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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-11
Our Circulation and Prospects.

The NEW YORK WEEKLY has gone up to .
circulation which places it second in point Of cir
culation in the list of publications Of the day
There is but one weekly publication in the world
having larger circulation than the WEEKLY.
The indications arc, At present, that the crculs-
ton Of the WEEKLY will soon reach half mill
ion. Where the newsmen wcre taking tens, they
are now taking hundreds Of copies. This is the
general effect amoHgthe fire thousand New Agents
who are now regularly selling the NEW YORK
WEEKLY, while from nearly every Post Office
in the country, we are daily getting subscriptions
and orders for specimens.
How and Where to Get the IS Weekly.'s
Wherever there is a News Agent, get the paper
from him. BY so doing, you do not run tho risk
Of losing your money through the Post Once, Or
the paper you are buying from the Agent stops.
you do not lose advance subscriptions, sent to
place where you have no means Of Hooking after it.
We trust the day is not far distant when every
town, large enough to sustain . Post Office, will
have its News Agency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-11
AMERICAN HOUSE.
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rs THE LARGEST AND BEST ARRANGED
i Hotel in the Nov England States; isss ntsailv
located, and easy Of access from all the routee q
travel. 1t eoutains all the modern improvements.
and every convenience for the comfort and aopom,
modstion Of the travelling public. The eleep
ing rooms are large and we'll ventilated Dc
suites Of rooms arsvell arrsngSd, and eenple1e
y furnished fer families, and large traveIlinr
parties, and the house will continue 70 b kent =
jon14 d1y LEWIS NOE, EtpoRietoe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02
business prospeota...-our Duty.

Winter is now fairly ended, and tic birds
Of Spring remind US that serd-tmc is close
1T hand.
In a time OF such financial and commercial
uncertointy as the past year has been, there
IS naturally much anxiety and speculation in
regard to the future. VIVA, the busines,
prospects Of the coming year are, and to " hat
extent commerce and trade are to be revived.
are things yet 10 be shown. Every one hopes
that We shall Noon. DO recovered from the
general business stagnation that the country
has been suffering under since the financial
reyul,ion of 1857. We hope thatthe manu-
featuring interest will be stimulated to more
ygor than has ever characterized that de-
partment Of industry brfore-that the thou
sands Of idlers who have heen thrown out Of
or never had employment, will find work.
and earn and receive good woges--that those
who have been unfortunate IN business may
have courage and means to try again--that
real estate will regain its former value, and
that general business will resume 1.-THE even
tenor Of its way
But what is to bring about any change is
this matter? Agriculture, as the chief inter
est Of the country, must be be suceessfui. If
the iabors and hopes Of our farmers are
crowned with success, we shall have found
alton on which to establish Substantial and
prosperous system of trade. a good full
yield Of the staple crops of the country will
do more towards again establishing the whole
country on a firm business basis than all 9TH
er things combined
The season is opening fnvornbly. Let
those who have land plant literally let those
who are out If work and business, get land
and cultivate it, or work for those who have
it already and let US all trust Him who Civ
eth seed-time and harvest, and we shall soon
see that" good time which has been $50 long
Coming"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02
ES-cx County Court.

We copy the following causes tried Mt E,.
sex count! court, from the Lancaster Rcpub-
lcoui
list j. X. Hoytcord y. TrUiom Hopkins.
Action of trcspass for an assault and battery.
The case lasted three days aud resulted in. a
verdict for the plE of 500 damages aud
casts. Burns & Fletcher and Haywood for
pF Bartlett, Stoddard, Williams and Wild
den for def.
ID Vim. Dc Geo. richardson Y. Sumner
Stock'ceH apt Action of uespnss, for Kill.
ing plG's colt with stone, thrown by def.
for the purpose Of frightening oil the colt.
Verdict for the def. to recover his costs.
Haywood and sioddurd Cor plG Jucob Ben
ION and r. {. Benton for den
Sd. o. &C n. H. Seho6v. Atlantic d ST..
Laurence RaHrood. Action on tho case for
neelgently and improperly filing up and
cutting of two channels Of Connecticut river,
causing the river to overflow plaintiffs mead
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

