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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-19

TFHMs.-One copy per aRnum, 80
IN not paid within the Teaf, $500
n q 30 paper discontinued ell all aUsaragas are
pa.d except - the option oi the publishers
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rho Young Englishman.

We copy the following story from a new
work, "lhe Arabian Daya' Entertainments,
just issued, In volume, price Sl,25, by
Messrs, Philips, Sampson a 20, of Boston,
Neither the title or the commencement Of the
story give any lntimation,0f the pleasant hu,
NOR which peryadsh the whole after the se-
cfet Ia known, OF Of the ettelleDt moral to be
drawn from H. This Is one 81 many Others
which make up the hook and well deserve
the name ~ Enlertalnmentt.l
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REMEDY FoR FTs,-lf you are subject TO
these distressing attacks, buy your clothes at
a slop-shop, and you will never have fl Of
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sale Of Real Estate by Order of Pro
bate CouSt.

ON the 10th day of June A. D., 1859, between this
" hours of ten o clock. A. NJ, and three o'clock,
L. M, on the premises hereinafter described. will
be sold toth., ishest bidder the. ol'owingrea estate as
the properly vi Ann Geler. miner child of John Geier,
decea: ed, TO wit: situate in the (oun y of Ashland
and Sta'e of Ohio. and being the one undivided our h
part of the following premises sub ect 10 the interest
of Anne Mary Geier, widow of said John Geier, de-
ceased part of the Northeast quarter of section
two in township number twenty three, and Range
seventeen; beginding at the SOUTHEAST corner of
said quarter; thence West along the boundary lire
fifty eight rods, and ten links to a post; thence
North with a varia ion of three degrees, forty one
rods and six links 10 a stake in the South West cor
ner of David Brubakers land thence East along
said Erubaker South boundary, fifty seven rods and
twenty one links to the East boundary of said quarter;
thence South along the East boundary forty three
rods and ten links to the place of begi1n ny, contain
ing fifteen acres and forty nine rods more or less;
at the East boundary line of said quarter at the
South East corner of David Brubaker's on said quar-
ter; thence running West fifty seven rods and TWEEN
~ one links TO n st IKE OF stone; thence North four
teen rods and four links North to a stake or stone ;
thence East fifty six rods and three fourths of a rod :
thence south along the boundary line of said quarter
fourteen. rods md four links to the place of begin
ming. containing five acres; also q part of the South
West quarter of section No. one, township twenty
three in range seventeen. beginning at the North
West corner of said quarter; thence East forty poles
to a post; thence South thirty two poles to o post /;
thence West parallel with The NortI boundar; ferty
rods:t hence Northto the beginning, containing eight
fourth cash down. and the balance in one year from
the day of sale, with interest, and back payment se-
cured by mortgage on the premises
FREDERICK 6EIER,
Guardian of Anne Geier.
May IL, 1859. 4v49
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Prosecution.

IF there remains a -doubt in the minds of
our foreigh-born citizens, as to the ultimate de-
sign of the republicans, when the power be-
comes securely their own, let them but refer to
the action of the Massachusetts, legislature
In that state, where the sunlight of democra-
cy is shut out, by the rank growth of noxious
isms, and thick clusters of ebony faces, the re-
publican American principle is about to be in
troduced. The legislature seeks to engraft
upon the constitution an amendment which
shall exclude foreigners from voting under sew
en- years perhaps for the stTmabl privilege
of becoming, at some future period, a citizen
of the very enlightened State of Massachusetts,
foreigners may be willing to take up their abode
in that state, and become slaves to the oppres-
siye system. But another feature of republi-
can legislation. which merits, and will receive
the condemnation of enlightened, intelligent
minds outside of the ~fanatical regian of this
ism-breeding state, is their acts to elevate the
negro to the position of the white mar, native
born, socially and politically.
Whilst drawing tight the lines of political
prescription upon the foreigner, who has been
invited to free America to enjoy a haven of re
! ose from the tyranny of the world. the infe-
rior Negro is admitted upon terms of almost
equality in the exercise of the elective fran
chise right, and his eligibility to Office. Under
this unwise and impolitic system of Legislation,
the degrading spectacle OF the black man Of
one years residence, and not a citizen of the
United States, will be witnessed voting to de-
prive the white foreigner of five years resi-
dence, and a citizen Of the United States, of
his political rights. That there are many who
vote the republican ticket, who do not desire to
elevate the blacks above the whites, and who
would, could they, decree otherwise, we do not
doubt; but such is undoubtedly the aim and
object of those who act as leaders of that par
ty, and to whom many honest men, in the re-
publican ranks, constantly sing hosannas,-
Hardin Co. Dsn0crat.
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~-RYDER, of Cleveland, the celebrated
Photographic, advertises in our paper this
week. A great fellow is that RYDER to make
himself known. When We lived in the State
of New York, his name became perfectly ia
miliar to US, though he was located in a city
much further off than Cleveland is from Nor
walk. And it was all on account of his tho
rough knowledge ofthe picture business and en-
terprise in advertising. Those who desire a
life-like representation of themselves, done up
by > master in the Photographic art, should be
sure TO pay RIDER Gallery a visit the first
time they go to Cleveland. Well warrant them
satisfaction.-NorwdH Experiment.
B6-We had that satisfaction ourselves a few
days since. Dir. RYDER exhibited to us some
as fine specimens of the art as we have ever
seen in any city in the Union. Those who Wis
It Cleveland and neglect to call at RIDERS
Rooms, lose a sight of one of the most attract
i've places in the city
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IFrom the Peoples, Press
wool Growers and Manufactures
Convention.

