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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
A Successful Administration.

The Constitution congratulated the Nation
al Democracy and the country upon the en-
tire success OF President Buchanan's Admins.
tration in the midst Of the difficulties with
which il has been surrounded from the be
ginning - Washington Star.
No one acquainted with It's history can
doubt the complete "succcss of the Blu.
chanan Administration.
II has succeeded " in bunkrupting a
Treasury which was filed to rcplction when
j came into power.
1t has succeeded in riyaing the cxtrav-
ogancc Of monarchieal governments by run
ming the expenditures up to ninety millions
n year
1t has "'Sueeeedcd in changing n surplus
Of twenty millions into a deficiency Of thirty.
II has succeeded in so perfectly demon
strating its imbeeiity that Slave Piracy Is
carried on with impunty. y
1t has succeeded in celebrating from
the Democratic creed Jciiersoninn Territorial
policy, and incorporating upon il the doctrine
that, slavery has q constitutional existence in
evesy inch Of the territory in the Union
1t has succeeded in driving from the
Democratic party scores Of thousands Of the
best men that ever belonged TO IL.
1t has succeeded in placing Pennsylva-
MIA, Indiana and Illinois among tho opposi-
ton States.
1t has succeeded " in rendering itself 80
odious as to secure an opposition majorityin
the House OF Representatives, and to double
the number of Republican Senators of the,
United States and finally,
1t has succeeded in rendering itself n
laughing stock, and inducing the prayers
of its own friends that they may be speedily
delivered from the stupidity, knavery and
.imbeeility 10y which It has been characterized.
1t is very seldom that an Administration
has been so uniformly successful" That
of Tyler, perhaps, came nearest 10 II. But.
with that exception none but itself can be
its parallel. albany Erening journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

land creased the Green Mountains for lhf
irsl lime ibis spring 90 wheels April goth
NARROW ESCAPE There was nu c1pio-
sion in M Arms blacksmith shop ON Mon
day. Mr. M Monroe Well tg the shop Wllh
an old gun barrel, % have IL sharpened for o
bar II was not supposed % be- loaded but
on being heated i exploded, lhe charge sirlk-
Ing the anvil and some Of The shot glanced
iu such O. manner as 20 slightly wound Mr,
Monroe iu the face Fortunately beyond
this, there WIS no harm, 10 was au old rus
~ gun barrel, aud had not been used for
many years. There Is much philosophy, Il
not truth, in the old w0man's theory that O
gun may 80 of even II NOT loadse.-b' H.
Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
The Two Years. Amendment.

The people Of Massachusetts, voted on
Monday last for an amendment to their state
constitution, requiring Of foreigners, iesi-
dence in the United States Of two years az
ter their naturalization, before they shall
be entitled to vote, or be eligible to office.
The amendment was adopted by good ma.
jority, though the vote was very light.
Although this amendment was to the con-
stitution of Massachusetts only, the discus
sion of its merits and dement's, and the in
terost felt in its adoption or rejection, was by
no means confined to the old Bay State, but
was as widespread as the Union ITSELF So
great was the feeling in New York, that n
circularwaS issued to the, Republicans of
Massachusetts, signed by no less personuges
than James Kelley. chairman Of N. Y
State Central Republican Committee, Hor-
ace Greeley, Charles King, and twenty other
prominent Republican gentlemen Of that
state, asking them to have nothing to do with
enacting such a law as proposed by this
amendment which has Just been incorpora-
ted into their State Constitution.
The democratic press have been nssiduous
in their endeavors to thrust the odium of
this amen mept. upon the Republicans, by
calling il a Republican measure. This ia not
true. Although some Republican papers
support and mNUy Of The party voted for
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