o. This is the way they catch thieves IN
New York. The correspondent Of the Bos.
ton Journal gives The following;
III Mr.. ----- from Chicago will call a,
No. --- Broadway, hc will hear something
to his advantage" This notice appeared IN
one of the daily papers with tho name aud
number. soon the party addressed called.
The party on whom he called was an officer
of the law. lie arrested the Wrstrrncr for
robbery, and stealing gold watch. The
watch was found ON his person, taken from
him, and sent back to the owner, aud the
thietukcn to the place where s.he great "ud.
vantage promised was probably m,elod out
TO him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

o. We intend to give both sides Of the
stor, in regard to the new gold dieging,.
and let our readers CUES, q, the truth. Here
are some
Coon Accounts FROM PKE's PEAK.-Tel-
reraphic accounts from Leavcnv orth say tha,
the last rvpor,s from the gold region are IA,
Norahlc. The average Yield with rockers is
four TO ten dollurs per dhv. Ditch compm.-
igs nre Turning t,4=eifEa= llit. sr1ier .r1r,s
Platte river To- Cherry creek. The rush frum
Lcd' vuWorth To the mines il yer, great. Tn.
wards of % thousand cmigranis arrived there
on saturday. and the suburbs were covered
With companies cucamprd. One ctnrury
ui sixteen ahlr, bodied men startrd lew
days since with blankets. picks aud pans
strapped To their backs Their entire lot Of
provisions consisted OF 10 p,u ds Of crack.
rrS and quantity ct sult-the latter being
harriy suthcirut 10 preserve the former m
case u was not eaten. On icing asked how
They expected To make the tip uf 500 mills
with their ii ulo Gu III, one Of them C.
piled, That's easy ruuuyh. We intend 10 kIl
enough game and steep ia L0,us.' They
arriunnius pretty close risk Of siara.
ton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02
Southern Calamity and Hospitality

The New York Commercial Advertiser
gives an account OF! the brutal aud disgrace.
,ul manner IN which lady OF Brooklyn has
lately been driven from Aiken. 5. {. Sine
had been, spending the winter nj hotel
there. wiki sick daughter who required q
mild climate. Some weeks ago size wrote "a
-.GlirE-t - hrL h-nlAer in wesl-rn New York.
IN which sae spuhe ~ the c,Ils OF staNejy.
This letter was published, aud some one sent
q copy &C she paper 20 the postmaster az Al.
krU. \ public meeting was immediately
called, aud q committee appointed TO ferret
uui,iAc writer. \ northern gentleman Who.
"a an invalid, happened also to- be al the
hotel, was suspected and va, threatened with
lynch law IL he did not confess. As. oi
course, he could emily persist in denial, hu
would probably have suffered accordingly,
had not tuc lady uubiy come forward Ia cN.
ouu.air him hy acknowledging the letter %,
her Own, affirming at the sanic time, that she
w1s'uut privy 10 it's Vuniic alton. The oiti.
Gems then tJrnrd thcir.wrth upun her and
she WAS pcremptoriiy ordered ~ leave the
place in fpr,y-cight hours The lad, tlcadvd
tor more time on behalf uf her sick daughter
hut the citizens uf Aiken kncw no such hu-
mainly. She asked Tor liberty TO remain un.
,,i her husband could arrive to escort her
and hcf sick child. But The citizens OF Al.
ken knew nothing of gdllautry or courtesy.
The order Was imperative, in spite OF the ear
nest pleading OF the Woman, wife and moth
cr. Nor was this all. The landlord OF the
hotel ordered The mother and the sick daugh.
| ter TO "lea,e his prcmiscS. in half an hour
What further occurred hrtweon the lady and
the inhumau citizens of Aiken, South Carroll.
ma We are not Informed. But We learn that
ON Wednesday morning last her hui baud re-.
ceived letter opprisiug him of her situation
and on the afternoon of the same day he
started for the south. and met his wife aud
daughter at Columbia, S, c., on their way
home.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

