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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02
The Pocket Directory!

ATTENTION., EVERYBODY!! -!
other classes of city and vicinity
spectfuy informed that the
NEW ORLEANS MERCHANTS DIARY AND GUIDE
complete and ready for delivery Office at L. Gal
CTS MUSIC STORE 80 Camp street.
Booksellers Country Merchants and Others supplied at low
n-Ca if you would copy Price for
binding 81; plain binding, so cents. $50 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

WHITE CHINA DINNER
SETS.
WHITE CHINA TEA SETS.
PLATES, CUPS AND SAU-
GERS.
DISHES, SOUP TUREENS.
COVERED DISHES, FRUIT
BASKETS.
SALAD BOWLS, &C., ALL
BEST FRENCH CHINA.
GILT BAND DINNER SETS
a.. :. TOILET :.
=. :. TEA :.
WHITE STONE CHINA DIN
NER SETS.
WHITE STONE CHINA TEI
SETS.
WHITE STONE CHAMBE,
SETS.
GILT STONE CHAMBER
SETS.
WHITE STONE CUPS. SAU
GERS AND PLATES.
DISHES, EWERS, BASINS
CUT GLASSWARE.
ENGRAVED GLASS WARE
PLAIN AND MOULDED
GLASS.
HALL LAMPS.
And a great variety of othet
delivered free in any part of L
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Tobacco! Tobacco!


w. VAN BENTHUYSEN &; CO.,
90 GrayIer street.
We wold call the of City and Country Trade
stock of
FACTURED TOBACCO,
direct from the manufacturers, complete and which
there is being ma1e daily additions, which offer
modang terms The following a portion of the brands
in
POUNDS AND HALF POUNDS.
Crumpton's, Walthall. Flora Temple,
Napoleon, Gem of Cafof'a, Leftwich Cross,
Four Aces, Medal, Victoria,
Gold Leaf Strawberry, Madison,
Nectar, Othelo, Constellation,
Olive, Eureka, Jackson
TWISTS AND PANCAKES.
Game Cock. May Apple Old Virginia,
Strawberry, Rough & Ready, Jenny Lind,
Nectar, Sweet Bunns, Figs.
FIyES AND TENS.
Madison, r. r. Moss, Won Arsdale,
jackson, r. H. Moss, Farmer,
Mitchell, Staber, Murrell,
j. j. White.
With various other brands and different styles of SMOKING
TOBACCO, in Bales B JXes and Papers.
Also, Agents for favorite brands of
Bourbon and MOnongahela Rye Whisky,
VIRGINIA NECTAR WHISKY, AND APPLE & PEACH
o26 2pMoJal BRANDY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

Il MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1857.
- Thanks to MI. Morgan, Of Exchange Place,
FOR copy 81 Frank Leslie's illustrated paper. It is
full Of spirited pictures and entertaining reading
matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

The Commissioner Of Election at each poll, in
respective precincts, are required by law to
appont two clerks and are authorized to administer
70 them prescribed by the Goth article Of the
1titntion. Hes laws Or 1866, section 10. M
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Martins Self Weighing Carts.

From after the first of November will have in ope
ration the above
PATENTED STRENGTHENING CARTS.
These Carts W EIGH THEIR OWN LOADS at the door Of
the consumer, and are
Correct to n Fraction!
knowing their weight by getting top Of
load Of coal into empty cart viii be convinced
that the
SELF WEIGHING CART Is NO HUMBUGt
All Coal delivered with these Carts will be sold invariably by
the in-Pittsburg and English Camel, well Anthracite
But parties preerring to purchase by the barrel will be
piled the usual the regular prices of all dealers
throughout the city.
Our stock of ANTHRACITE COAL is much larger and
riey greater flor the several purposes which these Goals
adapcd other in the ciyall Of which will be
sold at prices satisfactory to the consumer, by
SPENCER FIELD & CO.,
OF 2plA corner Camp and Girod streets
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CG1pcttsg
FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
WINDOW SHADES
WINDOW CORNICEs
EL TABLE Il PIANO COVERS.
III. T,ERE7 ZOpp- Px7ZCES
FOR CASH.
I'D. CAMERON & CO.,
NJ 2p6t No. l24 Canal street.
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Pierso,,. Hnrr,sou s. Co.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS N 0,

