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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
THE GREAT REMEDY.
V. Fl. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER IND AGUE CURE,
JEFFERSON STREET. OPPOSITE OWENS HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE Ky

I(F ,nrietors this have been
the success and unceasing de-
WITH to fit at heavy expense an estab-
Ishueut alone and they
with dispatch part of the gloh IL
way putting all ask is TO give il far trial We
could publish certificates letters in regard
b1t the few that we offer which may be called home
testimony of twelve and eighteen
standing been permanently relieved by this med
all the usual had failed do not oneI
as everything but for Fever and Age Chills
Night sweas Nervous Debility do recommend it
certain remedy with
STRENGTHENING and invigorating to the system.
aT-Price 81 per bottle-ST 80 per dozen.
once on Jefferson street between Four oPro-
site Ovens Hotel. " II. ahilH w.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
LONDON. Laurel co., KY, Nov J. 1852.
MrzsRs v H. SMITH & Co-Last mon tn. when on VISIT
Louisville having afflicted with the cn ases
six weeks and fndirg relief IN the re Cnrs
trial. in days missed the chm sno nav ~ r,r,
proving daily do think tina.
alton to all who are afflicted VIII Fe'ef OF
Chilis. Yours truly. JUN "
thereby certify that during the with
NV On Fl tn Broad IN tho city OF Lon
isve KY where myself aR ried The usual sues
s,ninine etc without getting relief, wh'n Smith Co.'S
Fever and Agae Cure was 70 me- anu com
-rornc5 nsins it. and few DAYS we were all relieved
certain. safe and speedy
r that distressing disease regard it as the best medicine
| Sor the disease offered to the public
yeu under this I'D day of October 1855 Louis
liz XIV w. a. LYTLE.
appeared undersigned W. A. Lye,
certificate all true Given under hana this ga day OF
| October. 1855 JOS. CLEMENTS J. p. j. C..
i For salem Evansville. at wholesale retail BY
| iees 6mdkw Druggists. Main street.
4 iOE2N BROOMs.-6o dos assa qustes ig.s rec q lei
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
GBe Dalg apnrnal.
FOCAL DEPARTMENT..

0T We have placed a new carrier on the
upper route of the Daily, and after he gets
fully acquainted with the route, we hope to hear
no more complaints of delinquencies, which
ietcly have been numerous. Subscribers who
do not get their papers promptly, will confer a
favor by notifying us of the fact' For few
days they may anticipate failures.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
PROF. O. 3. WOODS
CELEssTs ATED
II AIR REESE GaR A TEV


ENHEeHscs Ofthis wonderful Hair Restorative are
dueng astonishing resultsin the public mind
old lavish in their praises of the virtues oths
position 1t the only paraton that
hair to its natural color and
re- produce bald heads luxuriant growth.
he foil wing Ia from distinguished member of the
medicsl pro fession - - 49,
Pr F. o. J. WooD Dear Sir: Unsolicited. send you
being nearly bald for long time, and
having all hair restoraves exant aud having
faith in any Undue hearing of yours give
trial myself in the hands of barber. azd had
stiff brush and the Restorative then
applied we'll rubbe in till the scalp all glow
every morning and in three week the younE
hail APPEARED and rapidly from the first of August last
IN to the preccnt time and thick black and strong
pleasant the touch Whereas before 1t harsh
and vry what there that little
pearing very rapidly still your Restorative about
eek and shall hays good and ect crop OF
Now have read of these who as notf but
hitherto in which person hair
resi benefited by any of the hair to- les &C., Of the
ay really gives picasrreto record the result OF my
Experience have recommended your to
aIready and general sale throughout the Terri
tory This people here its ana hsve con in
1t Who'll sale agents 70, che Terri
tory nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are IT.
credit for disc for return you
thanks for done for certainly had de-
led. pal Iong of ever efecting any such result
Yours, hastily, J: w. BOND.
Firm Of Bond kellogg Druggists,
st. Paul, NJ. 7.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
AN BROTYP
TAKEN AT THE

s. II III B e - MI z
very heavy expense N the pro
prepared to in the hnests any sized I'M
brotypes from one-ninth one-half size, The Anprc-
far TO the and beauty
having the glare Of the plate ana can
light also pictures At stsn
positive and negative picture and when heo me
tits perfectly The Anbretypes are dafapes
being when finished entirely air and wster tight and eaa
be taken in all kinds Of wenther
ting from 10 to 80 seconds cnioren
frar, = IN iOsseonds call and see specimens
- O~eueA'S''f w. W. TILESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
NJ TuO IA L.. H q n 4 l. >
NexvEsurgr. hui.