PASS lniM ALuNG. We lparu tbs,
additional fumhrr Of five person. srr. -.
mp,rd from thr jtil Of our village .pJ ,,.,.
cd On 70 windsor tn dpy tWhur. lt,t A,
lhr Iouit nov iu session EHitnd He.lJ
Mns. DHLoN oNcE Nlour Last FrI,,
Ms. Dillon Wts uguiu hrlIygbi uY ou b,I.
corpus hrfnrr Judge Mis-. asking In hr d.
charged ifpm J'ili where She was sril re-.
manning. having been committed 100 Jiru,,,
lHs', Tor uou-p yn'rt ut fines but bis ha..
nr decided g." remove her 10 iniii uhrrrupaa.
ihe good OIL lady shpWercd sume e.p.rt,
blessings upon thc heals Ut the Honor AMI
the Sulr', Attorney and looking O., r,r,.,
ns o she ligrr walked back with Sheriff Ma.
sou o. her old quarters
But II srcu, lhc old lady was not alto.
gclhrr satisfied with her - ppiug plAse, f,r
800 saturday night, she attempted and effect.
rd her rschp" lrIu Jail Iiy some mem,
she unlocked the door of her room, which ia
100 lhr second stpp thea taking d sirig AZ
cotton cloth about hiriy feet long (Which ,bs
had 600 some way ubttiurdJ il.icnrd one end
'u door and pat the uihrr through viz.
'"" ON lhr back side of the jail. by which
-ne then Irt hrr,clt down. Suspicion IN
come way having been slightly awakened
deputy llpusc WIS on the luukout. and cIp.
Iurd 'br inlN before size bad rnre Orry ToJ,
IRONS the jul When the drpury came up 10
ucr she exclaimed. on. Chuir, how do
Nou do, and sure was only going down 10
see thr Governor aud would be back Tur,
lNi Mr.. Burt advised me- "a go and see the
Governor, g. sec IL hc would forgive me my
,ue.'-SN .ib@v NlssfDgcr
hiruHrNNf TO HARD DRINKERS had
occasion 90 dur lsi, o. present the paiuul
.ilelm'tu'crs connected with the death of
W. Chester johnson, OF Wudsburn On
ulr return through that pl.cr. Ne ate told II
VI Johnson bad remained iu the establish.
mont whore Doe drank his liquor, the proba.
billy Was that hr might have been saved, o.,
sonic Young men were oar at Ward,huru.
from jamaica, short Time before, and after
Thinking, were attacked With alarming SWIM.
'uWs. Salt wts administered or something
thti caused them 10 yomit and they we're in.
mcdiHgcl, relieved. Il should he understood
HN al "ho dripk tho vile poison now beir.
'eudcd "a The form of strong drink, that thew
should have ur active remedy on hand, II
ouuutrHct lbs clccts-thcyt should do il in
The presence OF friends Who uru compctent
io watch and relieve charming symptoms and
after they swallow H. the sudutr they take an
cmc;ic the better Messenger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02
INewn I'd 10 Week.