coFaEh Or MAGAZINE AND CANAL STREETS, N. Q.
O
%g N
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coats
coats =
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coats %
coats f
Sin coats M
~ overcoa.s
al overcoats
overcosts
oyercoats
oyercoats d. I......
overcoats
Eu overcoats
overcoats
overcoats-overcoa's
overcoats-overconts
overcoats-overcoats
observation-disclosures
overcoats-ov ercoats
neutrality-suspicious.
overcoas-overcoas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
overcoas-overcoats
Observation-Disclosures
overcoRs-overcoats-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oyercoats-ovsrcoats-o
acknowledgements
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ovcrcoats-ovsrcoats-overco
Observation-Disclosures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES acknowledgements
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oyercoats-svercoats- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ts-overcosts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ats-overcoats
acknowledgements Observation-Disclosures
neutrality-suspicious.
acknowledgements ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
acknowledgements ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEW FALL sCLoTIIN%. go:
PERSON, HARRISON &c CO.,
corner of Canal and Magazine streets.
PRICES no Srzz. zzrk: zzaxES!
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
COLD CLOTH and CASHMERE HAYMARKEr COATS.
SUPER FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DOESkIN
TAI.MAs OPERA COATS AND CIOAKs.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS,
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, UNDERSTANDS,
And
General Furnishing Goods.
All articles well and offered VERY LOW PRICES,
wholesale and retail Country merchants and citizens
n.y., M aplt ' PIERsON, HARRISON & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

Southern Furniture HTrn1'erOOaass
CHARLES A. STEW ART,
at Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Ne,c Orleans
Has Just received from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRS and BEDSTEADS in ed
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
emprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
NJ 2p6t6ltW III and l73 Canal street.
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Plantation Clothing! Blankets!

Plantation Clothing! Blankets!
etc, etc., etc.
The subscribers have in store large supply Of PLANTA
TION CLOTHING, just opened, consisting Of
Kersey MONKEY JACKETS and PANTS
Red, Blue and Gray FLANNEL SHIRTS.
HICKORY SHIRTS.
Womeps FRoGKS, JOsEYS and SHIRTS.
White and Gray BLANKETS.
WOOL SOCKS and CAPS.
Black and White WOOL HATS and Glazed HATS.
N. Borders addressed will carefully attended to-
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and GO Canal street,
NJ 2pWeFr<W Of Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

III ~. Those who die Of Com
ah1y themselves of neslecg slight cold caugt
either BY vet feet the weather. such simple
would but carry bottle of Woodlands Cherry
Expecsorant about with part Of the hababe globe
circumstance Of change climate how sudden
the transition from wet to dry from to cold your body
would BE- fortified and valuable lives would be spared
Coughs, Colds Influenza Dyspepsa and all Paimon
ary afIectons. 81 NJ 2plt&ItW
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Q. Q. IY,aAlsssad s Co,

CORNER OF PoYDRAs AND oARoNDELET STREETS,
GREAT BARGAINS
-IN-
D RY G. o o d S
Bought during the PANIC the North, for cash. Also
ceiving daily from Agents. Goods bought at
\ Great Sacrifices!
l6 yards WHITE COTTON for. 10
at &c., worth ..--........y 10
PRINTED CALICoEs at l0c, worth. ,........... l2h
FINE GINGHAMS at &c., worth .................. Is
s0oIoRED MERINo DRESSES at 81 50, worth 90
FINEFRENCH +. at$s 80, ......6s Is
ROBE A'ouILLE at$4, IS, IS and SO.
The style Of DRESS GOODS much under the regular
prices. se
ALL WOOL PLAIDs at &c., worth 75c,
at size, Soc.
LINEN CAMBRIc HANDKERCHIEFs at 75c per dozen,
worth 81 50. 4
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERcHIEFs at 81 50, worth s..
WHITE MARsEILLEs QUILTS, 81 80, worth y g.
.. 80 90, IS 20.
REMNANT RIBBONS, zoe, worth 4oc.
BLACK SILK, 75s, worth ST.
FANCY SILKS 5Oc., worth 49, ..
=. 75c, worth 81 o.
ST. worth 81 80.
GOOD HOSIERY, 1oc per pair
HOUS SEX e e PING GOODS, %.
In every variety.
Di'NN AAis' ''' BED coMFoRTERs all sizes
hotels and Steamboats, supplied.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS, at one-hird less
than their value.
LINEN GOODS,
sHEETINGs.
SHIRTINGS, ..-...
TOWELS
DAMAsKS,
NAPKINS and
TABLE CLOTH
40 per cent. less than customary prices.
Observation-Disclosures
The best the CITY, comprising all of the
est and most w.
DEsIRA Able STYLES.
JACoNET SETS at 75c. and up.
CULTURE SETS
HoNIToN SETS,
vALENcIENNEs SETS.
.. Also
COLLARS of the same
EMBROIDERED BANDS,
every price.
Laces-Lnces.
yALENCIENNEs,
GUIPURE and
RICH SILK ROBES at so, worth $50.
.. :. SIS, $40
Take advantage Of this opportunity to buy goods There
\ plenty Of money in the country, and more coming
Many goods offering at nehalf the cost Of i'm
portation
| p0'',' C. C. WAYLAND & CO.,
| NJ 2p3t Poydras and Carondeet sts
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Particles for the Mutton.