DARTMOUTH CoLLECE-lhe Senior class
nave elected the following Glass officers for the
approaching commencement Orator. Ben.
lamin +. Hayes, Of Berwick, Maine, Poet.
~ Peabody Of Gotham, y. H.; Marshal,
fiSher 4. Baker, Of Dedham, Massachusetts :
ChronicEer J. H. Hobbs, Of Wakefield. New
Hampshire Prophet, J. II. Deming, Of Au-
hurpGole. Massachusetts; Odist, II. V. Jen-
ness, Of Dover II. Il. Anterior, OF Cayen.
L4Ah- -anL I--R--l&aFs4eE- -as.. tl.a-at.l,- one.
/ rom this State who will appear upon tho
stage at commencement
FnEE. BuIpGE ACROSS TIE CoxNrcncrr.
! Z he Tree bridge across the Connection riv-
err at Hanover, was opened to the public on
Wednesday. the ith instant. This is. we mn.
derstand. the first free bridge ever onened
across this river between this State and New
Hampshire. The bridge is said 10 be a most
substantial and seryiceable one costing about
ten thousand dollars.
STEAMERS BuRNEp.-On Saturday roor
ten steamboats, were burned at Pittsburp.
Pennsylvania. The flames spread witlrsuch
rapidity that it wS- impossible to stay their
progress The amount Of freight was not
large the smount.of loss being estimated at
100000 Insured for only $4,000.
SERVED HIM BIGuT--A week or two since
we chronicled the fact that Mr. James Tay-
Tor of New York had bought gold dust to the
amount of $1,000 at half price, because the
duSiewas stolen, aud that afterwards nm nc
comphce of the seller obtained $500 more
out of Taylor by pretending to be a police
officer, and threatening TO expose him. Mr.
Taylor has discovered the rogues that cheat
ed him, and had them arraigned. But the,
magistrate dismissed the complaint on the
ground that Mr.. Taylor himself had actcd
criminally in the matter, and therefore could
not ask the aid of the law.
O. Letters from Quito report the num-
her of deaths by the earthquake at lem
They were at first estimated at 5000. A lib
eral reduction, that
o. a peddler was recently brought be.
fore j. p Emerson of Salmon Falls, Justice
of the Peace Tor Strnfford county, n. H.. for
peddling without license, when the Justice.
who Is not lawyer, at once declared the
peddler law unconstitutional, and dismissed
the complaint.
w Three first class trotting horses, KATE
Miller, Lady Shean, and George Washing
ton, were burnt to death on SATURDAY. in the
conflagration Of q stable on the Union Course
Long Island $4,000 was recently refused
for George Washington.
T-5S' A New Orleans District School BOARD
has resolved that "act of marriage on the
part Of school mistress shall be virtually
considered resignation Of position as n
teacher" That is, schoolmistreases mus,
omit two of the rules OF arithmetic addi,ion
and multiplication.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
Expenses Of tho White House.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune says g.
much has been said Of the large eKpen-
ses connected with the White House, and the
cost OF Keeping up tho dignity Of the Fresi-
denth position There never was greater
mistake. Mr. buchanan aust save 90 least
$4,000 a year from bis salary, 90 will be
readily acen by comparison with hls more
recent predecessors, most Of whom gellrrd
With very comfortable provision, Mr Tyler
Is believed % have carried away 100000 or
$4,000. Mr. Polk took home q much lar
ger sum. MI Fillmore, who served some
thing over two yraT7 and e bali, Was quite up
20 the mark Of Mt Tyler and M Pierce,
who lived more Hospitality and generously
than either Of those gnmed, saved about
sjU6t74, al these Presidents incurred some
expenses from which Mr. buchanan iycnlire-
ly exempt The White House iTuow heated
and lighted entirely NJ tho public charge, A
large kitchen garden il cultivated, IS hioh furr-
islrs oil the vegetables required, and more,
\ fine Rrccu-h0uso has been added, which b.
found both useful and ornamental Just be-
fore The Inauguration Of Mr. Buchanan lhc
private secretary 81 The President was made
s1larled Office, with $1,000 per nuuum, and
olcrksAip attached 10 g. The steward, Who
was previously paid out Of the President
private purse, was also salarIod 90 $1,000
year' and messengers we're added, 20 reduce
The outlay Tor servants, The only serious
cost nov incurred IL Tor tho official dinnors
during the session Of Congress, and Il "a well
known that Mr.. Buchanan has been prudent
beyond nil example In this respect. Ills or
Alinary household consists Of three or four
persons and the servants, and lhef+ are
Niiy gentlemen in the city who maintain moro
style and spend more money without any ap,
pearaaee Of oHtavagauec. MI Buchanan
has always been a careful manager, and now
h0da plenty Of time 90 examine his market
hook amid all the cares Of state and the ross.
ing demands for office. IL Is not surprising,
10 this view that he should be willing to Try
second term"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
Paddock Machine Works
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.

