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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

GJ'The MADIsoNIAN, weekly, printed at Wash
ington will be furnished subscribers during the
present session Of Congress, at so cents 1t will
contain full reports of the speeches and proceed
ings of both Houses. Post Masters, at the request
of individuals, would doubtless remit payment or
orders with the subscription price may be address
ed to some member of Congress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
EBr. Edward Clark,

p II Y SICIAN AND SU r G E o N,
NNTOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w Lyndon and vicinity, that he has located
where he will at all times be ready to attend to calls
in the line OF his Profession.
Furthermore, he will say to the people of Lyn-
don and vicinity, that first having attended to a
regular course of Medical studies and since having
been in regular practice for fourteen years. he fiat
tiers himself by faithful application to business he
shall be able 10 discharge the duties of his Profes
sion with credit to himself and advantage to the
people.
Lyndon Corner Oct 25 1893. . .. 65-1v .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

u57While Thomas II. Benton treating his
poca! friends to glass Of wine the evening
after his re detection to the Senate, the result of the
New York election received. Had Benton
been summoned to his last account for his Capitol
Hill theft, he would have been little less astound.
ed; his company shared with him in the consterna-
ton, and scattered each to his home,
s'In silence and tears
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
CDNCERE.

A CONCERT of vocal and instrumental Music,
will be given at ST. Johnsbuy Plain on Wednesday
Evening January 9th, by the St. Johnsbury Band;
under the direction of Mr. GEO. WooD. The vo
cal parts will be assisted by Messrs. CHEVY and
PADDOCK and other Ameeurs. Particulars here
after 10 be published in Bills.
BY order of the Directors,
II. X. FLINT, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
Bank OF Orleans.

THVHE Stockholders of The Bank of Orleans
Il hereby notified tomeet AT the INN of SABIN
KELLAM, in Irasburgh, the second Tuesday
of January next al o'clock, p M for the purpose
of eecting nve Directors of said Bank for the
year ensuing. ..H
Per order Of the Directors, .-.-.f
GEO. C. WEST, Cashier.
Irosbprgh a Dec 1888 72-3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

uPSamuei A. Elliot the 10Th inst
elected Mayor of Boston by majority ofl303 over
all other candidates. The Tories succeeded IN
two only out of the twelve wards.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

NOTICE,-An adjourned meeting ofthe Gale
dona Anti Slavery Society will be holden in the
Congregational Meeting house at Cabot, on Thurs
day the 9Th ofDec. Instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
"A punctual attendance is requested.
JOSIAH MORSE, Secretary.
December H. .a. 4 p. .. .'.... ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

GJ7The following was given sentiment at a
Wing celebration in Schenectady, N. Y.
Yan Bure,s's .Narch-Nlarch firth, 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
NOaECc.

TENHIS is to inform the public that have qui
Il the business of Cabinet and Chair Making
he, etofore carried by in this place. hereby
forbid all persons after this date, trusting any man
on my account 1 also forbid all persons
settling any account or note payable to me without
settling with me person or by my order. fur
Their forbid the delivery Of any property left by my
pedlar for sale without my order.
SAMUEL X. WILLARD.
Barnet, (Passumpsic) Dec. ] F., 1898. 72-3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

THE LYCEUM will meet Mt the school house
on the Plain, this Cruesday) evening, at o'clock
Question: Does the interest ofthe country require
that the right of suffrage should be confined TO
the present inhabitants thereof, and to those who
shall hereafter be born in the country? 1t is hoped
that all gentlemen and ladies who feel an interest
in sustaining the Lyceum will attend
E. JEWET"H Secretary
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

The people of Washington are about to petit
ton Congress for general Lunatic Hospital.
such an institution would doubtless be found
very. useful during the session Of the National
Legislature
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

The Hon. Thomas II. Williams, of Pontotoc,
has been appointed by Governor McNut Sena.
tor in. Congress, to fill the vacancy occasioned
Trot,er
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

A giant named BIRN, seven feet and two in
ches high, and well proporioned, is exhibiting
himself in Paris. He was born in Valenciennes,
and is thirty years old
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

