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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-01

A CHILD on THE ETERNAL FITNESS or
THINGs.-Mr. P.'s little daughter came run
ming to her aunt one day saying, Aunt Kate,
little Matte has swallowed a hutton !" See
ing her terror, her aunt calmly replied, "Well
what good vih that do her ?" Said the child
very seriously, mot any good as ] sec, unless
she .tOyyVotrg u button hole r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-01

Of the difference Of opinion as 10 which is
best Of the different systems, As to potato
culture, the one-eye system is applicable 10
light and heavy soils GERALD liowArr
NertoH, New Jersey.--- CouHry Gentleman,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-01
Inn PRINTING.

a,., Printing establishment wac never in better
.rIIiiau thau now, aud increased attention viii
i, r.,,u to this branch ~ busucrs. We kecp
-.r,tauuy uu hand Paper and Gard einrk hnh are
.. Grrrsrrd ~ print Hsudhlls Programme,
4r,ti.p EU4, Hlll IirRd7 iHbrls, Cirrularsr husi-
,,', aud wedding Cards, SO. Sc, a. sh0U notice,
'OUIrr. b, mail will be- carefully attended 90, aud
a.. ,s.fl nrurfhrd with drsU1frh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-01
AN EPIGRAM.

\ lovc-sick young pair who had only dollar
To pay the priest for conjugal collar,
Were told by the parson, His regular fec,
For marry fhg people was always n W
Nay then, quoth the swain, good parson, now
80 come,
A dollar, I'm sure, ought 90 marry us some;
lis all hive got; you can take IL, you know,
And marry as far as the money will go Post.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-01

A CURosiTY.-A knot from the board a
man paid twenty shillings week for
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-13


the doctrines of that bill were Grst an
noGnced. he was IN no country at all.
Great laushtet
| shall not follow the argument Of the
Senator from Illinois, although in my
Judgment 1t Is proper subject for crili>
cism. | take il that when senator who
has long labored Ia the Democratic cause
with such distinction, aud has rendered
service so valuable, has announced doc.
tfiue which is utterly ut variance with what
be has hitherto during his political lie m
nounced his course IS proper subject Of
criticism. When the announcement OF
which have spoken WAS made IN the Ser
ate. 1t was not dome with respect, bat wha,
was the moiiye' What was TIE cause |
arraicn no mans motives. hsye no
doubt he Senator had sufficient cause aud
u proper motive . but am now speaking
Of tho fact lie charge. the President with
having violated the doctrines of the Nan,
saa bill. Now. let Va see what arc the
doctrines Of tina, tiii As ! have stated,
they are that tho people OF each Ietfitor,
shah have the right to form aud regulate
their domestic institutions in their own way.
What dnes the hill mean when It says they
shall do thI, ain Their own way hat
they shah do il as they please. not as sen
atnr Douglas p,eases. not rs auy other nisn
pleases but ss they themselves see hi
What wa. the hr.t -tgp towards the cree.
ton OF a State GpveruMeuN To form
Constitution. How did they proceed
ihe Territorial Legislature granted the
authority Tor Convention. The election.
were ordered hy the iogi.iniure / lie
elections were b.id the Convention was
constituted; q aclei and Us product VAS
the Constitution ol which 80 much has
been said. Il is no. material. what there 10
ia that Constitution. because that i qne.,
ton which the Federal tougtes. Will settle
when it,comcs there. Il that Constitution
contain nothing anti republican in it. char
actor. noihjug that is against the Federal
Constitution, !, i. then simply thst kind Of
Consultation which it has been cn,tamnfy
to frame. aud which after IN i, ia the form
nf a petition which toe people have tigh,
to present
IhatIs what the, have done. Now Sen.
slar Douela, SAYS they have not submitted
that Constitution 70 av0te Of the people
Tho ever sad they must submit IL Who
dared 10 ga, they must submit /, to vote
Of the peop'ci Senator Douglas himself
put no .uch provision in bis bill No sn,
aeuncemenl Of auy such thun WAS made
except y Governor NbScr. nh, declsee1
hat 10 WINS biz drsife +, s5uuli he sHbmifcd
Hat WAS univ GRANTED on Lis pat. tie
bad uo more tight to 70 thrre mud aay tie
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-13
y Il I. T. 4 II
WILLIAM II. WHITE.
Of ,nnsylvania,