YNHE subscriber has on hand or will make
i to order Woodwurths Planning Machines "
,rriaus sizes aud prices, Dimension lancrs, Sash
aud Door, and other Lumber Machinery. MIL
Work and Repairing done tshort notice and on
reasonable terms,
Has constantly on hand the Ethan Allen Cook
Stove, Fire Ranges and Boiler Plates Doors for
Arches and Sugar Houses, Hall and Church
Stoves, Clothes Kctls. Blacksmith Twircs, Door
Stills aud Track. Sinks and follow Ware. Abhcs
Patent Pig Pen, SAW eFs CuitiNators. Chimney
Tubes and such articles as are usually uanuiae'
turcd at such an establishment.
Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
A. THOMPSON
st. Johnsbury, Nav 2.lS5o. 31f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
LOCAL AND STATE.
HrirrLssais.

hFtff tscnis.
We seldom give up our whole fret page
10 a single story but when we Gnd a good
one like that on The outside this week, we
print Il 90 the exclusion Of variety. We
have the word Of one Of our iair readers for
saying that the "Assize Cause" IL O good ato-
~,
The RsFan boy, who seemed % be getting
along % we'll one week ago, has finally died,
and bis remains were carried 10 Claremont
for iu1ermeut one day this week
The weather far eight days previous 20
Monday last was the most remarkable "spell"
for me first Of May,oyer known by the "oldest
inhabitmL" The mercury stood At 80 IN
The shade on several days. the air was hot
smoky and duslyas Ia dog days" Monday
there was a rain which completely renovated
tie atmosphere, and completely changed the
face Of nature, bringing out lho foliage, and
making the green turf 10 appear
Mr. Clarke's 6oiree on Friday night Of
last week was very fully attended and the
performances Of the pupils, as general
thing, were no less oreditabe 10 themselves
and thelf IHstIucIdr5, Than they were THtIs'
factory 70 the audience
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
DEATHS.

Wou,E,rtu- Park ilu, Cherokee Nation.
April .l Re-, Samuel 4, Worcester, in the ga
year oftisagc.
Nj Worcester had been e. missionary among the
Cherokee about $50 ycars, lie formerly Lived
m Pu.hlm, this county, and was a son Of the
Rc,. Leonard Worccsicr. Tor many years pas.
torof hc Congregational Church az Pcacham.
UIu-lu pnu,iilc. May ?. Of consumption, JUL,
a dlH.hll QtRcy Lewis. and Mrs OlhcIlI.
aged o..
-Dow-ln Burlington, April %, Of consumption.
lfaHc Dow, SON Of Richard Dow, formerly "
pbuNilIe. aged fS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
Very Important, If True.

The following uae.a!illsd.fQF ygga8f NV.
neeeher, appeared IN the Chicago Times Of
Sunday mo1uHg, May /, We think we re.
cognizc Ia it the pen Of Frank A. Eastman,
formerly Of this place, Who Is now one Of the
editors Of the aboye.named sheet, though We
hope We arc mistaken, II will undoubtedly
be news TO most Of our readers TO learn that
Mr.. Bcceher is neither preacher, orator. nor
Christian But TO the article in question.
"lIcnry Ward Bccchcr who II no preacher.
,st!sss =. .l,.s iAa ls.i.44!4- II p!la.A uLg
is no orator, unlcss IN howl away 40 some
dead great man is oratury who isuo Chris.
tan, TO the public eve unless 10 whine out
ultra-Scntimgn,nlsm Is evidence Of Christian
iiy-ond who, 10 speak in the language. Of
politicians, is fast rushing outside Of al heal
Thy religious organizations, has been stop.
ping o week IN this city, and has delivered
three lectures IN Metropolitan Hall To vast
crowds Ne p.,,i.,
did more harm, while in this city. TO the pub-
lic tastc,-nnd 10 the civic morals, than any
other influence that has been at work here
or NcarR.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
NOTICE