NeUburgE, Eut. -
"a MRsH. L.. PEITECOS ST, Al
f s,scstuy informs the citizens of Evansvilie
t communisy generally that he mas rn
"a en- guests The house is new ans
arranged inside for oofers sr .Ii az
the river be table VIII oe Wen
a. ali times from the Evansville msrEe mi ~
we'll taken Of. Every
those who patronise the house pune are
.,iicited to sivs the new house aea!!i; Wn" "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
NEW AND CEEAF t:0ODs.
MCKINNEY s. COOKE

wATEK NEXT DOOR EARG3' EETw
RE receiving and opening most desirable stock of
~ Eprng au goodS. consisting in
variety usually kept in dry good Silks. Chall
Berages Robes Lawns Brillisnes Bonnets (Crape, silk
Lace and Nee potan) Rihboss Laco EdsnRs. Gloves and
oseinzia varitCloths casmeres Pant goods snd
Nesting. in rich Er. fIsiop. 20, &c. al3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
Town Lots for Sale
! DHRTIC ATCTT0N

Town Lots for Sale
Al PUBLIC AUCTION i
w the following Lots in the city of Evans
third Old at, formerly occupied by
Lots a e. 81, IS and g. Upper E"arsemen.
Lots To- H. H. 49, II. Is. TO- II. 49, 10 20. in Cow
situated the nGss aSusishins part
building lots. Tor family rs sr.,ssss
will, he ,9Ig PAYABLE in cash and
the Two hs hasn aud W The
be added all ed payments and mortgage
Persons Wishing to make any inquiries about
ap5edar:s J. J. sILLIMAN. Agent.
EBBLs New Rice 80 doz Pickles; starch &c. coo
~ az Hai spanish osAsS' JUST T. H. COOK & SOM
HNINE CALF BOOTs.-Gents fine dress boots
actured to own order. some of them with rim to
apt4 Fosters Block.
a1 SIN few bags as1 CARSON
re MERCHANTS sHIrrEas, AMP Ep.. oTHE9 s;
large anu ;s 'sa'i1IifT CAVE"
He placed her convenience in all stages
the Of Vine He will at all times
receiving Shipping we'll all other business
The psTe1ase therefore Of the Mere ants Shippers
others and of the interior T is ercHE
20 apis s"'-'s ''-'''' '"'' z. ii: COOK SON.
.s f ssa G: vs;
1T. EsOSS, Va ID,
TgNENDERs pro citizens of v
and ! i BoHendot on Cherry street Evansville Ind
5 KEGS Nails 10 tons assorted Gsst M 6 1E ss'
1856 !; aAfns' SPR fSGs ST0cK. TI Is5e.
HAYES, CRAIG & co.
Corner Fourth Streets Louisville Ky and l7s Water
,r ST.. New York -, s.u.r c.os,
/ w have in and in daily receipt of the
most complete Of goods in ther ine to IN
selling aud shall tnne do indiana Merchants and
articles any the Eastern markets.
We exaun lton of stock PROF.
OF our assertion. apl5-3m
ROBINSON & BROTHER.
IMPORTERS JoBRERs ~
SILKS. FANCY DRESS GOODS .LlNENs .wHTTEGo GODS
Ribbons, Gloves. Hosiery,
I. TRIMMENGS, BONJNETS. If.4NTTLL.fS. & C.
No 40 Main St. betw. Fifth and Sixth. Lou. KY.
w stock Of Goods. mhieh is constantly being repenhe
by daily Adams and American Express of al
the country Meaedans visiting the market AWAY
rely finding stock eamnete throughout the
pid with ev"rs thing in demand. api2-imd1w
nBAsKETs of Champagne for sale by
NATURALIZATION Bitters in casks and hexasiu
III ree'dhy apis s. MYERS.
rENO CITY AND COUNTRY BUYERs.-we invit
city and country buyers to stock
Dry Goods, which is now very com rlet Miss Low 20
ann 4s Main Louisville. Ky
AN.kREr W IN i.-sB boxes store and tor sale ty
spii PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
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NewDRrg, Ind.

