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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

uiguHzs haaeuess ihry make low cunning
into a system thry oouiH'e vbolrsale
rlhemes Of fraud hy uhich the will u the
people may be- defeated, They invent IN
FtHisHs ssPAisiHs g. bee scattered broadcast
through me land by ten thousand newspn-
pers, by which the Judgment Of the people is
10 he confused. Such men aro teachers Of
falsehood ou the largest scale, They make IL
rhoir chief business 10 put evil for good aud
goods Tor evil, ard plausibIy % ooni0uud these
eternal uningonisms
When she wicked beaf rule tho people not
only mourn, but What j. worse, they are cor
upied. 4 fatal icrpficism, as 90 the very
possibility Of disintrrcsted virtue, l. dilused
abroad. Such mon are wandering stars, ray
INK out the blackncss Of darkness, II @ liil4e
light, when placed IN a caudlostick, gives
light n al Who are in the huusc--if good
deed, wrought By men 10 high places, illumin-
Bles the and far and near--in liko manner
dooyi l-cnamplcs, Ia such persons, produce O
wider Influence for evil. For what can more
debaso the public conscience than when the
representative men and popular leaders Of all
political parties are Ike those wllomo Lord
iiaern desetibsa, "a "the cafmpIcr aUrt Of
mere politicians, not having lhoir thoughts
established in NE love and apprehension of
duty, and never hooking abroad mo uui,cr
taliiy, Who refer all things to themselves, aud
thrust themselves into the ecutcr Of thoWolld,
10 u all lines should meet in them and their
fortunes neyer caring, in all tempests, what
becomes Of the chip of state, 40 they may
save themselves IN tho coek-bont Of lhcir own
fortune"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
Democratic District Convon.
ton.

/ The following resolutions were adopted by
1.-The Democratic Convention Of the Second
Congressional District, which met at Brad
ford ON the 1lIh inst.
"RoSolrf4, That the Democracy OF the See
oud Congressional District Of Vermont cor
daily endorses the honest and patriotic Ad-
minis,rstiun of James buchanan, in all It's
length and brcodth--mcasurus and men,.
Resoired, That We most fully concur in the
policy Of the President in relation To the
Kansas question-aud hail it as decided en-
dorsemeut Of the doctrine Of Popular Sovcr-
eighty" as put forth ia 1918 10y the present
venerable Secretary of State in his letter to
Mr.. Nicholson"
We are glad to have upon record so explic-
! il declaration Of the sentiments Of the par
~ upon national questions. The frecmcn Of
the Second District understand now the IS
sue presented to them at the coming election,
and they viii govern themselves accordingly.
They will then be called upon TO saywhcther
they "most .tuily concur in he policy Of the
President IN relation 10 tie KmiSds question:
or most hartily condemn his Systematic and
persistent efforts to force upon tho people of
tthnt territory constitution, which, according
TO the testimony of Gov II. j. Walker, who
speaks from personal knowledge ofits origin
and intent, "wAs BORN IN FRAUD, AND RAP
TIsED IN FORGERY AND PERJURY" and which,
in accordance with his prediction has been
rejected by an overwhelming majority of it's
outraged and insulted irecmcn.
Irthcy cordially endorse the Administra-
ton of James Buchanan I'm att its iergth and
breadih-meaSures aud men, they will doubt
less say so 10y electing the democratic nomi-
nee to represent them in Congress, otherwise
we presume tho Hon. is. Morrill, will re-
ccive their Votes. We hayGho doubt about
their views or intentions in this matter
That certain government bcneficiaries having
the fear of summary dismissal to prompt
them thereto, are ready to volunteer an en-
dorsemont OF the Administration, is all very
natural, especially after the PRONUNCIATION of
the following cdict by the Washington Union,
the Presidents medium Of address 20 the
people.
"lf there is person in the public service
hn-dncS-Hat- fa4at+attlA- 4-t.t4t+fl-+it--
amount, at least, of two dollars and a half a
year on each thousand dollars of his SALARY
~ support the cause Of the democracy, h.
shouR DC dismissed al CHcc and his place
filled by one who is patriotic and liberal
enough to double the contribution. We be-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