The Attorney General Of tho United States
has decided against the legality Of lhs reno
val hy Postmaster Clpon Of the liusion post
office from State % Summer street
a republican county convention, at liol-
ton, calhoun county, Kansas, on he l2ih,
was attacked hy several Prnsayery men,
when bloody aIray ensuol. Pistols, knives
and clubs were freely used, and Che repuhIi-
cans finally obtained several Shapes rifles,
when the other party rslrealed Three Of
The pro.slaycry men died ~ Iheir wounds,
and the others fed 90 Weston, Mo, several
Of them severely wounded, Judge Anderson
was badly wounded, and vss in a critical
condition, a company Of regulators was NJ
forwards organized, but Us vhich party Is
not stated, though apparently by the repub-
leans,
Two New York policemen are accused Of
clu.irg the death oC BERNARD KsuRan Bog
undue violence, hammudug and punching
him with their clubs while ON their way o.
the station house, thus producing rupture Of
che intesIine5. l's about ns dangerous 20
Gall into the hands Of the New York police,
40 e Is 10 be scl upon by the rovdes Of the
above "cslizrd' metropolis,
a whole family were poisoned Of a board.
irg-house 10 New York, last week, supposed
10 have been done by hilrhcr-gir, Two
Of the victims are dead,--the proprietor and
ono boardcr,-aud others are seriously
DO
A collision occurred On the Ohio River,
ou the 2slh inst, between the steamers Nat
Holmes and David Gibson. The fnrmcr had
900 board $50 paa,hgcu bound rr Pixies
Peak, the lutrr vas loaded with sugar-
some accounts state rlg not tess tmu GHy
lives we're loot, others say twenty-five. Both
steamers sunk,
The election 90 Connecticut IL looked for
ward TO with considerable interest Another
republican Cuugrc,snmn 10 in the field against
bis party, thus jyopardiz.ug the aseeudmcy
" the republicans 200 the nest House Of Rep
rpssntau'es, ard only, Zoo any event, giving
ALL and comfort o. tho dewocucy The
Americans have nominated Sidney Dean, the
iatr republican member, aid Il they cd, 60
anything, viii only succeed in securing thr
r,t.ru Of Ihe democratic candidate
Another cargo Of Africans is reported TO
have besn landed go the coast " Florida.
hi, time it :. said that COO negroes were
landed, The Jurk Ravlus !, Abe vessel
she cleared from Savannah on the Ism OF
December wilma cargo ~ iiye, ostrnooiy
lar havana, ~, Aas since been toAniea aud
back.
The h,y.t ad,iecs from { ah and the Plain,
give cccodu', of serious troubles With the
Indiana Battles have been fought, and dep.
relation, and massae,,s committed. Further
trouble IS anticipated.
\ serious accident occurred n, ne Boston
water works caiy Tue,day morning. The
water gate aui the pipes over Charlie, river
20 newton were carried away, and the uppll
To-. water from LAKE Corhijuaiyi, thus cot
o0 ], il believed tina, the supply in the
,,r,t'o',' ",i i-', &C. ,,,,,.',..,..' ,..s ., Geo
Ihc four or h,c days needed 90 Dykeyepl'rs,
otherwise there viii be suffering TO, water iu
the city
Rev, John Richards, d. D.,of Hanover,
died on lucsdoy, ate. ,vy.,, hours illness,
- congestion Of ,ay Lg-ja.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

CLcsE NoTiNG From the returns of the
New Hampshire election, reported in the
CoAcord State'mon, We find that in thirty
-four instances a., republican aud democratic
candidates had rxacty the number Of votes
cast at the election in 1888 hy the same par
~. Ia forty Instances the parry vote was
within oRG Of that east the previous year Ia
twcniy-niue cases 1t WAS within fro; iutwrn-
ty-twn cases within hrcei in WruIy.Sc,en
cases within f0tr, TWENTY-FIVE cases Within
dre. twenty six cases within sir, fourteen in.
stances within sereH, seventeen cases within
cjgH, and eleven cases within nine votes Of
the last election; making 2i5 instances la all
where there was not ten votes difference be-
tween the two years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

Book PuuHsHIES.-MrssrS. Brown. Tag.
gard y Chase announce, ia another column
that they have made special auuugenruN
With most at The leading publishing firm, Of
New York md Philadelphia, in accordUce
with which they will be- able 10 furnish their
puhlicauors uu very liberal terms Brown,
raggWd &GChtse have heretofore dorc "A
large jnhhiHg business. which they will now
hu able 10 Increase ~. an Indefinite extent.
We understand that This rutcrprising firm is
u,>n preparing To embark sin more largely
in the publishing business, and has now in
press several works Of rare merit.
We learn that Mr.. George l.. Dix. who for
many wears has been with Phillips, Sampson
& Co.. has recently connected himself with
Brown, Iaggard y Chase His good judg.
meat, business tact aud extensive arquain-
lance with the press and with the book trade
can hardly inl IN increase the business iaelii'
lies o! this publishing house Ostgn JorT'
hql.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