81 :. ~ - ...zl -
- HN3aeL1eS Tor LRe sMttGtOns
~
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE WORLD!
5H.
House EstabAished IN 1885.
DYr,,,,
%. IIfF I'll, 4
Importer and Dealer in all kinds of
FRENCH ENGLISH AMERICAN GERMAN a CHINESE
Fl
<n.c. Des.
~ 7.-rf No. 122 CANAL STREET. X
Has now open for the inspection Of his old friends and Gus
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~ --I- - "
We reduced the prices Of CLOTH FRoCKS to Is
per cent Call them before purchasing elsewhere
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
ee- 81 Magazine street
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We have reduced the prices of COATS all
kinds per Call and examine them before pur
chasing elsewhere. ALFRED MUNRoE 4 CO.,
"a Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

- For Second Justice of the Peace-yNe
authorized 70 announce CHARLES v JoNTE as an indie
pendent candidate for Second the Peace for The
Orleans the election to be held hrst Monday in
Nosembernext
The District bounded BY Canal and julia streets the River
and the Lake. Il ga, OF Cote
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E,s1Csss- Hat-iCag.

Ny hrst Il nan1s II the old fashioned kind
We mover meet now. but in pictures may and,
who scornins sarth's Weaknesses looked but above,
Doing no deeds bat Kindness and love
Nv seccnd's The name Of monarch whose life
3 Was routine Of merriment rather than strife IS;
v A name that 10 common with men low and high,
And OK, with my drst, on maps meets the eye.
Nv third is article useful to wear,
May always be seen wherever men are;
Though comfort It's purpose, there's beauty about 1t,
And dreadful would be condition without it.
Ny fourth Il city-a grand rendezvous
or ali that Is lively, and all that is new;
A center where trade in mighty tide swells,
A mart Ger which fashion in dignity dwells,
Ny whole Is the place Of all places whereof
man may purchase him beautiful hat;
Where JoHNsroN the halter, prime fayorite with all,
VIII explain this enigma to and to all.
DC. JOHNSTON,
st. Charles Hat Emporium,
ST. CHARLES STREET,
~ 2p6t Under the St. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

On Sunday the lst inst II 10 o'clock A. n. Mrs
RET PRlESrLEY, aged 50 yeazs
Her friends and shoss ii her b Camden and
John Bcn are invited to attend funeral This Day. at
O'Clock p NJ from the residence The latter No s Maya
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Youths, Boys and CIsildre,s's
C l. O r FL N G.

Youths, Boys and ChiLdre,e's
HING.
r. NGALAED Is CO.,
Nos. So and 60 Canal street, corner of Old Levee.
The subscribers have just received large and varied stock Of
CLOTHING Youths, Boys and Children, consisting of
Boys and Chidens sATINET SUITS atached-Iight Gray
and Steel Mixed.
Youths, Boys and Chdren's SATINET PANTS and JACK
ETs-Lght Gray and Steel Mixed
Youths and Boys BLACK CLOTH FROCR COATS.
Youths and Boys PALETOTs, sACs, RAGLANs ToGAs
etc, etc.
Children's SACS RAGLANS, TOGAS, etc.
Youths aud Boys TALMAS.
Boys, and Childrens LAMARTINE TALMAs.
Youths and Boys CASHMERE, SATIN, SILK and VEL
- VET VESTS.
Youths Boys and Chdren's CASHMERE PANTS with side
stripes .. -s
Childrens VELVET FLY JACK FITS handsomely trimmed.
Children's FANCY CLOTH FLY JACKETS handsomely
trimmed
The whole Of their Youths Boys and Chdrens stock of
CLOTHING is got up in the tasty manner
the best assorted offered in this city will sold
LOW PRICES.
F. MALARD & CO.,
NJ 2pMoWeFr&W Of Canal and Old Leyee Streets
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House Furnishing Goods,

