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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

- Last year. eur nciShbors. the Mer-
Rams. sent a quantity Of Wcbster'> ,iictiona-
ry to the Sandwich Islands. y few DAYS
since they received an order for second sup
ply. 10 consist of the unabridged and the
school editions. and also for quantity of
WcbStcrS spelling book. The number of
copies of Web>tcrS spelling book sold since
It's first publication. is greater than the pres
ent population of the whole United States
men, womcn.and children. Six copies have
to be produced every minute for ten hours
each day. to meet the demand. The Apple
tons, who have recently become the publish
crs of this popular hook state that they have
Just received an order for 1000 copies of it
from Con>tantinopic. There is hope for Tur-
key yel.-Nkr,aaGeld EcpnbIicsn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03
For The CAI.EpuNIAN.l

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

N"'-ANcH1!-Y CEa,K,NG-Thc New York
..-..Ea' hi> very melancholy view OF the
:;'a;> ahead -
i: The first or middle Of next December.
Nc sail have ii least one hundred thousand
persons ou' Of c,:.;loyr,e:l, and nearly OF, q.
means. ii this CITY. Already. or sh;p-vardS
are ncarl, ;d,c. onr fnundrics are hut half
working. ard chr great clothing stores are
dong very little. Women have recently
come lit!,er from places three hundred miles
AWAY III quest 90 work from these stores.
only 10 lee turned of with none and comncl-
cd Ia Big their way home again. Hardly.
since 1881. has 80 gloomy prospect for win
'cr low cred u,"n the lahorinr classes in our
city rs YET. the humber classes have hard
!. tri; the pressure: bat their turn mast
come. Places have looked for servant girls
lar some time past: soon servant girls VII
io"h earnestly for places. and be very glad
to find them Soula-hou>e> for hungry la
borcrs who can find no labor viii be wanted
before January"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

IiiE FALL. IN TIE PRICE OF WHEIT.-A
cargo of wheat arrived at Buffalo, last week.
says the ECp"b'jr. con>i Sncd to house with
instructions to sell at SLID When it arr-
we'd. all that was offered was $l.lO; the con-
siSncc tc!cgraphcd the owner to come down
and sell it himself. On the day of his arrival
it had gone down to Sl.Oj he offered al that
figure. and was offered one dollar. but he
though; he would look about before selling
at that price, and when he went to make the
trade it had fallen to 9jc: he waited till the
next day. when he was offered 9Oc for it, and
took it-fcaring if he held it week longer,
it would not sell at any price.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

\ novel race came off at Manchester.
y. H.. on Monday. between the well known
horses Clifton and Young Morrill,. 1t was i
~"'ki"g match of five miles for purse of
500. and was Won by Clifton in one hour two
minutes and forty->ix seconds. beating Nor
rill at least one-fourth of mile.
70 The quickest way to make "eye water"
is to run your nose against lamp pest
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

- We regret 10 announce that the we'll
known publishing house of John 7. Jcwett X
Co.. have welded TO the pressure of the times.
and stopped payment. Their liabilities are.
we understand. about Sl00O0. with assets
of about the same nominal value. This house
met with heavy losses last fall and winter.
but with their ilouri>hing business. and their
position. would have had but little difficulty
in recovering themselves in ordinary times
Trar-iicr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

On Gu y. al CTR lN.iA> iEoirLf>.-
Il i wei kn"wA i, th> settlers on oar north
EN- frontier tn; i~ii~L.g i al the bottom OF
mos. "t N" difficulties that nave occurred
among the tn!:ncva>. and tina, the acts ri
the drunken Indians who murdered the Ger
man rr,il y. VINO drove Mr. Br,:k from tn,
mission 4. lccch Lake. and who are engaged
IN tr,qurr; Guarrcl> among themselves. and
drprc;!a;io:3> upon t&c whites. are 10, count,'-
naucr,l BY the Chippewa CHIEF. iinll-ir-rfc
day or the Chippewa na'ian II large In
,iiar> VII drink IL intoNic:,iinn as often ;>
they gel chanc.. and a drunken savage is
dangerous animal. The statutes Of Mime
sofa make il 4: rcniicn,iary olicn>c 10 furnish
liquor II the Indians.
Misunderstanding. there are white men who
make money hv selling them whiskc,. rccriy-
In a high price therefor. paid in The gold
which the Indians receive III annuit;c>.
NJ tht late payment. there was a general
lrukcn scene AT It's conclusion. Only two
OF three Indians were killed" and one white
man stabbed. Two or three more Indians
were reported killed short time afterwards.
and the day oi the payment were described
by a ra"ii who MAS present. as having passed
very pleasantly and a@rccahlv.' although
from four to seven were killcd"-T. Pwl
Advertiser.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

