The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13

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donb'i'>s secure fortune for that wonderful
child
Roy Mr. Van Meter of the FIVE points
mission. NV York city. started with ano,h-.
company a. fifty bows tor the west on inc>aav.
\ racc,-d hoy. viii. dark >paikil'r EYES. Tut
his head a. near a. he rouid "a rii,. OF the ear
windows. AT whirh a child al IN ,.-a,> Old W.
sitting. and >aii: Whar ar. ". com. Bob -
III" hrtl- fellow addressed. >rarr.lv all. 10
speak plainly. Il .rnm. rcd hi r.Il, Oh
ont West ~ hr inr farmers" "A,ol .,.nrl,..
.,:a:i. aii.-d clu'.tn checked lad from ~.
Sailors Home. The children parted from
their friends with evident warmth Of affection
and gratitude, singing and heern. ~ the ,a.s
moved awas.
-NEGLIGrNT CoEETSIuNpFNTs The
P-idmont (NaD VIZ. saws. "Sin.-r 'hr 2l'h
of December seventeen negroes have let ~"
n.ishborhood of Midlrbur-. and hot noie
than half have ever been hea.d tisv
HIAwAInA.-Twenty FIVE ihou>:rd ron
les of "lliwaha" have ALREADY appeared -
VI .nv manv thousands m.r,. viii ht. wi'.-,l
PEoFII> OF SrCCE>>frI ArInoE>iIir.
-Th.. Late of " a>hln-ron will. II i sad.
Weld Washington Irving hundred thousand
dollars.
On MONDAY Anr l.. Bi~hor HOPKINS
al vermont off -ia'.d IN II P4ul'> nnrlinnf0n
aS sisted hv three of his >ou> IN llolv Orders
ole OF them t".im. priest. and two Dcaco,t>
Isaac Il Bow.iich of Vermont Ia, been
appointed Consul General Al tmi>ian'ln",i".
i, is stated thar In the ,u>>">>ion If u'ir
%, a gan. OF four lirkro- krt> lately arrested
AZ ihe depot of 1hr Western Eiitua1 IN
Springfield. was tcrnd a correct and nil lit
nt every convention. muster and far - t..
held in New Er.r aud the present a~on.--
The arrest Wa therefore none Toe ,nn
THE HAEvt>rIN inr TNiIlp STATS.
-Th- returns from the ~ l4-a' harvest of fla
United ;,'rs. >,,> the New lprk journal ot
Con .mrrcr. are ior ROM lrf-. ani u i ~.-'-
ted hat The rrrI l. ot most eN..,lrni quality.
aud If i,ot the LARGEST ever gathered >it, #,
settlement ot th. country. J. al least a'ot.
the averages. ard vii ,irld a large surplus
i"yond The >u;I.,v -. our domestic wants -
The journal c>'fi.ilr,-> th,. hic,i a. IL. nun-
600 bushels. aud the lruhatlr NJ "'t demand
from al. sources at lo.ruh.otu. non rhS
'->timae. The export d.mui eau tr fl d!
without creating d.. unusual excitement but
;.rices vii not To- likely Ia rul. very low.
The y '~tnn ADVERTISE saws that. tl,.ci .~s
which ha> ;.>i entered at II,r,a,a ,r.l.--. i
the largest winch has been admit, a. i
numbers ci,c hundred and twrnrv->iX. At
the ANIMAL i3a; tail match hnr,n H.. t-,-,ll-
men ant sophomore classes. the freshmen
won the victory. Ia these contests h. >n;.h-
IGNORES have almost Invariably had th. al
vantage. iut tn TINS. rh. FREE hnrn >.iIt the
hail VIDE b.yond rh" bounds of their alra...n-
>t>. and the unparalleled event vas greeted
with rum,''nnu> iircr> from the >ltrt..a,rr-
Fifty THnr>A>p DoLL Ar rnI: SHAN
PInVGu Hon. Bronson MURRAY. in A Ct
ter Ia the PItirir Farmer published AT Chi
riro. III proposes Ia 10. one Of "A hundred
subscribers I" a fund Il fir, md dollars.
'" award a a l'r mum ,"- p,.ri'c I'd steam
plough suited :" farm Use. and ca,'aii, ot per-
i"rnnn. 'hr work al eX,-n>,. IN money not
greater than TIE AVERAGE cost pf l.-rio.ml,. :
the same work unt'-r tk,. present :, -t,m.
WHAT THEY SAY AEEoAD-rhe le;'v
OF Colonel Fremont 10 the Committee MI
informed ham of his NOMINATION.. i commend
cd IN the highest manner T., the Ennli>i ar,1
French journals. A. a paper remark die TOR
the clrarnr>s and rer,itnc OF It's >,ir,, II. ,,>
and the patriotic and macnannou> .lilit
that prr,adt.> it. The London rmr>-:hr
leading lourial in Enr"pe-br>tows upon II
thu Eich,--t COMMUNICATION.
Tie western papcrS cire some inter
cStlnC II + III the sale of lives of Fremont
ami B""hAn,n. respectively. In their lnrail-
ties. In Chicago the book stores r-pnr, tn.
sale of Scun robes %. Fr.mo,ir'> lii. aoair>t
l.:,22 of Bn,ianin>: Of Fremont >cnc tooN>
over 1000. OF Burhai,an les than 500 NJ
Fillmore lives or song backs have been sd
IN that city: there l. no demand. H. Ci.N--
lard. the reports of several booksellers {
up: lives OF Fremont sold $685.. ot Bu,iii
an 1876. These are better Indications Han
votes on the Ears. They show where the
hearts "i the people are: for they do Mt
spend their n.o,ty for tia. in which hoy
have no SYM; aihv.
Mis-, \i,hol> fnrmerlv eliirc-s OF tle
NIndham Go Nt.) Nn,ota. IN a lrii-.f -
the keenc .%iftn,f. saws that llIrg trtv'e
her Is She writes l. A halle, taken from The
shoulder Of her >nn. and shot Ihiihcr from II =
r'ile OF Capt. PATE. a; the b.t'l,- of Enh
jack. ON the 81 June |, entered near he
arm PIT. ri>i below the collar bone. and ar
RED pieces of clothing 10 where II Tod .td "a
under the shoulder blade
RAILROAD ACCIpENT-A irover named
Flint from Bethel. Nthal his skull IRA 'arri
hv coming in con'ar' with bride on The
Manchester and Lawrence Railroad. IN
Thursday. while riding on a cattle tram te-
tween Mc>>ers'> Crossing and Mrihuen- lie
survived Int short tine. lie leaves vie
and two children.
Hon. William Aiken. VI. c from
South Carolina declines reelection lie
was competitor for thu Slraker>fip. ava
with ready courtesy which shows a strong
contrast between him and his coleagrr. L :
Brooks, conducted Mr. Banks to the char
"A countryman came early into the low"
of Elmira. \. T.. SATURDAY last. with i''i
OF wood which he enleayored To sell Tor I've
dollars but. falling 20 do this he took II d""h
TO The river and threw IT ~. and Umi'accn'
watched it till ii iloated ont of ~itht. ii'
had previously been offered $50 Tor ne
load.
A fe'on generally appears on the end oi
the fingers and thumbs Init. Ergrh.
Sometimes on the end OF a rope .-b'>.e'
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