At THE MASS MEETING At PHILADELPHIA,
on THE 2sTH Of DECEMBER. 10 ENDORSE
THE MESSAGE o. rRE~lDlNr BUCHANAN
~ RELATION 10 KANSAS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-13
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ms removed to N1r-ia.l, ui "'l p'',,-
| dr. medicine 30 connection ~lh P' y
u
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..l..ra.sn county, refas, vl.i practice u
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4 fedora, cous!s al lNier. J-n u" -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-13
Law Gard.

NCo lane. lYorneg at Lac, M"fsH"i''
! Harrison county, Texas
September D, 1890.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-13

II rIoI'Gu. Attorney al Lalr- MIR
J . shall, Harrison Co, leN'N'
d. Oa.ee IN the 10" ct bui'dihg' ''''
Pub'tc Square.
Sept. 4. 1888,
, 1858-02-26
UdOIpho WOlic's SchHapps,

4 medical diet drink, Of eminently salutary oualt
ties, manufactured by himself exclusively at bis ar
tory at Schiedam, in Holland.
1t is made from the best barley that can be selected
in Europe, with the essence OF an aromatic Italian
berry, of acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal
properties. 1t has long since acquired higher renp
tatOn, both in Europe and America, than any Other
diuretic beverage.
| In Gravel, Cont and Rheumatism in oLstructiors
Of the Bladder and Kidneys, and in General DEBILITY
its effects are prompt decided and invariably relis
BILE and 1t is not only remedy for these maladjee
but in oil cases In which they produced by drink
ing bad water, which is almost universally he
cause OF them, it acts as a sure preventative.
The distressing effect upon the stomach bowels
and bladder, Of travellers residents, and ali
persons unaccustOmed to them, produced by the
waters of nearly all great inland rivers like the
Ohio, Mississippi aud Alabama, from the large ouan
tity OF decayed vegetable matter therein contained
in state OF solution is well known, is also that Of
the water of limestone regions, in producing Gravel
Calculi and Stone in the Bladder. THE AROMATIC
| ISCHlEDAM SCHNAPPS is an absolute corrective Of
these injurious properties Of bad water and copsr
quently prevents the diseases which they OCCASION
1t is also found to be and preventative Of Fever
and Ague, disease caused by the eonjont Effects Of
vegetable malaria in the atmosphere and vegetable
putrescences in the waters of those districts in which
it principally prevails.
THE AROMATIC ScHlEpAM ScnSAPrs is CONSEQUENT
y In great demand by persons travelling. about 10
settle in those parts OF the country, especially as well
as by many in every community, where it has become
known on account Of its various other remedial prop
ert.es,
In all cases of Dropsical tendency. it is generally
the only remedy required, when adopted in the early
stages OF the disease.
In dyspepsia maladies, when taken in proper guam
titles. as diet drink, and especially at dinner il is
found, by uniform experience, to be eminenty efica
ciOus in the most obstinate cases. when even the best
of the usual remedies have failed to afford than
temporary relief In cases Of Flatuency it Is an i'm
m fnwa 10
, 1858-02-26

Ra- The Methodists, as denomination
are making war upon the habit of using
tobacco, and no candidate to the ministr9
is 10 be licensed or ordained who is moi
willing to forego the use Of tobacco in
every form of personal Indulgence A new
university has been endowed, also, in one
of the western States, with the provso in
its bylaws that no professor shall be en-.
titled to any of the avails of the endow.
ments who is addicted to the use of tobacco
1T is suggested that the money spent use.
lessly for the weed would evangelist the
world
, 1858-02-26
OLYMr1A, W. T., Feb. 18th, 1858.