- We publish i'll fail to-day the answer
to the President by the Mcmorai>;s of New
Haven. Although quite lengthy It viii well
pay Il careful pcrrsal. 1t will he seen that
the Presidents attention is called to certain
fundamental principles of the democratic par
ty which lie seems entirely to haze forgotten
Altogether it is a very able paper. ana viii
be read by FrccStatc men. either in Kansas
Or in New England. with great interest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

.5 The enormous quantity of peaches re-
ceived in New York may be guessed from the
fact that the Campdcn & Amboy railroad has
received S24OO freight in one day. at eight
cents basket for peaches. Why don't they
send few this way7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03
COST OF GETTING Flour FROM TILE WEST

COST OF GETTING flour FROM THE WEST
The state Of Maine speaks of a lot of -four
just received BY f. McKcnncy, Portland.
which was taken Oh the Grand Trunk cars at
Detroit. and delivered at Portland without
steam shipment. The cost of bringing this
from Detroit to Portland distance Of $40
miles, is I05 cents per barrel.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

r. Henry Ward Beecher addressed all
immense throng at Brooklyn, New York.
Sunday evening, on the present financial cri-
Sis. Thousands left the church because thew
could not gain adnittancc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03
-~sO~

E&oHIlE P:oSrro1s.-1hc New York
"'.'|| says our most experienced and dis
eliminating bankers think that in thirty DAYS
New Nor> will have 4 larger accumulation
of gold than ever before known Il, its history.
Europe viii require large shipments ofbrcad-
suits. while for cotton there is no diminu.;on
of demand or price. The arrangement of
exchanges at the West will soon be rcmcdic,l
and New York and Boston. possessing a cur
rcncy equivalent to gold. and thus four to
FIVE per cent better than that of the South
and Wc>.. will continue to receive the bulk
Of Western produce. and continue also to be
the medium of foreign export
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03
The Crime Of Being Young Man.

The Era!,"rd Telegraph ia sham demo-
cratic printl OF Sept. %. dcvotes about col
ann o>icnsihl! to The CALIFORNIAN. but in
reality i: is conylomeration Of personal
slang. 1t has endcavorcd on several occa-
>ions to get into a controversy with us. by
calling names. and venting its vituperations
upon Us III 'arious ways: but We have re-
framed from answering. dcspising. az We do.
all personalities. But now, having been COM
plctrlv wound up and set back BY it.
County contemporary, with which it has been
III controversy ever since its existence. it goes
about the country like vile reptile. seek
nS with whom il rav make fuss In lis
pcranbuiallons it has wandered up the river
to THIS place. and singled us out as the man
of all others upon whom to somit its slime.
It's first Sr!rvou> charge is our "cxtrcre
youth. Others have been accused of the
same grave offence. and We will here append
the answer Of another. with some alterations :
v" shall neither attempt to p%ll;a'c or DENY
his charge: but contclt ourselves with
hoping that We NAV be one of those whose
loi.ir> Nay cease with THEN Youth and not of
that number h" are ignorant III spite of ex-
p"r:r:.r'. Whether youth can hc imputed TO
- a> a rcproacf. We will not ASSUME to sav :
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03