r Z c n = 3 g z n O z e L,
Newburg, Ind.
"a TssORNBURG NYAfiN O.
III BG0 eave inform the citizens ST Wnrrick and V
that they have purchased the Hotel Stand
formerly KEEP. by Mr. r. Hazen and intend keep the
reputation the house has acquired under t
They have REFUnNIsHED and REFITrED the
concern aod prepared a
the Portable STYLE Their table will
.red with the best the market affords; in short.
pains viii be spared make the ExCHASGE first
Hotel. Their stables will be kept in the best possible
condition in order TO accommodate It'll animals
mhz8- IWdlvw
sSAHlEEEI5.-l Case Black SstinetN.
- l do hatr-e6rdde.
Received this day and for sale bv JAMES Low g. CO.,
jan ID 4ls Main street. Louisville Ev.
HELACK SIt.KS.--I50 pieces Eiack SIX 10 50
Il . inches wids cd this day and for sale by
npSdaw JAS Low & CO.. AIS Main ST.. Lou. AZ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
HpLEA cases sss'd aualitisa rec
q > this day and for sale by JAMES Low CO.,,
fab22 AS Main street. Louisyills. KY


NEf " EAMALE Ok6OCE1SG.
have bought the stock and tax the store formerly
A1 occupied by Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
The Branch Bank large additions their
stock with such for future supplies justices
promising czens of Evansville and vicinity "a
variety the hes: articles Of Family Groceries any
give satisfaction In all hope to receive liberal pst-
Give trial. All Goods delivered free Of
mhis HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
WHOLESALE psiCEs CURRENT.


La siaeS.
Oak Country 81. | 50
ropuiarsaw'd3f. 5ua l.5
do do 4If. 9 Ga
Pine do 81. l -
lead and SsaGf.
Drop Shot bag......9a2 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
Scene IN New Work Police Court.

From tlic ~ Ei,ri,ant Cub" by "p,c-.;ck.'
One case Of which Wac>tah took ful!
notes. was that of Edward Bnhtrr. seatar-
inC man. of very peculiar appearance. pos
>r>>ing some remarkable characteristics of
manner dress. speech looks and action He
was charged with being drunk in the wav
Of physical beauty. Edward was drridrdly A
damaged artih. Ike had cost one arm tv A
snake bite, and been deprived of an eve hv
the premature explosion Of pistol. which
broke his spertarlr> at the same tim" it cx-
tinCu>hed his sinister optic. The uncxp"ct-
ed descent of Ship-matc. from the tops. mp
on his head had turned his neck 81 that he
seemed +" be- krepir a perpetual lookout O.
Yer his >honlhr with his rcmlninS eve. His
nose rcS,mhlcd lt-ripr tomato, and pair
Of wartv exrresrence> hun" upon his face
as It some on" had shot couple OF marbles
at him. whicl, had stuck to him for life H.,
complexion bore a close resemblance to The
outside of a ahucklehrrrv pudlng. His teeth
which were usually long. projected back
ward As If they had taken Il start 10 grow
down his throat. This last peculiarly was
undoubtedly. one cause OF a rcm.rkahle sin
nnlaritv Of speech which seriously impaired
his natural facility of conversation. Some
iiio>yncracv OF disposition, probably. had
also something to do with this lngual embtr
ra~>mcnt, tut certain il is, that Mr. EiwarC
Bohher never answered one question until
he was asked another. to which last he wouid
give III" reply intended for query numbe,
one. Whether his mental faculties needed
al -.,.o,,1 MT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

