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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

With all lis claim to nationality and ;,s
horror OF geographical parties, the Fillmore
convention mustered dcirgatcs from only II
states lh. people Of two southern States.
South Ca'o.ina and Texas did not trouble
Their heads about ii. Michigan. Iowa. and
Wisconsin had something else to attend 10
Maine. New Ham, >hr". Connecticut, and
Rho lie Island, and c,cn Ie,uo,t, seemed to
consider the concern a no 20. At any rate
nobody would 90 10 1t lion those States.
How II Is gong to escape being considered
- geographical affair we DO not well see.
l hc absence OF delegation from Ic,,uo,.t
must be considered a very remarkable CIR
misunderstanding
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04
WHERE. FEE .seU EsAx COVE,

The following article appear. in The las;
VA r>,,, ,s;,hD,' .r",lit a,,l my til rotor,
BE taken 30 tie editorial
NJ t'r hti>a> meeting in Albany. a
.""' ''''" l'''r'' several t'.o.>'"" dollar
n, ,,.c,.lc ., k.,,. cn:'. S.:.I
>%oou: Edward {. D.!evan rave loco.
and others gave smaller sums The money
'' ''' p"'''''. '"' oV '''c committee aP-
. ~ Y Trr,n, '''' - ','.
Pad clerk hire. 1856 Fer an ac.nt s,g,
total. conl'nt'r" account. ~hN3. Paid for tn.
" ~ Dan ''' ana 'ah''v IN Nah>a>.
,,,.J t.r,,';.,l,s, ~; ''' i'"' F','> ','
1913 f,r,,.sr,,.. ,f armed ,.,,,;.1r.,,.
20 CEnayo cu,i.r.i;to, for civil war TOO. -
Loaned :" Gen. Schuyler 2j"; to c. Roo
',': ".'N'a- t"' 1t "i
l.v.t.d to.,.:I .l:,
drrH nl5 rr,ntq l.c H,lr,< w,r,. d.,n,.J .,
re!ct ihr widows and orphans of Kansas.
s"> 'i' 'i'4uS' chii'i Tor bread and they
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''''''''''''' e"''u>"" WIN tH'se funds haVt
maize no report as vc:, for prudential rrasone.
but promise that full renortS shall bc made
,rd .,orr J,u. :,
go, do 60 NTH
If the ners.,.ut,d ,;,.zors o.E, ~,
tho l.tt,r of Anna. I,u T,
,.iaJoIical mali,iousncss :, src, ,r.;.,.s IT,,
,re allow, ,,u,,.S w..
and ,,,.,,;,, Tho rn.,:. .; Nj
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tho ,,s, vorh <,o. f.on, ,.o y y
v,o Wall -,
Ka,s,s mor.. r., .,,,x l.,
They are very melancholy ahon. h..,, =. y
promise o! ,4l,i III dat 'r:ri3orv- l,,.od. riot
MURDER feed them; they starvc on or!rl
More t!.an four fills If .Lo ,;,;,ors 81.
Vermont b,ve b.or o1, -, r,:
''o''' ~ '''' h'e''''-
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! 'f''n'S' '"' f''a'''HS and all ar" our KIN
Wv u ''''"'"' we
wa ''' "'''N"' "a e"'
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now, '"'-" III VIII earn
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or ,n,.i;., sno, a..
+ boston fos' HErrEIICAN.
..r =,
mont. has taken a decided st,rI ,,,;n., l.
r.,nh,ican di>unjon"
~ ",'''' '>''ne paragraph from the
' ' was 'oP'eo LAST week INTO the
"'' ''"o'' ''cS republican diSu
mum Has ''' meaning ouf the intent OF the
70 Tie R"ruhlIran party. This is not true -
Mr. Marsh is Republican, and 6rr, ~
RI u sup
fo'''' u W. ''''o"' !" conversation
with The writer last week, Mr.. Marsh ex
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

vssE. :. AVIS ~. SO.

