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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09

Those having unsettled with the late firms
Henry X List Co. or List Howell will please take notice.
that Henry h L having purchased the entire interest
a. Allen HOWELL in said hrs (S- ell retiring
siness) is alone authorized 20 make settlement janI-y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09

We learn from the Ne,o Orleans Crescent
that a negro was sent to the Work House
for kissing" Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald Suddenly"
He was first knocked scnscess by handspike
in the fists of Mr.. Mcdonald, and then sent to
the Work House. Tho Courier in a thrilling
article upon the subject, makes the following
philosophical observation: "yerily, he will
find this kiss to be a dear luxury" Rather, we
should say, unless Mrs. j. w. Med. is very
handsome woman indeed, Very few women
arc worth kissing at the cost Of knock down
and the calaboosc afterward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09

TIE famous Capt. Dc Riviere has got into
trouble again. A paper in Augusta, Ga, re-
Gently charged him with an intrigue with lady
at a hotel in that city. The Captain indignant,
ly denies the soft impeachment, and threatens
vengeance upon the libeler-not so much on his
own account as upon that of the lady concern
ed Somebody ought to give the Captain n
good, wholesome clicking" lie requires some
such process to take the romance ont of him,
about as much as any man We know of.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09

Ansper:-No; she is plain Mrs William
Smith O'Bricn-as good title as any lady need
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09
LING. VK..-- --THURsDAY MORNING. JUNE 8. 1859.

Thar distinguished man, Professor Agassiz,
recently delivered an address before the Acadc-
my of Arts and Sciences in Boston, in which he
frankly stated that while he was nbout to quit
Paris and his studies in despair, because he had
not the means of paying his expenses as stu
dent, Humboldt having heard of his destitution,
sent him fifty pounds with the words, "Tt is
loan which you may repay when you can."-
The learned Professor then adds that years af
tcrward, when he could have paid the amount,
he wrote to Humboldt, asking for 'thc privilege
of remaining forever in his debt, knowing that
the request would be moro consonant to his
feelings than the recovery of the money" and
he adds, al am now in his debt"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09
K. LIST. ROBr. MORRISON. w.B. LOG
LIST, lEORRIsON & co.

l1Is5I M y 10 - ''yFN y SWs
Successors o List & Howell and II. X. List.
WHOLESALE GROGERS d PRODUOE DEALERS
Nos. Is So, MAIx STREET,
Wheeling, Vn.
WE desire to the friends irn and to
w the trade generally, that in possession of
most ample facilities for the transaction Of
WHOLESALE GRoCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
We determined to all orders
care with fidelity and prOmptness and the
able terms LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09
q. P. BBOWN

IIS HIAGN STREET,
EALER in Watches, Clocks, yeEeIIy, Silver and Plated
~ WaTe Fancy Goods, &C., &C., Wholesale and Retail
Agent for the sale Of the CELEBEATkD AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactures by ATPLETUS, TEAcT x Co., also
Agent I"r the WHEELER 4 WILSON SE0SJSGS MACHINES
his return from New York with complete
sOrtment variety of goods hts line which will
be offered prices 10 compete will any house in the
country Please call and examine before purchasing eI=
where. sepIG-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &,
MHOI.IESAIE Il &. RETAIL

Wholesale s: RETAIL.
h. SHEPPARD, No. 13l Main ST., Union, win
- continue to Keep hand n large complete
sOrtment OF all articles H his line, consisting Lada
Gettemen's Saddles, Fine ard Coarse HaTkess Trunks,
YHlcgs, Carpet Bags, SatreIs Collars Names, WEIps.
would tfuiS call attention To stock and trust
by strict attention and PrOnPtness to Hert continuance
Of the public patronage.
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and in rI
manner. J. b. SBE PPAkD
sep1O 1St Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09

eXneCtCl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09
CIlAR. MOGeGAN,

CEIAS. MORGAN,
VNyHOLESALE AND RkTAIL Manufacturer Of Saddles,
~ BTdlss Harness and Trunks and dealer in all aTt
Giles usually kept by SsdlsIs, legs leave 70 inoIm the
public that he has opened, No. 16 Nh Market
Alley where he will be glad to persons UAntlng
any OF the above articles. Asheintens make
and sell 0t fair Priees he hopes to obtain liberal share
OF public patronage. Particular attention paid ordered
work, and repairing done with dispatch. sepIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09

FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGEN CEY.
WHEELING, VA
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., OF
IL PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Incorporated by Aca OTIbe I.egfSIntnre of
PennRylVRutH.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, R8OO.OOO, FULL
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
KH1e~tad E,lLotBG:
FIRST Bonds and 8IortEaEes Proper
ty in the City OF Philadelphia. $50
Stocks worth par. 2221l0O
Cash hand, .......... 51,190
Amount secured by Stock Notes.. 19O,0HO
Amount of Stock due Call, 1,7lN
THIS COMPANY EPPECTs INSURANCE ON.
Buildings, Merchandise FuTniture Lumber, &C.
se Cargo and Freight to all Ports andby Railroad, Lakes,
and Rivers, at the lowest Rates, and uPOn the
Terms: guaranteeing Prompt Payment the adusentOf
LOSSES
Perpetual Insuranceat usual rates.
Y. B. SWEARINGEN,
Agent for the State ri Virginia.
ONCE Union Hall buildings, West side of Main End
door South OF N. W. Bank, anE9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
Correspondence.

IL Il disagraeabIe necessity that eompsls
us 20 roflss Publishing correspondence from
various parts Of the country, simply for Want
Of room. We have row before us lengthy
communication from Ohio, Michigan, MI
nois and lowa, alI ofNhh would be- of in-
tersst 90 our readers, uo ahubt but NJ which
We can publish only extracts, 10 anything -
We viii fret give paragraph ar two nom
Tn CALEpoNhs's old friend, "s, g." "
Kalamazoo, Milhigani --
"Wheal looks most promising, and there
hos been o very large breadth sDWu, II
nothing occurs % blast this promise, the
west generally viii recover herself from the
hard tlmes Of lbs last eighteen muHlhsl and
What 10 more, trust learn that very Obvious
trulh ,--ihat 10 live within ones income 10
lhe only sale policy f1r individuals on COM
muuit,es, aud these rather old, and, WIrl
yruug 4rrrrirr, t-t!,as -laIlals. "lla
diiiseUt hand makelh rIeh," and, "Ihey that
vslld be rich hll into temptation aud many
huulll lusls,'
There has been IN lh.s town, and 10 many
plrls.of the state, during the past winter,
growing religious interest The Spirit has
come down Ike Tho gentle rain and dew up-
on tho mowp grass. The great numbers who
we're converted last year, are growing 90 the
stature Of mon in Christ, and nrs carrying
into, and ~ most instances d.gusiug through
the spheres Of business The power Of PodIi'
ness,.-ils sobrIety, ita honesty, ia integrity
10 spiritually aud lhis 70 what r. everywhere
needed, uuI nowhere more chan 90 tho wesr
the fact bad almost said, Gozisd wcsti
whore the physical and matrual have we'll
nigh ecl'pacd the spiritual and from humble
means have uu1Baed 90 themselves the
dignity and importance ofculf.
lu the matter Of politics, YOU need not fear
for Our fidelity there r. too much Ncw Eng
land blood o0uriug iu our veins, 10 allow Of
our detection from the great principles Of
human freedom possible
Gen, Cass and tho "uulou,Gcd democracy"
-'--.A.-A-I- iL.alr-L-E Ln Tho Peninsula State,
"a Ga} Whose -rcluruiuR tuu, ] nov, WI T7r
rise l4r many an ugs, We have az length
set ourselves night at Washington perfectly
40 if Howard Of Detroit secures biz scat
Gov, Bingham, who takes lhc place Of scna-
tor Stuart, (a dlilou Of our town. Is tried
man, with q spinal column that viii stand
without prophg lie was formerly a Demo
+ crytf-tut-whcn that party discarded tho VII
mot Pro,iso, be discarded the party, They
threw him overboarli he dcGcd the whole
party with Clv, Barry and MeClylloud OF
their heads he appealed to tho pcoplcj bis
noble uttoranccs called out ten thousand re-
'pouscs from the homes, hearts Of his fellow
c.t.1crs, and having served bis state In the
highest o0es within the sin Of lho people
hc has been sent to occupy a post Tor the
next siy years, q even greater responsible.
7 iu," =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
Doath OF Row. snmuol A. Worcester

