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IA HooLAHA ANA A KA LAVE

~ a kauohaia mai ka mea mona ka
inoa malalo, e Ike Kuhina Kalaiaina, e hooholohoui
ka lave leta ana ma ma alma o pau oke Aupuni
Nolaila au e hoike aku nei mai ka la l o Ianuar,
1856, hoounaia IA mea lave leta pennei
Ma KAUAI.-Mai ka hale kRai O Widemana i ks
Poalua o ma hebedoma a pau, e hele al ma Hanaldf
a hoi mai j ka Poakolu.
Mai Nawiliwili aku i ma Poakahi o ma hebedoma,
e hele al ma Koloa, Hanapepe a me Waimea, a hd
mai i ka Poalima.
MA OAHU.-Ka la o ma hebedoma a pau e hele al
ka luna lave leta o Oahu, ola no 0 ka Poaha, e haa-
lele ana ka hale leta i ka bora 9 0 kakaheika, a hn
mai i ka PoaOno.
Ma MAUI.-E haalele ana ka luna lave leta i IA
hale leta o Lahaina i ka Poalua o ma hebedema q pau;
a hele ana NJ ma na Mailq 4 pa e kahulu ai,e like "a, ak% nora nS !
Poakolu, e haalele Ia Makawao, ka hale o Mi Spencer
ka hale leta o III wahi, a e hele ana mea Kula, e hd
mai ma Kalepolepo a Lahaina i ka Poaha.
Ma LAVE LETA MA HAwAII.-E haalele ka lave
leta la Kawahae i na Poaha a pau, e hele al ma lilo
A haalele o III ka hale kuai O Pitimana ma Hilo
ma Poakahi a pau.
r haalele ka lave leta la Kawaihae e hele al i Kat-
lua a me Kealakekua, i ka Poaha mua q me ka Pea
ha akolu O ma malama a pau. A e haalele ana Ia
la Kealakekua i ka Poalua mua a me ka Poalua akOfu
o ma malama a pau.
Mai Hilo o Kau e hoouna Ia Ike lave leta mai ka
hale kuai o Pitimana, ma Hilo, i ka Poakahi muaa
a me kapoakahi akolu 0 ma malama a pau. 3
f. aei%nai no mea lave leta, e lave hoi i ma ope-
ope liilIi a punt ma alma, okoa no ma leta, a ne ns
nupepa. He uku no nae e haawi Ia mai, elike me ks
mea e hooholo la mahope. (
Honolulu. IIlai /. 1856. -
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Ma hui ANA O kc Aupuni Oude ma Inia, ms
ma Aima PanaIaaIa o Beretamia ma Inia.

Ia manaoia he 5,00Qs0 900 Ma kanaka ma ia au-
punt, e noho ana ma Ma alma mile kuea $4,000.
Ua nuIpula InO mel me nt aiilt LcIIGtLiId na 1lla
Ia paiia tho nei ka Olelo Hoolaha a ka Moiwahi-
ne i ko Ike 40 nei, no keia hui ana. Ella ka olelo
i hoopokoleia. o ka hal mua Ike hoike nei. He
aupuni ku okoa 0 Dude e pill ana me ko Bertha
MIA, a ua maikai ka launa ana me ko Beritania
mau Luna i ma manawa a pau. ia hooko pono
no kolaila Moi na kuikahi a pau me ko Bertha
MIA. Ache mea hoohewa maloko o kela mau mea
a pau. Aole malaila Ike kumu e hookahuli al i
kona aupuni. Ke hoike mai nei la Olelo i Ike ku-
ikahi i hooholoia i ka makahiki 1901, e hoopaa
loa ana Ike aupuni O Dude e kuokoa mamuli o ko-
ma Moi. Aka no ka hiki ole i ka Moi c ALI ana,
Ike hoomalu pono i kona aupuni me ka naauao, a
me Ike ahonui, a me ka hoopono, Ike hoike nei ka
Ahahui Inia, ia hoopauia kela kuikahi, a Ia
huiia mai Ike aupuni Dude me ma ma alma panala-
0 Beritania. Ia papaia ma kanaka ola alma Ike
hoolohe ko lakou ALI i hoopauia kona noho ALI
ana, aole hoi e malama lakou i kona mau luua.
Ia kauohaia hoi ma Lunaauhau a pau, a me ma
Lunadute, e lave mai i Ike dala auhau, a hui me
Ike dala o ka Ahahui Inia. O Ike kumu O keia lave
ana ia aupuni, ala no la maloko O ka pono ole O
o ka hoomalu ana a Ike Iii o Dude, i kona alma e
like me ka makemake O ma luna Beritania.
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Aole e hiki ka nui o kanaka Ike hoomaopoi ka
nui loa o la Waoakua. Ma ke komohana, Ike
koma mai la la iloko o ka moana Atelanika.
Aole G keakea ana ma nalu nui ona i kona hoko-
mo ana i ma one iloko lilo O Ike kai a hala loa mai
iwaho mai 0 kahakai ma ahua one palahala, a hi
XII ole aku ma moku iuka. Aole i hoea mai ma
alma ouka, a keokeo mai Ike kai i ma ahua one, e
pale ae ana i ma moku, me ka hooweliweli mai, O
iii ka moku. Ma ka hikina moe palahalaha aku
la ka waoakua a hiki i ka muliwai o Aigupita, a
kokohe i ke Kaiula. Ma ka muliwai, a me ma
kuahiwi ka palena ona ma la aoao. O ka loa O
Sahara, he como haneri me kanawalu ma mile, a O
kona laula mai ka kuahiwi O Atelasa ma ka Akau,
a hiki aku iwaena kona o Aferika ma ka Hema.
Ia like kona nui me ma hapakolu elua 0 Europa.
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I e HALE KUAI BUKE HAoLE ]
me kela mea keia mea.