rillugeF lhe voyage Is spoken Of as briD,
plnaautand entirely. auccessml-PL utfr
Arrmur-1ho wife iand daughter ,ofJ
W, Martin, Esq, OF htanslsad Plain, met v.rl
% serious accident 900 "Wednesday evening I'M
lastveek, 90 driving from the Plain 10 m,
Line. ln.passiug over the hin south Of CoI
kilhnrn' =, some portion If the harness pate
way, letting The wagon strike the horse, vii,
dashed down the bin ~ the top Of his spged
and ran into tho Nerandnh Of Aiessrs. Battrrs
Store coming in contact with one of Nm,
posts so violently ms % prccipitlle the ladir.
from tAe carriage with great force lume-
diata assistance wac rendered, and 'it Mas
found TINT the iudius had received no wor.r
iuiuurs Than some severe ooutusiuns. Sim
He4d JomHH
~ Auy One 10 want Of articles Of house.
hold furniture, viii do well % cali m m.
house OF j, g. stone on Church street, rs no
is selling OH his effects preparatory 10 mo,-
ing. Also for sale cheap, two sieighs. IN,
buggy, sleds, stoves, Sc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

and between that aty aud Calais, Me, and Of
rhe lime or DIE death pas general manager
Of between 5000 and 1000 miles ri wire. eE
tending throughout lhe New England States
aud as far South 40 Philadelphia,
The Rows iH London af the successful 10y
log " tie Ocean Cable, sent up the shafcf
n one day from ESQ % EH5o.
They bad frost DO many part Of Masaa.
ohusetls on Thursday night VI last week.,r
100000 Of tho money taken 90 the Hat
ters Bank in O., has been returned 10 tho
police Of New York, hy man will 2lpls-ii-
cd hat aud a carpet b7g The burglar
found they had taken 80 much Of the cHPitui
a. 10 break tho bank, and consequently their
booty wouldn't "pass" 90 they returned all
but $4,000, The man 90 whom tAe carpet
bog was directed thought he "smelt q MICE
and opened il with great caro-, expecting
every moment 10 bo blown higher than kita
by some Internal machine Bot nothing was
found bat tho 100000 rolled up 10 old uows-
papers.
1mouGn HoM L0SpOS, Cyrus ", Field
received dispatch 40 Sow York from one ~
thc directors 10 London, nt 2oclnrt on Tues
lA,, hearing date London, the 9Th, Tune
if literally uuuihlutrd,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
splrituni,,n.

EDITOR CNLpuNASj win you permit me
thrzaHh s.lar- FaFor, 10 give tie pallic "a
hri~f account Of lecture delivered az our
place last Wednesday evening, o., Mr.. Fair
field, ,pidtualst
The great dr.n Of his discourse was auatl,-
ru1tivTrg tho rtr'rrH and The clergy and
'rr1Trrrg uhuvr- rI'1rI ut ti-uuuiuuttur---
Christians Tie cudoaNorcd 90 show that
God was limited IN his power, aud Christ
was but finite boing.-althuugh a great
spiritual mclium,-aEd all the noble deeds
which be PERFORMED and the great and.wisc
sayings Which tg uUI,fWti'g on CUtt "WJI5
through the spirit OF CONTAGIOUS, the great
hcathcu philosopher. The lecture ohuuudcd
iu such like absuydlics and To sum IL all up
boz % few words, 10 was ufn continued stream
of horrible moch,ry and outrageous and dis
gushing hlosphcmy There was not truth
enough Mingled with IL o. make 10 even pal
utnhic tn some persons OF our place who urc
h'ouhly inclined towards spirimalsm. The
audience went away IN disgust. except few
who arc iutiicl ia principle and oNcrlcady 20
rejoice 40 every attack which ~ made upon
Christianity. We do not pretend t. know
what spirit spoke through thc man, but ii il
was spirit from another world, Judging
from the tenor of the lecture we should think
It might have been the spirit OF Nol,airc or
hHIrl Hume. D.. II. g.
80, JpisjiUy Cohe,(
August ~, 1855.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
For-.