IN the d., Of deaths viii he found that ~
a great mlu--uot hy high stations or glor.-
ous deeds IN the worlds estimation, but hy
grclt decd, iu very hgaAle station, by
moral hcroi,m, patient lbhors and christian
tHumuhs. Mr.. Worcester was son of uc
late Rev Leonard Worcester of Pcacham,
Vermont, and was born, we think, in thai
town. Shortly after the completion Of pr.
parltury studies, at the age OF 2S. he became
"a missionary 20 the Cherokee Indians. then
s.lA.l-.- ID Glnrgil. and in their service the
remainder Of his lite was spent. Tie TCSu'r1
OF his Rhors, and those Of his associates, arc
now exhibited in civilized and christian In
dian ration that compares very iavorably VITA
the whites OF the ncighboring States One
incident iu the life OF Mr.. Worcester is worthy
Of remembrance just now 10y the politicians
lie entered warmly into the defense Of tho
Chrrokrcs when Georgia was driving them
from their lands and the State and became 4
partSu suit against the State, which was
carried mp to the Supreme Court Of the I'm.
ted States. The Court decided in favor OF
Worcester and the Chcrokccs, and against
the State. Georgia paid no sort of attention
to the decision of the Court Application
was made TO President Jackson to back up
the Court. lie did not subscribe to the mo-
dcrn notion OF judicial supremacy over all the
rest of the Government, and refused TO inter
frre, remarkiug that in his opinion the Court
was wrong. The Court was disregarded and
the Chcrokecs were driven out OF Gcorg'"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21

Our correspondent, "Iova," at Bgllcnillc,
lama Co., has gi,e1i us nno'!>y of his ycry
readable letters, which We musl pas. with ou-
ly brief extracts
"rhe Trustees Of the State Agricultural
College meet at Dcs Moincs to-day to receive
bids ard sclrc, O county for the site Of their
farm aGl college. Several counties have
scat in their bids-M Marshall county 100000
lama county 10000, and there will be bids
vrrrr IN from, e..ss1.tsl l.sA
cannot report definitely now. This is de-.
signed to bc great aud liberal institution,
free for oil Of ccr,uig-sgos and requirements
while the farm Of Gao acres is to be a mod
al farm, on which the students can lcnrn
practical farming in all It's various depart
mcuts. Iowa j, resolved to reduce to prac.
ticc, as far as she can, those sta,csmanlihc
views Of your excellent representative, Hon.
Justin $. Morrill,, This bin was worthy Of
a true son Vermont and It's defeat was
equally ,rortiy Of the President
trUtrut IOWA resembles ina good degree.
central Illinois in It's soil and productions,
but differs from it in several respects 1t has
a more rolling surhcc-morc timber "a plcu-
ty good water and consequently less sckly.
I'm artcsian wei, costs more than the inn
proyemcnts Of good farm and when water
is thus obtained it is not like the water that
flows from the Hill side of Iowa or Vermont.
Illinois has one advantage over ,us-shc has
Il market ut the door TINT is better than ours
but it must be borne in mind that the cars
are daily coming nearer, and that until then
we shall do most cxcelcutly well in raising
corn to fattcH Our stock. About 5000 hogs
brought up in Chicago and driven into this
vicinity last month, help consume our sur.
plus corn, which is now selling at 80 cents,
cash.
This part Of Iowa has not been subjected
to the tc,ershoat Of speculation that ovcrrun
Kansas and Minnesota, and though there
were no sales Of land, in the darkest times
OF 81 apd IS, yet there has not been that
iluctuation ia prices that We hear Of around
rs-our lands have not been so extravaganza
ly high, and they have not run SO low"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
CnutIsn.

