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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
THE WOMAN's FRIEND
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
PRICE s35 TO $40.

EVERY BODY andhis vile pronounce the best in the
World! They VIII stitch and hem, tuck and Tell gather
3ud Win perfectiUn and are especa! adapted
tuiamily use.
They Will all kinds of goods from the finest to the
coarsest letter than any other machine UW eAtdnt AMI
may he Used with excellent in all kinds {" light
leather work Any OF ordinary intelligence can IN
one h"or learn 10 USE them successfully These machines
are WARRANTED. and ally person purchasing them eau re-
turn e and get their none. ii after amonths TRIAL they
do not Prove satisfactory.
The following among the advantages they posses
ISL Ihey are Simple. strong and durable ,ea>.y lHdef
stood and managed, and not liable to get cut "f order
ID They Use cotton the ordinary spool. without
reUindiig. saving time. trouble and WASTE.
81 The stitch Is stronger and more difficult 20 mp tna
any other made by machinery. and su.rior To- the best
hand sewing The Two threads are douoeio"e' mo each
did nrly tied aid klotted every stitch they TAXI tlr
same stitch as tie celebrated Grover Baher iii''e'
which Is the best and o,t elH>llc stitch ever liIlt
18th They sew with cotton. incl aid>ilk thread equal
~ well.
5th. They finish their WORK There is no occasion 10
fSten the threads at either end OF the seam a. /, required
ey all shuttle stitch MACHINES
9th. Every ulachipe is ie to run ty hand or oopo"-
ar, thus conibnLy the advantages % toti Eet!U.s-
REFERENCES.
We have large list OF references but Will give the
names Of only few who are among the rSt families Viz
St joh,isbury, VI. Dec. 10, 1889
We the undersigned have used in our ihnilie, Tor the
last three months Of til. clark latest improved
sewing machines and lind il 20 10. II The bet Ina
chimes r all Kinds Of family sewing i, use, and cheer
fully recommend II to tho public.
Rev II. ". Worthen, Geo " Gates. l. p. MACON,
Gee. Drew. DanviIh. Amos Barii., Geo, K"iies-
E. PARIS. Waterford Hubbard Hastings.
1900 respectable uAis different places in The east
and south, pronounce tins the best na'Lc In the
world for family use aud the references above
SUFFICIENT insure examination u our n:aoi.i and
We Invite the public ~ call at cur rOom
First House North of South Church,
where they III ind lady in attendance who Nil always
respectively receive e'siymtrs and ol.,ate the
G Yah n.cl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
BILLING S'
Rheumatic Pills
AND
II 81 ] M s % "a

these remedies, and o'i,r> them Ia te afflicted o"Ii
den: that The. will ana Prove safe. r'rral. a,t
harmless Ia the constitution. That such Is their clr
aclc. is amply a,scd L. the ,e.Sal success whit
which The. have been cin!,:yed. Tlr, R.:cuua
Ii>:n GnuI, an! Neuralgia The i.inca alone oui
hot cure these diseases the Pals nec In he lay il.
iern1y, Tie i..iiurnt Ia ie a;!iri externally, a..
thus USED Cunjoint!v they oN,rt genuine curative
power. Rheumatism too intimately ...i.r.ec,c W.:
tie Liver and ether internal Organs IL reached >ii
/; through iEe medium of c skin. These ri!> ~;
peculiarly searching in their effect upon the Liver
Tic, cnnai; Mercury. Potash, O:.iu.i.~ "ag ::,c
or any ri tiG5t E>ci,i-S"is medicines " Inch -.
often cI',. Cd IN tbs Treatment c E!.cunia iS....
GiLLINcS RiEu MATIC !INiMEHr \ SAT. ava
etcac,"iiS Ln:n.:lf. Tie rnc:pal ingredients tina
lit" composition, those from i.ic .,r:,c
.tS sr"aic>. power. ne.y, An: have .=:,,r
hcc'i exhibited IN AZ: fimim.Ut 'ar las cci -. r,'
10 the ,a,bc. II is wei. adapted Tor ali IL. ..,,r.
q Family l.ificnt, All. IL unsurpassed ~ ciirii.a
L7n:ct,s, >ii:.i,s. :'.:i!se>, 81. Ne I've N
rose>>,!, and mi.l pThl;>il, n,auy i.Cr> AMI
hcae> from persons wl:n have derived great tcuc!i-
from r--H prcpiraIini:s Tie c.riiEc.'.> are y.l,:
tail, furnished H., ii-r wlo have hg-n cure, liz,
various forms u! Tie disease. Si:r n,i,i:c TNcr
Chrome rheumatism, Cont, AM ,I;ac:a Ia.
genuine 3:i natural si:ci sa,c i.,Fsc~> :.o. i:ir
YET comparison i tue CT ciisiarn<
ar! no>f,im Ven S"g:;d exceedingly tame. We
an every sufferer Will be, lett appreciate for h,n>cii
the rt::c. ,i"y a:ior!
P!i:e. 50 Cents each per Fox ard Fc::ie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
First House North of South Church,