For sale by
SAMUEL. r.. MOORE, e, CO.,
No. 40 CAMP STREET
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Will explain THIS enigma 10 one anu 70 I'll.
DC. JOHNSTON,
st. Charles Hat Emporium,
ST. CHARLES STREET,
~ 2pst Under the St. Charles Hotel.
GiqsseI 3 Jns,sssOH,
l6 AND IS ..cHARTREs STREET,. AND IL
subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and
the public that thsy have taken the building
No. 16 Chartres street.
in addition to the already occupied by e and having
thereby considerably enlarged their establishment,
THEY ARE NOW PREPARED
To present the same
ONE OF THE MOST SPACIOUS AND CoMMoDIoUs OF
THE SOUTH.
Having By their preparations been delayed in opening
their Goods, they will offer
On Monday, the a6th inst.
LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
E~lI %DDahS.
sREcE1VED BIZ LATE ARRIEALs FROM EUROPE
AND THE NORTH
They consist, in part Of
STRIPED, PLAID AND BAYADERE SILKS.
MARCELLINEs AND FLoUNCEs.
SILK AND COTTON vELyETs.
PLAIN FIGURED DE LANES.
s MUSLIN DE LAME DRESSES.
PopLINs AND vALENCIAs.
JAcoNET 4 vALEN. COLLARS.
yALENGIENNEs SETS
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERcHIEFs.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHIEFs
JACoNET AND SWISS EMB'D BANDS.
JACONET 4 SWISS EDGINGs INsERT'Gs.
r,rpporpEppD cEJpTc
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Flesh Family Groceries.

DOHAN of Thalia and Dryades begs leave
inform and the public that he has inst
received fresh supply Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
Of every description which he WILL usual sell at the LOW
EST MARKET PRICES. go 2p6t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

English Cas.peting.
TODD s&s co.,
No. 100 CANAL STREET Royal street,
Are receiving direct from the celebrated mandatory of
John Crosey Sons England splendid stock Of RICH VEL
VET, TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS
CarpetinS,
Which will be sold Low.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
On hand large of New Designs 10 wide
superior quRlity-cut to suit apartments.
TO DID Il CO.,
40 Canal street, near Royal, Touro Buildings
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
DAMASKS, DE LANES AND BROCATEILES.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
CORNICES, CURTAIN BANDS AND PINS.
CENTER TASSELS, LOOPS, GIMPS, etc.
All of which will be sold IS per lower than before
offered a
Go TODD Il CO.,
100 Canal street, near Royal
OPT 2p5t Touro Buildings.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-20
MARRIAGES.

DoE-CnIC KEENG-ln Lawrence, Mass. .1pril
10Th. by Rev. j. Hall. Mr. a W. Doe, of Law;
renee. and Miss Ann Eliza Chickcrinc, Of Dam
vile. Vt.
EASTNAN-WILLEY-In San Francisco. Califor-
nia April 3oth. by Rev Mr.. Cutler, Mr.. Thorn
as 5. Eastman. Of Concord y. H., and Miss
cynthia y. Wiley, formerly of Danyillc.
tURKEi-SCEIBNER-In Pcacha1n, June ID ,t
the residence of Mr.. David Currier by Rev. \.
I. ASpinwall, Mr.. George Curricr and Mis-,
Mary Conner. both Of Cabot.
SHATTHcK-MUSGEE-A At Aliens Grove. Wis
consn. May 18th, by Rev. n d. Graves. Mr.. A.
pert ". Shatturk. formerly of Danyiilc. and
Miss hate Munger. of Clinton, Wisconsin.
BAILEY-EAToN-In Montpelier, June Sth. by
Rev II: p Cushing. Mr. Charles W. Bailey. Of
Montpelier and Miss Olive s. Eaton. of Elmorc.
AIKEN WEsToN-ln Randolph, June lst, by
Kcv }. SWEET, Frederick \. Aiken. Esq. of the
burlington Sentinel, and Miss Sarah Oliyia
Weston, daughter of Hon. +. Weston.
FRENCII-STEoNG-ln Glover, on the llth inst
by Rev. \. W. Scott. Mr.. J. y. French. to Mis-
Ann L. Strong, all of Glover.
W1LsoN-CLARK-In Greensboro, June 9th. bv
Rev. J. ?. StCnc, Mr.. Royal Wilson. of Crafts
bury. and Miss Catherine l.. Clark, of Green's
bOrO.
fE>iRE"--DECCE-In Feachanl. June 49, lv
Rev. \. Boutelle, Mr.. Nelson H. Rcnfrew, to
Miss Helen Bruce, all of Peacham
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-20
TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,.