TEMPERANCE MEETING. The Annual
Meeting of THE CALEDONIA co. YOUNG
MEMS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will be held
at the Meeting House on St. Johnsbury Plain, on
tuesday the first day of January next AT 10 o'clock
"A. M. 1t is expected that the exercises as usual,
will be of highly interesting characters and a
general attendance is requested. The younger
part OF community especially invited to be pres
ent The Executive Committee have made ar
rangements with Mr. Boardman, proprietor ot the
temperance House, to accommodate the friends OF
temperance the occasion.
It SKINNER Sec
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examine the Registers of5,e, made tha following
Report.
The Cemnitee examined the books, rlats aud
other papers belonging % he Registers o.hee' do"
found them vel arranged and IN gno1 state 81
p,eser,a'iou Fiat there has been eesen h'adfed
and eisa grants issued beore thc 18th Of Nosea5ef
ls36 and The lth Of November, 1857 ninety &c 81
which we're IN the Northern Neck.
That IN III ifst months the fees received M
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$1,000 E3ess.H,GHkS.
! Efp0lfHS Of nancy current N Nu1Eia
- wi! he rrcev d hy has Institution. tnrtc> IA
anGnH' thao tlt $50 E.tsyS-ana certificates
'sNne therefor BIN az tiIiy aud eii.etulll> the funds,
&o's aHdpfopfN vi tiie Institution, lot he payu,rt;
d'c1"ef Wae.i demanded upon ten d.t, norIc. mlth
Eulrs; th'ron hoo the d8tr. atjri the rate Of per
srh'ai1 PER "ani7r -nch may renaiu SIX months
~ Hl"''iHs td i'ur per centrum per annuu. or such
a. mo ROMAN togr and not exceeding s.x mouh>.
a" ih'er per rruDu.n per muum Tor such Is MA, b,
deHa9deI "Jbm loof n.ou,lis
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Ieery That-'a, .u q! o'c'oea, p N.al,hc O}dcr
o. ths ia,atM.oa, ! taols beloa tAc Famcis'
Eanb.
3Ep. ROM. MCDANIEL, President.
RIOS. NrhfHAEY. Treasurer
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\ "e,aay ,:are:' $ :.,o pence .:;a..sc.,.
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oh'tNNAit, jan 10, : = u.
Thc ehnoner Empire. { lrtaln Souhwek, bound
10 Charle,topl arrived tbs port LAST IA ut ffom
81 Auen,iinr-To Captain :. IRE indebted ipr
sxraess Of tic ~. Augustine l!e,ad, at > aud GtA
la4t, which eul6r1n the intelligence ieeeiscd on
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TRUST SALE.

- virtue OF 4 deed Of trust executed on the DIST
- Dec. lS2l, by Abram X. North, to Richard
X. Phelps, for the purpose of securing debt due
Eliza +. Echols, EXecurix Joseph Echols dec d.
which deed has been duly recorded in the CLERK 5
office OF the llusngs Court OF the town of Lynch
burg, aud in pursuance of an order of the said Illus.
tings Court of the town OF Lynchburg bearing date
the day of October, 1887, will be sold TO the
highest bidder, for cash. by way of public auction,
at the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburp,
on Friday, the 18th day of June next, if fair if not
on he next fam day thereafter SUNDAY cxcep,cd)
by the undersigned the following property. viz =
Que negro man, Moses, do. named Fleming
one negro woman named Henrietta. one negro gnl
named Ann.-Also, one Side Board, three Feather
Beds and Furniture Bureau one Piano. one
Sofa, one scu Dining Tables, three large Looking
Glasses, and two dozen Windsor Chairs. Acting as
trustee, no other title will be convey ed, but such
is vested III me by the deed of trust.
JOSEPH +. MARTIN, Trustee.
May % l5J
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Tniu0ble Ee.tiHs ton Property
FOR SALE.

M.s IHAtE TWOol the msst comfortable &
Ea;;;I valuable HOUSES AND LOTS, one or both
In of which | will SELL at one-third less than
the Lots and Improvements cost. One is the Main
street, about one hundred yards below the Count
House, with columns and piazza in front, say II
by SO feet and House SO by ID feet, covered with
zinc ; the carpenters and brick work of the best
quality !; on said Lot there is AN Ice House, Smoke
House. Kitchen, Stable and Carriage House-aso,
two other small Brick buildings and an excellent gar
den. The other Is on the hill, ranging with the
College Buildings the House is large and conye-
nient with the usual out buildings, and at present in
the occupancy of WIN. Taylor Esq. Hydrants OF
the purest Spring Water in the yard of each Lot.
The last mentioned Lot, contains upwards of three
Acres.
The terms will be made accommodating, on the
purchaser paying a small part Of the purchase mo-
ney in hand, and securing the balance satisfactorily
Any further Information wanted can be obtained by
application personally. or by letter to the subscriber,
as Postmaster. WIN. WILSON
Lexington, Va, May II, 1888. waw
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TRUST E.fEE.

virtue OF a deed OF trust executed by Thomas
- II. Snead to the subscriber on the 22d day of
April, 1887, and duly admitted To record in the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court OF the corpora
uon OF l.ynchburg, for certain purposes therein
named, | shall proceed to SELL for ready money, by
way OF public auction to the highest bidder, at the
front door Of the Market House, in the town of
Lynchburg, on Friday the 18th day of June, 1888,
the following Slaves named Armisead and Peter
both male Slaves Selling trustee, | shall only
convey such title is vested in by the aforesaid
deed. HENRY DUNNINGTON Trustee.
June t15J
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INflE regular semi-annual examination at this In
l. sutuuon, will commence on FRIDAY, 18th of
June, when parents and guardians. and all who feel
an interest in such exercises, are earnestly and re-
specially solicited to attend.
The exercises of the School will be resumed 18th
July. Neiy ample and permanent provisions have
been made, for the accommodation OF boarders
Terms of Board and Tuition as heretofore.
JOSEPH =. GODFREY.
May 81. tlJy
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NATGsILESS SAVATEVE.