TENllE copatincrship heretofore existing under
the name Of llMirtt& Thompson 10 III, day
dissolved by mutual consent
HALLETT & THOMPSON.
The Inul-leEy and Machine L-a.Il.A A. III here.
after hc conducted az the old stand Paddock Ma.
chine Works, los the subscriber.
A THOMPSON
ST. Johnsbury. May . 1859 g1Nl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

AfWHrFrf tu taffIU-tsh HrsVfa. HHu NJ ftarfs ea-
laHaHi IN|r0 AtHU on.
Fu.rr .MHIirt tUrfrthffa including n1trtar but us
rrl.II." HI stabilized NHfU. lisa ~ IfTfH rfUuat-
HfINNN U.lNIU" 1000 Geo hraf 4rFH zee stall fI ono.
rw rtt. 40 qualify HlIudiuE lr ttst gfaas-fed OlrH
i.r HrHi HfHiHUu tHNH HUu tHf beet iuIrr Ffars IA
n.,. OH 70 tn ~ lushu, 81 ~. nidinaf't ftsU.
tud t8Ifra flUte' 81. IS 81 Arnrprs. So %, T.s
rHfaHH .a "a O.. fhfrf years nli. fHIH
Sheep HnI Lambs $50 at u4fkrt priffu in iuts Al u
500 "a . % lttfH auu srlrttuus. go tsIGaT
uNrH. l-sa q. prr o.. THUus ga a. prFIh.
fc'n. alna ., 10 each. cen aAins, u q 90. perlu
VA tatVta-hairs at aH.ur e gun each.
hstht -Hs Western 80 nafset FfiCes-hhotos - hole
Ell. gfT ll. on WV
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
sI. Iehn.bur, Acnarm,.

The Spring Term Of this Institution closed
on Friday Of last week. The number Of pu-
pils connected with the school was unusually
large Tor Spring Session, and We rejoice
that the lahors af Mr. Colby and bis efficient
corps of assistants are 40 highly appreciated
hy the people u ST. Johusbury and the neigh,
boring towns. II l. unnecessary Tor us %
say a word 10 commentator Of Mr.. Colby 40
a teacher fOr bee has been so long among Us
that bis praise is ia all our families yet We
believe that few are aware Of the devotion
which be maniicsts 10 the interests Of his
school, The result Of the examinations df
lhursday and Friday show that his faithful
ness IA not nbated by long continuance ia the
dull routine Of the reaclsaL lie. Tho exam
iGaiion 10 all the departments was highly
satisfactory, c,iuciug excellent instruction on
the part Of teachers, aud diligence on the
part OF pupis. We trust that the usefulness
Of the School may be extended by.th in
creased patronage which {, most CERTAINLY
merits, aud tina: our citizens will not Zoe nm.
mindful Of the advantages which q good
school brings to our village.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

~ The Charleston Mercury says that Il
the i" Douglas squStter sovereignty party iu
the North, attempt 20 enter the Charleston
Convention, they ought 90 be turned out Of
iti but We do not think that IhcJ viii seek 80
enter H. They are much more likely 90 take
par, in the Black Republican Convention. as
they undoubtedly viii With the party IN the
next Presidential election"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

o. Some learned newspaper editor out
West says that the simplest way Of
calculating the distances of heavenly bodies,
is the rule laid down in John PhGnixs cele-
broied lecture upon astronomy, wig guess at
one half Of the distaQce and multiply by
two,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