condemn the other also. Your Mcmora;s;s
consistency Of principle. Condemn the same
conduct in both cases; put down the usur-
patton in Kansas. and the friends of truth.
justice. and of the country, would rcIoicc.
Your McmorialSts again ask. whether a
case can well be imagined. 70 which tie nalGc
Of authoritative government. could be applied
with more palpablc improprie;y and untruth,
than to the Territorial Government CT Kan
sas? Might not even political Shanecssncs>
blush to call it by such Il name? Was not
the trEc and only character OF this Govern
ment known to YOU and the whole country
before your inauguration. and during TIE
Presidential canvass DID YOU rot with the
full knowledge Of it. accept y"ur nomination.
which YOU wcrcfrcc to decline. and thus avoid
the responsibility of executing ,he<c net:.ri-
Gus laws: or. did YOU suppose that the oath
Of office would exempt yn;! from this rc>pon-
sibil;tve You admit the Constitutional duty
of the President to take care that TIC laws
be faithfully executed" And Eow. without
holding you responsible for ;.l,y acts Of Eour
predecessor. for which you are not wiling to
he responsible and have not fully sanction
ell. Your MemoriaiiSts would ask. Was there
10 law to be taken care cf. b: preventing a
wcll-known projected invasion O: The politi-
cal rights of the people of Kansas? no Ia" 70
be taken care Of a!.erwarl by cSpcl'ng the
invaders from the Territory? 10 law to be
taken care of in re>pnc: to The thc!>. the rob-
berries, the inccndiar,m and the murders tina!
~crr prrpejratca? no l;w &c be taken care
If in the mode Of civil administration adapted
bv Federal officials? no'lav TO be taken care
os in not appointing officials whose hands
were red With innocent blood, or in removing
bri5cd and pcgiurc.l Judges 10 law to be
taNrn care Of Iy securing: TO the people OF
ths Te,ritor, that l::::;li'n-'tal RICH, c! the
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23
DIED..

On the 10Th inst. of apoplexy James Mebane Esq., in
the Saith of his age Having gone the morning
to attend to his business usual he returning from
his mill to his residence, and met relative. and
bidding adieu when he observed to be sinking He
fell, and expired without struggle groan. We design
little more at present than simple announcement An
extended sketch of the life and character Of this model
man may be expected. Is can honest the noblest
work of God?" Such was James Mebane Is "Chris-
Great in goodness and good in greatness having served
faithfully two generations he rests from his labors and
his works do follow him.. '" - Ut = -.
In Wilkes county, the 9th u, Mrs. Amelia Kicker
wife of Maj L. Hickerson. aged about 4s years Mrs
leaves deeply afflicted husband and number of chill
dren, (some of them quite sma lament their loss To
them it be truly said, that they honor her
memory better than by endeavorng regulate their lives
after her example, In all the relations of life which she
had duty perform, say that she manifested
any want of prompness and fidelity. AS a commupicant
Of the Episcopal Church she pious and
diligently endeav0red TO incucate on those under her
charge both children and servants the principles prac-
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STATE OF NORTH cARoL1NA.-wAKE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-WAKE
~ COUNTY.-In Equity.-James Carpenter Henderson
n. Hodge and his wife Fraucis H. Hodge, and Woodson
Carpenter an infant. by his Guardian Henry Horton vs.
Jno Carpenter, Reuben Carpenter, and Willie whit
ley and his wife Sarah Whitey.-Petton to sell ahdg
Whereas has been made to appear to the Honorable
at the Fall Term, A. D., 1857, that John W. Carpenter
Kenbsn Carpenter and Willie Whitley and his Sarah
Whitley ere non-residens Of the State Of North Carolina
therefore, is to notify the said defendants and each
OF them to be and appear at the next Term Of our said
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh on the
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March next then
and there to answer the Petition Of the plaintiffs afre-
said filed against them for sale of certain Real Estate
and division of the proceeds the said Petition will be
taken pro co.fesso to them such of them as do NOT
answer, and the cause set down for hearing Er-Parte
Given under my hand 9t Office this 14b Of Dec 1857.
r''." Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. L. NJ in E.
: go ~ (Pr. 500 I2-7w6sw6w.
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MARRIED.,

In this county, the 18th inst by Rev VIM A. At
In Johnston county on the LIST inst BY Gully Esq.,
Mr. James B. Reavcs to Miss Nancy E. Hicks oldest daugh
ter of Mr. B. Hicks, all OF Johnston county
Willie Mr. Jno B. Powell to Miss Malinda D. Dickerson.
In Fayetteville the 18th inst, at the residence of
Major Walter Draughon by the Rev. JOS c. Huske, Owen
Holmes, Esq, Of Sampson, to Miss Martha R. Williams
daughter of the late Baney Williams Esq OF Sampson
In New Hanover county, the 9th inst, by the Rev.
Miss Ellen J, only daughtsr of the late James Anders.
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ALCOHOL AssAMEDlCINE.
PHYSICIANS OF THE UNIFIED STATnH
'... wOLFE's CELEBRATED - = = ~ ,,..5 u
CNIY1ISn A n -