here they III ii, lady in attendance who NH aiv
espec ~ receive customers and Operate the ia, ..
J.P. row NJ, Agent for CaIedoi.iu ca.
St Johnstury Dec IL, 1859. 5eu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Read the following from one Of the best
,l,.;o;,rc ~ Vermont

IL lnve used " eeks Magic Compound IN my own fhmiiy
with most signal sncteps and 10 hesitate
II my opinion. the very best cough medicine eXtant In
every FAR knowledge exteods. where 1t has
beeo used, ii has given tbs greatest sxttSlac ton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

was "ouHu up, dS II ny tNe ndilU Vi OlnnlL-
offence, into resolution and daring.
Bravo" exclaimed the arch prosecutor,
"bravo, old Can,icles, thou word'st we'll and
so you three pretty innocen.s have laid your
holy heads ttgethe:, and YOU have resolved
to die, should it please God and US, with
secret in Your breas. and lie in Your mouth,
Ike the rest of your pSalm-singing, hypo-
critical, cantins sect, rather than discover
guild MIR. Ai,kin-pious Mr.. Ai,kin-worthy
Mr.. Aitkin But We shall see what lgh.
this little telescope of mine will afford on the
subject" pointing to a carbine or holster pis
tol, which hung suspended from the saddle
Of his horse. This cold, frosty morning re-
quires that one,' continued Claverhouse,
SHOULD he employed, were it for no other
purpose than to just gain heat by the exer-
else. And so, old Pragma,ical, in order that
YOU may not catch cold by so eally an expo
sure to the keen air. we will take the liber-
ty," lhereupon the whole troop gathered
round, and presented muskets. "for the ben
eft of society, and for the honor and safety
Of the king-never to speak of the glory of
God and the good Of souls-simply and un-
tremendously, and in the neates, and mos,
expeditions manner imaginable, to uo,c out
your brains"
John Brown dropped down instantly. and
as it were instinctively, upon his knees, while
his wife stood BY in seeming composure, and
his daughter had happily become insensible
to Ill external objects whatever.
"What" exclaimed Claverhouse, "and so
you must pray too, and We shall have las.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
For the Daily Patriot.
The Approaching Contest.


MEssRs. EDITORS The call of the Con-
vention on the 22d of February, to organize
for the coming contest against the agitators
of the land, will meet cordial and hearty
response from the Union-loving, law-abiding
masses of the State. We should be looking
around and preparing to furnish a ticket of
men who will have the nerve and the ability
TO expose the corruptions of the present par
ty in power. In the first Congressional Dis
trict public opinion is already gathering to
old Jefferson's true and gallant young rep
resentatiye, WM BRAzELToN, Jr. OF all 9TH
ers, be is the man for the place. Eloquent,
fearless and the very embodiment of that
high aud chivalric element so requisite in
successful leader before the people. be would
be an honor TO the district. We are proud
OF the high position he has attained as Leg
islator, and II placed upon the Electoral
ticket. he will, against all odds, carry our
flag in the desperate struggle before us with
that old-fasbioned pluck which never fails.
We do not know his views for the future,
but if his party demand bis services, he can
not refuse. EAST TENNESSEE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
From The Ne,o Fork Daiiy T,ibune, July %. 1859.

