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VISITING CARDS plain writing, the italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcelain Card may
be procured al the corner ef Maiden Broad
sTOyTS Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be srfet9f8-A eEW
Also silver plated Door and Number plates the plating Of
which unconmoEly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser. .ans u 81 83iS nI-.
Merchants Commisioa Cards executed with dsnet
taste $50. 80. #tLsf. fEa8a
Leter Stamps Conlar and Noorial Seals engraved t.
order. ~, !. 80 aLstss. 1870 ssW
Brass Door Plates, KNOCKERS, &c. s.e
- 10 STOUT, corner Of Maiden Lane
a1e3m 80 .e&' - and Broadway.
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TO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAL
EMS. AND OTHERS,

Af ~ Ems A"D - INV
las FultoM street. .sna
90 OpEEs Co ha vefemoypd Dan their old stand, le4
Broad why, q 1S5 Fnllop street. ay and Mas
Streets Where they still Continue
Gases OF all descriptions reduced prices Miniature Cases
Jewery Cases Ladies' and GenllemeRs Dressag Cases.
fse Pocket Beoks, Mring Rsdy Yrsvslng Desks, Futs
Cases. oasf6 ord a show Cases fitted
mp apl case4 iotSilver Wer4PWu arranged and every
other article Ia The above ne with neanes des
sislng Of about 500 dferent kinds hshH je25 lw~
,6ITTITTsF'T II S.RULLMR, FT Il
10 Bell Hanger, trom Bsstos, INFORMS citizens
New Ysrk thai he has take shop No. 1881 Broadway
where he viii receive orders for hanging bells q
improved plan ~ ike stye FOR which he In
forms The pnbc he has patent right and forbds all persons
ne would also The PUBLIC Of the following reference,
.Astor House. New York; Clinton HOTEL do; fremont
House. Boston; Amercan House, dc. f,.sf Je2l 6wA
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W seriber tales pleasure 10 isformng hs erd and the
public that he has set mp Dying Kshshment according 70
approved pracsed IN Frnaec Germany,
and be enabled TO execute bs dying ard cleaning Of all
In sh merino. shswls, he with The dpscb,
accommodating will general sasre.
sn. Tie only Ne asks from end liberal pub.
Nc give him trial. and ks son6deat the patronage
CHARLES sENKgR,
lea r. corper Of lnh 81 and third avenue
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BLEACHING POwDEK-5o casks q Doy0S
ID Desching Powder, superior article, FOR s~ls -
y.CAMPBELL REnSsE
nyf ITO and liz uAasau 6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-29

SUp GftaUft w ATCI
- Isciurer OF the celehrassd /
Patent Lever Watches, hss on
which Ne VIII warrant equal 10
time. We also hes = great WI h
meat, Ouplsx snd Vertical GOLD
ton, y hich he offers Cor sale, ~
rings Breaches, Guard. neck, /
ersl terms ard ., low prices
je30 imis- y
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GENTLEME MS
CAST OFF LOT THING

: AND TIRE FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH, By y
saN, gls LIE EFT, q
Knowing there persons who make gre at Puff In the
advertisements ioz cast OF Clothing, &c and man
do not give the full value for The L. will
those gen emen who may have sueh srsles by then
and who may send for him, Of their receiving very
NJ B-A line through the post ONCE Otherwise to Il
above address viii with due attention. nayl-3nA
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SioSh hN1 EASHnNOk bhUhhR,
Nos. $50 BROADWAY, and q WALL srREEr.
- Has other O6ees In this City elsewhere jels
~ UNITED STATES and other Pennsy is-also
Kentucky, Ohio Tennessee, Iadisna Illinois and Florida
bank notes purchased the best narkstterms at
tN.a# s-saA =. J. SrLvESTERy,
JeI6 $50 Broadway, and ~ Wall street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
BBAGEsSa

In Passumpsc Village, yesterday morning, of
Group, ELLEN. daughter of Mr. Jacob Ide, aged 10
months.
81 take these little lambs, said He,
''And lay them in my breast;
"Protection they shall find in me-
ain me be hlest."
Little Elea was the only and third daughter
which has fallen a victim 10 the Group within a few
years. Com.
In Danvie, May IS, after long and distressing
sickness which she bore with Christian fortitude
and resignation, Hudah, consort of Mr. Fabius
Shaltuck, aged 81.
Also, on Tuesday last, Eecta, wife of Mr. Joshua
Trusse, aged 35 years,
10 Hartford, Conn. April &c, Susan w. daughter
of Joseph and Sally Huston, of Walden, VT. aged
about 25-a pupil of the American Asylum in Hart
ford.
In Montpelier, 9th, Ira w. Town, aged 10 months
In Stow, Sd inst. Joseph Savage, aged 81 years.
Ia Berlin, Mrs Lydia S,lloway, aged 50 wears.
In Hinesburgh, Daniel Marsh, Esq, aged "a.
In Casteton, Hon. Samuel Moulton, So.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
FEE2S,E ARRIVAL!
OF New GOOssssEs