- H0loiANo of IhE UNffED STATS
...... wOLFE'S CELEBRATED, :. = 81 49,; -
- scHIEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPR
Medicinal Diet Drink Of eninsntly saluary qualities,
manufactured by himself exclusively, at his storyat
Schiedam, in Holland sra .srda ID g. .is.l
II is made from the best Barley that can be
Europe with the essence of aromatic Italian berrysof
acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal propersk Il
has long since acquired higher reputation both Epwpe
and America. than any other durectic beverage
In Gravel Gout and Rheumatism Obstructions Of the
Bladder and Kidneys, and in general Debility its elects
are prompt decided and invariably reliable And Is not
only remedy for these malades but all cases in which
they are produced BY drinking bad water
universally the cause of tem,it operates sure pre-
ventive ,t,-,,q NJ ~ f.,,.5y ,f1,3,H,
The distressing effect upon the stomach bowels and bid
DER OF travellers new residents and all persons unac-
customed them PRODUCED waters Of nearly Ill 0r
great inland rivers like the Ohio Mississippi snd Alabama
from the large quantity of decayed vegetable con.
tanned in them in state Of solution is we'll also
that of the waters Of limestone regions in PRODUCING
VEL Cacui, and Stone in the BLADDER The AROMATIC
scaEDAn scsAPrss an absolute corrective o thss piu-
rous properties Of bad water and prevents
the diseases which they OCCASION is also fonnd = he
oare aud preventive and Agu compliant caused
by the conont effect of vegetable malaria IN the atds
phere and vegetable putrescencss in the waters Of those
districts which it principally prevss The AROMATIC
ScH1EDAN ScHNApPs is consequently in crest densd BY
persons travelling or about to settle those pSfs Of the
country especially, as we'll BY many in evesy,ooppu-
MY wnere mas become Known ON aeeount Of ita sards
other remedial properties aaH.4 Jii .tR5 ta2>sh baa
In an cases Of drdpscaf tende, cy is generally the ouiv
remedy REQUIRED when adopted the early stages Of tho
disease In Dyspepsia maladic< when taken in proper
auantItes asa diet drink and especially It dnss il
ioond' oy uniform experience TO- be eineuty ecacious
Inc most obstinate cases when even the best of the
usual remedies have failed to afford more than Temporary
AnInn 3. -Ss,A
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y COUNTY-In Equity:-Calvin Jurdan, Administrator
Whereas at Fall Term 1887 of the Cont of F;.v FIR
the County Of Wake was made to appear to the Honor
able the Judge Of the said Ceurt that William c. Doub was
nonresident of the State Of NORTH Carolina "
This therefore, is to notify the said Doub to be and an.
pear at the next Term of said Court ut the Court House
Raleigh to be held the first Monday after the fourth
Monday of March next then and there 10 answer tie bin
% %n Cax ad Jordan ADM Of Augustus Wedding, against
the BIN 4i betaksn 'o eesso and set down 6r hear
'Ven under my hand at eice this 14th Of Dec 1857.
3, .,ar,.s,7. ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c.. 4 n. in E.
3 .., "a oh IT $S) -,,..r; I.s4f sa1l2-w&sw6w.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

GSDk REV ARD.--I LOST ON SATURDAY
sD~eO night before the 4th Monday in November last
between my residence and the residence of Gray Barbee
near Chapel Hi bundle of papers, consisting of deeds
judgments agreements receipts other valuable papers
among them an order for S400 given by John HAYS Trs
and dated in ls4s think which there is credit for
sum not now recoected On the Monday after lost the
above papers, found the wrapper in which thew were
folded and the string with which they were tied and
presume some person has picked them up will give the
My Post Office is Brassfed, Wake county, n G.
December %, 1857. lsI5-watnJ
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- PRINTER TO THE SENArE.-The Hon. w. A. Harris,
Edor Of the Union has been elected Printer to the
us Senate. Judge Douglas did not vote in this
election, for reasons which he did not state, but
which he said were satisfactory to himself
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MUSIC SCHOOL. .