IN Inc KeIa mea kela mea. n
Ala ma Honolulu Hale, hale o Ike Aupuni mamua.
Ala malaila ma Buke haole he nui O kela ano keia
ano. Ma Buke kula haole, A, B, G, a me ma Buh
kula e ae he nui vale; malaila no Ma Buke maikai no
Ike kakau waiwai, no kela oihana keia oihana, mai
ka mea nui a ka mea lmlii. Ala no malaila, ma pepa
kanana mail<ai no Ike hakau, ma Infka, Ipu Inika,
Peni Sila, kumu peni, wepa, ma 5*ahi pepa, papa,
Pohaku, penikala maikai, a me kekahi mau mea e
ae no he nui, no ma kula, a me lie kakau. A he ma
Ike pono no Ike kuai ena malaila, no keia mau mea.
Il hiH no i IA kanaka maoli Ike hele malaila e kuai al
HENELI M. VIM.
Iulai /. 1S56-tf
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He LUNAMAEAI PAAEIKI Ma ALABAMA AnER,R,
la hoohewaia kekahi lawehala ma Alapama .
make i ka lila. [ ka hiki ana mai o ka pala,ae
Ia a Ike K~iaaina, e hoolc1i ana kesano o ka hoe
pal ana o Ea lawehaIa, hoole mai la ka Lunama.
kai, j mai la, he palapala eTa, a kau aku la ia ia
i ka laau Ii a make tho la ia. e hookolokoloia.
ma ua Luna In no ka pepehi kanaka.
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Mama alma Moku mai o Lac o Vereda.
E noe ana keia mau alma ma Ike komohana
mai o h lac komohana o Aferika. Kahi la i no
10 mai i Pukiki ma ma mo~kuokohola, a e no
no pu nei4ne kakou- No Potugala ia maui alma.
Ia loheiah he wi nui ma ia pae alma i neia mau
makahiki i haa tho nei, no ka ua ole. No ka
ua ole 0 neia lAau makahiki, ache al, a he uuhu
loa hoi ka wal. Nolaila, ia make ma tausani 8
a keu paha i ka3vi. He II paha ma alma moku
o lakou, a VA okiloa o Sanatonio o San Nikolo,
Len Vcremouto, ame Sala. Ia haalele No tau
SAM kanaka ekolu ike lakou mau wahi, a ua he
lie ma San Jago, ka alma i oki ole i ka wal. Ke
manao nai kola;la Kiaaina, e nui loa aka ka ma
Ike, Ike loaa ole mai ka al la lakou mamua o ka
malama o Iulai. Ina ole e hooukaia ka al ma
lakou mai Europa "a me Amerika mai no lakou,
e make paha na mea he 5000, iloko 0 keia ma
kahiki. | ka p1akahiki 1892, holo no Italia Ma
moku he 40 paha mai America aku me ka piha i
ka al ma lakou. Ina he hapahpa o la al i keia
G manao ana Ike kiaaina, e pale aku ID
i ka Make a ulu hou ae ka al.
Aoie e waiwai nui ana o Potugala i keia mau
alma. e pono paha Ike laweia'k Ma kanaka OLAF
la ma Berazila i Amerika Hema. Ia oil aku ka
nui o Ma kanaka i ka momona 0 ka alma. Ina 6
haalele ka nui O lakou la wahi, a noho 5ku i ka
alma e, ua pono paha lakou a pau.
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holo aku kekahi ma o e holo aku oe nahope
ona, a hahai o Kauwa mahope o kela Pake,
a loaa la la ma kahi mamao Xxi k e like
me ma roda he 20 paha. Malaila, ma ka ma
ma ana ! ka maui, VA hakaka nui loa laua,
ua nah nui la ka maui. He pahi ka ka Pa
Ike, aka, ache mea la Kauwa, o kona mau IL
ma vale no. ia poeleele, a imi K la ma
wahine la la, ache i loaa. Aole i lohe hou
la kona leo mahope mai o kona hollna ana.
Holo aku kekahi wahine i kahi hale e koko-
Ike ana, hoala i ko sloko, a hoa i Ike kukul
aniani, a hele pu aku la lakou a pau e I'M J
ka NEE i make. Ia manawa VA klTa mai
ma pu ma kekahi hale, he hapalua mile aku
paha, kahi e noho ana ma Pake. A hullu
Xxi ka hull ana, loaa tho la la lakou Ike ku-
papau, ma kahi ona i make al, kahi hahl
nui la i LA hakaka ana. E moe ana Ia luna
Ike alo, ua make loa, aole nae i koekoe, me
ma puka he iwakalua paha i oiai a / moku !
ka pahI, ma keia wahi a ma kela wahi 0 ko-
ma kino. | ka wa i hiki aku al Ike kino ma
ka hale, ua wanaaO.
o ka mea mua i loaa e ~pilleana i ma Pake
/ hopuia, ola ka mamaka, e. waiho pu ana me
ke kupapau. Ike mai la ma kanaka i ka ma
maka, i maj la lakou, ma ka Pake Ia laau.
Ia ikeia malaila manual. Ia loaa hol he
lole wawae maloko o ka nahelehe e kokoke
ana ka hale O ka Pake, ia holoiia, a maloo
ole, a e pill ana lie koko i ka lole: Hoohlk1
Gekahi kanaka, no la Pake 10 ua lole wawae
la. Nolaila, VA maopo lea, ola no ka mea
mann i pepehi a make Ike kanaka.
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Ka huIu Deni i IaaIxuuia'1 Ke kuIkahI hoo
pau kaua ma Europa.