HARD BUT FAm-The Albany Evening
Journal gives the following summary Of the
meaning of Democracy about these days:--
Democracy title--is used
just now 10 mean n great many different
thingsIn different places, In Pcnnsy lNnnia
it means specific duties but in New England
ud valorem ones, and in Virginia no duties at
ALL 1t means popular sovereignty in thica-
20 but at Washington il means federal ng-
grandzement. 1t is for the the Pacific Rail
road in California, but against it in Georgia.
II is for the fishing bouuties in MainN but
against them in Alabama. II flbuStcrS Ia
Louisiana, though it dcnounces flihusters IN
Michigan In Ohio il assumes to stand on
the Cincinnati platform, hut in Virginia it
plants itself on the resolutions oC ,QS, and in
Carolina 1t will agree to nothing short of the
Charleston resolutions Of 1860, reserving the
right even to differ from them. If il don't like
<hem. All these warning factions claim to be
a single party, because they have name in
common.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02
LOCAL AND STATE,
New Advertisements,


The Premium Biucrs - Hoy a. Green
HafIware nud Cutlery Co'erIN Knapp &
Co. Auction sales a. l. Pierce aud VIM.
WoIcou, Spring Goods-W, liTliouon.-
Wagon for sale-A, VI. Cook. stphnch Biz
ren- Iloslcuer g. Smith List Of Letters,
Legal &C.
10 Although we have repeatedly publish
ed that we take no notice Of anonymous
communications, We have received ibis week
q notice ola death which we cannot insert
brcauso there r. no nome signed asa voucher
rof ia authenticity We recommend anoni
nous vit,r, to read II W, Beeeher'a article
In the Independent Of week before last
~ Owing % O misunderstanding, the
driver of the Lancaster stage lefl The bundles
Of CNrpoSIANs for Lunenburg a. West
Concord, week before last We knew moth
ing OF 10 till ue received leitG from our
agent at Lunenburg last Friday, or we should
have corrected the mistake earlier We be-
lieyo that our subsedbcEs will now receive
TheirPHperS Us heretofore,
~ There Il @ story upon our Grst pnRe
peculiarly interesting 20 molhrrs'iu-law aud
husbands but cad one for young wives.
t. The Vermont Psuiat alter copying
our article upon pedIrrs, " week before last,
suggests the following improvement, which
we cudurscs
When YOU have, among ynu, f,ir aud
honorable dealers, who reside iu your illagr.
pas th,ir laNes, and contribute a. the pros
prrliy ui the place uui of which your hue
b1rd make, biz living, auG lou ore tempted
iu sprrd your muur, upon stranger Who
skins thc uiIce of ul ihr money he can get
and leave, yuu, co. Your husband, or father,
nothing iu regurnv- ioHI yon do ar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

A NEW NAME ron THEM In Vermont
they have what are called Cow Boy" Demo
Gratis, who are defined to be profcSsed Demo;
Gratis, who go where plunder leads the way,
and who care nnthing for principles if They
can grab an Office" The Cow Boy" Demo
Gratis are rot a new variety, but the name is
new, and quite appropriate, 49, Bo'rop TS'TRoI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

\ SMART SPtLL.--A gentleman in Norlh
Chester Vermont, two or three weeks since
offered as prrzc a copy Of WehSter's ma
hridgcd Dictionary TO the one Of the scholars
IN all the public schools in town who should
spell all the others down" Seven schools
were accordingly represented, and about
dozen teachers and large crowd Of spee'a'
tors were present, hen the uml took pace
ON the 2j'h alt. But one trial was 10 be- h'G
on word, and the unfortunate who m,''0
mast take his ot her seat. Eighty scholars
contested tor the honor aud the prize, ara
after five hours trial five pupils remained
standing, aud the enthusiastic audience 'oo9
raised the neediul to purchase each e.pl ~
the great Unabridged, which the Me'N"
Merriam have just had the pleasure OF sup
plying. -SpIUQ6eid RspujhcGn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

ov and wash il away. Verdict ior p.f n,
$50 damages and costs benton Ray s,J
Dale f1rp IG Haywood, Burns a. FIr.,b.,
loi d,d,
e. A our last annual town mcerip,
resolution was passed authorizing the sr.e,1
men 90 employ some one a. compile and v.,.,.
The lNal"rl "i ihr town Of Montpelier. In
accordance With rhut resolution, we und.,'
stand 'hlt Hon. D, T. Thompson has bosn
cmp Logged, 49, that he will enter AZ once ur,
on the work ip0frhma.
hWMpLtbs AHnrsTFD-Two men. one NJ
them giving bis name as WIN. Is. Liteb ~
h'lslpn springs Nov YORK, and rhc other
John liHlonshlV, Of New York civ. we're
arrested be- This place few DAYS since M
s"INai'ng' nnt are nnw lnaged ia j-il aeat.
WB lhrir tSaminu'iou,- lIafrLmaH.
LlSpHs' MIruyG.-At The listers meet
ng held 90 This village IN Tuesday last tbs
'"''"Nllf were lhe prices agreed pom for tie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