The Vermont State Fair wall be- held at
Burlington, this year, on Sept. If, 10, 10, and
H. Half fare ON all railroads, and stock for
exhibition carried free. We have received
beautiful mammoth poster, printed at the
Sentinel Office, informing us Of these facts.
The annual fair Of the Chumplain Valley
Agricultural Society will be held at Vcrgcnnos
on the 9th, 10th and llth days of Scptcm Der.
Hon. John Z. Hale is the orator Of the day.
We think it would have looked great deal
better in this Society to have putroni1cd
Vermont printers in getting their bills, as did
the State Society and not have sent to New
York and got no hettcrwork than can be done
at home. That's the way it strikes" us.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
Hears ia Newark.

y correspondent informs us that hears are
very plenty and quite troublesome in New
ark tins summer-making themselves very
free with the farmers tuynips and potatoes.
and frequently taking sheep or a calf by
way of II change in Diet Hunters and trap
pers generally are invited to display their
skill in Kidding the country of these trouble
some fellows. When they conclude on the
time for general hunt, our correspondent
says he will inform all sportsmep through
the columns of The CALIFORNIAN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
Shooting accident.

4 ron Of Mr. Ephram Clement Of Vince
lock, aged about Is years, while visiting ut
Mr-uiivCT NtUB11E5i5 This place, w57 acct
dcutn.y shot on Wednesday LASTLY oarIeshly
handling pistol. The ball posscd through
hia lch hand and entered bis abodmou, pas,.
ed round over the hip and lodging uc.r tho
backbone. Al ast accounts the BAH bad not
been removed, and "a Gtal result :, lut.cpat-
ed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
Election, Tuesday Sept, 7,
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans Of Barnet. are requested to
meet IN CONVENTION nt the Town House on FIJI
day, the Sd day % September, nckt, at 3 O'Clock
L. NJ. for the purpose Of nommatiuga candidate
iur Town Representative, aud ton justices Of the
rsAce. By otJor II
The T,vn Committee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
Supreme Csuri.

The Supreme Court is IN session here now,
Mo l., Bennett presiding, 4, O, Adds,
Robert riorpoinl and James barrett. nssu-
cintc Judges There are thiriy,dye cases on
the docket, Tuesday and Wednesday were
occupied on EsscN County cases, We shall
give a full report next week,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
E..cr Co"nv saprcnc Co"r, AuB"''
Term, fS5s,

TERM tN1~'
Reported fr me c~-I.uhu.
Hirhmdfrf a. Fi1rb W-H. Was an action
of trrsIiufs Tor kiIliug the plf'h two years old
colt Plea thn general iagur, Tho evidence
of pI consisted of confessions Of def 60
p.n. aDd one Graves, which tended % show
that def was pluughlug out his hops Ia q
field contiguous 90 The pasture whore the colt
was, and that the coli reared over the wall,
when the def, threw % stone over his shout
der and drove the colt back and when def
came round again the colt was dead near the
place, Den. introduced evidence tending 10
show further circumstance connected with
ilc killing the colt, which also tended 90 jus-
tIy the act Of def, 20 which the plN ohpc-
ted, claiming that def should have plead
the same Iu justification specially but the
County Court oveuuled said objection and
admitted said evidence, and the jury return
81 q verdict for den,
This court reversed the Judgment Of the
county court and rcmaudcd the case ON the
ground that The den. bhuuld havp plead biz
Justification specially, and virtually oyorulrd
NilcoN y, Shorwin. /, -, Chapman.
Stpiucgy v. Towp AZ lhihioHr, was on
action 90 tl4a ease fag damages IL the p!l
ucrwiug by reason OF the iusuilIc.oucy Of
highway whereby tho rlls horse broke
through pole bridge IN said Maidstone, and
in gNri.GlIug his horse from the bridge some
hll' nn hour after the accident, the horse IN
Do, struggles struck lhe pIiL upon The ankle
and iu.l. .led the injury complained of The
question was whether the iusuilicioncy Of the
highway was the p,oAimatc or remote cause of
tho injury The court below holding il 90 C
the proNimntc causc,ly which thcplh recover.
ed % verdict This court affirmed the decision
of The County Court, on thc ground that the
plf was Zoo duty bound TO cAtdcatc the
horse.
smith " Smdha AsWmp,it upon note.
Plea, general issue, and infancy "a, 20 one Of
Gcns Drlis. claimed there was no consider
alton for the note Il having been given Ia
exchange for another note from dgUs to 80
third person, and from which the word dol
lars had been accidentally lcil out, but
which plG had pWchasol on condition that
tho dUfty. would give hi, note running di-
rcctly 20 himself Court below held IL
% good cou,d. ration and this Court affirmed
the ,umc
80 other cases decided
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

