called uplr
10 contribute means 10 arm men and sun5
them oott TO h,ht.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25
University of Vermont

The annual commencement Of this lnstu.
tuition val, occur lls year on the 9th OF Aug.
The exercises 10 be connected with il are as
follows, VIZ;
SUNDAY Apg 3D., 2o'clock P. NJ. Bac-
caluprea,e Sermon by the President Even.
intst7@ Address ber,re the Society Of
Religious Inquiry by Rev. WIN. james, d.
D, Of Albany. y Y
NoNDAY, Aug ith ~ o'clock. p. NJ. Al
dress by Rev. james Doug,. Of Rutland,
n. " and Poem by Rev. A. C. Kendrck.
D D., Of Rochester University, before the
Sigma Ph, Society
TUESDAY Aug 5lh 10 o'clock, A. W In
angurd Discourse Of ths President elect -
: O'Clock, =. NJ. Address by Rev. ]. p.
Thompson, d. D, OF New York and a
Poem by J. S. D Taylor, Esq, Of Pl,tt-
rbnrgh, n. Y, before The Literary Societies.
"a p ". Junior Ert 5uion.
WEONEsOAr Aug. 9Th. CoMssNcE-
MENr.
The examinations Of Cmdiiries for aa-
mission Will be held at the College, Tues
day. a. NJ, at q o'clock.
Students can obtain board in clubs or in
families for 81 25 to s225
A limited number of INDECENT students
will receive free tuition. discrimination being
made in all cases in favor of character and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25
FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.

TO tou galway diagnosed nd the snd.finFi u nsv
spieu 'nc'sdih.e aiter in vain tfyi1r ,iith@ Won
deflu' m7iirine- Of the dti th't app ieatiou
f"s y and few drops Atsn INTERNALLY ct nv tFrn.
~ - tectftr OIL stl 20 sudlruiy fuitrya the
suh-tet tom The mnsi violent psns VT D. Re fact az
Ais al ny office.
N"l aoy haso seed il without dsrisiar so,ns special
hahrhi min ar DO. and msnv Hfe thrY tho have
been rehec iy rutrd Of Nhsumstsm, Nrutaais. -pimt
ma hfonc il lomplsints, Group, 1le uuinieut. Wi
% ramps " 90. HufftHs anf Nut4sa. tufs aud
W"uncs 1weled GlHnds aud sill iniata srfniuI. nod
~ 'ilfl", -"H Nipples and Sw'iisd Efea,fr SAT-
Kh~um ant isntets m tne nd. u,h or stnuarh Fft..
10 i've ot ten minutes 4 o. h,ll,ins and -otn ~
"ndst fUet u Will be- stBn th. du moi pfsfrss To
rufe eyeyihln9. hut unlr cnftu rl4as of rnlulnirs
aii 80 which afe cufuhle simple sctuc and Cheoi
81 pfncipics through Tue ahmiIina td uF Electra
oil, and the Nrfsu vita Fluid .fthe humpn body
be- "'dus uH randi oi p-pffrssinr and Eve, changes
No hheum %" rUu De- tnpsffc1fly undrfstnui Boy man
hnH WINNER be- lnratun s fhH mrfnturn uf cuvofinr
nl The nrfrrs nhsmHd hY defsngemrut .Iku the cust
mf OF a- iHh tni"a stomach lstufhancs N the
olflo uuld ITSELF c'itsu DO b. iuHt niy tiscuio pl
f"ad'y absorbed into. tf % docs uu srfusy supply 20
dehce tn, Tud eqn1iEe the ciscu an ui thai sfsst
pr ucipl of living organization.
i.e co.. H4rc tsnd tue huuaus loot infa fhs matter
Tor ~ ih-en thinFf sfe 90 All afn hlta Interested
will take fnf rase from the hn,pitHs o. to.t 20 ALL Nv
cold 90 ~ nciloa, sail wili hsl ne witness. Come
lni see Coz Yuuf-.ivos.
e. sofaef Walnut md T. shih ,trsst., Phlsdelrhi..
VI Nome sold he led.eu 80 Hus loIilrs have ms
n1ns bt'a in aud new srHpprs ny .fgnatur. 90
prevent imposition "u ihe public.
=. q SMITH ,cbem,.l
N h.-lhe urge h'ties ten times ihe cheapest
thtu. ~NilN. Nfurgtsf, NuHtlHIsf. sole
NhuissHie ADD Retail Agent iof Vermont k,r d.
'm'h'' Genu,uu' ELtCrHir uii.,' rbuspel.hia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25