vi 1T I1i " Il . W IO5"t 10OO'
Words that we used at the public meet
ing at Olympia on the evening Of the 22nd
Of January, have been construed into an
imputation Of dishOnOr0ble conduct upon the
officers Of the army stationed at Fort Steil-
accom-. This was far from our intention at
that time or now.
We did then think they, or some of them,
were cqgnizant Of the plan by which the
Indian Lesehi was to avoid execution at the
time. But after the statements of the gen
iemen Of the Post denying such cogni-
zance, we are bound to take their words.
C. II. MASON.
JAMES TILTON.
, 1858-02-26

DEMocRGr1o MEETING.-Through some
oversight in the making up of the paper, a
week or two since, notice Of our late en-
thusiastic democratic meeting was left out.
Prior to the adjournment Of the Lisla-
ture, large democratic meeting was held
in the hall Of the House of Representatives,
which was addressed with ability and clo-
quence by Gov. FAYETrE McMUL1N and s.
GARFIELD, Esq These gentlemen briefly
and forcibly reviewed the grounds of differ
ence as existing between the party Of the
Union-the Democracy-and the sectional,
disunon party, the Black Republicans
eliciting, at intervals, as the speakers did
from the large assemblage present, the
warmest applause. We feel safe in saying
that the democracy Of Washington Terri
tory were never more firmly united upon
the great principles upon which the party
is founded than at the present time; neitll-
er at any previous time has greater deter
mination seemed to be manifested TO main
tain and defend them against the assaults
Of Black Republicanism and its allies.
, 1858-02-26


Schiedam ScLnapps
lhedicated SchnapDs.
ROyai Sehnapps,
&C., &C., Sc
After several years. experimenting in the manufac
ture of Gin, fortunately succeeded in the year 1915
in making discovery in its manufacture by which 1t
was deprived of all acPid and infammatoy propertes
and rendered perfectly pure My Mandatory IL at
Schiedam, Holland. After several months reelection
what title to give it, introduced II to the American
public under the name Of" WOLFE's ScHEIgDAM ARO-
AAIIc ScHNAPPs.' Schiedam is the name of place
in Holland where the Gin is manufactured. Aromatic
derives its name from the italian Juniper Berry, with
which il is favored +; and Schnapps ia the German
word for drink-Cogue, dram--Wolfe's Schiedam
Aromatic Drink.
No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced to the
American public, and received with appreciation,
than the Liquor Mixers Of New York, Boston, and
Philadelphia, started in pursuit with their mixed and
poisoned stuff, under various names-Schiedam Gin,
Schiedam Schnapps, London Club House Gin, London
Cordial Gin &c and in several cases my labels have
been so perfectly initiated, with only the addition Of
few letters, to plead technical avoidance Of the
law and so carefully prepared as to impose care
less purchasers. understand n large quantity has
been purchased by merchants Of California. on ac
count of the cheapness OF the article | especially
caution the public against those vile limitations put
up Ia imitation Of my bottles, and wrappers of the
same cOlOrs-YELLOw PAPER, WITH BLUE AND RED
PRINTING--intended to deceive careless buyers Such
bottles contain the worst kind Of doctoredup and un-
wholesome Liquor. A merchant who participates In
directly in the fraud by selling spurious articles Is
much an offender, as the principal who planned the
imposition | hope every honest man, who valnes
the health Of the community in which he lives, VIII
aid me in ferretng out and exposing the unscrupu
lous merchant. who for the sake OF few cents, VIII
put in jeopardy the lives of the community in which
he lives. Such men should be nailed to the piOry oil
popular execration.
The genuine Sohaapps can lie purchased at whole
sale from all the responsible liquor dealers and drug
gists in san Francisco. r.
! have appointed CROSBY 4 DIBBLEE, San Fran
cisco, sole agents for the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapi
for California and Oregon
NIL UDOLPHo WOLFE.
, 1858-02-26

