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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-16
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uttered the name of God. it was reverently
spoken. with his eyes raised TO heaven.
~ wise resolution, but fear it has come
too la,e.
Il know he never paid me. | was no.
much in liquor at that time. ! remember
very we'll OF going home as regularly as ever
| did in my HE could tell how | passed
every u~nt Of the time
w hat passed between Won on that day"
well, merely stepped into his oAice-it
was only dav before vcsterday-to tell him
not to forget to have the money ready to-mor
row
What did he say y
lie SAID he would have the money ready
the next day
'\nlhiu. c!~r?'
lie then lett me and went into the front
Office. where l. ard him send Gcorre out to
the bank TO draw check tor two thousand
50 supposed he was going to pay me then
what does The clerk say about it y
lie says Bryce remarked. when he sent
him. that he was going to pay ME with the
money.
just So
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to pay me.
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no: now rcmcmter; b. said he supros-
ed had not the note with mr. or he would
pay it. lI- told me to come in next dav am!
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'r'"''":'ht possession OF me note ana IN
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no" else r"'iii ''rvre have ohfa'n"d 'h"
note hnf thf""!h nm What tine does he
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or'"rk the ni-h' before Won went to Bryce
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-16

MAKING TIE Best OF ia Yankee
out walking in Virginia, at Wheeling while
to himself a talkins) experienced feeling,
strange. painful and alarming. from bis caput
to his knees, as be suddenly discovered he
was covered er with bees. They rested
on his ey- Is, and percI.ed upon bis nose
they colonized his peaked face, AMI swarmed
upon his clothes they explored his swelling
nostrils, dived into his ears; then crawled
up his rrowsers, and filled his eyes with tears.
Did he yell like hyena Did he hoIIer
like loon Was he scarf and did he "cut
and run ," or Gid the critter-Sr0on , N-'er
one lie wasn't scarf a mite he never
swoOns-nor holIers-but he hived them in
a nail-keg tight, and soid EN- for tuo dollars.
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Western town was infested hv gamblers,
and the more respectable portion of the pco-
pie insisted upon the editor of their only pa
per coming down" on them He complied.
and gave the blackiesS a "Sna,her" We
will let Dr. Jones tell the rest:
On the following morning the redouhtabIe
editor, with scissors IL hand was seated IN his
sanctum cutting out news when IN walked IA
large man with club in his hand and de-
manded to know if the editor was in No.
sir, was the reply. "he has stepped out
lake seat and read the papers he will re-
turn IN moment" Down sat the indignant
man OF cards, crossed his legs, with tluu
between them, and commenced reading a pa
per. An the meantime The editor quietv Va
mO>ed down stars. and at the landing below
he met another eXcltcd man with a cudnel IN
his hand, who asked him IT the editor was in
les. sir, was the prompt response, "you
will lind HIM seated up stars reading a news
paper. The latter. On entering the room,
with furious oath rumnenred "A violent as.
saut upon the former. which was resisted
with equal terocity. The Fl .ht was contin
ueI until they had both rostd to the foot of
the stars, and pounded each other to their
hearts content.
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.,
u,,.. -, ~, r...,.
At,t,l.t i 70 t,. seen in = marble ward no
Hro,lway. y Y ON which /, the following
in'clIp''"h' "hich 'e''S "5 own SLOT!
HE MEA nEAANFN - NJ.
u'L'M EiAL'>. N N'N.'' - ~ -" ~
Tr>A II! !.Ctirr>~. L>"'H Grti>.
iA'n, ~ " ''''' 'i,n''
Ilrt,, EAvl>nlII, DAVID >iLrMA>,
JOHN '>'"DhN' ,..,...i 'i'>'' D. " 'h'"'
ofia.
''.''r '' 'E'' ''.. W. ''''Hfo'''
,h.i,. ~r.v...-.r.a.
lu""c nu,, H., .; ~" i''N'
;er.,.rI -. tLe Faculty.
=, ilt' ~. memory .'I' ~, 81 ,nF(f ,v,rv
NAV moi, .,e.
al.d th"'. '"''-'' 'H per rA'HiPe,
liavirv.. lc..a-ctr tr h. l-ri lfe
n,ii" ;'rfi.f",fntf 81
~ ....,,,or ana
l ,,,;..,
.,,t., >,
whose sun went out ere II h'u 'cacne" ''''
meridian.
TURNING GEiND>T"NE--l> there a boy
in all Iankeedom. wi" was brought up on
. L h,, n,. ,,o.t v;v;1 r.N.c,ions of
,u,,;,,, cr;,1.,op. far men to Grind their
s.v,b..s r. WAS always the boy's work
Th.r.. ,;,,bt be = doz.n law louts Of men.
i,,;,, ro,rI ,ndor tb.. ,r,Lo tr.es but the
boy had to turn the .rind>tone tor every one
OF them in turn. And turning grlnd>tone
,- 49,, ,oo Th., L,d,., hay. ma.
:, Nan,
't"' ''''''o'' 'o'''' u a.
laps A@rrnI'"'a' "''"o">e Wv o'"'' "''
and which prompted this r' n'ini>ccncc-in
,bo<e Iavs \ rouoh shaft running on the
x
'''' "'o''
cePt the water 'ha' "f'H"''" upon It, '"' '' -
tv an IRON crank rou.her still, was all the
l ,o, IN our ,,v II was
with fair
d. ''"' y wv ''''''
chance an" "heh '"e J" ''' "
have b,eu ashamed of hlm>ct-bore on tll
h.. f,iylv s,nr,,d its revolutions. and then
s,,,,, ON, ..Tur, away hoy" a.hIin, 4 GEN.
ne p'r'o''''' VIII" '''' ''' u '''> ''''' We "'"'
ro,I 10 trav,l.' thourh We Il | not express
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\ tablet is 10 tie seen in marble yard W
Broadway. y Y, on which is the following
inscription. which tells i,s own story:
Ult, Wa 2j,N,I ,IfL\V, Sy'\T
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04