ASoTHER RwUBLIcAN "uNpEn"-Mr. S.
KooIh, editor and proprietor Of the Free
Democrat and one Of the ablest and most
influential leaders Of the Republican marty In
Wisconsin has been arTCtsed charged with
soducing Caroline ~ Cook Portland III.
gus,
suppose we should announce the Sickles
case as follows "Tro more DeDioryat, ban,
For" 81 Ssmocr1fir district .lfisyusy
hWed by a Democratic Member Of CouJg,ss.
toJ base seduction '-JoM beigg Lo,sm
friends ofhc Prcsid-ai and HigI LcaHe,s
ofHePuy"
How would that read p Hangar IvLig.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
o. The following is from the Bo,ta

O. The following is from the Boston
Journal'of Wednesday
THE steamship Adelaide has brought Us
three days later Intelligence from Europe.-
The die is cast The combatauts, drawing
nearer and nearer to each other, could no
longer heed negotiations and promised moth.
ing rNrrpt n"tay hvy unmarked thu ." dry-
i.ish cngiucry,' the shock Of their onset has
already rcsoundcd through Europc. snd MAJ,
God drfeHd the right There Is ~, sharlnvr
OF possibility that this dreadful conclusiop
may not have been reached but when we
consider that the official journal Of Austria
had declared that war with Sardinia was i'm.
cvtablc' that the Austrian troops were on
the point of crossing the 'Ticino on :hc Goth
numo. that Immediately after French troops
began TO pour into Genoa at such rate. thai
hl the jOth, sO,Ou0 were expected 10 be in
ltaly-Nhrn we consider these things, ~, are
fully prepared for the las, item In the steam
trS news TO wit: The Aus,rians have cross.
t'''.= t.iaa- ai.d commenced hostli,irs. This
is official"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

MARRIAGES.

pETtr-lS iuuANas-lu Newark, Alay o, by
Rev John smith Mr Jane, Dexter Of Newark
aud Mrs Nluc, Fairbanks ~ Worcester. Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

o. The Ohio Farmer speaks encourage
ingly Of the fruit prospects in that State
peaches, cherries and apples all look WE'LL
Ohio is now the chief source Of supply for
the Eastern markets.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

H9- Amsas mf lHsHy ntipauFa HLhh usigls L.
supplied i4 rtilfFe ODE HfllHIt gf hEWsUiT tEerr Do r
mafr FarIfs 0Hr if certain rHf ri fafst-t tutH m
.mfHiritai F4m" " fte Hfd rhrug rts. tui aas.ss,r
FaIalI. "a o. iis p1Err 90 heal a. f-ls o. ffr.s ana
90 rlrr Do fHlauefa ifu 90 Y aispuar snd j.lIra.t
continuation HinI efhe iauF1irHfs iH thfmtrIFss 81
e44al sorl. ThH BERN mlHsIHH ffisis iH tUtt
"cembnliIaH 400 FORM iHderlf
Of medicine kH1HuHf
DR WlartHa bAlsAh oF Wild CHERET.
WL4fe Falue iH rnflns n.aFi taas IraalHIlis WH5
ins rssn. tr1up, Asihma. Flinalsg 4lslil.4,. agi
hlpilni CsHsHm piiau De- ilritmaUIf
NONE TESTIMONY
b''lo9s ,AE-7ll .ls'it
"a. srH ". FsstF-Desr -Taar' iataia.s.r rr,,,a
sT.,s TAX 10, ssssa ~. ,. /. ~. He lls
fraHHfd in ven severe l1uFl HIfH Fl.Ht nsIH. l nv
sle all tlf ~ iflamt e. ital.lH usi mF n.eaIs
Wlsars baftam NJ Wila fHrrrY sri i.aradst.i .-t ~
bottle 4he flr. lfHHaf.l Haa IHdrr1 t4HirriaI ~
nos t0usF flid 900 fhaf rIr Ha. ir....-. .. IT, ~
informed hlm ghsi i.a1 Jason Doe et4m'ari Doe f.l
tH.r hHff continued q. BOZ ir,.I da.. Az 800 el'.h
mst might u'o maHG jsau Raeam's "--''
W. wg o.efrlE TOTO 60 ut tqii. ID ths st,,.
statement Me Astt ttfi4a nfrH 90 hWair ~ suT aa-
aiEiftSbfssthFitt
De-, s.. fs9l 20 F,a HIls q ,as vragp
haTlu hi JHHutUurf frnfrr Calvin Muffu ~. trst Al
ili'n,san pa = 9ess,a5 4 f. i,nai9s o,nWr We
81 aai'i 81 atsI. hsl.a@8i '''' "''' 'p'.''a pa
A.,h,r e1,slufHrtl n 49, s4-s.s. ~ i.is ~.
ORATOR lN #uHiNfI tHl6Mu. tsi
Wlp turFEy Wt-0aaf d. much sala " Do sauisrfsl
5000 lls. uafNr ffI prrHlll s4if DO rrr4umeHiHg
~ ~ r-fr7 rfrFTrTTff1T
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