Ua hanaia keia Teni i ka hulu aeto, i uhukiia
ae mai ka ekeu ae o kekahi aeto o ka pakanu ma
Parisa. A pau Ike kau inoa ana, VA hoomoeia ola
maluna o kekahi pepa keokeo, a VA puniia i ma
Sila j kau puuia a ma Luna hookuikahi. Malalo
tho ia kakauia e kekahi Luna 0 Farani i kona
hooiaio ana i keia hulu, ka mea i kakauia' i
ma inoa o ma L1na hookuikahi. Mahope ua hoo
komoia VA nc a pau, iloko o ka wahi i hoo
manila i lie gula, a ua poiia maluna he pale ania-
III, a ia haawiia 'ku i ka Moi wahine o Farani, o
Eugene kona inoa.
Ia adia mai ka Moi Rukini i ka pono ole o ka
imi ana i alma hou ma Ike kaua, i keid mau ma
kahiki tho nei elua. 0 ka pilikia a me ka make
nui vale no i loaa mai. Poho vale ka waiwai O
kona Aupuni. Nolaila, ia paa kona manao e
haalele j ka aoao 0 kona maui kupuna. ma ka pu-
nj kaua, a e imi ma oihana e pill ana i Ike kui-
kahl. h kokua ana no la mamuli, q Ike kalepa,
ka hama, a me ka mahiai, a e hooulu i ma waiwai
o kona Aupuni nui ma ma oihana e pill ana i Ike
kuikahi. Ma la mau mea, a ma ka hama ana i
ma alahao maloko o kona Aupuni, a ma ka hoo
naauao ana i ka poe naaupo e hooulu nui ae al
Ola i ka waiwai 10 o la alma.
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Ua hiki tho nei ma Bosetona, he $4,000
pahu lemona, he 10000 pahu alani, he
10000 pahu fiku maloo, he 10000 pahu hua-
Uaina maloo, a me ne pahu e ae o ka waina
7aaloo he 10000.
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MEA KINA1AHI HoU. O ka Mea Kinaiah,
+ hama ia ma Parekiko. a loaa tho mel, ia
hoao la e ka Poe Kinaiahi, i ka lahoomalolo
tho nei, a he maikai loa iona XIX ana i ka
wal. He niea kokua nui no la i ka malu o
Honolulu nei i ka wela ana j lie ahi.
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II UKALA A KA MEA HOOPONO.
IN PONo waiwai a ka meaSaie kaa ole.
. ma mea a pau i ale i ka waiwa a Robata Davis,
ia kauohoia lakou e hookaa k6&e mai no i ka mca
mona ka inoa malalo. A ole = hookaaia mai, e
haawiiia ko laEou palapala ale ks loio mona e hoo
phi i Ike kanawai. j. F.B. MAKALA,
Iulal l, lo56-tf. Mea Hooponppono Waiwai.
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No M Bedefoda ka nui 0 IA moku okohola .
pau O Ike 40 nei.
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Ala no i ka manao o ka Moi O Iapana ka
malama ana a me ka hoomalu ana o kela
Aupuni nui, e like me kona makemake tho
no. la la hoi ka olelo no keia ano a pau ola
alma. Ola vale no ka luna kuai a kalepa o
ka alma. E hookupu ana ma kanaka a pau i
ka hua palaoa auhau i kela makahiki keia
makahiki, no ka halepapaa Aupuni. Ia
malamaia keia, e haawi aku al i ma kanaka
ona i ka manawa wi. he hoomana mel ma
kanaka olaila ma akua xii, a VA kapu loa ka
hoonana la Kristo. ko lakou la makahiki,
ua hehiia ke kea, e Ma wawae o kanaka a
pau, i mea hoomainoino i ka inoa Kerisiano.
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[ keia manawa, ia hooheloia ka moana
mai Enelani a America i ma la he 10 a i ma
la he II i kekahi wa, ma Ma mokumahu.
ka wa kahiko he malama okoa ka holo ana
ma Ma moku holo pea. Ia like paha ka loi-
hi mai la nei a Kalifonia. | ka holo ana
mai la nei a K%alifonia, VA kokoke e malama
okoa la holo ana a pae Italia, no ka makanf
mua mai. | ka holo ana mai Kalifonia a
Honolulu, he 2 ~hebedoma, a he II ma la
kekahi wa, no ka makani maikai mahope.
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No MEs1Ko. Ma kekahi kanawai 0 ka
Repubelika, o Mesiko, i kukalaia tho nei, ua
hoohewaia na kahunapule no Ike kokua ana i
ka haunaele kipi, i mea hookahuli Aupunl
Ia hoopaiia ko lakou waiwai i $4,000 900,
i mea i uku al i ka lilo iloko o lie kaua, a
kokua j ma vvahine / make al no fa~~ q 70
kou, a me ma keiki i make al Ma E1ak1la 0
Ia ko1 iloko O Ike kaua ana. Ella ka pal mua
Q boopaia'na maluna Q ka waiwai . ka Eka-
Tesia Roma ma Mesiko. Ka mea kaumaha
al ia, i NORTHUMBERLAND ua Ekalesia la ma
America.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-16