WN.C. BRADLEY. 90 Wl>rNI>,rIr;
l,AW:;.Nt:. :.H.INtH;,, ~ =. NrAas
gass: f..r~4~ .E:.s.
With the first Monday in October vii!
come W, are irarlu.a death blow to the
lo,.> 81 Freedom III k,f,sas Our fear. II "
lot BE- realized. or Only realized for In" !;
Int as the ylos ,lick,rs AIoli.an seems
likely to triumph and poor Christian be van
u,,is:,ed. Our readers will rcn.m5e. that
an e!rctirn i. ORDERED to take place, under
the bogus Terr,or lave on the first Mon
dav Of the present month. for the choice OF
memb.r- 20 another Trr.ito:ia LEGISLATURE
There are two qualifications 20: voting under
that code. viz : the payment Ct the suri OF one
dollar. and the takiri" CT an oath to SUI pert
the o,!iuus t.! .ck cod" of the Territory. By
PROCLAMATION of the Governor. the frrritori-
al "mdita" are warned to appear unh"r arms
on tn. same dlv. As if for muster. Here is
the fr.m-. work for new viIianie>. which Gov
crnor l,cary is rr, paiins the way for, as toll
lows:
Upon his arriva, in X ,nss> no doubt with
secret Instructions. the new Governor saw at
glance that the disorders there were worS
= ruin no' only TO the prospects OF Mr. Bu-
i,anan. but also 20 the designs OF the South
upon the Territory of Kansas. The presence
t such an nva.!in. army as tha: under Atch-
son. TITUS. Pee! < Co. with the avow.d de-
termination to >ubdue the Free State men
enc! DESTROY Lawrence, would weaken TIE
s-n,b!anre of fairness in the impending cleo
tInn 20 necessary ior elertlon"crinI purposes
in the States rs matters stood then no body
could he deceived into believing that any tar
hence We 500 that the first thing Gov. Geary
does is TO persuade the ruff .ns to retire with
= promise that he will drive ont Lane, and
10 iuII Il e Free ate nen IN o false g.
,urity 10y promising to protect them from the
uISIDuS VI t:,t ihiiitiiS Nt an cNCHls
I.-ace mus. be restored until after the first
ti Otoutr, when the In" h!ncry Of The ballot
from no matter whcr: can vote on the Jav-
ment OF one dollar. whlir a rec State settler
,an not exercise TIA, ;Et without taking an
cath which his co:srience d!sapYrovcs. TIE
Free State men are therefore to be GROUND
between the upper and ether mill >,olcs
It they 20 TO the polls the. admit the author
iry which ordered the election and tInc
themselves bv the Wi, of the maj ,ritv u,
matter wh,ie or how ob'4inr,.: and i! the,
stay away from the poles. they will tie de
bounced a TRAITORS, rebels. y 'aw less abolition
its. q. the two courses ;t.Y will doubtless
choose the later. We thinI: tina: there is al
ready evidence 10 show tia, Governor (,ca
nv, impartial ia some of hi, act. appear. is re-
ally the n.ost to be feared OF any of i'irrcc>
N tnsas iUvarnnrs Or We may say. rather
that the kind Of worE done by Governor
shannon va- !icerrsar, for IL, purposes OF
his Gat'.i> II .te. y. IT. r., r'nc,s q tt,
present require different management. bu
that both Ind in the same direction. AID ar
hc>i med 80 ciirct th,. san" q Jet. VIZ: tn,
ia>'cning of -ia.,r, men kar-as.
Some ot Il! accounts published in another
rolu,nn must he aiken with s,yeral grains of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