ems. as we'll az highly gratifying to themselves,
One Of these papers, in ila iast issue amer 'R-
hausliug itself u nll rho BillnFsgale % was
master Oh says-"As FOR quarreAng Win YOU
wu viii not Your warfare does not please
u.s." Avery commeudabla conclusion ana
II both papers had adopted the same SIX
months ago IL would have been much more
10 their credit,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
Military.

MisSps EnIroRs; | notice by yot!i last IS
sue that the people of st. Juhnsbury are or
ganizing an Infantry Company. Allow me
to. suggrst an amendment ere il is too late
What the people of 81. JohnsLury and
the adjoining towns organize company Of
ro0p.
Calcdoniu County once mustered the first
company Of cavalry in the States why not
now Barnet will furnish her proportion.
Ae iaages FaNs, ours,
Aug. 20, 1905 II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

VERMONT SHEEP 10 BuENos AYRrs.--Gco
Campbell Of Westminster, has Just shipped
twenty mcrino bucks 10 Bucnus Avrcs. and
in few years We shall be importing the wool
OF thc progeny, instead of growing it ON our
own SOIL. lire Ia Free Trade
ACctplNr-A sad accident occurred in tbi,
village, on Tuesday last. \ young man
named Erastus Mower, who vas engaged IN
firing a small cannon, on the occasion Of the
Atlantic Telegraph celebration, was terribly
burned 10y It's premature discharge Wind
Sor journal.
DESCENT or 4 BAtIooN.-Ntr. La Mo,u-
tame, the atrIuuut, with Mr.. Gilbert of Ben
nington, made a balloon ascension al the close
of the celebration Of the Battle of Benning-
. tom They started from Bennington on
Monday, about four O'Clock, L. NJ About q
o'clock the balloon was seen i'm this yillapc
coming from the north. II passed over
Wantasuquct mountain, going in southerly
direction, and landed about two miles hollow,
this village, on the farm of G. G. Allen in
lliusdale, without the least injury 10 the hal
loon or its passengers. Mr. La Mountninc
and his companion arrived at Revere House.
about o'clock, where they registered their
names and added by Balloon from Benning.
ton we learn that they went up about
three miles. la their course thov saw Albany.
Troy, and Lake Champlain. and other obirci, ,
at still greater distance, but TINT d6r;,.,
their Saga neEass tfrry-1yf,7
hid from the earth by clouds, on the tons of
which the sun shone with Splcudor. Amer
this they again saw the cartR md found
themselves nearly over Bellows Falls. Soo1
they began 10 Lot out the pas and descent
Had they not thrown out ballast they wn,,ll
have dhEhtcG on the mountain close by Tho
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
WATERFORD.

Tho Frsemen Of Waterford opposed 70 the pre-
sent Administration, are requested TO meet in
caucus al the Hotel In Lower Waterford ON sat
urday, sept 4, at , o'clock I. NJ, to nominate a
candidate for Represen ,auyc, aud list Of Justices.
Per order Town Committee
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

In tho listof patents issued from ihe Pa
tent Office Aug. H., We notice tho following
90 Vermont men Lake White Of EsseA' Tor
Improvement iu machines for digging pota-
toes, James \ Appleton Of White River
Junction, Tor iTtroyed ohum,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