Mr. Smith continued At some length In the
sawe strain. aud was replied 10 by Gov.
lteedcr, win was in favor ut waliiny u hilf
longer, not hrcanse Kansas bad mot received
wrongs enough. but becnuse hc tlpnph' ID
better 10 wait unul sn effective b.uv could Dos
struck. II II had flleu To hun to use the
power of the government be would not have
waited. but the oppfessors Of Kansas would
have long ere this been converted ntO heaps
Of Quad men on the fields Of Missouri H.
was therefore wiling 10 wait uutll they had
| the power. lie would thus have acted; but
he did mot wish 70 give the South notice Of
/ their Intentions by marching armed men in
/ to the territory. lie wanted the enemy ~
I have the first notice Of the blow IN The blow
itself The Free State party take the
ground that they will exhaust all peaceful
remedies and, that beng DONE they will re-
slst to the death, and pile the soil which the
constitution no longer protects, with the dead
bodies Of their opprcssors
Gerritt Smith suggested that If this chain
Of reasoning be- correct, the Convention
should sh with closed doors. as the south
could bnt know thst something was to be-
done, When resolutions were passed Tor rails
ing 100000 per month
Adjourned ui afternoon,
afternoon Sssaou.
This Committee ON Resolutions reported.
ccaflng the Federal Admnluration the up.
holder OF oppression and out-ages M Kansas
thsl the attempt iu furco slavery on ksusss
must, at Whatever cost be defeated that
the ball Just past by the Senste is decspuve
aud fraudulent, redressess no wrongs and u
only Designed 10 make Kansas slave State
pledglng increased exenlon 10 mske K,us,s
free declaring that there are many prece-
dents To- warrant the admission Of Kansas
under the Topeka Censuuuon.
The resolutions were adopted.
Alter some debate, Eli Thayer was ap-
psinisd Genera Agent 10 superinted The for.
mn:lon Of Stste Committees.
a collection was then taken up.
Gsrnu Smith gives sl5yO per month dur.
ny the war, and handed 30 hs check Tor the
FIRST instaIIuent.
A resolution was adopted Recommending
capitalists TO loan settlers sufficient to enable
them 10 secure thor pre- emptun claims
After some debste, touching material aid
Tor carrying on operations agains, ths Unl-
isd States tr1ops, and To indemnify ndivid-
M suheres, bat withodt producing anything
particular. National Central Committee
was appointed, and The Convention adjourned
sine dee
This committee includes GOV Rceder 6
u. Russell Boston; W. H. Russell, New
Haven, y. - Cmlg, Put-hurg Gov. Hip
plu Of Rhode Island, and others
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25
DrNtbg