l. FIRE II llAN"NI IA tiirli al Dart
l. mouth writes - A fellows: \ building well
known Ia IN. ,iriz.I;> nf Hanover a the
Eurk. House. situated - east 4 the co,l,eo
and hc.on.I. To- President Lord. Wa, dis
. covered To ~. in flames Al ahout eleven a
2jJ clock on Na.nr,ily night OF last week. j
gooalv number of the inhaitanf> and s-u
o. dents were immediately on har for the RS
:, cue. hut IL. >;itc Of all their Efforts hei,,r,
two hou's had ELAPSED. il lay in ashes. GIN
4. ir> were carried in gt,.it nuuber> on to m.
D. coilt.e buildings. and fbr some time danger
WAS arir"hen!cd in respect 10 these. hnt 10y
3 continued efforts in keeping the roofs most
>, they were saved The house was chi, fl, o.
cuI,'.d lv college s+ul"nts Sone ten or fif-
teen were thus driven out ana Obliged 10 seek
anew hom", 1hr turtiiure. carpets and pro-
visions were all saved. Lose estimated At
l. three thousand dollars; Insurance fifteen
hundred.
A>"IHFE BEAR CArrrEtp-W have
received the foot of bear which was CAP
- 'urcd un','r the fnllpwin. circumstances \
trap was SCI in Wilmington for a hear few
- tavs since and on tn, l": inst. hruin made
go an investment in II. lie mad nti with this
attachment. hur be had not rro -,.cicd more
than three inil,-< ia.-ar, H.. VIZ shot tx Mr.
,. j In Clark OF Wilmington. who. with Mr.
/, LAYTON Fox. VAIN pursuit Of him The
, F,''I''' ''''' ,'h'fi''7
- nav - ','' ''' WI" Tue '",-
2. tie and sh-c;, in IT,. southwestern part OF
q XIV ''>'''' ''>''' ''"-
4 hov. ninc wears Cd. sid off the roof
Of three. story house IN Once he. on Tues
5, iav Of last week tailiu, over thirty feet To
the ground strange 70 tel. he received but
,. slight iniurv.-l i.F>sc .t.,.r1.al
/, ,,.n Al a.
N. I w.. RI '.'' ga
|, ~, :"
Va ra,,h' h'> arm IN the picker of The
CarlinC Machine. b-,.ekint il IN two places
and hanging i r"rv hilv. L. is thought
!, however that he wl.i rerorer.--Nf~1urY l..
10
toy Eovre has appointed the ith of
30 November fo- the election Of member Of
81 H. ,.... ,,.,
~ -" =, Nv ''' ','; 'aur''' ~ me
session Uo, t;.o + uoa.,.s o.rn.r,n,;,
!, =, - -,
'''' ~ a.. "''''''''''' WHO VIII u course
so tie elected Mr. atoms term commences
IN March next
-" C,rn,x W,prr~ H. S;,,ors IT W..
= ;J,..t,rl .,lloI =. ,,,r ..,...,,,, . -. -
s;rc. aud .xb;,,,1 -, .;,,,,,,, ,r,.;o II,
@'"'e h'li 'Nii,"i'''i = ''iiheh> "l ha'he god,
T" irrtn- II was good gold but there was nigh
'''"'" 49, ''''ii'"''' 10 "ei"h i''' IONS
tell on thursday the 2l>t MI. : only few
moments before TIN. occurrence Mr. White
-, H,,li,,,or vi. b.. vt, ,,l ,,,
'''> anu VI
W ha'' '"'eh standing upon H.
There VISA Sabbath .bool Celebration
=, NJ, ILL.,, n, W. IL, - -.
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TIE WARM KANSAS.