Z, 800 bales Flour firm; Wheat declined sascts I;
Pork dropping, Is 25; Coffee active, Rio IL; Sugar
6rn Orleans 81; Molasses declined; Orleans freights
easier.
. The steamer Baltic sailed at noon to day for Li,.
erpool taking so passengers and S5 900 in specie.
The steamship Black Warrior arrived to day from
Havana with dates to the 2sth uk The news is
unimportant-
Madame Rachel came passenger She leaves
Immediately for France.
The Surgar market was smaller than usual
CINCINNATI, Fer. 2, P. Mo sales of Flour;
mess Pork offered at sl4 sales Of shoulders and
hans 81 and Sc; whisky steady, $50 bbls at 24a;
Groceries unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-The River continues to rise
it has risen fully feet at thehead of the Falls, and
6 feet altogether at Portland The rise is caused
by the gradual thaw Of the accumulated snow 8
which have lined the banks of the rivers for several
weeks.
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River still rvceding slowly, with enough wa
ter for email boats About 81 foot on tie
shoals
Monticello, f,,r the up river last night.
The Hartsriile arrived froln.up the river on
Friday night last, her freight consisting princi-
pally Of grain. She reports the Cumberland
Sorgcd at seiina-about 225 miles up the riv-
er--with ice to the depth cf 10 feet. She leit
SATURDAY night en return trip
FRuM ST LOUISA river friend favored Us
witlsa dispatch on Saturday last dated At ST
Louis. Eel. -, which says: ''Nachangein the
weather-pr0spects DOH
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not cue,

