davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25

II HOUGbTON, AUCTIONEER-THE MANHATTAN
~. Company will sell, Friday. January Is, at 1oh
oclock nj No. 66 Nassau street, large and rich assortme1
Of household furnuu.e OF all kinds Also Is 0 Germsn opera
AID other segHrs For account Of whom may concern.
ENxyCuTlos sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- v III tor sale saturday the 18th January at
O'Clock A. - oak street and u Baavfs 100
coal ba, horse &c al carts and sAles coal selves iron
buckets iron safes desks and pipe chairs &C.
n STANLEY, Jr Constable Marine Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25
ExEcurIoN SALE OF DRY Goops7JoHN ". s

EXECUTION SALE OF DRY GOODS-JOHN W. so
~ MEhINbYkk, Auctioneer, will sell this day at l0s
O'Clock at store 40 20 eorh William street, Chsth
ty virtue Of al execution large assortment Of dry goods
consi,tirg Of Jie.s musns, giDQhams delaiae riuos
AVID coes silk lace che al.
sees and collars elk and satin lace ve velvet
rnmr g. shaw hosiery, DC, uDdersbirts add drawers
able linen sbteng and towellng owes, buttons binding,
&C. combs and lot OF ewey large lot Of woollen
gO0ds show frames, &c Deposits required
JOHN W. kOMERINDYKE late Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25

GREAT, POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF
" dry goods Thompson, les Atlantic street. Brooklyn
having oecced u0oe giving the bus offers bis
IRE .ock 81 gree bargains The pubic ,ecfuy IL
WED to nske an eal CAL ara are assured that this
hunbue s real htna hde closing The 'e~se and AZ
!res wf s-o he disposed o. Apply 70 the prQpreor JAS
roGMPsoN l65 lsnc street, BROOKLYN. Observe third
door end first dry DDS store trim Clinton street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
0futbs.

RIsH"r-ln Scekonk, Mass, Jan -, Miss Sarah
W. Bishop, daughter of the late Phancuil Bishop
age! "a years.
HAnvf1-ln Stratforl, y. H. Feb IL. Mrs Jan
nett +. Harvey, daughter Of Irenu> r. and Char
lotte II. Waters, aged IL wears
'HINHr-In Barnet, of consumption. Fob. /. Al
MIRA daughter" Of Hubbard and N,i;ate. Qu.mhy.
aged Is years and months.
CHAETr">-!n I.itt'cton. Feb. 10. Mrs. Exreri
cnce j. Charlton aged abou. Co.
ENrEN-At Gullllall. Jan 10, Mr. George Fine
~, aged IS wears.
SAEGrNT-ln flar,land. Feb. 10. Of congestion,
OF the brain, Mr.. EIa Sargent. aged - wears.
AllLIrR-In Pontret IAN 81. John Miller, E>o
IN the s6th yearo; a., age
WHEELER At East Montpelier, Feb ., Mr..
ilnla''. r'ct Of Benjamin !. Wheeler late Of Mo,t
Peer aged 81 years.
SrACIDING-In Rratt!eboro. Feb. 5. of consump-
ton, Mrs. Electa &. Spaudng. wife of DR.. H.
SPauldinS, aged ~ wears.
ALItH-In Bratt!ebcro, FeD. 4, Mrs. Alvira Allen
aged 10 years.
RURpErr-In st. Louis, Mo-. Feb. .. jacob Ho-
ratio Bur!ett, formerly of Hrattlehoro and long
Musical Director Of the Campbell Ministries, y
aged 33 years.
SToCKwEIL-In West Rrattlebcro. Feb. l, Mr..
Arad St"ckwcll, aged 81 years.
Grn.D-ln lra>burg, Feb. 10, Mrs Al,heda, wife
OF John Guild. Esq., III her 18th year.
PREstorr-ln Montpelier, Feb. Is, Mr.. Enoch S
Prescott, aged 81 wears
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