DAVID s RowINNp, the General American 4 gent Tor lhs
mighty medicine invented by The immortal Goclrk Of Ger
maue has great pleasure pHbshns The the follow high
" important letter from respectable gentleman in New York
which he has recently received with many others similar
chaaccralso interesting intelligence from several
LIS Agents especially IN Salon wil be- helnw-shc
together with the annexed certificate from three eminent Ger
man Physicians, must forever establish the character of the
Sana,c, bciug Nihoua parallel IN the history of mcdi-
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POETICAI..

=
The following very beautiful Apostrophe to Il
;aa, 10 from the pen of Jose,lanos, distinguish
spanish Poet:
TO TIE Sun.
Grea: parent Of the universe.
Bri.h, ruler OF the lucid 1ay;
Thou glorious sun, whose influence
The endless of life obey,
Drin. ing existence from thy ray -
Thou, who from forth the opening tomb
OF the fair dawning chr, stalline
Com'-t radan, 10 thine Eastern shrrc;
Pouring thy golden floods in light
Der humscst vale and proudcst height,
Whist thy Respondent Car reveals
Its rolling adamantine wheels,
That speed Sublime, nor leave a trace
Through all the airy realms Space
Welcome thy rrign
Thy morning beams
And crown of RAYS,
Whose glory never decays;
Willie every sluddening bosom feels the CLEANS
OF jo and peace again
Dark shading Night,
Parent Off ason per hdes, and guile,
Flies from Thy sight,
And far in deep abysses hides the while:
And laz, Sleep,
Hsr shadows, lying phaniasms nnd alarms,
A hateful train,
Melt into air; aud in their place the charms
Oflucid light and JOY gay vigil keep
And peace and pleasure visit again.
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TRUST SALE.

IL virtue Of a deed oftrust, executed on the Cd
- day of October, 1928 by Abram Il. North, to
Albon Mcdaniel and James Benagh forthe purpose
OF securing debt due Jacob Haas, will be sold TO
the highest bidder for cash. by way ofpubic auction,
on Tuesday the l2h day of June next, if fair if not
the fan day thereafter by the undersgncd,o one
ol us, one hundred and five front Second street,
running back ono hundred and thirty two leet--it
being a pant of the Lot known in the plan of the
town of Lyncbburg by number seventy three. This
salewlll take place in the street Immediately in front
OF the premises, And acting as trustees, no other
title will be conveyed but such as is conveyed by the
deed OF trust. ALBION MCDANIEL, y.,,,,...
JAMES BENAGH, i'"S'eeS'
May 10 ,IoJ
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Testimony N, 7.
4 icuer from II. r. Shearood, Esq, Ncc York.
a q q q q u i q q {

DIR. u. 5. Rownnl,-Sr, About the middle Of July last |
incidentally noticed III newspaper the udAertls OF
the Matches Sanatvc, Tor wieh peccved YOU
cent aud which prossed 10 bea sovereign remedy lor Con
sumption.
my wife then fast wasting away with tbs dreadful
disease and IA family phl slcan daily and anxouslv
elens her Ia health without success stepped
his house and asked him If he had any objections To
her taking this medicine. lie replied, that he per
cctlv willing Mrs sherwood should take that any other
medicine she mi lat choose but lac thought conld do
good her lungs yapidy consuming dniao human means
cohd Sarc her. Sul as drowning person Will catch
straw and the SanaNc hcng recommended by three pysi.
clans who had used in thoi Practice she concluded rive
II rnl. SEM aud purchased phtl which she commenced
taking fcr times day, ing lrre indulgence her np-
she sg6sred far he frSicgh orfeagS but was
shortly able and drink freely, without the least nconyc-
, niener.
Within four weeks from her first using the medicine he,
feeble and wasted form began To strength aud
has been gaining from dn> day uu the present moment te
She cuIu,ng comfortable Though not perfect
of health, IS able to be about the house and acn,
church.
Mrs Sherwood and myscl both fully of the opnion an,
all who know her remarkable case that she III
10 The Sdn0frc di0Hc aud there probably
sunptve persons the tcd States " no have bcara
ohs medicine ought speedily Ia be adopedto hay
itmnrc generally known.
number of persons in this nrighborhood, understand
taking for other serious complaints, with very great ben
/ tit.
think of going the South, with family sometime thu.
Gll and inca do, will proclaim the virtues of the
tive in quarter although of the Physicians hen
are actively opposed to do sincerely believe saved IN,
] witt from mn opening grave.
YOU think tins letter will the public good, are
liberty to puhlShlt.
Respectfully, &c. H. I. SHERWOOD.
Testimony No. >.
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To the Citizens OF Vir.inia.
DER. AFEgE.