TIE II Insurance Company presents Its patrons tns
very sssitct ~ i0n OF large incrt in Cssh A.
ets the further ~ q their Polices-s o'r invest
eiag placed ~ the inmum market value st ne pre-
time OF depression IN the standard Of same fhey
ell prime dend pFy ng secks, good, Vau bic
clean nvsspepfs yiedin moderats interest and In
come. Tie andar basis on zhch Ire Assets have been
valued, bling 10 at Interest Resides N sOldty We
Company IL alter ton 10 the reng and security de-
rivss from - bin Of Agencies. through ~
agents having the Of enting united phaanx o.
epe feeed tsderlc,iers which ba worked, for Thirty
years the hApp results TO stockholders and claim
ant ior Osesand email Il 20 enter the year lk5S with
greater Prt sge for future eiG han has yet been
reached by a really NdtORGf IN ufance Corporation.
~ All bnsins attended TO with despaph and hdely.
by oJd-r OF the Board JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
ian2i-1m Nashville.
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-'cSh'hC, ESO. II J
CoTToN-ssles better; l2 bales at johnson &
Horne's, at 7sO; II bales at johnson & Viewers,
at II cents. =
TOBACCO-None.
GRAIN-None.
GROCERIES aNe without change; prices are still
frn, and but few sales.'
PROVISION MARKET-A little animated and
while Bacon has been dropping during the week,
yesterday the holders we're little TOO stringent to
accept the terms sought for in the early part of the
week. while buyers showed evident spirit and de-
cided inclination to operate at quotations; we
quote BACON Hams 949i, Sides saast, shoulders
sfa9s, Hog round ST.
Trade at lower ebb the past week than for
some time past, owing to severe weather.
ATLANTA, Jan. 80, p N.
CoTT0N-Good demand ct Gas.
BACoN-Hog round. l2al24; Sides, ribbed and
clear, l2al2A, hams 1911 shoulders ! l..
These quotations may be considered nominal, as
there is very little bacon. in market.
BUrTER-Good country, % per 10.
BEEF-On foot, per ID.
BEANs-Prime white, So 90 per bushel.
BEEswAx-l8a20 per h..
CoRN-Selling at 50a60.
DRIED FRUT-Unpeeled Peaches, 81 00sl %;
peeled, none; unpeeled Apples hoa75; peeled 81 w
al %.
FLoUR-Superfne, per 100 lbs, sacks and bbls.,
81 00a4 80, Extr a 50a5 90.
SAVANNAH, Jan. so. CorToE-The market was
quiet yesterday. Prices unchanged. We note
sales of l,0Sl bales at Tom II to 9 5-l6.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 80, P. NJ. CoTToN-No change
demand continues good for better qualities, while
the poorer are difficult of sale Kidding fair to
fair ST to 9.
GAINESVILLE, Jan. 81. ToBAcco-Sales by VIM
s. Mcclure of hhds admitted at SO, 6 20, 6
80, 95, 90; aud hhds. refused at 90, $50,
40, 6 so.
ST. Louis, JAN 26, M. FLoUR-Sales reported
this week, so bbls fancy at s 20, 500 super6ne at
Z so, at 1000 superfne at same. Small lots to ba
kers at same rates. To-day prices are unchanged.
WHEAr-6l7 sacks good at 80, and 500 at I 40
On the 25th instant ESQ medium quality at 40,
and 100 good at so, with few ether lots since
at same figures. No change at the close.
CoRN-Ssles, about l 800 sacks; prices at last
quotations, so for white and yellow in new gunnies
0ATs-Light sales during the week at 3Sa40. To-
day nominay at 40.
BARLEY-No quotations. Limited sales on private
terms.
RYE-Not quoted since the l9th-then at csc to
l o. sacks included
BACON-l00 casks ribbed sides on oath at 8.
LARD-0n Moi day. nominal, at Ct and offered
Thursday at 81 Sales yesterday OF 100 tierces city
rendered at 9. To day offered freely at Q.
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co,sr.prroy avn sr,,r,so proop,-see N,

wN~a CONSUMPTION AND sPIrTIEG BLooD.-see the
MsA@&ssS certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Frederck
burg Va, and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Mnge Of the city Of Richmond though regular
physician and Of opposed to what ne called quack
medicines obliged to that its good effects in the case
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
he had been given by several physicians had tried
most Of the qusck medicines and this Of des
pair well the grave, when ne tried Carters 81 ansh
Mixture.
the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure
See advertisement
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NIGHT SESSION.

Bills hirodacsd-By Mr. Wood Of IIardeman
To authorize the public printers, when Messrs,
Aeigs and Cooper have their digest Of the Statutes
OF Tennessee ready. TO prnt one hundred aud
twent, 6Se copies Of the same Tor the inspection OF
the members OF the next Legislature.
Mr. CarlOck To prevent The selling, loaning or
giving deadly weapons to minors Except guns for
hunting purpose and providing that violations Of
the law shall be pGuished with fine and mprison-
msnt.
The Liquor Questionable Temples bin to regu-
late the traffic ia spirituous and vinOus liquors. aud
tor other purposes, was taken up.
Mr. Runnels offered bill in lieu, conferrng
upon Incorporated towns certain powers TO regulate
the sale Of splitnous liquors within their corporate
limits, which was adopted. ayes 30, noes 81.
Under the operation Of the previous question,
the bill we tIsn put upon il Passage on second
rvading ART rejected, ayes Il, noes 32.
Rdiiroad Tar Pay.rs-ME Brown OF Davidson,
(Nr Donch Ia The chaiT. called up Senate bill for
che benefit OF the railroad tax payers OF Davidson
county.
SIR Brown. Of Davidson, offered an amendment
providing that County and Corporation bonds shall
be rxempt irom taxation. The same as State Bonds.
The amendment was adopted, and the bill then
passed on is scoond reading.
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PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