iina treaty 81 ln,'.c at Fra'kiin.
he >>our!..li> :rle e. thcir word, mar'',-
Ell from Nestport TO attack Lawrence on the
l3'h. lie army vas composed OF one reg
lEer' Of foot ami two of mounted mcn-In
ali 300 men. a''en,d by four pieces of ar
ni'crv. Gen. ,>kril was III command.
on the 18Th and lth. the army marched
tortv miles. +. achinc Franklin. three miles
from Lawrence.
When aooat t,nr mics FROM F.~.r,kiin. the
advance "r'rl va fired on 10y the picket
guard Of he Lawrence army. aii one lna,l
killed.
The r'7in body was hurried up as fast as
possible Tor the purpose II alta king Law
rem" tltt evrnin.
3, III" time it reached franklin. however.
It was n'@ht, and the contemplated attack was
postponed.
The army cncanpeA at Franklin, intend
ING 70 make he assault ncyt !t,. Tie 1J;l.
" n!iI:.lri,t. however. IN express arrived
~ ANN. with tn. IN. :".n.'mr thai Col Cock.
with i.rHa force oil T. ) troops. had taken
Up POSITION IN front q lawrence. for the
pn'p">c OF protcr.u.-, l. IRON the proposed 4.
talk.
Cot Cock communicated no.jra Of his reSo-
lu'jon to defend tit. town. ma rn,,. to Gen.
Haskell. Narn;,,r t;t,,t til, co,....,ueurc.
l. w"> sad. hlt CO... Go has teen sent hy
GOV. cary 10 protect lawrence
Ga the 18th. i.;v. G-.ry arrived at Frank
in. aud hal a rorS0l,.;I.,u a,.L IKE o.;,cr,
ct he iuv,d,n., ARMY.
he tri.. them thai h. WAS r,rc,,a~rI 20 ON
force IT,, laws. 10 ARES. o.1,'rdrs to cru.'
Instruction a,,l >ur,,... ,..o,,,r with H..
AID Of the t,oap; u:i,r h.s r,,n,,,,a and
that ta,. ir,.r,n,;,,n, = ,.. .[;..nn.,an, w..
no ,,nn4r necessary
A. an evidence @; his ,li.;tv 70 .nrorco t,,a
,,,~s h...ll .!..... I,,l 49,,
ninety ora L,nlr.I o,,l,r ,,, u,,II l..
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7cl,inr on III, protection, rra,,,,.! ~ -,.,,i.r,
by If. ,,,.ru"r. ,l,.v . j.. ,ny,,;,,, ,rnO,
von'i nnx d,>h,n,i and r,.;i,rr T. Than bo,,..
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tine lcrri'or1 an,,'i,i, .n,- tr,t ,l.....,,l..r.
IN n..r.uirr> naI ,,.'..r,. and r..,r,.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04
ARTICLES OF HOUSEHOLD MANU-
IACTUHE


Best iecc Of tiull.l. Mrs. Peter Eu-
ch,u,,,. E,rnrt. ! 81
second. Mr., J :. t,aoIrll. Waterford !
Best niece Of u amer. Mrs oi;s law
renee. i.,r!nn. :, 30
Second. Mrs Nathan Stone. s.. j. 90
Best piece, uf H1., C,rn.tinr. Mrs l.
: Freeman. Waterford. i 30
Second. MIS- 4 Pierce. 81 l.
Best l.@a.;h Rag. Mrs pauc Clark,
st. ! n>!lry. /
Best n;,-r of Cnp,..inc. NJ. ! U,.
zr';inc. Waterford, 40
Best ,,irc, Of Frnrkirr Mrs or.on
tu,hnaan. W i,rriorb. 10
Second. Mrs Wm. iiovev /.
h'>' '"'N'rI i"if. MIS- William
H"'!' ''e''"f'' /,
) he>' par y "'i'h H'"ks' Mrs. ~ ).
. ,'"'"!' t'''t'i'!' /.
bcS' N""h>' MIS- iia:''fh Towers,
sutton. 30
. h's' par h''fNr'S' Mi> ~ ''o>S. 81
''""''>'''fH' 10"
) Second. Mrs. W. {. Arnold. s.. j. l..
MERITUhIOl ARTICLES
N;.sE u rnY.r ,3;.s,I,,a ~.
N~s An; N Sn,,Il;,', :, Il
l,,r, IN, "a
Mr. ,.,,..r rn-.,u IT, U,.o.c, '''
Iraa '0'"' r,
W., ~. =. '''
nnI,
!, Nrs < m.wor V..,c,ra Till ''''
y Sur.., NV w. "o'e -
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CNTTIE.-E.nST CLASS.