TuE CiRcus.--A circus is advertised at
Litticton the same day of our state election,
but it is to4be hoped that it may not attract
AIRY Republican voter from the polls. If any
one desires to see the circus, he can do il
more conveniently at Wopasille the day fol
lowing by taking the cars 10 Wells River.
TIE LAST OY THE WHGSPAHiy.--A firm
in Chicag6-shippcd last week, direct to Lon
GlaI4--lA nn- 1+.- ll4ry-
lister.
TUF LAST ~ TfrE DGMocRAI1c PARTY --
\ parc.sbf. cnraaed women in a town out
Wcst entered Rroggery and demolished
about thirty barrels of whiskcy.-- SaraHdh
Rennbhran.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
LOCAL AND STATE.
Sew Advertisements,

Removal H. J., Brown. Now Arrange
mcut-E, Jewett puHpoued-G. H. Good
win, - 900 Reward 4 Jrwctt Hear
what They say-A. NJ Cook, Lquors-H
T.. Picker & Go, New York advertisements
and legal notices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
Tho Timo OF our Election.

The last Vermont Patriot reminds all demo
Gratis Of the near approach of election, and
charges them particularly to be at the polls
on tho eighth day of September. We are
perfectly willing that the democracy should
turn out en- naSse on The eigbff. but We want
every Republican to be at tho polls on the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
In H.uck.

We are very happy to acknowledge the
receipt Of string of very nice trout from
Mcssrs. John Stevens, of Littleton, n. H.,
and $. T.. Knecland Of Lyndon, who have
been spending season among the brooks Of
Northern Vermont, and whose efforts with the
"hook and line have been very successful.
We doH our hat and make our best bow
The editor Of the Bellows Falls Times has
been presented ~ith-a pair of silver spoons,
and Handsome sam of money" which liz
ackupwlct ges in the Times Of the Goth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
-rrrrrtH


Francis r. Blair, Jr., intends contcstiug
the election by which he was defeated in St,
Louis. lie thinks he can prove frauds equal
20 any in X, nirs history.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

The weather has been quite cool Of late,
Monday night there was % white frost in
many parts Of New Hampshire and Massa-
chusctis bat We believe this part Of Vermont
escaped this visitation. Fires arc iullsprn-
sable nights and mornings
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28
Very EpTcrcAiing.

The lowpcrsonol abuse which the Ncvbury
.iTora and Bradford fd,Uoph arc induleing
in now mi-t be very interesting to their read
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COUNTY rrCIE1Gr.

COUNTY TISIEIIr.
BLISS y. DAVIS, Ss..,,...
A. q. CHADWICK, ''"''''''
WM CHASE, a., t.,...
TllOS. WATSON, '''' ''"e'''
O. T. BROWN, States Attorney.
ASA J.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate.
y. C. STEVENS. High Sheriff.
ERASTUS' WOODRUFF, High B4,liT
Esscx County Nominations.
JOHN G. DARLING, Senator.
W 1S4 i TitXsK. Judge.
JONAH BROOKS, Judge of Probate.
GEO. y. DALE, States Attorney.
WM. CHENEY, Sheriff.
AgAir y. R4sEHH4Aks,7 81 ttFititi
For Representative 20 Congress
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Tbr Californian.
81. Johnsbury, Aug. 2e, le5a
nY q VI sToNE s cO.

81. Johnsbury, Aug, %, 1853.
gr II will be the aim ~ the conductors n Tur
CALEpoNINs 60 give the Nrwa iu an Utlrart,,,
f1ra sud u ~. season. 90 make au interesting
and eleRung Family Iouual, 60 discuss public
idairs with INDEPENDENCE and ,narip, and "a
the common New. England auiimcutagaiu
tho gToat Wrong u slavery.
--sasfr
CuHHEaroSpENCL.-Ws solicit voluntary osw-
mpaicut,ona from all part, Of mc county upon
matters o. interest ~ Items ~ Nrir', Ia par
toular, will be thankfully received
= NJ, PETTENGlIL IS CO., boston aud Nou
York, age authorized l,. receive Ab rrtispmruis
fur The Calcdonnn In both thc above pIaCc,,
y, H. Nll.kh, tsurcCssor TO Y. u, ralmst.J
Newspaper Advertising Agent, so. ! scullpy's
building Coutt street Euttun is authorized tu
receive advertisements fur uaspapor At the samc
rates ~ required by ua,
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IIcetiug-hou.o rInrrcr..