We should judge, from accounts which We
scc'in print, that many persons presume the
government to DC lawful oundcr, and con,
alder Il no crime 70 cheat the post office de-
l.arlmeai 10 every possible Way We see Il
stated Ihat'Po,l master, who take lhe trou.
bic TO open transient popsrs, find 20 some Of
them all kinds Of ladies wearing apparel.
fancy articles, dugueuco,ypcs, Sc, as well as
written letters, lt IL more than mruusled
That articles Of this description pass through
some Of the Offices w Caledonia County.
For the benefit IL persons Who indulge 600
such things, We would say tha' anything ca.
closed ia q newspaper aud ssnt by mail, sub,
Joal, the whole package to letter postage. l'"''
wsu ,uu person bcuGius u TO fine y .Hrr
doRurs 4 word 20 the wise Is sufficient.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
The Public school Money .

As our District Schools are about com.
meneug for The season It may not be nmis,
to call attention to the fact THAI our last
the public school money to depend upou the
number Of actual scholars in each district.
rather than upon the number Of resident
children within is limits. The money now
drawn is to correspond with the average at.
tendance in the schools aud it is cnsy to see
the pecuniary importance Of regularity and
puuctuality in the attendance of all scholars
who should be in our schools.
When the money was distributed to each
district according to the number Of resident
Whidrcn of certain age, the careless parent or
guardian could be so without mourning pccu-
MARY loss by neglecting to send to school.
Now it is diilcrcnti every days, or half days
absence from school diminishcs los lust so
much, the public money drawn by the lis.
trct in which such absence occurs, so that
it hehovcs not only all parents to see that
their children have the benefit Of the school
money, but all taxpayers and citizens in
general, OF a district, to do what they may to
promote punetuol attendance at school II
may be well for such to bear in mind, that
when they sec scholars running truant, they
are running away with some of their money
at least carrying it from their own district
into some of the Others in town, where at
tendance is more punctual. The abscntccism
in district may be such as will reduce the
public money received to sum below what
will be received, because mcritcd, by a dis
trict with tat half the number Of resident
children within its limits. It is JUST but let
those who must abide the law, see that they
secure the benefit Of its healthy working.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21

Senator Hammond, of South Carolina, adj
miis that the Lecompton Constitution de-
served tqlbc kicked out of Congress. Then
why did he support il? Doesn't Senator,
who supports what he thinks is fit only to be
kicked out Of the Senate, deserve to be kick
cd out himself?
If Nr Bae-Aeeaa had get tho thirty mil
lions, VIC wonder vbich he would have bought
Cuba or the Charleston Convention?
A good many men and women want to get
possession Of secrets just as spendthritIs want
ia get mnncy--for circulation.
Roman Catholics pil over the country are
sending gold medals and other rev 5rfts Of
mcri, 10 the fchoolboy who got whipped hy
o. Boston teacher for refusing TO repeat God 5
commandments. Perhaps be may feel en-
coursgod TO seek TO win additional favor by
refusing 10 obey them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
The Oborlin Rescue Trials.