-THE Pacific has been out twenty sew
en- days. to dav The Atlantic, on her mem.
orahle voyage when she was disabled in Dec
1851, was no; heard from It'll forty nine DAVIS
after she had sailed from Liverpool, when
We had news Of her arrival at Cork.-Iran
script, 1871.
There was a steam boiler explosion at
London, {. W.. on the 10Th inst, by which
five men were killed and many more wound
ed.
The Mewburyport Herald "has reason
to believe that Mr.. Gushing docs not want
his name used in connection with the Pres-
dency."
= An INELIGIBLE CANDIDATE. - Gen.
Houston, it is stated. is not eligible to the
Presidency, from the fact that he has not re-.
sided in the United States for fourteen wears
as required by the Constitution.
The DArrmIx IN DusrREss.-Accord-
ing TO the Baltimore Sun. Rev. Mr.. Williams,
supposed ty one or two people to be the
" Dauphn OF France" is in Washington, i'll
and poor.
Five hundred and twenty eight Norman
em'yrants, on their wav to Great Salt Lake
City, arrived at n. Y. on Sunday in the shin
John J. Boyd, from Liverpool.
-DrPrn OF THE FRosr.-The Ciocin.
natti 'ommerciM says I'm digging down
to frozen water pipes, yesterday, in the up-
per part Of the city, it was ascertaned. oy
careful measurement, that Tie ground was fro
zen solidly to the depth Of three feet nine
inches.
There are now lying below Baltimore,
bound to that city, a fleet of vessels, fast in
the ice, waiting for change in the weather
to reach their destination. Some have been
detained there between two and three weeks.
and from the present state of the weather.
are likely to be as mary more. They COM
prise six steamers. three ships, six banks, ten
brigs, and twenty-five schooners.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

Testimony from J. C. Barter. Collector Of the
Port of Qndenshurr New York

Testimony from J. c. Barter. Collector Of the
Port Of Ogdensburg. New York.
Ogdensburg December !, 1851. Gentlemen.-I
had been much afflicted for the greatest part of the
wear ending at last midsummer, with singular de-
rsngement of the bowels. connected with occasion
al attacks Of dyspepsia. During the last summer
accidentally took up paper containing testimo-
mails respecting your Oxvgenated Bitters. In one
instance where relief had followed their use
found my own symptoms and condition so accurate
~ described, that it determined me upon irving
them. accordingly procured, and have used sew
eral bottles; and find in renovated strength and
health satisfact ~ evidence. that in my case they
have accomplished all that could wish.
Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant
J. c. BARTER.
Seth W. Fowle & Co., 1873 Washington street.
propretors. Sold by their agents everywhere
Seth W. Fowle & Co., 13S Washington street,
Boston, PROJECTORS Sold BY their agents everywhere
j c Bingham, st Johnshurv: Bacon & Bracket
st Johnsburv Centre: H McGaffcy. Lyndon:
Randall 4 Hubbard. Lyndon Centre; Hill & Elan
ders. Sheffield: S. s. Blanchard. Glover: George
Cowles. Rvegate; Clark & Varnum, Barnet; Bon
ney & Bingham, Waterford.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
STATE OF VERMONT.

CaicdOnia District, SIS.
Danvllle within and for said District. on the sfh
day Of February, A. D., 1856.
IA Instrument. purporting to be the last will
and Testament of Levi =. Parks. late of Barnet.
in said District, deceased, being presented to the
Court here 10y John A. Parks, lega,ee therein
named, for Probate: 1t is ordered by said court. that
~. PERSONS concerned therein be notified TO appear
at session Of said court to re holden AZ tho
Onice, IN NanvIe. on the l2t! dav of March. D
1906 and >hew cause. ifanv thew NAV have, nsainst
the Probate of said Will: for which purpose. il is
further ordered, that copy OF the record thiS Or
der oe published three weeks successfully in the
Caedonf"n prlntet at ST. bloomsbury, previous I,
said time appointed for hearing.
A frne copy OfrecOrd,
CHAS. S.pANA. Iu,.x. Of T. OF. e..
'ts"' Attest, &. y. BCEBANk. Eoci TT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
BOLTIN(1 CLOTHS