anA nine jIars
Clerk. 'Whnr" did Won get vour liquor :?
Edward. (roling his eve toward tn,
Jn1ce) 'Brrn on spree tour dav>'
Judge. (vcrv indignantly Did YOU say
I've been on spree -
Edward. Old M,;her Biiwcll's d own in
Mott street
Clerk. DO yon mean hereafter to treat
this court rcSp"' tiu!lv:'
Edward. No. sir hope not
O!li"cr with red hair. If You amt crazy
I'm .JackaS~'
Edward. 'Y"s SIR. of course
The exalted judy" here CON mcncra max
lny ont his commitment hut the clerk. who
begun TO see the fun. tE0ur!it hest to ask hin
few more queS'ion> first. and accor'iingl
inquired Of Bother what he traded N. as h.
seemed to own >loop. The prisoner. WIZ
had been corita'ifg upon The last remark o:
the red haired officer until hc had waxeC
wroth. burst out:
Jacka~s' i..k aSs YES. you cre j. K
ass not doubt Of it,
Clerk. Come. tell me what kind Of Ii
quor did YOU drink Yesterday
Edward. Soap. candles, coffee, bar lead
chickens, coal. pine kIndling wood, smoke
ham and white wood shingles.
I Judrr, Gn'c,t"rinc) Prisoner. -o- ar
only getting Yourself INTO trouble. NV pa
thence will "ive ont. cant stand every
thing DO Won think I'm made of patience
Edward 'Whi>krv: n"'hing but whi:kc:
sir. uDon my honor.
The la>i wrr proved too much for III
gravity of the court The ricr the clerk
the attendant offers. ana al >'ni'd aulih!,
\ wli~;rrcd word from the rl,.rk exria,,.-
10 the iI>tI-c fhc tru" state ot the r;'Sr. l..
ward Wa DISCHARGED ana n> h, departed tr.,i
H." coui; room IN off .,r two blocks aw,
heard Inn, ~ answer Ia request Tor ;"i
nv proiirrrl hy ii''l" "irl. Hivr what "
undoubtedly intended IL a detailed ,eI,lv
the last lnttiTo.a;stc remark 81 the poli'
Justice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

Professional mana man of play l mean,
Won understand
The gambler nodded, and Thorn continu-
ed
by the management of this professional
the young man was en,iced to hell, induc-
ed to play, piled with wine, stripped of his
money.-in Short to use professional word,
'pluckrd.'
'IIa. ha the old story said the gambler :;
the fate of pigeons
But have not finished that which most
interests YOU is to come
Indeed Go on
The vonng man was perfectly sobered by
his loss he returned to his hotel sturs with
remorse and half crazy with excitement, he
placed pistol to his head and blew ont his
brains, leaving tarn>hcd name as an in
heritance for his wife and innocent child
But what is all this 70 me- said the gamb-
Ter. now pale as ashes beneath the flashing
eve Of the speaker. is it a moral lesson vou're
" "
prcarh:'
'''' ~ 'o' '''''''"' "'' ;" ~ ~
'''o'''
tell Won what it is TO vou Tiis meeting of
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
THE EVIL. AND THE REMEDY
VOICE OF TIE PRESS.
'ir-.p -" i. -. . A.

