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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

Il CENTRAL ROJ H. correcting ths Atlantic cities With
Wcscrr korta aid soU-hvcstern States, by
:iruous Railway direct This Road also Psbrsh
With daily ne II Sstcr 20 al ports IN the Western hves
xd a. Cytlsud aid SanGthy With 20 al parts
Tue NorhH Lsk' .kr- h" direct cse apes: snd
reliable route BY which FREIGHT Dc iorwGsaed 10 AID
from he Gree; Mcst.
RATES BYrW I'm PHILADELPHIA sd PITfsBURGH
FIRsT CLAss-Boois Shoe, Has and Caps, )-scs-., I,
Duss lin boxes and bslss), featbeIs yurs, Ac..) AVA
STCoAD CLiss.-Donit.ie SEeeHIE, SiTtirg and
Tiskus tin original bAlc.) DTUss in easkl H.Is e1c-rt.
L. 1ST tiu rolls or oUAes W Oel and sLetp No ..
Pets Fastw ard, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AI,SD 5 w. 81 Ih~in' !'h ID ceai.Y
Tobacco, manufactured except C-a-s cut, L. 1"'
ForRTH CT Ass-Cote", Fish, Rsccn, Beef ana
Pork lin casks or boS~s EsS ariJ Lard aud 20 eats
Lnd OF, Nails, soda Ash German Clay, Tar, koD.
Pitch, Rosin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FLOUR 81 2, BIZ until further notice
GsAA-50 cents T. 100 70 until further notice
C0TToS-s2 bale not exceeding 80 wess Er.a further
IN shipping Goods from ro. s,s q lsdelph. he
ticusT . mara the package Via PENN ylyArs aro Al
Goods consigned 30 the Astrts this Road PbLadepts
fi;:tburSh II b. ioTw sIded without detention.
fREiCtT ACENTs-llsrrs Normlsy Co, Memphis Tenn
3. r. Sass 20, ST. Louis J. Mitchell I Son, ESsnsyl.s,
lSd Dume.nil Bell c., and Cater J,Et., Louisville,
Ky; b. G. hcldruIn Maai-n, Ind sprissn Brown, Ild
ITNin Co., Cincinnati; " w. Graham Co, Zsnesvle,
NJ. 2Astor House, SewYors aud No. I Wiilrn 81, N.<
YsTh h. J. sneodsf Philadelphia; Mssss Roons, BAtL
scre Gea {. ElAneitcus Pt.,bufsh
VI. ~ HOUSTON, eensTAl FItigL. A. -, Ib-Soe ia
T.. = tohRAkbf fupsT.Dtctdsr; ;0os Pa
Nay = ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
gopartnersbip Notice

nieSOLUTl0N. - Tho COMPREHENSIVE
Y eistoiore existing between SHERWOOD PATrISON.
ss Gay dissolved BY mutual The business viii b.
"Itt The business Of The iaie 6Tn.
NELSON SHERWOOD
esS Yea bsy4Is ~ W.IrIHh PIiTfsoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
ELECTRO. DYEAMISME VITAL, on LES RELATIONS
PTYSIOLOGfQUES DE- LESPRIr TT DE LA MA
TIERE. Par A. @. T. PHILIPS. 3yo. PIP 3S). Bal!iere
No. 20 Broadway.

No. 2g0 Broadway.
very remarkable French work on the nervous
system and It. connections with the mind. II is writ
ten by Dr. j. p. Durand under the assumed name OF
Philips and though we cannot understand all the ar.
guments put forth by the Doctor in support of his
viewe We have been struck with the novelty Of many
of his illustrations aud experimental facts. The book
seems to throw light on the phenomena Of electro
biology, or psychology and on some of the peculiar
manifestations of so.called spirituasm, than any
thing We have seen before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
nleniral.

Glands SARSAPARILLA, for PURIFYING
~ the BLOODThis is the original and genuine article
ons for the Of eIOa and other diseases aDs
impoverished, vitated infaned condition OF the
blood, OF habit Of the system. . -
Prepared and sold BY A. b. D. SANDS, Drussd' No 100
Hulion. 81. Now York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
nfmcpa!s.