CoRHEsFoaDEscE,-We solicit voluntary COM
HtmieafioHs from al psfts Of the county upon
matters u interest ~ Items Of NeF5 IN par
ticulaT. win be thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

THE sLAyE HtAcurbs,-sia VI the ObsrliR
reeueu have compromised with the govern
meul Wy pleading guilty, and have been sen.
fenced 10 pay lue Of Se5 aud day's im'
rrisoumeH, I4st'. sl'saf sa....Fi., 4Astt'-
ole Of the others are proceeding sIovly,-tho
second not being concluded, Semeuer has
not yet been passed upon Bushnell, the Gnt
one conyieled.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

Tn MogMoS DlHucuLUls-'lhr gcncr-
al g~fepmenI has not yet decided upon the
course to be pursued In relation to The Utah
troubles Is thought however that Gov
crnor Cumming will be sustained and Judge
Cradelbaugh removed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

Iul AuAsUc TELlGmrH IL very much
needed now. Europe IL on the eyo ON il
not already begun Of most sanguinay
war; perhaps the most terrible chat has he
fallen any country since the time of Napoleon
The Great The neHl arrival from Europe O.
looked for with great interest
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

Tar BusruS PHNTrHs have been on O
"bust" Tor a few days past. The National
Typographical Union met there, and the sea-
sion closed by general banquet At the Re
we're House on Thuuday night Among the
Speakers were Mayor Lincoln, Joseph r.
Buckingham, Henry Wilson, ES.Mayor Rice,
Josiah Quincy, Jro and Charles Hale. A
large number were In attendance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

Tm MAGAzlNla-1he Atlantic Eclectic,
Cooley National Preacher Challenh Month
IS. and last, though not ieasi. the good old
eounIenanee u the Kniekerboeker, have OH
been received Tor May and only grear
pressure Of advertising and other matter hns
prevented M noticing them At length, We
hope we shall be- excused this month II we
simply aekuov ledge them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14


ibis ameUdmsHt lhe measure ilself is api''
hepublicau jn The extreme, 10 il an Ameri-
can measure, aud wac supported BY many Of
the Republicans jast 70 keep peace With the
defunct carcass Of Know Nottingham and
'rs believe that peace 70 be dearly bought,
O. Il is amusing 70 SEQ how thoso ness
papers that publish only the beginnings Of
stories (ths remainder 20 be found 10 the
Ledger)haye TO mApage 10 get the attention
Of their readers 20 matter that h really geuu-
lne. a paper before W, after publishing
eout-eyed Saul" lhe next week publishes
the following paragraph I'VE will inform
our readers that We shall publish the whole
Of the story, the hrst chapters Of which APP
pear 90 our outside" 10 there not feeling
with such publishers lhat their readers viii
mislrust any thing they may publishP We
would advise Oh such "a head their different
articles something as fulloWsg-"Ihii IL 10
be read This is nat % BE- read"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14
Extremes Meet.

I c. CROSSMAN. in connection with
~ the Umbrella and Parasol business has
few cases OF Womcn's and Mems, Misses and
Childrcn's Boots aud Caters. which will be hold
at prices 30 low to asttnish every body, Gcaleri
especially. Prices as follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-14

80, taking one thing Hiih another IL wa
% satisfactory termination 90 ihe renowned
cause, Carr rerW6 Carr.