- tc EtrnC AlCCtinE-hluEclI WC,C Cn5flrs-
ton, originally built as union house has
come under the control of the Frocvill Dap
tsts, who have thoroughly repaired it, modi-
fymg the interior, newly furnishing III, pull
f. i;-'s. zizr-5r- ttsz
wall, in imitation of frcsco. As the house
hos been used for propagaGug almost every
shade of belief and misbclicf, the new pro-
pHciors proceeded To purge out the old
lca,cu," by rcdcdicatiug 70 on Thursday last
The congregational house in the same
village. which was commenced four years ago.
is slowly approaching completion. The rec
sources Of tho -builder>4rarc nearly or quite
exhausted, and as two hundred dollars more
will complete the house a good opportunity
is Afforded the benevolent 10 invest some of
their funds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

a hNoV sqrtLL NJ AUGgsr-A clrre.
poudeul of che HvaiL writing from Franz
lin, \, H., sayh there was q snow souall M
five minutes duration NJ that place this morn.
ing There wac not enough SNOW 10 show
upon lnn arauHd' bHt twas clearly percepli
bio al it fell. I'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

For Representative TO Congress,
JUSTIN 5. MORRILL,, of Straflord
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-28

TUX WAmrHNa-lhc three brotlr..
WwiImw iu CouWss-ouc chch nam
Maine, Illinois aud Wiscpubiu-are cyrr.
Whcr. IngNn t1r lhair sterling character. H.
lhUr good common scusr, and dr lheir en
lenc' 800 mmrmWng Republican principle.
u DO therefore gratifying 90 boar lLlt two NJ
them llD M'me and illinois, have been nom.
mated Tor reelection
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~ The Louisville, tkv.J Journrl. in re
pB 20 The Charleston Mercury, which said
thlt" the recent meeting, ioT the reception
oi senator CrCtuIcl m kcntuck, afe- The
D., u Of the feelings or opinions of the pco-
Pile ot that state, She may as well bc stricken
from the iol ui southern States" saws /;
ave cll the Mercury and les fricnls tina,
they can not. by whi, they cali, striking
RvrlettN lfunt ti,r- ruli OF Southern States, .
rhur---rif'-rr tJr- 1r tlrr institutions
Hero she ,'au's' Jgi fanny of The hre-cat-
INK Stn,u attempt Co escape from the Union,
she will thtow @ hcmpcn hssJ about their
rrr~i,r. ''
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-06

All being stoves Of The latest and most approved
kinds
Castings
Sklets. odd Lids. extra Stovcware Fire Plates
and Irons. Sad Irons. Iron Stands Soyel- and
TONES Brass do Candesticks. Shutters. Iron Tea
kettles French Stewpans. Crates; britannia, Plan
ished and Japanned Wares Of ali kinds; together
with large assortment Of
Hardware
Such rs Miil Files. Rasps. saw Files. Shovels.
lroo- Rakas Stsak-beaters. Braces and Bits.
Chises. Auerrs Hinge Butts aud Hinges. Tacks.
Shoenails WAiteWash brushes Iiand-aws. States.
Coaeem.lis. Shutter Knobs. Curry Combs, Coal
Carriers. Ciuder Shovels. Axes aud AXe-haudles.
lIatchris. Hand Drills and Ih.t Traps. Also, a
/ general assortment Of
Pumps.
Consisting Of Force, Lifting and Chain Pumps.
Also large and well assorted stock of
Lightning Rods,
with Mayr'- Improved spiral Point and Porcelain
lnsula.or. Together with large assortment Of
TinWare,
+ of the best material. Guttering and Sp0uts put
up TO order.
i We feel confident we will be able to give gene
raj satisfaction to all who may favor us with call.
All bills due when presented
". 4. GREEN & co.
Port Gibson, August -, 1851. Silly