Ii PLY, BOwYE MCCONNELL
us,. REMOVED ron Nc IA Broadway - the Hs" "afhe
'N'' We ga BROADWAY,
-, ., 80 ,.,.A % show heir customers good tsscrt
.oTE.NtY1Id STAPLE DRY GOODS together with q
,..,s.na ,@n,..t. ,toos 4 hosiery sud YANKEE NO
-,cHe ply, BOWEN : MCCONNELL,
No IA Broadway.
nFNOYAI.-ST. NICHOLAS FIRE IN
IL STRANGE COMPANY have REMOVED from No. IL
Van. t. No 10 MERC GIANTS EXCHANGE. Wsiist
WIN. s. BLOCUN Secretary.
DEMOVA L.-FRANCIS d. IOUTREL,
Ii eT1T!ONERS PRINTERS ind BOOKBINDERS. nave
RFuOVYD to the store. No. IS Aadtn.Ane. Orders
,olisitcd or any thing required IN COR IKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
9tfamboais ano Railroads.

A TTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
"A P0UGHKEEPsIE.-Fsre IS cents.-The s;eamboa;
THOMAS POWELL, Capt. \ l. Anderson, VII leave the
Jsy.st. PeE EVERY AFTERNOON AZ O'Clock, Sundays
esptse COMMENCING o Saturday, May Z 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

NREAI AMEKICAN hUC IL va MICIfIuAN
~ RAILROAD to Chicago s. Louis Rock l.lsnd s. Paul
via NeR-York and Erie NewYoL Central American l.ake
Shore Great Western Railway and Michigan Southern Rail-
roads forming the shortest quicket and most pleasant route TO
the Great West The Road between Detroit and Adrian Is
open and trains connecting At AdT,n with express trains
70 CHICAGO and For further information apply the
Conpsnys Once, No 1873 Broadway, cor Of Dey.t
f' JOHN y. PORTER, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
I'VE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING

i TON, for BOSTON and PROYIDEHCE-Illard route
the shortest and moot direstssrTyns the EaseT1 Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone, sHd
c. VANDERBILT, Capt w. H. Frazer in connection with
the stor.ton aud Providence AID Bottom and POviaoe
RAILROADS. leaving SswYoIk daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No 2Norih River. first wharf above Battery place al
O'Clock D. ard Stoninston at $50 the arrival OF
the uaa train which eav.s B0.ton at $50 ?. m
The c. VANDERBILT, from New York, Monday, Wednes,
day and Friday From s.oninston Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTHPOCK from New.YorE Tue.dsy Thur"
day and Saturday. From stor.gt0n, Monday Wednesday,
ard Friday.
Ps.enger proceed from stonngon per Railroad 20 Prov;
6uce and Boston the Express Mal Train, reaching ,sd
place in advance those by other routes and in ample time
fr all the carly morning lines connecting North and East.
Passengers remain board the steamer enjoy
nights undsturbed breakfast II deTd and leave Ston
The 1lj train, connecting st Providence With
the II q. m. trein ior Boston.
baggage accompanies the steamer and isn through
each way. -,
For passage berth freight apply board The
steamer or al the Freight Ofce PT No. North River, q
the Office No. 10 BatteTy.plac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

III
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacss-
and Western Railroad to scranton Great BEND the
North and West and at Easton with the Lehh sey Railroad
10 Mauch Chunk.
SUMNER ARRANGFMENT-Common May II. 1877
Leave kewYork for Eason and intermediate from Pr
No North River at 7o I'm sud $50 for SOnler
Vile at 1880 u M and $3.50 and jl5 p. m.
trains Elizabeth with trains ~ the
NewJorsey Railroad which leave New from he foot Of
CouItlandtst at 1850 and Il M and 5:10 and F. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
NTPFRIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW

OYORK-HENRY &. REEVE. EDWARD n OSBORNE
MTNZIES r. CASE, HENRY w. BANKS and CHARLES
r. REEVE sssnE MARCUS L. NcLOUGHLlN and AN
pRIW McSHlSE.-Sammors TO the Defendants: fou
&c hereby summoned to answer tho compliant IN ni
acton IA which q copy fled IN the Once oil the
CLERK Of this Court he 2, dsy OF March 1857 and 20 serve
COW of your a. ofCe, No. e Broadway
in ts CITY of NewYok within twenty days after TIE service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service .sd you
fail 20 snsy.r the complaint soresd the plaintiffs val TAKE
Judgment agsn, yoa for the Of thirty HUNDRED sna
thirty dos ard eishty,sht cents with Interest h9n "a
v,nt,th sy OF MAY thousand eight hundred and shy
six on sS7j S. ess IS from Msy "a sS on ss u IRON
Juoe 1885, or lSS ss from June g. 1855 on t<e ~ so7
Ism. 10 1850: OF S3s IS from July 7, 1855 on s7 frrr
July q lsS: on SIS "a from March lass; on eS N frr
Apfil H. 1855 sss7 from May g. lSS ard sTs 10
f.5pm jniy 10 sR-Da.ed New. York Sep, r. 1855.
FIELD sLUYfER, Plaintiffs Astorpsp
ART iarevM 30 q Broadway Nsv-Yerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