rs finished his professional through part of the
I Union. Ills Medicines gave general Satisfaction,
which Testimonials noticed in all the Nigna and otlel
Southern newspapers. The demand for his remedies
pdly increasing IN The South particularly the State of Nir-
glnia that he found necessary his office New
\ ofh to the city OF KIC1MOND, Amenia where il will
be permanently kcpiopcn Main Street. opposite the Farm
..r.il unL I'M L..n n..Ll 1 | -l...t- L
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From Hc Boston lNoiniu Q Post.

appears hv the following information given the public
] DR.. Rowland ot tlIs city, TINT the much talked o
Malehloss Snatlte indeed what it Processes h,-un eli
ciont and valuable medicine worthy the attention
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RE.NOI:fL.
MARTIN, WARD II DAVIS,

IyANE removed their establishments the House
1 ! recently occupied by Mr. L. Il. NoWell, opPo
site Mcssrs H. Il. Richards X Co Hard ware Store,
where they respectfully invite Their friends ana the
public 10 give them a call and examine their large,
excellent and very cheap assortment Of DRY
GOODS, &c &c. TO which they are daily making
very Interesting additions
October % Is
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.NNfHl'NI HIridge
TIK.VTxAE CO.NP.xv'H.

A ia MEETING Of the President and Dree-
"A tors of the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company,
held in Pattonsburg on Saturday, the 10th May,
1888, ordered that the Secretary require ofhe
Stockholders pay the Treasurer TEN Doll
LARS each share Of stock held by them on or
before the 2lst inst. and the further sum OF TEN
DOLLARS on each share so held, on or before
the Goth June next.
1t was also ordered, that the shares of delinquent
subscribers be sold in front of Eleazer Sweetland's
Tavern, in the town OF Pattonsburg, on Monday the
I'd day of July next, due notice thereof being given
by an advertisement in the Lynchburg Virginian.
Ihe inslalInents called for are.
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From The London Times, Man 7h.

II highly satisfactory to be enabled at length TO
state, which we do with some degree of confidence,
that an Improvement has taken place, not only in
the wholesale, but in the retail departments of
trade. The favorable change which has occurred
IN the weather. has induced general activity in the
latter. which must work material influence up
on the state Of things IN the manufacturing dis
tfitis.
Tie commencement OF what is called the 'Srrin.
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i HAVE now unensased few pairs of the MAJ
l. ky and Berkshire PIGS, so celebrated as
grazing breed, of remarkably easy keep and cary
maturity. CHARLES M. AN, Manager
for f.. Fletcher at his Plantatlon'
near Amherst Court House
Dec. 81
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Ifsadc :" thou. mnth beyond iis usual PC
roll will il i nov confidently anticipated she" 4
yer, important increase the transactions OF The
same lime last year. For tho principal export sta
pie articles of commerce. the improvement winch
| has taken place this week is not by any means so
general rs in the home markets. but here there has
been much more eon61enec displayed, especially IN
British and Foreign produce
MARKETS.
Correspondence othe Journal Of CONNIE GO.
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY 9Th May, 1888.
Our last circular. 1st inst. would aequaint You
that our cotton market had advanced la per ID
from the lowest point oldeplesson. The demand
continued active Tor day two subsequently, but
has since been much less spirited, and though
pretty extent ofbusiness asb been done. the buyers
have had the advantage, amounting 10 decline oi
fully per h. in the lower and middle qualities from
the highest sales made the LIST aud 2l 'nsi with
acomparAtiye, hngud marhe,-mofe decidedly so
TO -day than before
The supply into Liverpool since lsl January has
been s. ; 900 bales against 475.o00 10 same period
last year the import rom the United States IS i93,-
900 bales being an increase of ll5,0oO. The STOCK
IN this port IS estimated 900 bales against
$40 0 at same period last year the stock oil
American Is about 1000, or 900 more than II
then
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THREE DAYS LATER.

The packet ship ST Andrew, at New York. brings
Liverpool papers to the 9Th May, inclusive.
U. S. Bank shares at London quoted at
.fo5.