GRoroN.-Joathan McCumher, 1893 Jcs-
Sc Heath. 1SO4-1SOS; jeremiah Hidden.
lS09-lSlO; Jesse Heath, lS11-1Sl2: Pc
ter MIacklin. 1Sl3-1Sl6; James Renfrcw.
lSl1-lSlS; Peter M'Lacklin, 1Sl9-lS2O:
David Vance. 1Sol-lS22; Peter MI.ackln.
1923; David Vance, 1924 Peter NI1.ackln.
1925; David Vance. 1926; Septimus La
'hrop. 1927 David Vance, lS2S-lS29; Pc
Ter MLacklin. 1880; David Vance, 1881
1888; John Darling. Jr., 1884; Isaac y.
Hall. 1S3j-1S36; John Darling, 1885,
1898; Isaac y. Hall, lS39-lS4O; Jonathan
WEIGH, 1911 lisp; Hugh Dunn, 1913
Moses Buchanan, 1914: Jonathan Wech
iSl3; Moses Buchanan, 1916; james Rem
irew. Jr.. 1878: Daniel Coffrin, 1861 Robert
+. Goodwin, iS5l~~lS53; YIN. Mclaughlin.
lSj4-lSj6.
H,RDwTCK.-Paul Spooner, l797-l799;
Levi Goodrich, 1SOO-lSO3; Samuel French,
iN"i-iSG6: Mark Norris. 1907: AMOS Ear
~, lSO9-iSl0; Alpha Warner. ISL
1912; Amos futile, 1913 isis Joel Whip
pic. 1917; Joshua Cutler. 1873: Levi Good
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Che Californian.
MASS STATE CONVENTION.

The people Of the State of Vermont, without rc-
gard to past political differences or divisions wbo
arc opposed to the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise. to the policy of the present Administra-
'ion' 10 the extension of Slavery into the Terrific
mes IN favor OF the admission of Kansas as a
free State. and restoringthc action of the Federal
Government to the principles of WASHINGTON
and JEFrERSoN. arc invited to meet in Convcn-
Won at Burlington. on Wednesday, the lst dav of
July next at 10 o'clock. y. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for Governor. Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer. and the transaction of
other business deemed necessary
II. G. ROOT.
II. II. BANTER.
A. T.. JUDEVINE, State Com.
ALEX. RIDDLE,
GEO. WARDNER,
June 9, 1851 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-20
Religious Intelligence.

Key. Geo. Carpenter, late pastor of the
baptist Church in Scituate, Mass, has become
pastor of the Baptist Church in Manchester
Vt.
Key. Moses Marston, graduate of Mid
diebury College, has been engaged to preach
to the Cniversalist Society in South Wood
stock, Vt, for the coming year.
The kcene (N. H. Sentinel, mentions
the placing in the Unitarian church, in that
village. new organ, built by Hook & Co..
Boston. which cost 81 OO0
The society of Rev. d. S. Storrs cfBrain-
tree, has just dedicated new and beautiful
church, costing $4,000. DR.. Storrs has been
pastor of the society for forty-six years. being
now in his list year. His son, Richard S.
Storrs, Jr.. of Brooklyn, y. Y. preached the
dcdicatory sermon.
The Wyandottc Indians around Quinda-
70, Kansas, have subscribed and paid in $50
tor the erection of a new church in that place.
The amount was obtained without trouble in
single day. They removed from Ohio to
Kansas in 1871.
The annual convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in this State was in session
on Wednesday and Thursday. June Sd and
ith, IN st. Paul's Church in Burlington. We
understand that all the clergy of that dcnom-
nation in the State, with two exceptions. were
present. and the delegations from all the par
l>hes were very full
On Wednesday, May 9th. an Ecclcsiasti
cal Council, called by the Congregational
church i'll Cutting>,illc. VT. ordained Mr..
Edward Ba>>ctt as an evangelist. The con-
SreSatlon is made up OF several denamina-
tons. Congregationalists, Baptists and Meth
odistS, who unite in sustaining Christian in
situations, no orc denomination being able
alone to sustain 4 minister.
KEY. Warren Lincoln has closed his la
bors in Chicopcc. Mass. and has entered IN
on his duties as pastor Of the Baptist church
III Bennington. Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-20