RURR MILL STONES, Constantly for ~,
by e. +: WHITE, No. As Milk-.t., Boston.
sept l. 'e'". 945-70.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia District. IS.
inc PROBATE Court Of the district of Caledonia T.,
all persons interested in the estate of Amos NJ
G:iiev. an insane person residing in Kirby. in said
district.
TtEL N. WOOD. Guardian Of the said Amos Nc
- Galley, represents to said Court that his said
wards heath aud mental condition is such a. n
permit the said NcGaffev 10 labor and under nr,,,
er supervision. TO carry on small farm:-tl,af tl,e
property of his said ward consists VIII lv in per.o-
nal estate, and that it would be beneficial to the in
terest of his said ward and G,m that part of the
personal estate aforesaid should We converted into
money aud the proceeds invested in real estate And
SAID Guardian has made application to said court
tor license and authority to make said sale and in
vestmenf. pursuant to the provisions Of the statute
in that behalf.
Sai'' application will he heard and decided By
saIf e. urt at the Probate Office in Danve, in said
district on the 18th day Of March. Is5S.
You are therefore hereby notified to arrear hefor.
SAID court at the time and place aforesaid. and oh
Ject, If You see cause, to the granting of said Ii.
ccnse.
Dated at Danville. the nth dav of February A n
ls56. CHAS. $. DANA, Judge of Probate.
068-SO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

VIE subscriber offers 10 sell his farm situated
Il one mile from Glover village, and from Bar
ton, containing one hundred and forty acres Sale
farm has one good barn 81 by 80. with cellar hous.
and out buildings; an apple orchard, and a sugar
orchard OF 500 trees. Sand farm is we'll watered-
here are tlfty-six acres adjoining said farm witt
dwelling house. one or both Of witch will be solo
TO SUIT purchasers, Is the subscriber is bound FL
the West. MILES MOTION
Possession given Immediately
Glover, VT. Feb. Is, 1886. eso-,a*
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
United States and Foreign Patent
AGENCY.

MIDDLE STREET. LOWELL. Mass. L. S. A.
ELHANAN w. SCOTT,
craftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for fourteen wears,
PKOCCRES PATENTS in this. and all Foreign Coun.
tries where Patent Laws exist.
REFERENCES. The uudcrsia. Lave or several
years been acquainted witk MrE W. SCorr, and
>'a'c WIN pleasure, that lie is gentleman of I'M
questionable integrity, and knowledge in the busi
ness in which he is engaged.
SEwAM &. Mack Mayor of Lowell
BEARD, Attorney at Law, and Asst Treas
Us, Boston.
II. B. SMITH, Manufacturer of Machinery, Lowell.
ELISHA HUNTINGTON, Fix 1t. Gov Ms. Lowell.
u. >. RICnAEps,H. Atty at Law * Co. Comm'r
All RKOwN. Atty at Law, and Director of the
Wamc>it Bank. e23vI
PATTERNS for Castings. and MODELS for Ma
chimes. promptly manufactured. T.. W. SCOTT
LtNGS. LIMOS.
We refer orr readers to an advertisement in Ar
other column. for full particulars concerning the
hygeana Of DR.. Curtis. IL is said t. be one Of the
most remarkable cures. for all description OF ,liscas-
Is OF the lungs. ever discovered. Its virtues have
been testified 10 by hun ire'ls who have obtained
their Know ledge by the best of all tcachcrs-expe-
rience.
CAUTION.-Dr. Curtis'> Hygcana is the oririna
III" Only genuine article. $3.50
BRIGHTON MARkEl-Fcb. H.
At market 500 beef cattle no stores no pair,
working oxen. - cows and calves. 500 sheep and
arlts, 90 swine.
PEICt>.-kee; Cattlc-Ex.ra. Q; lst uua,itv s..
"a Guall'y - 81 do orr. 5:us
Hides. :; tall'w, 81: pelt> $l!; ca'f>kins, 13c
Der H.
>'"r">-lear'inrs none. Two wears ,,., n.rc -
hrrc wears old none.
Working OXen--No sales
Cows and CalveS-24 10 90.
>t'ep and Lamhs-Extra = tolo; by lot. 81 70
i.
Swine-Sic per b.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

Should be kept on the shelf ready for USE Let
Families keep it, let the Mechanic keep it, let the
Merchant keep it, let every one keep it,. 1t costs
but trIfie. and NAV alleviate much suffering. All
orders should he addressed to the proprietor, J. r.
Sullivan, 100 Washington street, Boston, 1t NAV
be he'd at retail Of the Agent at 25 cents per box
Sold by JC Bingham, st Johnsbury; " H Nc
Gafiey, Lyndon Randall 4 Hubbard Lyndon
Center: Hill 4 Flanders, Sheffield: S 5 Blanchard
Glover; Geo Cowles, Ryegate; Clark 4 varnum
Barnet
We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and TOYS
or superior Fireworks. to call on Holden Cutter &
Co., extensive importers, Is and II kilbv st. k,>on
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
A!arriagr5.