i PORT and FALL RIyER-1he splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown leaves New-York
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock
r. and the BAY STATE Capt Jevett, leaves New York
,ysry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81 } o'clock
Pier No r. r., the Battery boEh nachins
AZ Newport essh way
Hereafter will te reFsrded secured say Appi-
cant until ID. amt. shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston 10 orv rded through with ss. dpsteh BY
en- Express Freight Train.
WI BORDEN. Agent, Nos 20 ard Il we.:,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF
IN. Count, Nov notice hereby given 70 a. PsI,oo;
i,yus ss.in MINER c. STORY late OF the City OF
New forh contractor d.essssd 10 present he sane wa
voucher, thereof 20 n. sub. a. HE once No ~ pn
,y,nu. In the Civ OF NewYork before the twenty
IA, 81 e,ob,r n,itDsei York the 2h day OF APPS.
Is5z Isn5 I,v6mMl GEORGE LAW, Ereeutor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From April

NEW-YORK AND ERIE KALKUAD.-Oh
~ ana asr MONDAY April 1857 and until further rsnee
Passenger Trans will leave foot Of Dusnes follows,
DTNKIRK EXPRESS, at $50 m, for DunhirL
BUFFALO EMPRESS, al 80 g. m, for Buffalo.
MAIL At 1850 = m, for Dunkik and BHfAo and insef'
mediate stations Passengers by tLis tain Will remain over
uisht al Emirs, and Tsocesd neat morning. -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, 81 8 p ~, VIA P1efIn0Is FOL
suferu's and intermediate stations.
WAY PASSENGER, st4p M, for Ee"baish, AiaI"'o"n
and iuierme date stations
IMMIGRANT at p m, for Dnni,i AID Basso end Inter.
u eliats stations.
EXCEPTEDh
NIGHT EXPRESS AZ 4:c9 r. m, for Duptirs, every dsy
(eaosp tia: the train Saturday 10 Horseisvile-
Nepcr 10 Bufalo).
NIGHT EXPRESS st $3.50 p NJ, for Buffalo every dsy
Tb.,e Txpr.s Trns connect Enlrs with the ELn'ra
C.nanda ava Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Fans st
Bughautou with the and Brgbsnon Railroad Tor
Corning with Buffalo, Corning, and New YORK
M RoehesteT Of Great h. I'd With Delaware LsosA'
wanna and Westsrn Railroad for Scrantor Of HornesyAle
with the RuHalo ard NcwNoTk City Railroad for buteo sf
Buffalo AID Dunkk With the Lake shore Railroad Tor Csve
land Cin1 nn.t,i, Toledo, Ds'roit. Chicago &c. ,
' HOMER RAMsDELL President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

Tor BOSTON, va NORWICH and WOR-
Il CESTER-Daiy from piei BOT of CoGrt.andt-
=. by he isvor'e amer CONNFCTfCCT Capt, VIM WI.
,o1 on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS and by
the and splendid steam COMMONWEALTH Csp, WI.
liant, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS sni SATURDAYS, 10
Anyn's Point thence By and Handsomely hnised six
whseed for Worcester Boston Providence Law
renee Lowell Nashus Concord White Mountains and every
Other Of New England satsooms BE- engaged BY
applying board, E. s. MARTIN Agea: =: Ms Office,
10: Of Cour.lAuLtst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
~ PASY'S ENPRFSS-GESrRAL OFFICE No rs BEssa-
way, n N-The New York end Ere Ra-lroaa Company
pI, pared - do az ulsE ENpress business
HOMER RAMSDELL, President.
CR.s. A DE- Wrrr snp't EApren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