FIFTY WoEKMEN KILLED IN ! Trv<r1 -
y terrible accident happened in the cxcava-
ton of the railway tunnel at IIaucnstcin. in
Switzerland one day the last of May. The
tunnel suddenly fell III. and almost the whole
Of the lahorcrS who were at that moment at
work were either crushed to death or stifle,l.
About fifty are believed to have persisted.
NEW PATENT-Ihc man who made an i'm
preston on the heart of coqucttc has taken
out patent for stone cutting.
- It appears BY the census of Ireland
that the old Irish language is going out Of
use. Less than one fourth of Tie people can
speak it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-20

LETTER FROM EoRfH CARoIINA-FAyErrEyIlIr n G.,
March 1850. Dr.. Seth ". Fowle. Dear For two
past have been less troubled with ci1p,
During the past year WIS taken with severe pain in the
lett side, accompanied by very bad cough and raising
OF blood. probably quart or more IN addition to this
sweat prosclv al night. which induced me p. anuIy to a
physician. but received no permanent benefit. then
procured bottle of Wistar's BalSam Wild Cherry
which seemed To nave the desired effect conti ned TO
use it, and my appetite. which had been very poor re-
turned. dd with il my strength was restored After TAX
ing tour bottles was completely cured ana have eioycd
Sn"f health ever since. DAVID r. BELL.
The editor Of the North Carolinian Chccrfuly testiies
to his knowledge OF the truth 81 Mr. Bells statement In
regard 10 the efficacy of the HaSanl.
None eenliin" unless signed l. BITS the wrapper
&C. BinEhan at 81 J"hII>iury. and for sale iiy al
* il IL. it'd fnfrs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-20

CLEMENr-In Lyndon. May Goth Mary Ellen.
daughter Of John \. and Hannah Clement. aged
IL years and months
WATEKMAN-At Greensboro. Nav 81, Mai. Loring
+. Waterman, aged 40 years. s months and II
days He native of Johnson but spent
most of his carly years at Montpelier. where his
aged father now resides. For the last y wears
he has resided III irccnshoIo.-a successful mer-
chant. and an influential citizen. He leaves 4
widow and two sons to mourn his sudden de
parture. May the Friend of the widow and ia
therlcsS sustain them. CON-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-20
OLD BOURBON Whisky
PIT Up BY
WILSON, FAIRRhNK &, CO..
MEDICINAL PURPOSES,

G i" attain IL" desired Object Of placing before thc
pubic r"l,hr article" h;>r spared neither ;r. nor
i' ~, ana ne ii"~ ul"u which place th, ,irtuo
81 oar " '>Nt l. Tor Hit'V"r PURPOSES the prr. i ia-
NY may be ,"nIiiei" that Ili> i, citirelv free. rrnr
aiN aullliCrdt"ii Whatever.
i> purity 'tii'i ir questioned. Thorough ANALYSIS,
i> pee lHi'I a. " Ill i Il, referring t. tl. t,l,w
M ''iii' ate "'IH III which accompanies ca,l. bottle.
SriTr ASS,YsI'> Orrrcr
=, - y i'irf>ct 81. II, ,;ni Nav p
"s>>RS- li>">. / .ikRs>E.N to: trut.rn"-I have
i' 'h'iii''i ANALYSIS ri tie SAMPLES ii Bourbon his
NY N"n NJ I" searching theta drugs aIul;rroIiu
ana nav l" INFORM N"u t:., the Samples Wills
ny ar ice il"m any a!Hlt"ra'iuI> and do not c,,,,
any - >i'"> az ) iri"I matters hence ar. sui, l,
i' ' "Nil'i Use Respectfully Your "r,ii'nt >-ry nj
CHARLES T. JACKSON. NJ D.
SIiTE A>sAyER.
In order I" Pre- Vct deception. observe that the fac sim
ne 81 The >l-aIur" If covers tie, cork Of every
'"'''; Without tni> protection hole Is genuine.
i a'"N pat M i'll quart and pint hoti- and IS f,r
sale II al iru-->t>. " "
"l'>i'N. FAlKHt\k 1 co. Wh,'..>ii,. Drr-ri...
VS. san - Hanover street Boston To W HON all ar
''rS i-r i" a.;:r>'- FIR sale hl Dr.-ci,s .ricrallv