We gather from various sources wha' in
formation we can in regard TO the condition
of Kansas. l, is a record of wrong ana ont
rage. There has been no ahtnl,nni"nt IL
the HutlianS Of any OF their internal design.
Their plans tally exactly with the Srnat,.'s
Kansas B.li. and there can b. 10 doubt thai
the same counsel govern both The only
hope for Kansas lies in the clc, ton Of Ere
mont.
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mond of n. y, and Mr., Spaulding, Ct the
n Y. Courier and Enquirer.
The exercises throughout were interesting
in the extreme, and the titv->er"nd annual
commencement was happy occasion to all
who participated.
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Gut Of shC Pale Of lissi..aiiOl:.

The y Y HyulH saws there are fnnr spot
in his republic III AT may hc considered out
# The pale Of rivi!,za'ion. These arr
California. Utah. Kan>a> and Wa>hing'on
City. Aitcr noticing the di>orrlnizrd STATE
If California. the al0ninahlr >oriai and CIV
II condition Of Utah. the H.'aId says -
There is ST.. ano'lcr spot which n,ar> The
tolv roiirr. and is the scene of a s"ni-bar :
hari,m l. i Kansas DISTINGUISHED t"r rs
border ii.hi> is double LEGISLATION. tie burn
mo Of 10 -. the shooting o: pri~opcr> the
employment ,t regnar troor> TO enforce the
avs. ana The u',no-. Violence of t,s''v Sprit.
\ pheasant picture OF civilized lite Is this.
too. in this model republic.
An! there i still another Of these spots.
with Ioral,'v the last We should expect to
find. The CIV of Wa>hinc'on ~" >"at q
arr Naiioia. Gov"~nm"nt th" ccntrc Of our
National L. ni>la':on. under the very shadow
OF the Constitution. is getting without III"
;,a'r Murders III hotels. riots on the floor
Of Congress. gambling IN the avenues. and
corruption prevailing everywhere These
are the four ulcers Of this happy Union.
Such are the fruits of Mr. Picrres rule
The Cincinnati Convention endorsed the al
mni,tration, and Mr.. Buchanan has promised
that. if elected. he will carry ont what Mr.
Pierce has begun. If there were any chance
of Mr. Buchanan's election. the prospect
would be gloomy indeed. Bat the same dar
ING and rc>oute arm whirh planted Anglo
Saxon civilization in California, will be
placed by the people in a position to maintain
it in its putty Throughout. the republic.
WESTMINSTER REVIEW. Leonard Scott
& Co, n V The first article in the July
number of this valuable work is on Christian
Missions their Principle and Practice. The
facts it arrays are worthy of consideration
1t will awaken some opposition. but the rea-
toning will need to be cogent, and The facts
nndisputcd that can disprove it. The Natu-
raj History of German Life is presented in
another article. and is of curious interest
to the student of manners and customs. The
article upon Hereditary Influence discusses
doctrine which possesses great attractions for
the psychologist, but which has so far been
to him one of. the most battling of all prob
lens. Art. 6 - Popular Amusements, advo-
Gates the expedlency Of providing for recrea-
dernd more endurable and the lite of leisure