80 ysau
10 tue VILLAGE July l8h rIof, 10. etII. r wr n.
hnd luciu % g h.osn, afed % inunth.
in tit isltls un thc 80 insi. Ameiirus v tvhsa.
lurk sged p vests, Pfini=fs Boz e. " nif4ss raHe
lu MsishhHM July H. m fasckuass OIL sent, g...,
Gsidnrf 90 ueef SEED 2iyesfs
in 10, alton Julv ~, Ne, sarah g. sifo VI Calvin
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g. Fsfh ven. an Tho Oh met. May rh.uherisio
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W7fnsr' iofmeil' n West Rasdolph W., sgod % Het
disease eHs tnnsurp. ton.
W Wwl Dry 90 tho 2sih oft Mp Ellen a.. wife of
James .. Young sgsd % yoaf.
ln NocrstHf, MIS- 2J'h ult Niss Wealthy Clsfk,
dsuf tnf Of iuhn NOD Susaunsh t'ittt 1f Uiam.town
W. Pap s Boo New Nork AID Ohio please rony
a. Sacramento rHy, 9Th un.. NJ Roth A. Hesih
VIE Of capt Moses Heath, sged g. formerly NJ Cohnih
Vsfmnnt.
10 Stafford, Icy 3 Cyrus j. Ratfeu aged 49, eldest son
Of Le ier and ofiila Hsurtt ~ f.l nd Puof
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
More of the Affair of Honor.

WAsHNuroS, July %
The affair between Mes.rs. Durlinrsme
and Brooks is closed. Mr. Brooks has been
arrested and put under $4,000 bonds. NJ.
Burlingame escaped the officers. Mr.. Brooks
Yesterday addressed a note to Mr Burlingame
lnquinnr where further correspondence
would reach him. Mr. Bdring,me replied,
On the Canada side Of Niagara Fals, on
Sunday morning next" Mr.. brooks declined
to proceed further Gen. James, Of wiscon.
sin acted as The friend Of Mr. Burllnpame.
and Messfs Boyce and Lane as the friends
Of Mr. Brooks
FiRr rs ToaoNro.-MDhirsai, July q. 800
A ,arge tire occurred at one this morning, in
Keig street, Toronto, destroying number
Of frame buildings, Offices, stables. lumber
yard, &c. The Theater narrowly escaped.
.oss $4,000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25
CHANCERY NOTICE.

'T w.S 9s gssy cs."s, ,. S
ISAAC ? IENE' whs,,;' l''ss p lent. Of
RtipGg = NuGGIii rout b.. rririol 70, ro'a
e,su'e or mntgaga, -iatiag n .uh. anss ih,t fugh
NcGure and Bnd rt uctiu r. uf Ntih6-li 6,~-aid
nn IN. % Day nf lsnustv 10. lass. dut erarutsd To
haid af,r said sonh4i fiilnw. B~glYirs O the
no'th "f house lot desds q ''dgdeu b, tiru.
a. f-dy thence nofthHry sHii tnsd five fnis ihnn-e
sastefiy Burhhm ae tho b-oos thunco suuthtfiy
-tu.ll-,'s iias 20 -1id Hndgi"n- ne'h conner
thence wsstatly On sad uoisdsn'. limo Ia The ff.i
meut"n"d hound" being Tho sans premises dasdsd
tho ~ f'ndant- by said isnts January 2s. 1855 saA
'rg'go eoafnnn'd To- ihs payment 81 ono noe fl une
hnnd,sd dnlus pivah'e Juao l-5a aud interest an-
aB.ily snd una note for 6ny do.fs p,yihle IN sis
mouths amer d ne ard inH ust Huuusl y-hpih NJ sHd
notes d.ted Janulfv ~ 1855 .nd boih signed and -.
by s.Id Hugh NeGuifr, aud nnw iu-tiy due
and sing the sad ishks add h.va h..n pad 90
fdtne the effect ~ tho aud pfastng ma the
.quy Of ied mptou " the SAID Huh aud Midget Nc
Guto iu siid rf"msrf may b. selns"d tytes thly
the diminish tho expenses uf fse usng tgas
~ equity. And IL Appearing 'hA the said hueh Nc
Gune and Nrdgat Ne'inifs reside without this stsa So
that suhpsnt sAnnol ba served uppn thru, and sad
ctu.e being hiiuuvd BE- pursuance 81 the statute 10
.nrh etss prnv,isd II 70 oidsird aud lice 10 hereby
gwen 20 the said Hugh Mo.uus ana urdsrt Mri.uir-
and eseh II hs and they and each OF Them hsfrhy
required Ia appear beiore 'hs thsaesln Of the fuunh
iudicial Circuit Of the Stale NJ Won 90 the Crun
ilnu.e m Monneliof ~ the County al Washing an. ga
the second fuesdsy Of September neat 90 uc look
" ca taid day ana make an'aef q" the Petition iof
For clusute uHfesnd and nide such order, dfrcfien
aud decree n Tho PREMISES ~ 20 said Chancellor shall
seem meet. Add Tho fetiuoner /. directed TO csuse
THE order together with the subsanre OF sai Pcnn 10
BE- published three weeks surcessFts tha Vermont
Waterman state journal "a na~spsp~r pfinted ~
Montpelier aforesaid tho iar Of winch puhhcA ions TO
IN Soptein ~ nsTt
rai,d ., Montpelier ia tho County Of washiuglou
this IAN day of lny -. u 1855,
LUTHER NEWCOABi Deputy clerk.
HFMAN CAHPENTER, SoiieioL Dd.3w.
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Bayard TayIor's Great Work.