ENHE THIRD SESSION OF MRS. H. WHITAKER,S
II MUSIC SCHOOL will commence in Raleigh the est
week in January, 1853 Thankful for the liberal ecour-
agement she received the last sessions she hopes bv
strict attention to the proper and instrucn 0ve
on lano and Guitar to merit continuance Of patronage
She will also take three or four young ladies az boares
e. .,>.-t.c4 n! iE.tha > 4 II. whitaker
Raleigh, Dec. 10. 1857 ~sf 80 ,IlI-.at
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gTaTeg IAY0sGIg 3 LAaa /
DEArH or JupaE Po4FRR-We learn from the
Fayettevls Observer, just % We are going TOP
that the Hon. Henry. Potter died ct his residence
Fayetteville Sunday last in the $50 year Of
his age. ,@ =, ..assa fi ise.s1a e.nai9 zr.,Hh i
.wAsnrxcros, Dec. 1.-THE following named gen:
temen compose the committee ofthe Senate to when
was referred that part of the Presidents message,
Gwn, Douglas, Bright, Davis, Hunter, Seward, Bell,
Foot, Iverson. = G.' r. alt hs ii :
NJ. B. Lamar of Texas, was to-day confirmed as
minister to Central America, and Austin T. Smith as
navy agent for California A''s b " 3a''' fF7t+ -
The nomination Of Mr. Clifford, to supply the va.
cancy on the Supreme Court bench. was warmly; de-
bated and then referred to the committee on the ju
dietary. -'at
The amount in the Treasury subject ID draft near
ly $3.50 600. The increase this week amounts to,
nearly 250, 600. 49, -. ~. r-.s.- AMT g. -,ysa
LIFE INsuRANcE-We like the system of Life In
surance To public men, salaried officers, and other
classes of people whose families depend upon their
intellectual or manual labors for subsistence it is of
incalculable benefit to have something upon which
to rely for the comfortable support after their own
death, of those dependent ION and dear to them.
Public men and saared officers especially essel-
dom enabled to lay up anything, and to them the
Life Insurance Office is their natural resort.
It gives us pleasure to state. that our late distin
guished fellow citizen, Hon. James G. Dobbin, had
several years ago taken Policy for $4,000 in the
international Life Assurance Society of London"
which has General Agency in New York, and a 10.
cal Agency in this town, and that the amount was
promptly paid to Hon. j. G. Shepherd, guardian of
his children, Tuesday Last, (the day it due)
bv Messrs. Stark & Pearce, the Agents bere.-Fay.
Os , L l...;
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL,.

Right Rev. THOS ATKINSON, D., D.. Visitsr, 4
4 Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, D. D., Rector !,
VUNHE THIRTY SECOND TERN OF THIS SCHOOL
will commence on the 9Th January 1858. 7GHT1
Raleigh, Dec. IT, 1885,. I'D a,'"aj,l5,I p11aAat
The Register; the Observer Fayetteville: the Jonr-
nal nal and Herald Wilmington the Dispatch wsshingt3u;
Herald, Portsmouth Va; the National Inteieepcsf and
the Union Washington, D. G., will please insert to the
amount OF 81 and send their bills to the Standard ofce
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Hill LstvIL + FAC ADEMYyp-

- - 81 +. THUMPSUN, a Py FIesIdent 40 an
Assisted by full Corps Of EGeieat Instructorss.
UyHE FIFTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTiTU-
u TON will commence ON the first Monday IN January
and close the fourth Thursday in May B0 can be had
HilIsve is small village the top Of tho Blue
Ridge, commanding view Of the most picturesque,
romantic and sublime scenery IL ID weil supplied
with wholesome and pure aif from Che Surrounding
mountains 1t srenowned for health afordsss good soci
thoroughre from Tennessee to North Carolina over which
passes daily line of stages 1t is within few hours
Ell Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The last scho
lasc year numbered hundred and ty4hree students
An annual catalogue is issued which wifi be sent oany
at time desiring further information about the
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