~ a democratic paper says the black re-
publcans are trying 10 crow over their wan
ing fortunes in New Hampshire. Nero fd-
died whilst Rome was burning. Just 50;
ard the republicans are 6ddlng while de
mocracy is on fire and burning up.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

EF- Testimony now taking in the election
CASE in the Detroit congressional district
shows extensive democratic frauds, and il is
not impossible that Mr.. Howard, republican,
will be found to be reelected ~ the majority
Of the honest voters
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

'""''r'''
worsc night 60 get out large audience
t.ln Mas last week Thurday ba, not been
seen f.y long Time D,rk. rain, aud mud.
DIS as 10 VS., good house came o.t 10 the
caucut given by NJ Clarke NJ the North
Church. The audience u,rs NOT .,ii.u,d.
hpvr,cr. the frat ri,bt. and d,m,ud,d j.,
rrn.tition, which was granted the next exc.
ming.
Til. s,s,rd c,ps,,, v,s c,., i.,,,., ,I,,,.
the first Where All /, po.d. II +, hard :,
discriminate. The songs. Ducts. trio, and
,h.iuses were $40 given In good nste and
with marked eject. But vh,t shall We si,
oltbg Bands Performance, We mu,taeb
uauIrIsr ,h.t il was aiih some ui.,i,iap.
tut we learned they were 10 anpear 10 soul
300 pos l.cI bot when We heard them ,h,sc
.prgims, were quickly dispeIl,L They
did honor To thpni,,l,c, and reelected muc.
credit upou their iudrfuig,blp ly4d,r. and la.
struetor Ofc.ur,c Band not vet orsun.
.4.I three month, would ,,iilrr co,np,r,.yn
with ,hc D.dSouhs aud the Boston brigade.
hut 30 the members 6fthc 81. Johu,hurS Cor.
net Baud can be- kent tags,h,r, o,c wear
from now il will be an institution OF the
place, and ao Indispensable on. too, We
r.u,.. HMM, ,b" So,, ',,,,",i.' ,D'
c.,,. fri,.u,.r,,,o man, L.., -. =,
u., th,ir frs, spp,,r,c,, 5, ryrI,, Tin.
universal satisfaction Which +, o,,. - an
rood ial,,. ormy,ic. vs,r,,, -. ~ In.
That ijs Gt,t public effort 40 a complete sue.
cess.
The Duets for cornet and piano, executed
o., Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke. vcr, very fine. aId
probably gave as much satisfaction to the
musical ear as any part e the programme
The songs hy MIR. Porter aud Mrs, Clarke,
and the ehorsses by the North Church choir
accompanied by ore Of Chickering's grand
panos-"rre ell that could be "'shrd' aud
r = 'i''''' i.'ssi''is. attentive
audience
ne N'''''' % 'nea' concerts fe"ee' n"'n
''''" 'Io" .'e u"'l'"H en''R! ana p''sr'
'''''''' % .''' '''N'' nc nus u',n u"'
''sN''B !" ms '"o'r' 10 organize and pre-
"'''' goo" n'"N' o""u IN our place an"
ne mas give" h'' Time ana talent Freely Il"
'"''' '"' 'hu' ~ " gratifying 10 know That
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

o. "Doesticks," describing New York
boarding house, SayS you can always tell
when they get a new kitchen girl, ty the
color NJ the hair in the biscuit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02

E5- a Democratic exchange s'ys OF MI
buchanan that "although loaded with inc
cares Of state he is doubtless anticipating
with unfeigned satisfaction the day when nc
can return to the quiet serene pleasures rm
Whcatlnnd.' The pleasure which Mr. pul
chanan will experience, will he fully equa'u
by the JOY of lUrge majority Of the P'oPN
Of tho country.