,.,, .r -. ,,. ;,
-..l ,l,.. ~. .'.;,.t .n ,..,.,,u,,, i,r
:r-,l.a:loi. -I..r. Chatham.
Th" cog~>,. I.u,>,.e,l bv r. p.r>.,i.n' m re-
r,r1 T. tl,,. !,,,I.t>.r,iipr,u Of law IN X .u>a~.
: witlni- 4 i,,r.. ir; y, modern history. The.
records OF h> administration Will - dow n
tntn.ur, 4..,> h.,rir, 81 ....n..,.> nf ,hn rXnr-
RISE. -, In>r,.j,. InvDr Wcara aware. th3,
ia. ci.3,,r mon vl,l-h H.. i arrai,u.l !, a
crave ONE. hui ,l,,. t,,.r> ~. not i, r dl>pu-
ted W.cl,.r.r hllu wi.h u>ilr,,lrr i!.,. m
>,i,Y.t,n. T., ,.x.r.I,lrr aulb,rJ., NOT Granted
hv ma, in.,runo,t ". ,,.,,i.5n Inn, =. :, =;
oi,.or of l,w. ,~ yco,l exr.ut,y. o;Ii .er-
p,..;r, hv all i've nut,,oe> in Kansas before
IN. advent ot G,v.rror G. G.arv. h,w stands
rb, record O; ..,,.itic,t,nn ;" t,ovcrunr
t,.,r,'> first at. a, a,r.,, of President Pierce
WIS "a Arrest u1. hun Tree, mem. whose sym
-, ,II,i... A. ,,.r .r,..d IN H.. ir1ir,. .h.r, far
,oJ.ir. 1.v hay, ! trrI Ia modest =,
horde Of rr;t'i4.,. anilrv q. every cr!rnr IN
rh. r7'.r.I:r. II. next ,rt ;. - arrest two
hn,l,1 r,..,, ,,a.n..u and chi. ,lr,.n. who arr.
,fi:..5 =, th....rr;..,r, a,.j wLn. t,iu,k,
ali .ur. wi,b H.. G;,,,rnnr that they are
at4..'. st,tlt Fl. -
SION ~ ,,,,.r with >n II arm. \. .n,i rants or.
.,u,,ilv ,,rcv Al,hon,h ,p,v arr. Inn. p,r-
,,;.,,.I ;, ,,,,~ ti.., ,,, a, ,,,'.. ,rr.>,r, h,
IN. Tni,.s S,,,,. NrssI and ross,. q;
sov.n hupir..1 .,i,l,.rs Their ,r,,,,ks are o.
v,,i,u',i .,,..jr L,,,,op searched
,rnvisious and utensils taken from ,hnm-
tb,.;r arms ami ,u,inpt,,-;,r seized and wal
,t hr,.,,;n, h,von.ts .rc,,,.d aronnd them
and ,h, c,n.,r,,nc a>>u,,p,, ,;ven. ,h,, If
they at,.m.t Ia ,.,.,np the mur,I,rous ste,.
or Swjt, SPEEDING bullet shall do It's work of
d..,b,
Who r,ve Franklin Pierce authority in
this n,,,rr> Whence. did h.. obtain powr,
70 administer law Tins Wha. section q,
,h, Cou.,;,u.iou ront,.rs i ur.n him Il,
what rode q, ,,w dos a.. io,tify Snrh an ry
.rc,so ot Fxorn,i,,. r,wrr2 VIA, s,.rtio,
q, th, Constitution makes II cn,,,ul>n,y mn
an ci.,z.ns of this roun,ry +, obtain r,->
n,r,s. hofor, TRAVELLING, in any n,rt q, th
,,},;,. a,u,;p, rb..o ~. ,ie ,u,..i,,,
winch ,be .r,.rcn ot tbi. Er,,t,i;,. nu, T.
IA. Exccu,;ve head NJ t,,p Government, from
whom they J,.m,rd Al, answer. We rharo
if upon Franklin PIERCE. that while he ha
arrested ,o,..t,l citizens ou,lty of no crime
\.,T O\E ., ,ll IA. Lard. .rira,es who hay
,,rIr,J AMI r,,,b..J .,d d,.t,o,.a wh
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