RoCFE>-HAkrl>-In Danv,l'c. Feb hv H.,
T. c smith, George Rogers. Esq, of Cal,6,, and
Mss Fii' ae ID. Harris. of Uanvlc
WAEHrR-IIApLoCk- Ira>burr. Feb. s. Mr..
'">"ph II. Warner of Ira.htrs, and Miss Mary Am
iIaGlock, Of Danyil,e,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

-Rust, the bully member from Arkansas.
has been arrested and held to bail at Wash.
lnSton, for bis cowardIy assault on Horace
Grce'ey. The complaint was made by Fran
CTS T. Treadwell Of New York, Mr.. greeley
having refused to prosecute
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

-DEATH or POPULAR AUrHoREss.-
The telegraph announces the death, at Mari
ana, Fla, l1th inst, Of Mrs Carolina Lee
Iientz, we'll known az the writer OF several
popular works Of fiction.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
The Tricostheue.
DENTAL NOTICE,

nR. II. II. NEWTON. Of Ncwhurv. w.. woula
- respectfully give notice :" the citizens Of ban
vile and vc!nitv,ll he will be in town or the Isrl,
81 February. for the purpose q: rractcins his ,ro-
ie>>'"n Al hose VIII" are in want of his .ervIre>
are reitc>te': I" call immediately. his STAY in
town viii he but two weeks.
Rooms AZ Eagle H",e,. Specimens of work seen
At his roomS o.c -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
Barton Academy.

YFiit spring lem viii commence. Monday, March
- ION. an! c''Ii:li. ;Ie eleven weeks
Rev. EpWAEl CLENEL AND. NJ rripcipal
Mss ArtIN ARMS. Prcccp,rc>>:
Mrs. EDWARD CLEVELAND, Teacher of Italian e.
Spanish:
Mrs " S,EriE, Teacher q: Drawing. Paint
ing. &c:
Miss fNIIN SkI>>FE. Teacher of French and Il,
strumc,ta Music.
OTHER lrHc'er. will be employed as circun>tan-
rcS require.
The great "hlert Of The school will he .o furnish
instruction Z" Young persons oftth >exe. IN all the
tranchc> usually Taught in New England Acaie
mes: and :" exert The best influence upon it. mem
beers IN respect 70 their character usefulness and
highest happiness
board and lui'i"na~ in other similar institutions.
For further information. inquire Of The executive
committee. VIM. T. Nav J +. Sar,ie, E>q, and 4
L. E"hIll>on; or Of the lrincial
NJ MANSFIELD, Secretary.
Ear'"r Feb 6. lS5.; .,s-;I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
ATKxNJSO0r,s
P ariOian Tooth Paste.

"A UNIQUE preparation for cleansing the teeth.
n arresting decay, and imparting healthy bue
to the gums and lips, and delightful odor to the
breath. AMANDlNE for cbapFed hands, Lubin
and Harrison's perfumes, with a variety of rich
shaving and toilet soaps and creams, for sale at
BINGHAM'S DRUG STORE.
St Johnsburv Feb %, 1856.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