Arrangements have been made for holding
a State Fair at Cleveland on the 4th, of Au-
gust, for the sole benefit of wool growers and
manufacturers. The advantage of such a Fair
must be apparent to all. 1t will differ from
all similar exhibitions, in one important par
ticular-the exhibitors of wool will meet face
to face with the consu ners of their product,
and by a personal interview and interchange
of ideas can be made better acquainted with
the true situation and wants of the latter, and
both parties will no doubt be able to make
suggestions that may prove materially bene-
fc:al. Handsome premiums will be awarded
to successful exhibitors, and will be placed in
the hands of a committee Of wool-growers, to be
distributed among the different styles of fine,
medium, and long woods, as the committee
may determine. Not more than 10 nor less
than 5 feeces of one class will be entered for
competition, and owners names will rot be
made known to the committee until after the
premiums are awarded.
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A Good Democrat.

An exchange gives a description of a good
democrat, which accords perfectly with our
views, and we hore our democrats viii look at
themselves, through this mirror:
"a good democrat is one who not only sin
cerely espouses the principles of his party, but
as sincerely regards its usages. He never
SCRATCHES the democratic ticket, nor does he
through fraud or Misrepresentation induce
others to do SO. He has no chronic COM
plants which can be. cured only bya place on
the ticket himself, or a place for some Of his
peculiar or personal friends. Sore heads who
are constantly refusing to support party tickets.
themselves, have no claims on the party for
support and should in no case be nominated
Boilers must abide the usages OF the party if
they would avail themselves of its uses.'
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DIR. Roback's Remedies.

VIC publish, in another cofvmn of to-day's paper.
an .ariicle copied from the Cincinnati TInier. de-
scriptIve of DR.. Rob tck's extensive medical estnb
lishInent in that city By the way, DR. Roback's
Remedies have obiaIn'd a graf M d deserved Iop-
tim. since these Remedies We're introduced into our
section of country; yet DR.. Brennan. DIR. R.backi Is
agent in this pIrce, Ipfnim ms US that his saI,s of the
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far .xce,d those
of all other medicines for winch he is agent. com
bined. The reason Tor this is, that they La We stood
the test of practical experience. We know this moi
only from the mouths of others. but we have used
them in our owns family with the very best. results
For all diseases of Tie blood, ge neral debility.
weakness. indigestion. and all kindred ailments. we
recommend the Scandinavian Remedies as The VERY
BEST medicines extant. They are destined to achieve
served reputation, which will render 'b.m a reces-
sity in every family Napoleon, o., North West
March 9.
See advertisement. 4w45
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va R MIS- 1T;
Of TIE
PIs PK PROCLAMATION, NO e37
AIE MARCH 22, 1850.