4 SEINE At eoNIC"'s The Nr~
York CORRESPONDENT. of the Hartford Press
has the following scene At p,lmoniro's:-
"A gentleman enters. drinks. and pays
4 man steps NJ by hi~ SIDE. and remarks;
'I'i like 10 have Won drink with rir. sir.
G,nF.maa -'Thank You Sir. | u>t drank
P.r<on-'l;ut | wish vou Ia drink. Sir
Gcnieman w,h d,r'>ion.-'Rut I don't
know Won. Sir; and ii ili. | don't choose TO
drink
Person LriStling up ami pomy":3y Don:
know me. Sir p? I'm An Hrbapian. SIR
G,nNennr-'l don't care who Won az.
Sir wont drink 1Len. 10 tie hast. 'Nr
ID, if vou can't project vour quests. -.
have TO protect myself. ! can't tie treat
IN this war.'
The host a>>nrr,i the annovsd party th,t
he >hould he protected. and he frrn-d - de
part ~ he approached Nir door, howr:rr,
.hc chi,airou> Nli',ami an on the drink or
fiLht" principle. Brooki>hlv sf-n' him
tloy with a rar. on the nrrk. Turning up-
on iim ana no, having the fear o' the >onih
ieiofr hl. ..v,.>. the Northern man >'-iz.d Il.
striker. deprived han of his weapon. kirkc'!
hin Through the front door. lo.a'ci ham -
hi> iul i-n,ih IN III. cp't"r. and went ahnrt
his hu>i,.>> The uriuckv rliv.lrv. thus
>u.ll,.ilv discounted, li'kr'i him>ef Vi;
with urtat ,.i...4.c,<. arl wnnl lav.. re-cn-
tered ihr restaurant TO 1'-t ri! o' hi North
crn mui. Bn' the h.rl hearted proprietor
unS,mI,t'',izinciv a1d unceremon>on>ly saif!
No" Ysu can't come I'm here. SIR. The
police will attend TO you, if von'il apply TO
them"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

Ike IRE 'or an instant ''e' '''> .o"'''e'''"ce
's'''' '>>''''" us "s""' ''''' an" P'"' ~ '''N
-a"i' u our ahhaZe'ieh'' "e 'ose' "''' walk
'"@ "''o>S '"e apartment ~ '"e P''!e'' WIN
nav !">' 'ee" 'e't U. HIS '''i'''''o'' 'o"''e
ou>'s P'"i">''' 10 u! " MANU- VI '"o WIN nun
"@'ee"'l'' anu "e' HIS "'e"">' "o"'"
eN'"Sc MN 'o' >hoF' ''nc' w '''' " WI
'S>'h'e"->o o'" 'he 9a'ho'er' WHO "PPeare"
a' hrS' S"'''e"hf' sur rise" a' III" P'oPo>'''o"'
o"' H'o"ao! resolved 10 II! h's shi'' upon
the new conner
lhe cards were dealt. ana The game pro-
ceeded. we were Snllicirn'Iy near 10 see
that the piece OF god which constitute" the
first stake was VIC" sonr TREND opponent
~, -, =,
lhcr gained And thus they went on al
fernatcly w'nn'n- ana losing, till at ia>t
Thorn carrie>>'y observed
That pretty rin@ von oHrred 70 De: a
while 400. stranger. VIII vou srt 1t
We'll. as 10 ihat, >aa the other. ITS pref
tv enough an'! cost m" enou"h.-'or vonn"
fellow pledged 1t - II" s'mr three wears ago
rs sort of not" OF hand which h" promised
TO redeem with t'v" hundred dollars that he
owed me-a de-" ot h"n'r >i".-hnt IA" never
pa'd II. 50 rc-a'n inc ring. NJ, stranger
..''''<> wont >r.l IT,.
Bat 'Ar owner Won >hoH'd have made
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

How liz SAVED lT-A military man,
down East. knowing he could b. .l'.cted fo
a ca,,tainrv II he would consent 30 nnm;na-
tion. called rr.on "A nciehhar who y. former
iv served IN that capacity. to ascertain IT the
office was one ot ,,e'unlarv profit. R--inI
told by tn. retired veteran that h. hal he'd
the o.iir. five yrar- AID saved f 80 hundred
dollars he gladly accepted the nom'na'i"a
and was "Lo>en rap'ain of his cornI,anv- Al
ter three year> campaigning In the way "f
..co,nnanv Trainings and General mr-'ers,
tir,!inr i.i> OIL. ~ i.- heavy hill of cv-
pens. in-trai nf a sn,;rre of profit. he called
ON h> old freud a.aln far information As 10
TAR li. had saved fiv. hundred dollars whnie
h,. himself .o>. ',r,- hundred ,lonars hv the
same ofirr "Whv" r. I'D the nli cap'air,
Il was worth ins' on. thousand dollars when
(! WAS eler'-'i J hr!G the oi1i'" five wears.
ard l">' FIVE hundred dolar> br II: so I re-
>,,r.i G.,.i snSei 'Ie altar f'e iHra'rsd"
tn. y hoe nr'u''rr ~ students roy con-
ne. tel with ti,r,at! Collrc.. is 90.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