more dignifed." The concluding paper on
Contemporary Literature is as usual, a valu-
able condensed criticism Of the new works
issued during the quarter in all languages
Other articles are well worth perusal.
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THE AYl:IST ELECTIONS.
REP BI.EAEISM TRiI MPHANT IN low

REPU BIICAEISM TRIUMPHANT IN IOWA.
The returns are not Vet complete from the
States which voted on the 4Ih inst. but e.
nough is known t. Indicate the general re-
suits Iowa leads the van for Fremont and
Freedom Untii 1874. Iowa was always reli-
able for heavy lo.cfoco pro slavery malorl-
ties Bat the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise changed in part the politics of the
Safe. and now the effect of the Kansas out
RACES is found in the present electionto have
been a glorious victory, far beyond our most
sanguine expectations. Both members OF
Congress are carried by the Republicans. all
the State officers, tcxcept the Governor who
hold, over from last ycar,) and large ma
oritv of the legislature. Th" first Con-
cres>ional district has elected Sam'l Il. Curtis
over Aucu>tu> Hall. the present dou"hf,re
m-mbcr tv large gain from the last cleo
ton. In the second district. Timothy Davis
is elected over the administration candI late
by al,ou; 1000 maiorl'v. which will be largely
increased bv the Counties vet to be- heard
from The total Republican gain in 20
Counties is SOL over the vote of 1874, when
the Republican ma loriry was 2ioo.
A later dispatch says that the Republican
majority has gone up TO $500.
From Missouri the returns come in very
slowly. II is not vet known who is Governor.
Il is supposed that Mr. Benton is MT elected.
but who isis unccrt iin The oiiicia! vote OF s..
Louis County, which constitutes the first Con
rre>.ional district gives Francis p. Blair. Jr.,
Benton Democrat. G03} Krnnctt, American.
the present incun,Ernt. 1919: REYNOLDS. old
line Democrat. 2lS2. Blsir'S plurality over
Kennctt. 4sl. This settles the question of
his election and is an unexpected triumph.
Mr. Blair Is a son of Francis y. Blair Of Ma
rvIand. Blair. .Jr.. is an opponent of the
slavery extension policy of the admini>tra-
ton and he was elected in the slave State Of
Missouri on that very issue. Two Americans
ard four Democrats are elected TO Congress.
besides Blair, and enc American &c gill va
cancv.
Kentucky has gone tor the Buchanicr De-
mocracy by large majority. One third Of
the Counties show Democratic gain of 300,
rompsred w'h the last wears vote when
Morchcad' '\m) majority in the State was
4,4o3. IL the other Counties have gained in
III" same proportion. the Democratic m iori
" ~ The STATE Is So"O or 5000. This an
ni'l,'c> the Flmor,c> in the South and in
Ne North. TOO.
North Carolina has also gone for The Burh
amer Democracy. The majority is Likely to
t'r 10000. The cgi,lafure is strongly Dem
Ocrat:'.
Alabama anl Arkansas are both Democrat
lr, bur the returns are mea-re.
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Cir Californian.
ST. JnyIJS3t' AUG. 1G, 1856.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

