The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-23
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ST. JOIINSBTRY, FEB. 90, 1856.
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- OUTSIDE PAGES. - Poetry - No
Cross, no Crown; Or;yinal- Winter on his
Travels; MscelunY-The Steamship Per-
.ia: Tn. Three Jolly Husbands; Technical
Observations: The Novelties of Utah: Why
~ Saera,uST Unhealthy: Western Eloqaence:
Amos I.awrence's Pocket BOOK Mr. Dunn
Browns Experience in Foreign Parts; &c..
&c. Fer tie Boys 4 Girls - The Locust
Plague .h,ral and Rtly;ous-God's Bless
in. On the fourth page is some valuable
original and selected Agricultural reading.
lialn Hubbard, of the Clyde Eirtr Ho'ti, in
Charlcstun, has come to the conclusion that.
a' it is unsafe TO keep Intoxicating liquors for
the entertainment Of the public, he shall in
future refrain from doing so; aud he further
state. that no Gentleman vii! hereafter ask
him for it. 1t is his intention to make a uui.
1t and respectable hcme Cor the traveller, and
to keep his home unsrotted from the world
Of rowdics. who have hitherto infested it to
his Disadvantage. May nothing stronger
than Clyde River water flow near his hotel
MIR Da.gett, Jailcr Of Orleans Coun-
", aiverti-es rooms to let in the Jail of that
County. The Jail is now empty, and Mr..
D.:"ett thinks it might bring some revenue
10 the County it oc, upied. We recommend
the oponi"y to the consideration of any one
in pursuit Of wealth. under difficulties
We would invite the attention Of
Druggists AMI others 20 the Card of Brown
Il Knapp i'll orr advertising. columns. Mr..
Knapp. TOR many years a citizen Of our Vii
!age. is well and :ayorably known in this
part Of the Safe.
- FIRE - The Clothing Establishment
of M,ssrs. Fletcher 4 Reed, Of East ST.
bloomsbury, was destroyed by fire on the
night Of "Wednesday OF las; week, together
with about $500 worth Of clothing. Insured
for 800 in the VI Mutual
"A city editor says that man in New
York got himself into trouble bv marrying
two wives. \ great many men in Vermont
have done the same thing by marrying only
~ new Society was organ zed at Brad
ford ON the eth iEst cal ed the Connecticut
River Valley Agricultural and Industrial
Association. This SU'ie,y is not designed to
cake the place Of TIE existing County Socie-
ties and a.. its annn.l lair vii! be held I,tc,
than theirs, will rot Interfere at all with their
Usefulness. MeG.ber. Of thi. :So,ety must
reside in the valley OF the Connecticut or
its tributaries on either si.c OF the river, il,
the States Of Vermont and New Hampshire
john Cameron. of Ryre ate. Sewail Bradley,
Of Wheeiock. Moses Rogers. Of I.unenburgh
and james Follanshee of Maidstone, we're
Of Caledonia and Essex. Among the Mana.
gers are Geo. A. Merrill Ct st. Johnsbury
f. 3. Chase of Lyndon. II. NJ Hall Of
Burke, and Frederick Smith of Guildhall.
-Me Nurthfeld Star, a H. " paper
in a recer. vigorous and sensible article, en-.
titled, " Union is strength" very Justly ob
serves that " We should seek to fraternize the
peOple-to draw them together. We should
avoid splitting hairs. or quarreling abou,
matters of no practical Importance. W.
should not call up old associations. W.
should not recognize old party landmarks
We should know no wings, free-soi!ers, o!
democrats, but in view of the overshadowine
questions Of political interest which are at is.
sue before the country. we should throw ia
the winds our old political associations, and
with mutual confidence and zeal. aid. com
fort aud cheer each otber in the great work
before u.s."
This betokens the right spirit. and if made
and adhered to in good faith, there is no fear
ior the result. Coming from an American
paper, I is encouraging, and in connection
with the fact that councils of that party are
everywhere rejoicing over the election Of
Mr. Banks, it points out the way in which a
great party Of republican freemen can be a.
DE TO withstand the aggressiors of the slave.
holding politicians.
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