Vq>FE Srrinc Term Will commence ON Tue.J,,
. Feb l".and continuc eleven weeks.
J. Il. COLBY, rrincira;
IONAI HAN ROSS. Assistant.
"'her Assistant Teachers will hc employed n
IL" warts Of The Scloolnav require
u uc'on VII be give in the vario,,> kinds a:
Drawing and Painting by competent Teacher en-
gagged for The purpose.
The avaIl> ot Il Fund, under the direction Of the
trustees vii! he appropriated 70 pay tic tuition Of
>ucl students a> may need assistance in y c,urx.
OF education for the Christian Ministry Addition
ri aid Will also be rendered TO the same clas. of
students rs Observation-Disclosures may require.
For Board or Rooms apply I" tie Undersigned
J. h. COLBY. Sec'y Of Trustees.
Feb. l. 1856; oc, IN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE. the subscribers being appointed by the
W Probate Court for the District Of Caledonia.
C0mms >"ners 10 receive. examine, and aliu>,
all clainl> and demands Of all persons ac.,ii.>t
Vim. H. Towl", late Of Waterford. in said district De
ceased and he claims of the ecease exh;fite, in
of ct thereto, hereby give notice that >x months
from the 9Th day of February. 4. L. 1856. are al
lowed tor the creditors t" pres their clsims T. said
commissioners Tor Exam nation and allowance, and
HAT We will meet for .'ia. purpose At tie dwelling
h"nsr Of widow Matilda Gowit, ~ Waterford ~,
the 10th Of March and 3f':b day ui Tune Il; soclck
4 II OF sgct .: lid DAYS. ass 70
/. T. btN!Y.
4 L. nrS> '''f'''" n r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
FANCY GOODS
TOYS =:
CUTTER 4 COMPANY
~ 20 AZ ERs,
Is & II KILBY STREET, KpSTov

Toys and Fancy Goods by the case, well assorted
IN each case, from $40 to Sl25 per Case Agents for
Salderson and Lanergans celebrated Fire Works
S6y-So
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
MU5ICAI,.

Inc undersigned will furi.>l rian-For.r> from ,te
b">t manufacturers in New I'nk or Boston a: the
lowest prices, and wsrran, perfcc, >a.s,a, iion
:. A. ELLIS.
-. .'"hnshurv Jan p, 1856.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

Administrators Sale,
RARECEKANCEroR
GREAT BARGAINS!
VIE undersigned will sell at public Auction, bv
: order OF the Probate Court. on Tuesday, March
!Nt Is'6, AT the Store lately occupied by the late
'ofln Mclean, deceased, a large lot Of
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
consisting in part Of Wagons. Seieh~, Sleds, Har.
nesScS ana bui'aIo Robes. Flows and PlOw points.
sap tubs and Hntter tubs: Hemock. Spruce and
Bass boards: Spruce shingles. and about two thou.
SAM cedar posts; twenty chain pumps scvthe
snafhs. hay rakes, and several dozens cast steel
scythes and hoes.
All the remaining stock of Goods in the Store COM
prslng the usual variety of articles generally kept
In country store.
ALSO,
the fixtures belonging to the store 10 wit: one new
IRE proof safe. new show case, desks, stoves.
lamps, oil cans, &c.
ALSO,
about fifty volumes of Law Books. mud many other
articles NOT name /. The store and the land attach,
ed thereto. will be sold at that time unless previous
~ ">F">e""l. ANY person wishing To- engage in
me mercantile business will find this very de.ra-
Die 'ocati"n, and il car he bouch, cheap
SALES POSITIVE.
Mt WALLACE. Admir-, NJ I
MARGARET Y. MCLEAN, McLeans Est.
'"'"f' Feb Is 1886. 9S9-5l
Balm of Thousand Flowers.
k>ok beautitving the complexion. curing diseases
Il OF the skin. Tor shaving and cleansing the
teeth and many medicinal purposes. also Cream of
Beauty. &c. for sale by }. {. BINGHAM
Feb. - 1856
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

Ia lie subscriber wishes 4, sell HE
SessM dwelling house NJ 4 blackshnfh-s IN. n
leeeeER N stevens village. Bar,,l, The h.x.e
QlSlE new. well finished! md fac acre If
mi attached. he >il'., j. iair.. and
co'nincdous and the only shop in the e;lisr-. with
good II r>:o.n lw..i rip, s.ft nv S,..k End
tool If wanted. Credr, give. .r t.r 81 IT, i..nn,c
money ifdc,ired fEiEE SitSEH
bar:.s', Dec 20, 1855 ,sr,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
8 u G A r 8 !!