the cYcLoPEniN uF MODERN TRAVEL.
ANnSofE frustrated with thifeen ui,ps nv
- -chnuh"'g nd umffuus Nuof cut. hy Or. Thts
hook will hims cuHrlErE ttHussr n travel tn it.riC
riunR HE gi-i ef"v.r INV diHnent VI trayr
hs the moot CO ehfsd vrlisrs tnd Wrnrs OF mod ia
timrs, If Rhoss works have never h.sn src..ai-
e r"siefs ~ she tnglsh language. Go bee pubsh.d in
"nr hund.uue "ctSvo volums in stgu tn de- snspln
Just athe greatest WORK Of the gfeatrst AdERI An
'"ANtLtk The hoax will be- ready ilf d-hy-n 10
'u1-euefs in sept'inh nest aud Will hs sold oniv nv
ENCED sGENrA wanted 10 eAusa.s rresv NV, nd
couat, IN Nrw England f. the a'uyv publication
Adh,HC o riAPlN, Springfield Sass ,ienersi
Ag ut Tor New Engiand 6n.4w
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MarkRt5.
Cambridge Market, July "a,

~ harset $50 sstu, IS ib4ayas, 6l.tuies, oonsis
OF Working 'iKcn. Cowshnd Calves, faHflinga, Eve
ami Three Yeats Odds.
p1oEs-Faiia s. rs. 500 lat quality 500 50,
snd quality 600 $3.50 thru quality IS Goa - Ofdns
" $500.
Noiking nNen-S--
t0Ns AMI Caiyrs-S90. so.
Two eaI Odds s2Oa IS.
sheep and Ltnhs--2tu0 Al market. Pfces-EHira
81 so s. pcT bead Nv lui-s so. 10 500 each.
RemHfts,-A latgs numbef Of cnua al msfkat to-day
and beet he. declined IS pof c~t, with downWard
tendenoT thofe !. large numhe al brighton and
nunbof will De sept fiOn this market Theep sud
lambs la~of than last wssk fsr ppndng quait,
snd a. the demand TOT dressed lamhs Bosion mark.
q Sigh, there will be- decline Of 50 rs par head
but isw Calves a. mifksL sales about over f5f The
season
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ne unHesiguedi would t'ke this Opportunity 10 no
NY ths tmhlc, ihli there ARE no do BOO izad man
ua'tat1is "l ~ - Patent ihfsshst .ind Cisnef boz
'hr "a OF Vermont, shd that hs will prosecute d
'ueh -n'nnac az ~. Ito also ciutions th, nuhi,c 10
purchase such marhns-. ouiv Of DAVIS A "a, Nh.
,rf FALLS NJ otherwise they become liable for io
"'sE'"ea, ,.,., I.A.rIiTs.
hy !. W DAVIS Ntof1et Tor Vermont
LTHEn ~. GREE Mrntp-uer, Va, 10 authorized
aseui &, onntrtrt for these mtohiuet
july 90 1855 HI