",.r i iirii. ri Cc''r AT remarks = VI
Is 20 h.. :li. end q. all this: vii Nf-,hfn
n,-n-t,,.n ot tl.,. free. S-l-,.> wiir love ii!'
~ s;ii >uh.n,r 10 >n.-il oIfra ~ " At
is thr remedy: The r,', remedy Is ~" "a
io'-hox .:ir.-t John 4 Ir,-:non' Hr,.>i'i'f..
and t~r,. S'.'" nI,n viii y" ainw.1 10 enter
.hr \ territories l> ,in,uri;t-. ih,-tf-
will Men n,. no r,vcrnrlrrlr tool 20 use ''ic
swords ni | .ii;..d N','r> ,ia"ntil> IT, 'i-l.r
them ciT - aid tbs RENE !, -. u"a,s iIt..
->iol'i frau prevail at our r",ainr e!e,'-
ton->hop!l the class Of imported voters ia =
are siriVcn from one = A.. 10 aIe'!l'-r - Il,
occasion requires should .hr dan. tranSar-
tons ot IA n.cn - Forncv a u! >ii,, ID. ait.
Bi.lr~. an Sir!lS prevail AT the 'alIo, -hr~
thur ! 40 rr'nr.!, nuf hiS' >Itfni--ion "r
r-vnut in Drri itn a> tbs Alternative J..
it is pref, able 10 the i,>rnrS- ot a am ~'''-
MISSION Doth. advocates Of tie ,.Ni'-n~'.n
"a, slavery eyer Kansas r"rrejv" the sil>i, 't.-
wards which they are imr,.iilnr -, lo, ~ ".
freedom at ;he North: DO th'.r II J. SETH
,li. ~ccm,.- enacted in X ,i- ~ c.n H. ion.
dur.tl hv free people: Men WI" 'hl> >"'v
To The wind. sometimes re,n the wi,rlwlYa
Thc ,tnn-s winch they arc -.rt l"~>ly 'lr"---
ING behind ihcri may. !> 1T obi. ri-.. up avn
ed men. ready to assert :hcir rights. Ilr
planners aud performers and approv.rs q:
such deeds had better f,rbrar. They Ar"
hurrving this nation 10 a crisis. the t.rrih,"
results OF which Will IL ,ke th. land Ike AZ
earthIuake.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

Tht. Providence Journal saws iii ~.
he anv blood LETT in Northern vrInS. IL mr~'
tire =. the accounts which reach u> fr".n
the dark an,i bl.,piy ground OF Kansas: At
there hc any manhood lett III .'oith-rn he's
they must swell with indignation Al tie l4-'
reports of men. women and children raf-
!urci for the crime %. roniIn" from tr.'-
State. and on s1>nirion oi -nt,itain'n" Tree
sentiments. their r"o,i~,GnS, cattle ard farm
in, utensils taken from l,in. and th'lr ar,
in!i~pciI>ih al" IN a new c"unirv. a,i anar.n-
trea Ia th.m Tx 'hc CniI~ti'u'ion. >,.:z,i -
From the >ui' at Kansas. oarr curSr,iatcd -
freedom t.. >,l'ihn cen - a,lt ;h'''l ."'Il-
ed 10 Savrry iv Si.ani-i4l ,luiAt.o-: %! fi'a'
compact on the iar' "i those Who ha. -
ceivei the !jil al, iii' ~ A.. thr ir"i Z. u
the tr,. - .',> ar. now eN In III he = I'll,
has taken possession of the trrrI'ort wha'
the forms al the worst Laws. administered / Y
tli, wor>; men. failed to accomplish. has been
,in- .,v i.r,!t. vru"nr,. under ft.r protection
Of both The ferritorv Is >u!ilr tied " la.
lIlr,.rv ard Venice ! ~ i',. hands a Aus
tri. what Poland X in flr hand. al Ri>>' a
wlat >iriiv i, ia IT," hands oi Naples. II ana.
is IN the h in.> Of Virginia a,.l South taiol'-
ma