SADDLERs' WARE.-Farmers, teamsters,
horse;jockies, &c, arc requested to call at
the mandatory of.Wm. WRIGHT, for any
thing they may require He is as good q
workman probably as can be found on the
coast, and from long acquaintance, We
hesitate not to pronounce him an honest
man, who will sell to you at honest, living
prices. See his advertisement in another
column.
, 1858-02-26

TTNHE regular meeting of OLYWrTA LoD1E, No. o. o.
l. the INDErENDENF ORDER of ODD FELLOWS, is nela
every Wednesday evening, at 81 o'clock in the building
formerly occupied by WIN. Rutlcdge two doors east o'
the Washington Holcl
All members in good standing IN the order arc NV
ted 10 attend. g. G. .BlANkENSHlP. sec y
Olvmpia Sept II ISL
, 1858-02-26

DIsrRIcr CoURr.-The district court for
the Bird Judicial District, Associate Justice
F. A. CHESowErH, presiding, adjourned on
Saturday the l4th inst, after session Of
six days. A large number of cases were
disposed Of RAGAN, heretofore tried for the
murder of CHAs FITCH, about year since
against whom the jury returned verdict
of guilty of murder in the LIST degree,
was granted new trial at this term o.
court The criminal docket was quite
heavy. t-ra
The courts for the 3rd district are helt
at Coveland, Whidby's Island.
, 1858-02-26

Rea- The name of the present pri, ate
Secretary to Gov McMUIuN, was mad
vertently incorrectly spelled by us in our
notice of his appointment. 1t is TRAVIS
DANIEL, and not Danields. We make the
correction by request.
, 1858-02-26
"LOYe, Purity, and Fidelity"

THE regular meetings Of Olympia Division No
ing at o'clock, in the Hall now occupied by The
l. o. 0. r. Members in good standing are invited 10
attend.
c. HUGHES ARMSTRONG, ". T.
r. WILLARD, r. S.
Nov. 20, 1851 nj2.
, 1858-02-26

"AXNIvERsARY BAIL,"-Mr. L. A. LAKE,
proprietor of the Lake House" (west
corner Of Main and First streets, gave a
most magnificent entertainment in the
shape Of ball and supper on the 22nd
iust.-beiug the one hundred and twenty
ninth anniversary of the birth day Of the
Father of bis country" The apartments,
we are informed, were crowded to overflow
ing by gay, patriotic and intelligent com
pany Of ladies aud gentlemen- ...
"Anda all went meriIy as marriage bell"
Although We were denied the pleasure
Of attending the pleasant festivities of the
evening, "our table > surprised US on the
following morning by there being deposited
thereon q couple brace Of baked snipe a
roast duck, variety of confectoneres,
etc., from which We infer that the enter
taiDment was really a sumptuous one--got-
ten up in manner TO cater to the taste ol
the most fastidious cpicuriun.
The style of house established by Mr..
LAKE, is desideratum long much needed
in this place, and we can but wish the gen
tlemanly proprietor abundant success in his
pioneer undertaking.
, 1858-02-26
Religions Notices.

The Rev. G. +. WmTwoEru, Presbyteranl WI
preach at the district school house, on every n
er Sabbath, commencing December nh, ls'b, at il
o'clock, A. ". and o'clock, r.M
, 1858-02-26
OLYMPIA LODGE, No. S,

KXOf Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
v Irregular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings in every month.
All members Of the order in good standing are INV
ted to attend. 7. y. MCELROY, W. NJ
, 1858-02-26
Execution of Leschi.