1T orders public sales in the TERRITORY OF Ne
AT the Land Office at BROWNSVILLE, on the 9Th of
August 1859 of forty-thres townships and parts of
townships in the counties of Richardson, Nemaha,
johnson and Pawnee.
Al the SAME PLACE, on the 9Th of September,
1859, Of thirty three townships and parts of town
ships. in the counties of Pawnee, Johnson, Clay, and
Gage. -
At the Land Office at NEBRASKA CRY, on the LIST
of August, 1859, of forty seven townships and parts
of townships in the counties of Clay, Lancaster, and
Calhoun.
A the SAME PLACE, on the 29th of August, 1859,
of thirty one townships and parrs of townships in the
counties of Clay, Lancaster, and Calhoun
At the Land Office at OMAHA CITY, on the 9Th of
ships in the counties of Sarpay, Douglas, Washington,
and Burt.
Al the SANE PLACE, on the 25th of July, 1859, of
thirty six townships and parts of townships in the
counties of Burt, Cummings, and Dodge.
AT the Land Office at DAKOTA CITY, on the 18th of
July, 1859, of eighteen townships and parts of town.
ships in the county of Dakota.
The lands will be offered with the usual exceptions
of school sections, &C., SC.
: The sales will be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which is TO be accomplished within two weeks,
and no longer; and re private entry of any of the
lands will be admitted until after the expiration of
the two weeks.
Pre- emption claimants are required to establish
and receiver, and make payment for the same on or
before the day appointed for the commencement of
the public sales, otherwise their claims will be for
iei,ed. THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office. -
Washington, April %, 1859. Owls
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J. .PoTAToEs-sale 300 bush Michigan at ESQ.,
Neshannock at 70@75.


PhfIadeiphia Cattle Market.
May 16, 1859.
There was a very good supply of Beef Cattle in the
market this week, but there was not that demand
for them as in weeks previous, and prices declined
slightly. The offerings amounted to 1,225 head,
/ 900 of which were disposed of at prices ranging
from S9@SlO@S11 so % 100 ID. A few extra Cattle
were disposed of at S12@S IL so. Nearly all the
Beeves were from Lancaster and Chester Counties,
in this State; the others were from Illinois, Virginia
and Maryland.
~SHErr-The supply of Sheep was quite limited
and therefore prices remain at about former quota
tons. All ofered-2,sOO head-were sold at from
780Sc, with wool on, and &c. % ID, clipped
HoGs-The demand for Hogs continues good and
{, 200 head at Phillips yard were sold at from 81 90
61Ss and So so y 100 ID net.
Cows-There was a slight improvement in this
market. both in the supply and the demand fer them;
300 head were offered, all of which were sold at
frou. Ss0@S45 for good to prime, and from Sls@
$50 for second quality.
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uooFL,xD,s m B,rrEus.

THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
And free from Alcoholic StimuLaat, and all Injurious
ingredients;
Are pleasant in taste and smcll. mild in their OPP
Grafton, will expel all morbid secreIions from tie
body, give bloom to the paliid cheek, and health aid
vigor to the frame.
They tciH cure DYSPEPSIA. =
They ,ciU cure DEBILITY.
They tciH cure LIVER
They t0iH cure JAUNDICE.
They ,ciH cure DISEASE OF KIDNEYS.
They ,oiU cure CONSTIPATION
They tciH cure PILES.
They ucW cure HEARTBURN.
They tciH cure SWIMMING OF THE HEAD.
They ,oiU cure FLUTTERING OF THE HEART.
They are prepared by DR.. c. M. JACKSON, as
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by druggists
ard storekeepers in every town and village in the
Un;'ed States, Canadas, West Indies, and South
America at rs cents per bottle
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RYDER'S PREMIUM
PHOTOGRAPHIC
Gallery of Art.

MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING, CLEVELAND o.
The best Oil=painted Photographs in Ohio, are ex-
ecuied at this establishment.
Persons having old Daguerreotypes of LIST or alb
sent friends, which they wish TO put in more perma
nent and effective shape, can have them copied in
Photograph, TO the size of life md painted in oil
equal TO portraits from life.
ALLEN SMITH, JR., paints for noother Photograph
list in this city.
All the various styles of small pictures taken in a
superior manner. March-2, 1S59s-6m39g
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Cleveland Produce Market.
HERALD OFFICE, May 16, 1859.
The high prices asked have checked operations,
and there is a pause in the market to day. the deal
ers are an1iously looking for foreign news from Cape
Race.
FLoUR-A few small lots sold, mostly on private
terms.
wHEAT-sale one carload on private terms.
CORN-Sale one carload at Soc.
oATS-sale $50 bush old, f. s., at 5sc.
P0RK-Saie yesterday 400 bbls Mess at S17.-
No. / is generally held this morning at ST, 100 Is.
Ne. 2 sold last night at SIG.
HIGHWINES-Firm at 29c.
HAMs-Light sales at lie. for city cured.
sALT@stsady at S1,4o@SI,45.
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PocKEr. Book LosT-THoMAs WADE,
ESQ, Of Knox county, on his way to this place
on Monday afternoon, lost his pocket-book on
the road between Loudonville and Ashland.
The PocketBook can be readily identified by
letters and other contents. The person find,
ing and returning it to this Office, or to Mr.
WADE himself at Holloway, Ohio, will be suit
sably rewarded.
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BLOWN UP-A boiler belonging to a steam
saw and Touring mill in the town of Law
renee, McHenry county. exploded yesterday
morning, tearing the building to very ~tatters.
So great wasthe explosion, that portions of the
boiler were thrown through the roof to the
height of sixty feet in the air. and landed one
hundred and ten feet distant from the location
of the building. The mill was reduced to a
wreck, but fortunatelyno one was killed. The
engineer and fremen were injured, but not Sc
Chicago Herald. 10.
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L n HEAL
We have put up and
years, and, CAN SAY IN
of it, what We have new
any other medicine
Ed, IN A SINGLE IN
A CURE, when timely
know an instance of dis
who used it. On the
ed with its operations,
highest commentator.
and medical virtues
WHAT WE DO KNOW"
rience, AND PLEDGE OUR
FULFILMENT OF WHAT WE
most every instance
fering from pain and ex
found in fifteen or tweI.
syrup is administered
This valuable prep
of one of the most TX
full NURSES in New ii
with NEVER FAILING SUI
S
1t not only relieves the
vigorates the stomach
aeidity, and gives tone
system. 1t will almos.
ING IN THE BOWELS.
overcome commissions
remedied, end in death
and sUREsT REMgDY II
of AND.
DREN whether it arises
any other casue. We
er who has a child suffer
foregoing complaints
ces, nor the prejudices
your suffering child and
S U R Eyes, o
low the use of this med
Full directions for using
bottle None genuine
CURTIS &
side p Price
Sold by Druggists
Principal Office. No.
December s, 1853.
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NEW GYMNAsIUM.-The donation of S20,-
600 for the erection of a gymnasium for the
students of Cambridge, Mass given by some
gentleman whose name has not transpired, has
been put to use. A brick building, costing
about $4,000, in octagon form, some Is feet
across with a bowling alley attached, has been
erected, furnished with all necessary apparatus,
and suitably endowed, and is to be open for the
students of Harvard University.
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School MEErING.-An important meeting
of the electors of this School District is ap-
pointed for Thursday, the 18th inst. We are
in favor of an enlargement of the present
grounds-of remodeling the interior of the old
structures--and of the erection, in their vicin-
ity, of a new School Building of less antede-
luvian dimensions and arrangements, and that
will conformto the public wants and more nearly
to the standard of public intelligence.
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D6-A workman in the employ of Mr.. r. B.
Lawron, of Hudson, N. Y, took a notion to lay
down by the side of the Hudson River Rail
road track, on Saturday evening, using the rail
for a pillar. When the half past nine train
passed up, the rafting of the cars and the bel
lowing Of the locomotive failed to disturb the
sleeper from his dreams, and as the train why
zed past, it cut of his hair close to the scalp.
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HEAVY CARGoEs OF FIsH.-The steamer
Columbia brought down yesterday, as a part of
her cargo 600 packages of white fish, and the
previous trip HOO packages. This certainly
speaks we'll for the success and industry of our
northern fsherhken. The fish were caught in
the vicinity of Thunder bay and Saginaw
Dstrot Tribune, 10.
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Sailed.
Oo
BALTIMORE. May IL.