Two Of the Obcrlin slave rcscucrs, Bush
mel and Langston, have been convicted, and
the tri.l the thirty others has been post
poncd til July. 4 friend at Cleveland has
kindly kept us informed of the progressed
the t.ial by scndicg. us the Cleveland daily
papers. BuGhucll was sentenced to sixty
days Imprisonment ana afnc of 5000 and
the costs, which will amount to $500 more.
This is considered very severe. The convic-
ton Of Longston was entirely unexpected
the evidence in his case being far from con
elusive. The Cleveland Herald SAYS Of It:
I'VE assure our readers outside Of the city,
that besides the government officials and
democratic parIizaus Of the pure bred Scott
stripe, there are few who entertain any opiu-
ion upon the verdict except that it is against
Inc law. the evidence, the rights Of the free
citizens Of Ohio and against humanity
After the jury-brought in verdict Of guilty
in the case Of Iangston, (vho is a free ncgro,)
the judge asked him If he had anything to
Say 49, sen. yc- -l-.--!4- AL lac pronounced
upon him wAereupon this OUTLAW of The
Etg,cs" made speech Of half an hour
ID length which is reported rrJatim 10 the
Cleveland papers, and which is noticed By
the icqd,I in the following strong language
"lhar.s' " LsrRsto1 yesterday proved
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
mrisfLsenIs.

The weather for tlte pAsl week has been
dry and cool generally Wednesday night
there WIS o smprt rain, and the farmers ore
hoping Tor more
win rhereturn Of warm weather returns
alec the passion ~ a1m6t5r HUFtrHE itts
not oar intention now % c0udemH those Who
take ths life Of lho spotted treasures That lie
bid Zoo some gurRlIng brook or tiny lake, but
those Who lrW dA bad bettrr buy com
plete set Of fishing lackle-rods nud basket
aud not 90 angling any more With bent pins
iur hooks and birch trees Tor fishing rods,
when thej con get o good joint pole for o
dollar and hooks for merely nothing, ut
Howard on Main street or at Horizons on
Railroad street
We forgot 20 notice last week m excursion
that The Methodist Sabbath School Of ibis
village tool. 90 Barton. Some Gyo or Dis
hundred participated, leaving here at in
ibo morning, and returning At O Ia the eve
ming,
We notice by the lat Star u,st iu editor
f. suffering from ioanmed eyes. We can
'ympaihlt- with him from sad experience Of
the same kIDd,o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21

To- Judge Johnson Of Louisville, Ky, de-
clarcd in "A case before him1as week, that ii
man has no right to whip HIS wife, but the
wiic's right to whip her husband when she
pleascs is Inolienablc. and he was only sur
pnscd that It is not oitencr exercised.
a. The Rev. Robert +. s. Lowell Of
NrvalA, the well known author Of Tho
New Priest IN Conception Bay" hn, accepted
caA the parish Of Duaucsburgh, n. Y.
Mr.. J. ell hls accepted this call in order
that he may obtain more leisure for literary
pursuits
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
LOCAL AND STATE,
NV Ad,erii.rmenis.

New AdVsTlisrments'
q. W. McGafey- Dry goods and groceries,
q. ~ Howard Blank Books stationery
and FISHING Tackle
vs.. u. Horton -Boya Cl1lhIHg'fhhiH8
Tackle, Sc.
HoYnt0n a Deming- Hardware.
A.M/TTk Provisions, Groceries, Sc.
T. ~ l.. T. Bf0Wu-AeW Goods.
h o. Bllchrdw-l.sfray
q. G.. Goodwin NeWiHo.
T.. JeWelt Dry Goods, housekeeping
goods.
j. holes Wanted, Summer Clothing, Sc,
T. -. klbmrne- Dentistry,
g. M. Woeks-Dry Goods, Clothing, Sc.
WIN, Harvey Oh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
uay -.

~ At lrasburE, 10 persons have made
lO,02O lbs, OF maple sugar this seasoni and
10 persons at West Glover have made $4,000
lhs,-Leonnrd Mrsser Of Plymouth, has made
10 lbs from tree measuring - ncAes ia
diameter.
~ a son, years old, Of c. y. Morton
Of Waterbury, was drowned in brook a few
days aimee.
To- Two sons Of a Mr.. Smith OF MontDc-
her were recently thlorn from wagon and
seriously injured
~ The Mcssrs Warfcid Of Pcrkin,vilc.
have recently added % Looms to their cotton
factory.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
s.cnernI CentenIlen.