noted Nesq0ally chief, and head leader Of
the hostile tribes, who had combined few
Years since to extirpate the white popOla,
ton from the Territory. was hung in Pierce
county, on Friday last, by the deputy
Sheriff Of this (ThurstOn) county, to whom
the execution Of the sentence Of the court
had been conhded, all confidence as TO the
ability or wH Of the sheriff Of the former
county to do 50, to whom had been entrust
ed its former execution, having been lost
As much interest has been manifested
by our readers aud citizens ia the fate Of
this unfortunate man, from the time Of his
capture to his 6nal doom, we will briefly
relate matters and things connected there
with-from personal observation Of the
junior, who was present on the occasion.
On The day preceding that Of the exscu-
ton, Mr. Wa. L. MITCHELL, the deputy
sheriff Of ThurstOa county, 1.-THE sheriff be-
ing absent proceeded with a posse Of
twelve men, ourssf among the number, to
Steilacoom, IN order that be might be in
r.ad,n.,, !, =. s.,,v bonr ON ,bs d,v1.n
pointed for the execution Of his order
Arriving there, he found everything far
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Gee Of the commander Of the Post. Lieut.
Col. CAsrY, informed that gentleman of his
mission, and demanded the body Of the
~, ~ s.r's .1.s @eus.s '"e
AfteF carefully examining this instrument,
Col. Q. remarked "thai he had supposed
the sentence Of death had emanated from
the Supreme Court, a special session Of
which had been conyeIed BY an act Of the
Legislative Assembly; whereas, the 6Ocu-
ment which he then held and had read,
seemed to have origin inthe District Court,
and that it'was signed BY tho Clerk and
sealed With the seal Of that court" /" all Of
which was true, and il was only from haste,
threading that Col. G. did not at once ar
rive at The true meaning and purport of the
, 1858-02-26

New NuRsLRY.-Person desirous Of ob-
tanning shrubbcry, fruits, flowers, etc.
ereryihing-cither useful or ornamental, are
referred TO the advertisement of Messrs.
GANGLoFF & Nozzle, in our advertising
columns.
, 1858-02-26

FIRE-We regret very muchto learn by
a private letter received here that the resi-
dence of DIR. MAYNARD, at Alki point, was
entirely consumed by FIRE, on Friday last,
about O'Clock in the afternoon. The DR..
was absent down the Sound at the time
Nothing but the clothing on the persons
of the family we're saved. Loss estimated
at $4,000.
, 1858-02-26

P9-In consequence Of the utter neglect
on the part Of farmers to provide limited
quantity Of feed for stock, for winter use,
quito q considerable loss will be sustained
by them from literal Starvation of their
stock. The past snow and cold weather
we hope will have demonstrated TO them,
beyond doubt, that cattle require httlc
else than pure air and healthy climate to
sustain life Learn wisdom from yonr past
folly.
, 1858-02-26

R1-The Olympia Durham" correspond
ent Of the Oregon Statesman shall receive
our attention in next weeks ISSUE
, 1858-02-26

FLouR.-This article is now commanding
SIC per- bbl., and VIC are not certain that
it has arrived at its climax at these figures.
Should it continue 10 rise w0 fear our "wor-
thy host" may also rise, which necessarily
would cause us 10 strike" Potatoes are
worth 81 per busheI, and beef (fresh) from
IA to ls cents per pound. Farmers ought
to accumulate Sufficient at these figures, it
would seem to us, to pay their subscrip-
tions. "Do you takel" ...
, 1858-02-26

many of the acts and actions Of the army
and its officers are not, in all instances,
seconded by their own views and feelings,
and that where such actions give offence to
OHrsslrs', they would perhaps be subjecting
themselves to severe punishment by con-
trary course-perchance to that ofremoval.
Educated for the army, some, at least, are
not adapted, from the very nature Of that
education, for civil life They are com.
paratively strangers to it, and could moi be
expected to compete with the merchant in
commerce, the broker in his stock specula-
tions, or the mechanic in his profession, for
they are utterly ignorant Of these. There.
fore, as the army is their support and ex.
istencc, and as that army is essentially nee
essary almost to our very existence here
let US, whenever matters of variance arise
between us, inquire whether perhaps their
offensive conduct does not emanate from
another source than their own free will.
, 1858-02-26
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

London Cordial Gin
Club House Gin,
Schiedam SchRdpps,
Medicated Schnapps.
ROyui lSehnapDs