'. b. PALMER i authorized ~ receive \ Yer
t-"''l'> and >u~'rii-j.ll> a; ii- Offices in Boston,
AcW-l"r',. and pn'.t,!e.pllia
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RYEGATE Town COMMITTEE - John B.
Darling, Matthew r. Gray, and Moses i.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-16

-Thc y. Altans Messenger saw !
proportions GA an extensive scale. ar. D.
li'r n!a!r.i0 have A mass meeting of the .ri,' Z
OF Freedom and Fremont in that town on n.
2dih of August. Hon. Henry Wilson. II
ed STATES Senator from Massachusetts,. a..
Hon. T. ID Culver. are to be present l.
tiers OF nvit anon have been extended to II r
John L. Hale and other distinguished >ic. -
ers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-16
or I'M CAIIuoNIaN

EDS. CAIEDoN1AN-ln rummacinc over
some old p,per>. tie o'hcr day. came across
the following cory Of a I.i>rn>e." II recol-
lcctrd copying it myself from the original
document. and ii is a true ropv. r,rirfim #
H,ra'jm. II Won consider IT worthy of pre-.
>rrya,ion. AS showing the literary raparitv of
that board of Srlrcrmrn, please publish it. |
omit the names OF course. W.
1--WE the undor Sincd Bv the Authority
Visited ia utiS AS Sci, Ct Men OF tie ;Swn If
- hear hv iScn>r to Sell
Spiriturl lCkerS Tor Medical MaCanaCa al
ard ChimiCal Purposes only for one wear
CommrnCin M.v the iu>t 1892 to Nav the
iu>t of Nav 1873"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-16

Hon. CHARLES SrMNFE-We are sorry
10 learn that the accounts from Mr. Sun,,,rr
are Nv no means favorable. Since SATURDAY.
the ~ ln>rtnf. he has been at Cres>on. the
highest point Of the Alrchanv mountains. ON
the line of the Pi't>hnrnh Railroad. soionrn
there having been though desirable by his
physician. after failure of his attempt 10 re-
cover health at Cape Nav. Neither SEA air
nor mountain air have rs vet produced any
effect t: and Mr.. Sumner continues in a stat.
of pro>tration. unable to walk for more than
two or three minutes. and utterly unequal TO
any prolonged mental effort.
, One of the ahlc>t lhv>icians of Philadcl-
phia has pronounced his case ,uaiie, and
that there is no injury which time and care
will not remove.
During the first five DAYS after the ont
rage. Mr.. Sumner was comparatively com
Portable. saw many friends. and spoke to them
confidently OF his speedy return To- the SEN
ate.
On the night Of the 27th Ct Nav. violent
fever set in: and from that dav TO the pres
ent his condition has been such as to ex,.ite
the deepest anxiety of his friends and of the
country.
Ills anxiety TO return to his post. has seri
ou>ly 'nterttred with that tranquility which
Is SO essential to his recovery.-Bo<ton Tran
script.
The Brattleboro PLonir has an anon
ymons call for aconventon of .rhe Freemen
OF Vermont wi:O are dissatisfied with exist
ing nominations, and are in favor of an Inde-
pendent State Ticket for State Officers. TO
meet at White River Junction, on Friday. to
nominate such ticket for State officers as
shall seem advisable.