NEW WIDy-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
N YORK 20 ROCUESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
GYNysEE vALLEY RAILROAD ]. nov pes, and u con'
IN the BLaslo Coming aid Hew-YoEs aud New
Yois aud Erie Railroads frnsA dnect route om New-foIk
q Rothesttr
fo afforded by the wide lenc,E Il by far the mos, dss-
BIZ b.tWc,,l the shovel an, y cities. .
Tickets be procured a. the S'wYors and Erie Railroad
Itch; Ofee, fot o Duaue and No 10 BIZ srsJ a'o IN
jersey City.
BAGGAGE CHECKED though.
Yleishs will b transported tr;wecn NewYork sud Rockies
with disrA.oh. !D.o desired 10 regard therein
be oba.1c BY css Tire enIs PTrEh Agent u The
York I Railroad r! Buildings Z. ). TAPPAN.
EIpress Freight Agent. No. 1873 B!ood"sy
No ao BUGo. Corning l Now iori Nsilfoai on
Sunday. J. =. REDElELD, Sap s.n,c ndoLt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of Nsn.york notice !. hereby SVEN to all per
son. having aims arsns THOMAS SAVAGE l.ts Of West
field EewJeIsey deceased present. the same with vefssr
M rof 10 the abscns-rs the ocs of John Ntchie Ne
Gold st. in Re City Of Eew.ToTi before the ss..A day
September neI-Dsted New York The sixth day OF March
1857 JOHN T. NfTCHIE, Administrator.
mig lswsnlM' EMILY f. SAVAGE AdministrAtrtx-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27
Meeting of School superintendent

"A meeting of superintendent of Common
Schools in Caledonia County was held, pursu.
ant to notice, at St. Johnsbury, on Friday
June 18th, 1857. Rev. a. II. House was
chosen Chairman, and Pliny II. White Secre-
tary. The subject of school books was taken
INTO consideration, and, after discussion. the
following Resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolred, That as the Reading Books now
used III the common schools of this County
have been used for several years. during
which time great improvements have been
made in Reading Books, we consider it de.
slrable that new series should be introdu-
ccd as soon as the same can be done in a
manner that will be satisfactory and will
maintain uniformity
HesoIred. That we recommend thc series
OF Progressive Readers by Town & Iolbrook
as the most suita bic book to be introduced
into the schools in this County, to take the
place of those now in usc when change
shall be effected
H"S"fre|, That we express our cordial an
proval of the series Of Grecnleat"s Arithmetic,
which have been extensively introduced into
the schools in this County within the pas,
year. and consider said series better adaptcd
for our schools than any other within oul
knowledge.
The Secretary was authorized to call future
meetings of Supcrintendcnts whenever they
shall seem desirable.
PIINY II. WHITE. !Secrduyu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27
RELl.EVUE, CALHOUN CO., K r

his town is situated on Cedar Creek. 40 miles
d'e west of Lawrence City Its facilities for build
ing are not eNcelled at another point in the Terri
tory. Limestone, Sandstone and Timber are
Ionaan' beng IN the best timbercd portion of
Kansas. stone Coal is plenty in the immediate
vicinity. The soil is well adapted to tillarc and
grazing purposes; the climate is healthy and 81.
iuorIous as heart can desire. A fine Steam mill
Is IN process of erection. Hotel for the accom-.
modation Of emigrants, and store to SUNNY their
wants are on the ground. Several other buildings
are contracted for Merchants and mechanics of
al al needed kinds are very much need Liberal in
actual settlers ~ all
Z. a. WARD, President, A. P. RANSry Sec-
rotary. Bellevue Association.
Further information may be had bv ADDRESSING
.o.. A. ?. RANNEY,
OF 1.1IlI1 IL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27
THE MAERKTS.
BRIGHTON CATTLE v.pxrr

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Juue Is
At markct-S5' Beef Cattle ~ Stores Il pairs WORKING
oA'h ~" COWS ana Calves l,sU sheep and lambs and
.Nn swine. 49, ~ '
fIr> OF Extra l",n first quality s. $50 second
do $50! third do. 80: ordinary S.
working oAen-Sal'> nj 81 ). loo Us $50
COWS and tavcS-S2l -. 26. g. 81 ~. A. a So
veal talvc>-Si.jn, > t., cash.
Tw" wears old-Sh a II Three wears old 4-as
Sheep and lamt>-EAtra, 50 q a 81; by lot 81 5n 4
$50. - w. gov" i !"
Swiir-Sc retail, "a lee: Fat hogs &c Spring Pigs
II IA lie per III. i7 49,
Hides La SC per Ii. Pclts-25c 500" Tallow-7
krnfk-O"ing (" the large number of Cattle at mar
ht iu inc ttd weather. prices have declined about c
per I"t sheep and Eains are about the same as last
week Swine are high. especially spring pigs.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Junc y
At market 2~S Cattle. about $50 Beevcs and IS S,o-.
consisting OF working Oxen, Cows and Calves E.ar,,
TW" and Three Years Old ' Ar"iiiiss'
frccs-Market Bcc-ENtra $50 10 per cwt. 1s, orr
Sj."0. "''; ofuHarE
Btrrellins Cattc-No Quotations
StofcS-W Working Oxen SG5 l25 oio
,""s ana 4 aiVcs-Sid, a. 81 ca
sheep and lambs!F7 market Prices in ,ots {, 60
Nv; eA.ra and selections. STD "a $50. W. ~
H"ihe-'Io at market. Prices live weigh, : 10 =, CID
'ci J.? 10 l-2c per H. SptcS wholesale oc mo-,
w. '''ii Il !" --c per h. Spring Pigs Iii ~, mar Ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27
MARRIAGES.