C.ATTIE-E!nST CLASS.
Best H. yoke OF Oxen from one town.
Waterford. so. Ct
Second. ~. .Jphn-burv, lo."'
Third. Lyndon. lo.o'
Fourth. Waterford 1000
Filth. ST ,Jrhnshurv. l",o'
Best woke OF Working Oxen. Alden
g. Heath. 81 .Johnsbury. 5,o'
Best yok. oi Fat Oxen, f..ras;us Wood
ruil. Burke. 3.o'
Second Alden e. Heath. st. Johns
bury, 400
SECOND CLASS.
Best woke three wears old Steers, Jno.
Fetch. Waterford. 800
Second James Works, Waterford, 300
Third. :. Artnine.on, 3.ot
FOURTH y n. Ci.nlrn'. Danvlle. 2,ot
Fifth. dl.uu. CiIc kcrinr, 81. Johns
bury. 200
sixth. Robert Gilkcrson. Barnet. POO
Best WOKE. tvn wears old Steers, ThoS.
Cutler. II Waterford 200
Second POO
Third lanes Works. Waterford, 2,oo
Fourth, ThnS Cutler, i" IL
F..iir. Willard Stod.!ard. l,jo
SIKH. Oi~ lial EFT. st .John.burv Id
Best ycarIln.s Steers, L. Drew, Dan
vile %
Second =" 90
Third Tho Cutlcr. Waterford. Loo
Fourth, l.. ID. >fl"S. s. .Iohnsbury, LOO
THIRD CLASS.
Best Bull, H. VI. Hall. Burke, 800
,.'ond. T. Drew. D.nvillr, 300
Third. W Brni>. Lyndon. 300
Fourth. Clement x Curlier. st Johns
Best | year Old Bull Amasa Bemis,
LYNDON. 800
E~st Buil Calf H. NJ. Hal! Burke, 200
FOURTH CLASS.
R..st Milo Cow. Joseph \ Gould,
Na.crtnrI. 800
:N..-oi,i. H. NJ Hal, Burl:c, 500
lnri. - 800
Best yc1r Oh IIcifcr. As, Morrill,,
s. .Iohu,lurv. 200
S"rond II N il,l. Burke. 200
Third ! .rlr> Works. Wa,"rtnrd. 200
Ha>t 10, o. yoarlin.>, II. NJ. Hall,
Burhc 400
Second. Wizard Stoidard, Water
tnr!. 200
Third. Th"o. Drew D,nvillr, LOO
Best lot OF Calves. II NJ Hall, Burke, 800
second. An,asa B..miS. Lyndon. 200
The s"mni'trr award no Premiums
ca Parry Cows. there benz no sta
t>ic> furnished III rcga:d 20 the a.
mount Of 'n.i,'r made, or the man
ncr III which the MIX WAS kept or
the butter make Thcv recommend
tac tr.!OHiu- Premiums to he award
ta
Best Fat Cow. A:a Morrill,. 81 j. 200
Second, Willard Minnie Waterford, l.oo
HpH>I.>-FlEST CLASS.
i = stallion. Amc>a l. ms. Lyndon, 1000
Second. Geo y. Mcrr.!i. 81 j s.oo
hrd. Wm |; >tinton D.nviile. 300
Best three Years old Stallion, Albert
>'-v"n>. Dln,ii'c. 800
>"con.. ',,.o- W knights. 500
fa-tc>t lrn'tio. llor>c. f. Tres colt.
-. .Iohn-llry. coo
Second. l.or- Il Minnie. Barnet. 5.Uo
j. "'Td' ''%1, F'Hnr. li'rd"irk' 300
DIST par Matched ''rliIr-,> or Mares.
''ro >h'rm'n. y ')oin>blry, 100"
H'''',i' ''~" W arr. 500
=. ~: -'"'' ''"''S' i'ca'
second. UI.er Cu~rier. s. ! oo
Best n,;r Dr,u.h, Has,. Nrn-u.o
$ .l,hn>lnry. 6 ou
Second lio.E. II ,.b Ir,I,, oo
Best Sr,!c Drau-ht Horse. \. y.
Finf. II. .!ou1I>hu,y "a
E..st S,IU, U,r III WI =. ,o
second. 4 W. ELECTROMAGNETIC. CO
Thi~I @ i i ,k,.f.lI v,Io, 81,
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Rps; lot Of sash. q S..y,.rs. 81. J. ,,
Best H.. Of hl;n.!S. /. d" N,rris ST. J. ,
Best > ans. : T.. Tbu,,,cr Si.J l..
Er,, q .m~. F., \ W,i,.~. >f J. l..
Best OK woke. Hollis SIZES. -. j.
!Fo''irg "'- """' "ni worthy OF notice.
SECOND CLASS.
Best siroI,. or doulJ,. harness II Il
Sinclair :. J >
Secora. + i;o><. Waterford l..
Best > sides 81, leather ;r;swolJ *
Little. = J .,
beS'' >ii's upper leather. John BIcon
-. - y ,.
Best dress d calf ,kinS. . 2,
Best /" SIDES hirnres leather. Hriswcld
y Little. II i ,.
best par IN" boots, q { Barney. ST. Z,
i'',' par '';rk boots ,.
Best Specimen r'''.''"t work " "
Second. ii'!i 4 t',rS. SID ,,
BIS >l"'r'"''''l oi .a-k~mfhn@. VIII
Ham i''''y. y. j"hn>hnlv. ,,
BEST si'"rim"n Of Carriage Painting,
Miller \ irnli. Lyndon. ,.
B"S; d''z. Hfik. n'.Icy snow. ~.
Jo'i'~hr.fv. ],
Best >,,"rla"n OF Stone Ware, l.. W.
!"n'"n. ~. l1hn>hurv, =,
NEHiTD,IOIS ARTICLES.
n " w. r; p:,: =. ~
Alorz, Brown. :. :. :. ,
Vim Weeks Wh4rlocl, car Skius I
Gri>wold X Little. =. j.. l.
Clement X Nil.rv. Barnet. u a>hing
Machine. .,
SHEEP
r.., Fin. wool rn.l Y W;,r. E;r
~ '''''' .
S.co,d ch.r,.. Pau, :, ! ~,
d.. r..'. WI ~, j. H.,
o.. o
n &. o..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04
LIST. Of PEFWIT VS. AWARDED