The general convention Of churches will
meet this yoar at Ncrscnnci On the ihud
Tuesday Of June. Persons Wishing " attend
are requested to usiiN II. T. Lca,ilt immc.
diatcly, and specify whether they arc mem.
bcys, Hat tickets may be furnished them Of
introduction to families Tor entertainment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21

~ la Mountain, the aeroraut. has nearly
completed his Atlantic balloon at Lansing
burg, y. y. 1t will be 81 feet in diameter
aud when inflated the car and balloon will be
100 Zee, high. There will Nc employed 1850
wards Of silk-Cbua wido-thc best ever
p-ei Tor buch purposes. six miles of cord
viii be Uerd in the net. Che car or boat j.,
ct urIque construction aud yer, strong. Il
j. Q feet lonR,1 feet wide and 20 inChc,
high and is capable Of carrying twelve men
90 the very toughest u tse. rl5OGOO cubic
feet Of ga will he required 10 initiate the bal
loon, giving {, su'osrrrdIrg powor ~ abag,
. - tons
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
Information wanted

OrTlomt Kirk, who lrf, this place saa's'
time in the samwcr OF lSjs,to work on the
State House ut Montpelier lie was la't
heard Of ubou, the llIh Of October, 1855,
when he wrote to his friends that be va,
coming TO This place, Any information con-
corning him will be thankfully received hy
Andrew Wark, ST. Johusbury, W. Vermont
-,.-.a44-i la4al cnur.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21

AIissNNMIA-TTjs place, M fCU-iczvuuv
OF the Sandman army, WHITTIER the King has
gone 20 take command, Is rrol ahly destined
,a play au important part in The coming alr,
II b. fortified city near the eastern frontier
oc Piedmont, whose guns lri,,c toward, the
Austrian territory II stands il the midst
oru sterile plain. II is the great stronghold
OF Piedmont, and !, 90 the Ssrdiuiaus what
Ghiahlr il to the English, or Sebluopol was
90 the l&sSiaus. Dwiug the reign or the
French no italy, the formidable Qualifications
mode it one OF the strongest places In l,u-
rope, lot these were subsequently, d.mal.,h-
ed leaving only the citadel. Within the
past few years NY4mcu have been busy in
7TC1TTyr TurrT-- tT|,~-r anticipation at the
events now otphand. In tho surrounding
plain, two miles distant, is Napolcon's cclt.
hraicd battle field Of MSrcngo. Alcssnndliu
is gouitoned with several thousand troops
aud being connected with Turin and Genoa
hy railway any number can readily be con.
ocuratgl there. To capture II would be a
crowuing glory 20 the Austrian Generals, and
10 lose il, a deep humiliation TO Snrdiuia.-
albany J9urHgh M1y -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
To PublIehers OF NeWspapers

a gentleman n sFe and experiences iH writing
f.r q ghnrousbly rersrd iu tIs polite. II
the eopu.ry -aud candid, .llo FE,tcr. Ui.As. y
obtain situation 100 some prominent nspub.iG.H
Woelly 80 Daily TarcL 0laily proiaHeil =. edi-
COO or assistant editor 10 either Of ghs hsW LHg-
land sAle., VI any ~ ihc Ircs States
Reference ~ g. 81 stsue, Cs1.dspiau OTss,
sf. IauutH-B, W. ssG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
LOOK on THIS PICTURE.

The United States Court for the Northern
District Of Ohio, sentenced Bushnell for tho
crime of assisting a man to his liberty TO pay
fine Of Sir Hundred Dollars, to pay the
costs Of prosecution, say FIFTEEN Hmdred
DoYarS and to imprisonment Sirty Dogs
C{ercidpR Hcrala.