Prom the Neto York DAILY 1IibuRe, July p, 1853.
PREPARED GLUE.--l.ittle cnnv enicnees for genera
family use, often Of more value than what
called ''great Inventions" There is housekeeper
that has not been often annoyed by squeaSy rickety
chairs, sofas, tables ote., which have become SO by
the joints where they are put together becoming
shrunken and loose and 50 long asiurnure is left in
this condition, there danger general
smash-up- And again, such accidents brea kage
Of furniture do occasionally Sin the best regu
lated nanliiies.' To remedy the annoyance and per-
pexity occasioned by these 5les keep in the
house small quantity of Prepared Glue, which can
be applied to the affected parts by any person of
binary skill, with much less trouble than sending
the arnce-to cabinet maker, TO say nothing of the
saving OF expo nse. The kind VIC use is labeled
''Spading Celebrated Prepared Glue-useful in
ry family !" and have found il a valuable add
ton TO cabinet of 'tle o.veniences We fully
concur in the sentiment If the label.
jan10-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
Mexican Mustang Imminent.

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history of the Matera Medi-
ca, acquired the same patronage, subjected
to the number OF severe and different tests and
met with so few failures the Mustang lniment.
1t has justly been styled rauacea 10, all external
Wounds, Cuts, Sweiiings, sprans, Brnsos. E-np-
tons ON Man or Beast Its so far medicineof sur
prsing virtue that Ply sicans compelled 10 pre-
scribe it, and from some remarkable cures Of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic il has naturally at
tracted much attention from tile first scientific minds
of the age. No family afford 30 be without bot
tie Of the Mustang Linimentin the house. Beware
of limitations. =
The genuine is sold by resi- ectable dealers in all
parts of the world. a
BARNES & PARK, Projectors,
jan2-lm New York. -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
But on Monday, The 9 b, ballot fl
Speaker was had with the following result:

So that, if the vote cast for Mr.. Gilmer had
been given to Mr.. Hamilton. the latter gentle
man would have been elccitd. 1t will he
borne in mind that the constant excuse Civ Ell
by tie SOuthc rn Opposition for not voting
for Democrat was that he could not be
elected even with their assistance. They had
no such excuse on Monday. With the vote
thrown away on Mr.. Gilmer, Mr.. Hamilton
could have been chosen Speaker and the
House organized. Mr.. Leach, of N. c., Cop
position.) told his Southern Opposition
friends that if they had voted for Mr. Hamil-
ton on Saturday, that gentleman would have
been elected.--Cn and American, Of Hednes-
day.
Our neighbor wrote without the facts be-
fore him. 1t was not in the power of the
Southern Opposition members 10 have elect
ed Mr.. HAMILTON ON Moaday if they had all
voted for him. Two of the votes given to
BKIGGs, of New York, and Mr.. NORRIS, of
Pal, who will not vote for a democrat under
any circumstances, although they will help
the democrats elect Mr.. GIIMER.
The remark attributed to Mr.. LEACH is
the reverse OF what he said. The telegrapbic
dispatch from which the Union and American
copied. misrepresented Mr.. L. Here is what
he said. copied from the Congressional Globe:
Mr. Leach. Of North Carolina, when his
name was called, said: stated the other eve
ming that whenever my vote would elect
Democrats conservative national man, as
regarded the gentleman from Texas as
being-il would not be withheld. Several
of the Democrats did not vote Tor him that
day and the entire vote of the party with
whom have The honor to act would not
have secured his election. When these other
Democrats come in, and whenever my vote
will elect IL shall not be wanting for pat
riotic, cOnsery ative, national Democrat.
now vote for my collcague, Mr.. Gilmer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