FoRsAITH-NEwELI-In Sutton, VT, 10Th inst.
by Rev. r. d. Richardson. Mr.. John F. Forsaith
of Concord, n. H., and Mrs. Alma L. Newell
of Burke.
GrLMAN-BENroS-At Stanstead. June 9th, by
the Rev. j. Hay. Mr. James X. Gilman and
Miss Cynthia H.. second daughter Of L. K. Ben
ton, Esq, all of Stanstcad.
PIERCE-BENToN-Also. at the same time and
place. Mr.. Henry G. Pierce of Stanstead, and
Miss Mary c., third daughter Of l.. X. Benton,
Esq.
MACK-GIIMAN-In Stanstead on the 10th inst.
by the Rev. r. V. Hall. ID. W. Mack, Esq. and
Miss Mary Ann, daughter of Capt. John Gilman.
CHAMBERLIN- RowE11-In North Troy June
llth, by the Rev. II. J. Campbell, AFRO B..
Chamberlin and Sarah +. Rowcll.
RowELI-LUrKIN-In Bradford. June 10th. by
Rev. A. Hitchcock Mr.. Geo. +. ROweli offIavcr-
hill, Mass, and Miss Almira +. Lufkin of Brad
ford.
MANN-SMITH- In Randolph. June 18th, Mr..
VIM. Mann. and Miss Cynthia Smith, both of
West Randolph.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27
DEATHS.

MCMiLLAN-ln this village, June 9th, Duncan
Mcmillan, aged 20 years.
WALDG-In M.thucn, Mass. June g. of con-
sumption. Mr.. Leonard O. Waldo. aged %. for
mcrly of Cabot. this State.
BARBEE-In bradford. June DIST of consumption
Mills d.. son of NJ. o. Barber. Esq, aged Is
Years.
Cr>HMAN-At the Insane Hospital. Brattcboro
Nav u. Matilda Cu>hman. wife of Thcophilu>
CuShnan. late of IIardwick.
BARrILrT-At Lyndon, June 10Th, Mr.. Thomas
Bartlo" aged Sc years.
B'NDY-In LYNDON June 18th. BENJAMIN Bundy
of the Firm Of G. J. & b. Bundy, aged abou,
-i.} wears.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27
Drugs and Medicines.

TlIE subscriber has recently purchased the
Il Apothecary shop at LINDEN owned nv Dr.
ID. y. Trull. where NAV he found full assortment,
OF Drugs and Medicines, Vegetable. Mineral and
Patent. Also.
CHE MI Ills. SURGICAL INSTRT-
MENIS, FANCY ARTICLES,
and in short everything KEEP, in like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with accurac, and
despatch. Medicines. Surgical Instruments and
Books. Medical or Miscellaneous not on hand
will be procured AZ short notice.
u Orders gratefully received and promptly at
tended to. CARPENTER.
Lyndon June Is. lSj-. 3Sf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27

I ELI THAYER'S EMIGRATION StHEMr-Nr
Ihavcrs society have secured the important
manufacturing site at the falls on the Rappa
hammock river at Fredericksburg for improve
mcnt. \ lcttertrom the MAYOR of Frcdcricks
burg conveying to northern capitalists anc
cmlSrants who desire to settle there
assurances Of faternal feeling and cordia
good will. has been published.
= Two physicians of Whvteville. Va.
administered a mixture of chloroform and
ether to boy five years old. on whom they
wished to perform surgical operation, and
he died from its effects almost instantly. \
successful operation.
% The medical college at Philadelphia
conferred degrees. last week, upon seven fe-
males and twelve males
- The Michigan Central railroad runs
the quickest train of cars in this country,
occupying only nine hours between Chicago
and Detroit, distance of 1872 miles, including
ten stops.
= The Alta California estimats that more
than fifteen millions Of gold now lie buried
in the ground in various parts of that state ::
secreted solely for safe keeping. The miners
have no confluence in any other "banks than
these
p At the recent city election in Buffalo.
MIR: Clapp. editor of the Express, was drag
ged from the polls by band of democratic
rutfians. and was Rocked down, kicked and
stamped upon until some of his friends came
to the rescue.
- a man near Utica sends 200 frogs
weekly to an Albany restaurant Stalled
frogs are advertised in the Sandusky, Ohio,
papers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27