bhh1HA ~ - - - = =
1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
THAT al the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
original gEoEth far their locks concerned,
does admit o. doubt besides viii cure every possible
disease Of the scalp, whether developed danrud itching,
In the Shape Of erupgons-eveu scald head
and In possible viii il fail Of curing By magic,
per odcai headache, and used twice week By
the young regularly vii preserve the eoor and keep the
hair nom falling any imaginable age REaD JuDaa.
LoGANsPoST Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs o. J. Wood Co:
GExTs Yours OF the 18Th duly 70 hand Enclosed
please ind f3S Il being the Tor Hair Restorative
/ have sold IL ALL . II you choose may send SIX
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sch t II mas
worked Miracles In this pla Isod six 81 bottles,
that bald and fetched new hair out 81 oves head
Yours respectfully,
NJ II. 0RIDLEY.
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StraVetl or stolen

IRoM TIE stable Of Isaac Paul. the night Of January
llth, one BAY HORSE, about urteen hand, high 10th
id teet white above The heck The face has very
bushy tail No other marks recoeeed Any PEI return
ing the horse, o. giving Information or Isaac Paul
VIII De ioeraly reSa' ded. CATHERINE sTOJT,
janis Near Franklin Depot
t'A>HlNG TACKIE-A large stock selected by
one OF the firm, consisting OF Genuine R.imers
lex Hooks, plain aud Snoods also, Aberdeen,
sorment Of Lines-cabe laid Sk and Sea Grass spun and
plated SIX; Minnow senes IL by 4; Floats Of every va
rely keelseJeinted Rod, Clearing Rings Fly Hooks &C.
&C. Se In short, can supply those who appreciate
me Iaeke with almest thing they cay need
successful prosecution Of this useful calling.
10. G.. BROWN,
Col 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

jolly TINE Parsons Have you read the famous
hook Professor Ronou Of New York. advertised in
paper to-dayH Mol Then read it at it will sstonish
you. 1t viii make weddings plentiful baekbeies in
No keeping Of love He lets out the subtle
mystery. You marry who you please Huzza for
Cupid Mairmony forever.
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= = TyNIT1IITT
"a. n. GRIDLEY.


R. OEFIcE, VAEDAlfA, lune 81, 1854
PRnF WOoD: Sir IL take pleasure Ia bearing vol
unty testimony the excellence Of your Hair Retoratve.
Three months ago my hair very grey. II Is nov dark
brown, the original orr smooth and glossy. Tbs only
application have made 20 has been the lair Restorative
prepar, BY you which from The result In my
can moet cordially recommend 10 others
Respectfully Yours.
EDWARD WOLcOTT.
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Ham REsToRATrE-In columns today VIII be found
Prof Woods alive tsement Of the above article 20 which
call attention. What has done have Witnessed up
several ac4uaiutsnees in 81. Lous hair once
grey view, black brown, the might Be,
being the color Of early Manhood and ne and glossy -
silk and thai without other application than the Rostor
alive. II has done this upon others, VIII Il not do ne
same for any readers whose FROSTY brous"
like the locks" OF Locke warlke chief II the
witry ~ We think so-JdckOnrite CoRsfsfatfoadtte
oct. s, 1885,
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Piano Fortesl Piano Fortes I I
CONLEY & JOHNSON,

SUCCESSORS n'cLURE MOORE
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVls.LE. Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Of Tin Copper and Sheet T. on Wares
ISA intend keep saatls hand AL kiids u Cook
ing and neatng stoses, al, aud ain " antle
Ora es, SC &C
Also-An Ride Copper and Sheet Irsn Work Ions for
steamb koins All FURNACES, Foandres, Factories
&C. done Al the shOtest Dotc and Us chea be done
a the ~. finl2-ly
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AiO0 RKWARDll