81 received, lot Of Sugars, which we ar. sell
- ing a low rs 'he market will afford. Persons
VIII do we'll 10 call and examine before rurci,,<;uc
c>cwhe STONF & EnSTTp
Ian. g. Is:lS ,co,s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

ME" EIRMs
y II w GOODSs
'u'HE undersigned, having formed copartner.hrp
: under the style Of Hall & Higgins. have located
themselves in the store FORMERLY occure., hy. +,
Hall 4 Co.. where they intend To- keep as are ~.
assortment OF Good. can be found in tbs o:,i II
the state. All who arc in want Of Drv Goods.
Hardware. Crockerv or troccric-. ai' respectfully
invited 10 call and examine before purchasing al.c.
where. HALL & HIGGINS.
st Johnshurv. Feb. :, I>5s .;,.f
I. S.-We are daily receiving from marker u.w
style Deaines. Prints. and other Dress Goods. rs
we'll as Sheeting>. DENNIS, Stripes Drills. &c.
Ills II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Y'HE subscriber has a iull a..ortp.ent If t..sas.
Sh"e,.''a Ruhi,cr> & >hOcE indl,,s.. w!,..:
he VIII sell lis cicals,s canbeU>igirt inthe county:
rs he im'r> 10 >eii hr small profits and read, 10,
nick and nm Boots made to or.ier 81 tie bes,
stock and by tr>t rate wUFkmen
fi''c >e~e'i Boots made by Morgan. Repairing
''',r III mort notice. y. AVER
JANUARY I. ls.,I. so,,e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
NOTICE.

y IL unsettled accounts ,;ue 10 Drs. Newell E. e.
- hoOn, and to DIR. c. $. Catoon, which accrued
previous to January, A. u. lsa6 must he closed
and payments made or notes given for amounts due
without any DELAY. CHAS. $. CAHOOV
Lyndon, Feb. 2, 1856. as5,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
Fuller'S Earth,

LNEASIVE SOAP. Radwav'> melcated Soan for
- Hum"r>, &c. naley'> Pain Extract. Russia
Salve. Mexican Mustang Linimert, Sewers and
Hunts Iiniment, Starch Polish. fc- sale at
BINGIIAM'S
Feb. % 1866.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

s>"e annual report OF l>55. page ;. for property
insured il. each class.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
1852 "a

SI5,byZ
In other words the cost on this species of prop
erty would have been SIS 500 81 more, had no
other property been insured. or il this class had
been separately insured during this period.
On the other five classes denOminated hazard
1865 policies in force covering 81 act, l54-
premium notes in force 500 93I 81. The receipts
for the ten years ending August l, 1885. in said
five classes. were, $lS3324 O2
The losses and expenses were 1878 Is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23

In the fugitive slave case at Cincinnati,
the trial Of the old couple has been concIu-
ded before the L. s. Marshal, but before be
had rendered decision, they were arrested
under an Indictment by the grand Jury for
aiding and abrtting in the crime of murder.
The marshal acquiescel in their transference
to the state authorities, and they are at least
safe from plantation vengeance until they
shall have had their trial under Ohio law
The Young man and his wife. who murdered
her child to keep It out Of slavery, are now
under examination before the commissioner,
out will also be held for trial for MURDER and
as the proof is ample. the mother at least
will be held in prison until her crime is ex-
Plated. The whole affair presents slavery
IN an aspect to make every man With mans
heart IN him " swear eternal hostility to ev-
cry form of oppression over the bodies and
souls Of men,"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-21

CRoPs IN THE WEsT.-The editor OF Cleve-
land paper says: Two weeks tour through the
States of Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Hi
nois has given us al opportunity to observe
the growing crops and to judge for ourselves.
In Michigan, the corn l. backward, but the
rains aud sun are bringing it forward fast, aud
an average crop is looked for. The winter
wheat is good.
Ia Illinois, Che northern part,) wheat, both
spring and winter, is rank, Corn is breast
high, stands well, aud promises heavy yield
There is, too, in the State, an immense breadth
of land sown.
Farmers are getting more independent, have
more facilities, aud Can take care of more graru
than heretofore. The trouble has been with
them that they could SOW more than they
could r., ap, help in harvest being scarce Bur
now, machinery plows sows, reaps, rakes.
threshers aud cleans their grains, and but little
is lett for man to do except to market his
crop.
There is no old wheat in the country, but
plenty of corn. Every farmer, almost, las
half or twot thirds Of his last years crop on
hand living in heaps about his barns
Ia Iowa and Wisconsin there will be an i'm
mense yield of wheat, oats and corn; there is
no fly or rust yet visible and this week the
wheat hssvest will generally commence. Look
out for low prices!