named Edgar, at Lexington, Ky, last week.
and finally shot him twice. both balls taking
effect; the man is reported to have died. and
Clay has fled from the state.
~ Col. Fremont is about to sail for Cali
fornia, to look after his Mariposa claims
Mrs. Fremont will sail for Europe on
Saturday.
y a few nights since. a family in Charles
ton, 5. G.. was saved from death by fire.
through the piteous "cries of a domestic cat. "
by which they were awakened from deep
sleep. at the dead of night The fire was
designed, it is believed to destroy the whole
family. who barely escaped with their lives.
~ DR.. W. Bird Powell has been writing
book III which he says of tcmperaments
that the sanguine man is physical perfection
"a toy for the laelics-tie creature of folly.
extravaganza. and dissipation the bilious
man is the only great one ; the lvmphatic
is a disgusting sack of humors and the
melanchollc Is poor. gloomy, miserable.
4lvcr-dis"ascd wretch, whom it would be a
mercy to dispatch.
TIE NEW CEST.-"Dogc" has discovered
a ncr sense in which the ncw cents are a
nuiSancc-thc bird looks like acarrier pigeon
on various mew sceutS, bearing news hcuce /:
but then as he is one seat. it is Il proper
device for c1tc cs,tt
- Two more ofthc Baltimore plug uglics
wounded at Washington have died. Poor
fools to throw themselves in so bad cause.
- Some say the comet is due the 18Th :
Others say the 18th. ard others still find IA
small error of a hundred years in the cacula-
ton. this putting the spectacle out of sight
CT the present generation. The principal
question to be solved practically. when it
does come. is. will the tail be broken smack
off or driven in. for it has the bad manners
to come tail-iirSt. rs we understand
There is on exhibition at Manchester. y.
H.. an eight weeks calf that weighs $50
EounGS. Ii is o! the Dudlev breed Of Penn
broke, and belongs to Mr. Head Of IIook<rtt.
II is of a bright bay color. without a white
hair on it. wei! proportioned, strong. l;,cl,
and handsome. 1t is quite intelligent, steps
into :; box to be weighed. and scenes fond
Of company. Crowds call to see i. some
coming '''S ''>''''cc>'
\ PAINFUL E.rr>vrufxr-W have
't. ,I :, f'''1"'G IN" cc"'h OF seven children
" ''!' i''': - ,iUIcii'n: OF ctI'I'n. Illinois.
i''','o'i! "i '":h' I'' ne ''fayNll H"Gf'
,'''''''''S al '''''UIl! OF me '!&h'h. dangn-
Ter seven years ola; "Nnin few weeks
'n' parents nave N"IIco tiSht out OF ME.
al from scarlet 'tNtf'
Furry pn,r Oc.,
~, ,,,,,rI V, '''' v VI ~, La
l,,r,,.s s"oJ '''i,' "I sven . "1 i,''i
.,all' l,,,I >,',, III ''lo''"" j.; Inc l''i.
n~J;v.r,, H., al i'N' 'i'o:, '
rrcrn c,nr T'n ~. :? "':. , "'''i'' IA
come from .Jaua,.- W,g,v .y.u..,I
-" :'"'i,c people TURN up 'hcf noses at
,'n'.S> III ''i'> "'fr"' as Il 'hev were IN tAc
''"i' oi A''l'i'S company with better one
- please sir" said = beurar 70 ScroouS.
the othc~ dav. "couldn't Won Give li,tlr
something's I'm brcll-lav bnt had bad
fall. when at work at my bn>;nc>. and have
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27

e We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of DIR. BROWNE
in to-day's paper The Doctor has dissolved
his connection with DIR. HoYT in the Drug
business Oh Railroad Street. and Will now
give his whole attention to his profession
For young man DIR. B. has had good advan-
tagcs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-27
Special Notice.

A PROMPT settlement of all demands in favor
~ of J. P. BANCROFT, and NEWELL & RI.
CROFT is requested. This notice is Imperative. as
Dr. Is. Is about to move out CT the State. The de.
nianas will be found in the hands of Mr.. p. Hay
Building sa.s