ID AKAWAF res she tsb.cIiter 81 Fstt.y lhs IS Dc
~ tls1t NeFlo kAn nszst - Als a. wks eafs 4 -
~ MENUts
sac nsge aihes FaFe n4s. ahsal fre fsei nans r Al
tt esh H<sAs ahe1i - poenfs. Win sac q - ese
fertn 4ai easy aa Ssett Is - ma1ners and raass
aired - t4izn44 I 4paes tkFFenttfa ~ <ask4 ~ flA
ttlA19 AZ d tas <etne4 be s1erlhfI "a Isunif<
ataiaFenf SD i 3 pfe1ahe ~ a ~ 4n - = 90
ga Iuil s,Fs lhe 81 resaFe 4 1egs e. IS - = s
Fe - l,F ~ eeo frl - ~ * 40 pef1i ~ h,t c,s
.rffIsn
So assra asIsnls - u ". AIR q Sew Orsas. 4.
Esslen "a ~ cass ~ h3m lh.s an
NssAslse, tSaii-u GE0 q 1fLFls.
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Cold GOld!! Gold!!!
1900 PRIzEsl $4,000 DoLLA. s,
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

BY AUTHORITY OF THE sTATEOF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS Only PRIZE TO TIcKETs
70 be drawn stCOreeTt Hall. Macon g.. under the
sworn superin'endeaLce Of col. Geo. M. Logan
and } as. a. Nisbrt. Esq.
This LFffkY IS drawn on the plan Of the Royal Lot
ieiy Of Havana Of single numbers
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TUgT received. 70 hhss. ssett HaFzas oFanzsg a
j IsnIs Le. G R0BksIs0 SE.
rsuEEsE.-so boxes y. n. ehsrss
u taanie @. g hahkAteeN.
(sTGARN.~siaeoo Crsu Il seed brands sulflhl. q
Afsannsrg trade and riiy Fstab fer ak st
saA.a %. c. RpnxAIxQA4s nsoedsa ~
nooTs AND SHOES F0R TIE sKAs0z
DouHLE sos - sspsr sH Hasss pFpsf leps sA'ss ana
~ Gasters. i4his ~ she rseaeeE eezz14
Iadies' Le4lA.r s8icAek,
Bed LexsheE NfFter-groef fEageffnr aaEE
Mizzes, Bars &f4 ctkslfe2's lfFeFsA =.
81 isHeSs cssh FFiaet. 10H4 RABtGE
iansae q co1s1s Frsel.
WANTED.-Ts Alr.. Ksr.s. q, ~ pr,..ns vsss.
w = tlcka1Fs AGkaer.
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G apital Sl2,OO 90!
1,2O0 Prizes Amounting to $4,000!
Tickets IS. UaIvas ga. oo-.o-. 60

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost orders nunetually attende too. Communication
confidential Bank No ties Of sound banks taken a. par
These wishing part cuar numbers should order fmme-
diately Address JAMES y. WINTER, Man GER
MACON Ca
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DY virtue Of seadfioni cFosae. 10 Arected 81 the
- clreut ceurt % Davidson eoniY, az II January 7rr
1SSt twill eel the honse door - Ire ely a Has
wire on te day ol March ntzh 10 ne ghrss bidder s
cash Al TIE ehl title aad sntsr q AAu fsaart - he
o0uing Mes - - ~ as eeacrieea ~ ne Pl4u
Al he bosue IL lot ps cine sa ee n tea& Ne q
see pian hak ~. n psre 40 and 10 IL n Req
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gss each "a Arksf stre and seHnsng esnk hanrsi
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l0 81 cakge street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
Valuable Land Hnr Sale

HAVE an excslsnt Tract Of Lard for sale On Big -
baichir River, in Upton county bout enty miles ~
70 the Mississ pp river, and ten from The ~ o. kaI
road containing about 0vacres This Of Is
narkahy ferle POSSESSES advan ages, and be
bought very cheap, For further Information Edlress
Sharon, Upton county Tenn or refsr 10 Sam T. Taylor
City Hotel, Nashville. tanl9-tn TnOs. r sOMERV ELI