BALTIMORE, May II.
The Colonization Society's brig, Mary Care
line-Stevens sailed at noon to-day for Libe
slaves. Three Presbyterian Missionaries. viz
Revs. A Miller, Jas. and Thomas Amos also
went out in her.
The usual religious exercises were held on
the occasion. s r..--
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HYpRoPHoB1A-A writer in the Provi-
dence Journal furnishes the following prescrip-
tion for hydrophobia Eat the green shoots
of asparagus raw; sleep and perspiration will
be induced, and the disease can thus be cured
in any stage of canine madness" A man IN
Athens, Greece, was cured by this remedy
after the paroxysms had commenced.
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KIRBy's AMERICAN HARvEsTER.-Mr!
PoRrER, as will be seen by his advertisement,
introduces a new candidate for the favor of our
farmers Mr.. PORTER is armed with volumin-
ous Recommendations from farmers who have
used Kirby's Machine.
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-CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-The present
term of Court, which commenced on Tuesday
of last week, has had an unusual amount of
business before it. It viii continue until the
close of the present week, leaving a considers
BILE amount of business undisposed of.
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TO YOUR INFANTS.
sold this article for ten
CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH
er been able to say of
EVER HAS 1T FAIL
STANCE TO Eject
used. Never did we
abstraction by any one
contrary, all are delight
md speak in terms of
If its magical effects
Re speaker his matter
! .fter ten years expe-
FOR THE
tERE DECLARE. In al
where the infant is suf-
austion, relief will be
y minutes after the
isthe prescription
'ERIENCED and skill
gland, and has been used
less in THOUSANDS of
child from pain, but in
l n d bowels, eorrects
and energy to the whole
Instantly relieve GRIP
AND WIND collie and
if net speedily
We believe it the BEST
THE WORLD, in all cases
DIARRHOEA IN CHILL
from teething. or from
say to very moth
ling from any of the
do not let your prejudi
of others, stand between
the relief that will be
lLUTELY SURE-to fol-
Iicine if timely used
will each
unless the fac smile of
New York is oRithe out
I25cts per Bottle.
throughout the world
Is Cedar St. N. York
1yn27
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LocAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND, O., MAY 10. 1853
sale Il Personal Property.

James Wells wii'ofer for sale on his premises late
stly sold. one mile north westo of Ashland, on Wsdne =
day, 25th inst. commencing at 9 o'clock, A.. NJ, his
entire Stock of personal property, consisting of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farming utensils and
Household Furniture. A rare opportunity will be
: offered those desiring such properly, at this sale.
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ARrHUR's HOME MAGAZINE, fer June, is
more than usually attractive, as we infer from
theslight examination We have had time to
give it.
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NOTICES.
CARD TO LADIES.
The Hachish or pereie Pills, for Females.


The importers of this reliable and safe remedy for
Female Complaints, would respectfully call the at
tention of the Ladies of this country tcit feeling as
sured that In the Hachish or Pereie Pills they will
find a safe and never failing remedy for all diseases
i, rising froma derauged or disOrdeieu system such AS
sick head ache, patpltatSon of tho heart. luw'iess OF
spirits, nervous nf .ctions, Luecrrrhen. " hites. DC
In removing stoppages or distractions of the men
SEES. from whatever cause, they ar infalhble. The.
su,plession SO common, is speedily relieved. and
there will be no recurrence, if used according to di-
rections.
CAUTION.
There are times when tie Hachish or Percie Pills
should not be taken. ample experience having proven
that they will not only prevei' pregnancy, but invar-
earlier months married aiies are therefore action
81! against using them at such times ut any other
time they are safe
Que peculiar feature of these Pills is the remarka
BILE effect they have upol the eye--lmparting to Its
strength, cIearness and briilisncy. (which Is not tran
sient or injurious, bu highly beneficial and lasting
increasing its rover to an eminent degree and this
Instructions DC, indisputably roves that they CON
tain properties and produce effects never before OBJ
tanned.
None genuine without the signature of EMILE
MorTnS Proprietor. Rue st. Honore, Paris, or Mas
SOL & LAUEIE. Importers.
Price 81 25 per box half box 10 cents. Sold by
Gayor.i 4 Hammond. VIM Fiske. Strong d Arm
strong. Benton Brothers, (W est Side Cleveland. and
by Druggists generally.
Maa Packages.
Mail Packages put NJ. in closely sealed double EN-
vel"pes. having the appearance OF an ordinary letter
Price ST. 90. Sold only by our General Agents, v
b ALDEN & CO Cleveland, Ohio, TO whom all
order, should be addressed.
Sold by Porter d Knox. Agents, Ashland, Ohio
Sept. Is. IS5S. ty'5
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observation-disclosures" (by brevet) ia
COB has the agency Of "a No. L" Compa-
nies,s and will insure your property on as low
terms as a reasonable man can ask. Read the
@sKeard.p