~ Hon. w. B. Stokes, the Representa-
tive of the fourth Congressional District.
made speech in the House Of Represents
tives on the 9TH inst, on the subject of the
Speakers election. The speech, together
with. the remarks of gentlemen who inter
rupted him either to answer or to put inter-
rogatories. occupies nearly two pages in the
Daily Congressional Globe, and is, therefore,
too long to admit of publication in the Pa
TEIoT. We regret that this is the case, for
the speech is really excellent, and was hap
PLY timed. His exposure of the divisions of
was an apt illustration Of the falfeness of its
claims to nationality. whilst his statement
of the facts connected with the contest for
Speaker shows very plainly where the re-
sponfibiiity for the dsorganized condition of
the House OF Representatives belongs Mr..
Stokes has been censured IN democratic
quarters for not voting with the democratic
members, it being alleged that he promised
during the canvass last summer to vote for
democrat if that should be necessary to de-
feat the Republicans. This censure is unjust.
He holds himself ready whenever it can be
shown that with his vote the Republican cam
didate can lie def ated by a democrat to give
bis vote for such democrat. This is all that
can be asked of him. 1t has not been shown
that his support would have been of
any avail 10 either of the democrats voted
for by the democratic members. On the
oth'r hand. it has been made manifest that
neither of them could be elected even with the
vote of all the Southern Opposition members.
The fact is there is rot the ghost of chance
for the election of democratic Speaker.
The dc mOcratie members know this TO be so.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
HousEor REPRESENTATIVES.
SAruRpAY, Jan. "a 1860.

SAItkDAI. u aH. IL looV.
The House met pursuant to Adjournment
Various standing Committees reported
Mr.. Gillespie introduced bill to furnish all
the civil officers with "McGuire' 3 Tennessee,
or Magistrates Guide"
Mr.. Cowden, a bill to incorporate Union
Academy. in Marshall County.
Mr.. Batter. bill 10 establish the Stale
line between Tennessee and North Carolina.
Mr.. Bledsoe, bill to charter the Winters
Gap and Kentucky Turnpike Company.
The following. bills Were considered on
third reading. The biIl.to change the time
of holding the Chaneery Court in Biount
County. Passed.
The bill to change the name of the Cincin-
natl, Cumberland Gap and Charleston Rail-
road and for other purposes. PASSED, Yeas
.46 nays Is.
The House then resumed the considera-
tion of the bill to reform and regulate the
business of Banking. The bill was further
discussed by several of the members, alter
which the House adjourned till p. ID.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

Ea- The following extract from the Wash
ipgton correspondence of the Louisville Coa-
rier shows that there was no chance to elect
HAMILTON, of Texas, Speaker, had all the
American Opposition voted for him:
WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1860.
Editors L0aisrills ,o9Tlsr:-The indications
this morning are that we will not organize
to-day, as was expected on Saturday last.
The very large vote cast on that day for
Gen. A. 7. Hamilton. OF Texas, gave some
ground fcs hope. hui the caucusing aad pipe
laying of yesterday made il apparent that
sufficient number OF screws were loose 10
prevent his sleciion Tor someiime TO come,
IL ever understand that IL all the South
Americans had supported him be wcald have
lost the votes Of some of TOE anti-Lecompto1
m-n. aud If the ballot had continued on
Saturday night, Sherman would have IN
dau5,esiiy been elected; hencr. some OF the
Soalh Americans. who are really DESTROYS
that Mr.. 81, should be elected, refused to
vote for him.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
Chancery SaIe--W. X. Lucas
Lands

" Court House, Ia Nashville, viii offer al pubic
sale, the highest bidder credits o. 6, u Island
- tbs, with iaterest from dss OF sale the tract
Of 5oz acres OF land, which Washington II. Lucas
now resides, and formerly known the Edmund
Crutciler place.
viii offer sad tract OF land, divided into snch
paris may suit the defendant, ard viii Continue
sale until enough shall be sl pay and satisfy
the decree OF tbs Court IN case Of A. Allison, admir-
Sc-, J. a. Cruther and ntacgs, for 81 4Gi 09
sdes interest aud cost. The property Will be sold
without the right OF REDEMPTION and the purchas ers
w:i be required execute their notes with approved
security, at the tule OF the sale.
Sale puFsant n decree OF this Court al November
term 1853, iB If A. 4isn, AsiBl'r James A.
Crutchcr, and Others AHd lien, ba fetied land
until paid for. }. r. GIEAyE, C. IL.
JAn- 10, 1880. I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
rM,nx H.urrn,- of sont

cGWADE HAMPTON, of South Carolina,
recently made a speech in the Legislature of
that State. taking strong ground against the
revival of the African slave trade, and says
he stands ION the Appian way OF the Con-
stitution." How long will be stand there.
while his party is busy tearing up the stones
of that good old road, Nothing but the
banishmcnt of that party from the Presi-
dents House can prevent the re-Opening OF
this Internal traffic.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