At THE ANU Al. FAIR or TIE
Caledonia Co. Agricultural Society,
HELD III 81 I0HN>E1RY.
&t,,.. IS = sf. 1855.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

W"Nnr"!rL -AIr.-.t tyw days ago, 4,
two ladie>, enc rar,,' Barton, the ether h..r
sister, were att'!ni. t.nr to cros> to Goat
Island, Niagara Flis. hv mn.n, OF SOM.
rlank> temporarily placed upon ;hc new
brd-c. 'hc Supports gave way, a,l they
were both Ircril d from The hrl1,r llr,
t. fortuna ely s'iz Il an iruu roi cuHne..t -
et with the bird g. While her sister after VAN
attempts t. sustain herself hl .raspln. at VI :.
t. dress was thrown INTO the raging VA
ter beneath. The plank TEL with Ter. a ! .t-
ter several attempts sac cia~i'r'i il. hv the
m rcy OF Providence iii,. Flank was throxn
INTO the water dIa.ons l.. with the ,horc, aud
the curr'lt. whI'h was bcarin. hor so f.ri-
"H,iv to destruction. prrw tn.. lower end OF
the plank against The h.i.A " u, n sever Al per
sons SEIZED 1t, and after great exrrtionS. f.
ra!iv drew ter to shore in a flaming cor III
ton. II was mlrtulcu> escape. Mrs. Bar
ton. after ciinglng to the rod for some time
was lifted from tier dangerous situation by
some persons who had rushed to the SPOT.
Some two hundred prominent Demo
Gratis OF Drtroit, WHO voed TOR Pierce in $50
i"'C bi' ~ u I've UtIlOtTdtS OF
Michigan. in which they declare their de
tIrmlnatlon to oppose IN every way the cleo
ton OF Mr. Buchanan ard GIVE their iniu-
ence and vote, for Col. Fr,uont
The New York Ereniuq Past publishes
an estimate OF the pir>iIchtial canvass in
New lork. hv counties The estimate Is
made up partly from canva>scs ia the respect
I'VE counties ami parity from the estimates
OF experienced and we'll informed politicians
he Past gives the vote As ii stands row. but
thinks that hv the dav Of election boti, FIJI
more and Buchanan will have lost STRENGTH
greatly. Both are losing daily. The ar
greMateS OF the esrlna.e> are As follows ::
Fremont 1900; Fillmore l39. 800: l;0,-
800. 'y THIS estimate remont's plurality
Will be 100.
OUR PROSPECTS IN TENNSYIvANIA.-
The At.a' says. friend in Philadelphia.
who has ever been a consistent and uniform
member ct the Demo ratio" party. and. for
auGht wa know to the contrary. Intends 70
cast his vote tor the nominees Of his rar.v.
writes u. At the close Of a business letter.
1t really looks a. if Fremont ia to be our
next President. Tx. ;u:nlrips 10 hI,n. her,.
III Philadelphia from Fillmore. I'll me with
aStOnl ,hneut,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04