@I. is said Of DIX oUISCT, shat for the
last three or four years OF his life he profess
ed to believe that his graf suffering from a
constant sense as OF gnawing in the stomach
was caused by the presence there of a vOraci-
Gus living parasite, and he repeatedly an-
nonnced his Intention of bequeathing his
body to The surgeons for postmortem inves-
tigation into this unheard-of disease
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
rs- IL. Joel T. Hart the tll,tlngusshed

s1- AF. joel T. Hart. The Distinguished
American sealpioF. has Just rciuTaed 10 this
country fsesn floFvac-. Hhrrr he has speal
some lev years. he len this city yesterday
isLr hrstneky. 10 reerise tFder IRON ihr
Legislature for eola~sxl statute OF Nj.
Clay. His statute 0f Mr. Clay. made iar ne
ladies Of VifgiaiA, i nov hs.e. and Ne trust
my be exhiisste-l 10 the patlic before il il
rrD0ved to kiehmons. Mr.. Hart intends 10
Esniaia hs-ac~foEth in skr UasLed States
N T. II sgss.<
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
~A large factor

s-A large factory, capable of making 80
tons OF paper per week, has been erected in
Bordeaux. The paper is to be made of Afri-
can plants by the process of NJ. BOURNEvIkLIE.
SO tons OF these plants are required for 80
tons OF paper. The inventor has now a small
mill in Marseillcs. in which he is making two
tons per week, at 30 per cent. less than paper
Of similar quality can be made tor from
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
-Inte adriecs frnm Ianan contain

rLate adviccs from Japan contain Off
cial notice from Mr.. HARRIS, U. Minister in
Jeddo, to the effect that the native embassy
to Washington would embark on the Pow
hatan on the 22d ofFebruary, and travel via
the Sandwich Islands TO Panama. and thence
TO Washington direct from Aerinwall. The
embassy would number in all seventy per-
sons. An increasing trade was going on be-
tween San Francisco and the japanese ports.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met pursuant to adjournment
The further consideration of the bill to re-
form and regulate the business of Banking
in this State, was postponed until Monday
morning.
A number of bills were then taken up and
passed on second reading.
After some time The House found itself
without a quorum, whereupon it adjourned
till 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16
DIED.


- DIED. -.
Died on Sunday, 18th INST, KxrE. infant daughter
of George and Sarah Jane Lloyd.
Her funeral takes place this day (Monday) at 5
O'Clock, from the residence of her parents, Kirk
mans Block, summer Street
In Columbia, yesterday evening, the thinst.,
OF disease of the liver, foeER, B. MAYks for many
years prominent merchant and one of the most in
uentiai and public spirited citizens OF that place. As
a man he universally beloved aud as a father,
husband and friend be had superior as a citizen
he wos ever striving to advance every vital interest
of the town and country aud Christian he was
energetic and deeply pious, and will ever
be more seriously missed than he, and it win be
mar long year before viii be fourd to ill his
place in that COMMUNICATIONS and Americaa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

15-Dr. LTvINGsToN's Letter to the New
York G~ogrpphicai Society from Tetse
Ztmba>i, ed February last, speaks 81 two
kinds OF native cotton in the valley of the
Shire. one having wooden feel, and IKE
other a iohg tine staple 1t grows sponta-
neonsIy from the roots after the stalks rot
down
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-16

ET Gov,rnor Banks has no fears Of disco
lutioa bat rather # change in The teIm of
the FeJersi Government. That has already
taken plioe IN practice. IL is now a minority
Government. not a 'nujoriiy one. as provided
for by the Constitution.
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land for Sale.

L'ORTY SIX acres OF land three msi,s from the city,
II and situated on Mil Geek. being part OF the
Smith iEaci oi nd T. - about or acres .f
heavily trhefesi, the baLsIse elcs rcd and in a hns
state fT euhyalisn. he sail IL e the richest quail
~ a. f"r gardening pusfsRts l. infcfisr in
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engsge IN that business her terms OF sale ke..
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