State election occurs in Georyia and
Florida the 9Th inst. and in p,ns,Ixani,
OHIO. Indiana and South Carolina. on The
l;'h inst.
HE Republicans Of New York have nom.
mated Hon. John \. king for Governor. The
-'or'h American Stale Convention adopt the
Eepubliran nomination tor State officers. and
20 Tor Fremont.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-11
Price and Terms Of Payment.

The price will vary from S. to $25 according TO loca
ton, quality, etc Contracts for Deeds may be made un.
til further notice. spusting the purc9ase money to be
paid in five annual instruments The first to become due
in two years from the date of contract and the others
nualiy thereafter The last payment viii become due at
the end Of the sixth year from the date of the contract
ana the lands not suhct TO taxation till finally paid
for
Iaterest will be charged at only EEEree per cens.
as a security the performsnoe of tba ont..o+ ~
hrst Two interest must be paid in advance and It
must be understood that ct least tenth of the land
purchased shall yearly be brought under cultivation
Twenty per CENT from the credit price will be deducted
Tor cash. The ComPanys construction bonds will be re-
ceived cash.
Ready fr med Farm Buildings which can be set up in
few day he obtained from res onsibe persons.
They will be u feet by 20 Feet divided into one living
and three bedrooms, and will cost complete set up on
ground chosen anywhere along the Road $3.50 in cash
contracted for at pfoporionae The Company will
forward all the materials for buildings their
road promptly.
1t is believed that the price, long credit and low rate
Of interest," charged for these lands will enable man
with lew hundred dollars in cash and ordinary indus
try, to MAKE himself independent before all the purchase
money becomes due In the meantime the rapid settle
ent Of the country will probably have increased their
value four five fold When required, an experienced
person waccompany applicants give information and
aid in selecting lands
Circulars, containing instances Of successful
farming signed by respectable welknown farmers
living the neghborhood of the Railroad lands through
out the Satealso the cost Of fencing price cattle ex
psnse Of harvesting, thresbng etc. by CONTRACTOR any
other ioormation-wil be cheerflly given on apphca-
ton, either personally or by eter,a English French or
German, addressed to JOHN WILSON
0dice in Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, III.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-11

have sold out my shoeDg business to Mr. Tabor who
will give satisfaction to the publej and have opened
the BARN opposite Joseph Barnes Il Co.'s Stable, on
Mechanic street. where there good accommodations
for all who have Horses that ang sick lame ring
boned spawned. that have spints tuuors shall
be at my office, my barn, ready to visit the sick
lame at moments call for cattle or horses at any
disaUcej and would say any who have horses that
lame from bad shoeing, il they call my office will
go aud the shoeing, and remedy he evil Il possible
ISAAC Wo0DC0CK, NJ, D.
MIC d2ms Veterinary Surgeon.