TEVHE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
Il their customers and the public, that they have
lust received prime assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been selected with care, and will be
sold cheap for cash or approved credit. We con-
slider it unnecessary to name all the articles
ed--suffice ii to say, our stock is extensive, and
probably but few tices will be called for, which
will not be found. Gentlemen and Ladies' of this
and the neighboring towns are invited to call and
examine for themselves. We them, we
shall take great pleasure in showing them our goods
and still greater pleasure in selling, If on exam
inaton it shalt be found, as believe it will be-
that they are -cheap-cHEAP.
Most kinds of Produce and Wells River mon
ely received at par.
SHEDD & JEWETT.
81 oh nsbury Plain. A pril %. 1893. 3S-tf
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VUyH f subscriber wishes to sell good stand for
Il H. n BLACKSMITH, in Concord, one mile from
Waterford Upper Village, and three from Concord
Corner; consisting of House, Barn, and a
very convenient Shop, in winch is trip Hammer,
two forges and the Bellows used by water power.
Attached to said premises are 26 acres of Land.s
Two likely young Horses will be taken in part
payment, and for the remainder liberal credit will
be given with good security
If not disposed of he will rent il to first rate
Blacksmith A. T.. JUDEVINE.
Concord, April 81, 1889. 39-f
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Secretary of the Treasur

BEAsTLY INTEMPERANoE.-We perceive in the
Cincinnati papers, that "hree hogs were taken up
in the street of that city, quite intoxicated from eat
ing cherries which had been stepped in rum"
These animals deserve to be severely punished for
setting such bad examples.
COLD APRIL. The average Of the thermometer
at Salem Mass for last April was 3S degrees-6ve
degrees below the average Of that month tor the
last twelve years.
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rv., Ruren. We;will not support those
..ho onnose the liberty of speech and the liberty OF
,ho nrsss by supprcssiug and burning newspapers
'"N r.,his,s sent by mail The friends OF Van
@nN Id ,bis. Wew not support those who are
De I'D ~ the right Of petition, and have decided
s.oss that those shall not be heard there who
=" far the enslaved black, or who solicit JUS
FIR the wronged and oppressed Indian '-and
have the friends of Van Buren, done. do not
VIZ; be plan practiced in N. York, at the last cleo.
NON, by ocofoco foreigners, swearing themselves
jno patriotism, and that from day to day, in differ
emf wards nor do l like the necessity which the
tores in this and other sections TO feel as an
imperative duty, OF coming from week TO week be-
fore The public, and averlng that they are the tue
Simon pure, the sole and only genuine Democrats
10 obviate this last named difficulty it is proposed
that all these genuine Loco Foco Tories should
have the privilege OF being labeled in the forehead
that they may be known at first sight, and in add
zion thereunto that whereas TINS is very changing
world, and this very changing time, and not only
individuals but towns cities, counties, districts ana
State after state changing, they may not DC
thus labeled but Marked " Inis stde up--6e P@Tt1c-
q.iar." This being done il will BIO wholly unneces,
sary that they should any longer proclaim their de-
mocracy at The corners OF the streets, and on the
house tops for if the labelling and marking does not
satisfy the most skeptica why just show your Van
Buren, Tory color and your toryship cannot be
doubted. CATO.
Liberty Street, May 18th, 1888.
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BORRscts, Hats, &c.
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DIsTRItT, s..
IN Probate Court holden at lrasburgh, IN and for
said District, on the Sd day of March, A ID. 1888.
II IKE SPENCER, administrator on the estate
h 4 of JACOB l.. FRENCH, late of lrasburgh,
in said District deceased applied for license to sell
so much of the Real Estate SAID deceased will
raise the sum of six hundred dollars for payment of
debts due from sand deceased and the same appear.
ing Ii is ordered that said application be
heard ut the Probare Office, in Irasburgh, in said
district on the LIST "Wednesday of June next and
that the heirs and all concerned Of said deceased no
notified hereof by publication OF this order IN the
Caledonian, printed ut ST. Johnsbury, three weeks
success,yely as soon as may he, that they may app
pear, il they see cause, at said time and place. and
give bonds Tor the pa, ment of said debts, agreeaby
10 the provisions of the statute in such case made.
BY the Court
4l-3w GEO. NYE, Register,
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@AM@ RA @BSa

In Troy, May LIST, by Rev. A. C. Smith, Mr. e.
ID. Smith of Peacham, to Miss Ann Porter of Troy.
In Woodstock, Mr. Daniel Woodward of Windsor
to Miss Elizabeth Cox. of w.
MIR Orvis Bennett Of Woodstock to Miss Ann OIL
"a Daniels of Fitchhurg Mass.
MI Bartlett Films to Miss Priscilla Cox, both of
Woodstock
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HORRIBLE ATROCITY.

1t seems as if the enormtes pructsed by that
monster, Biddle, would end Not con
tent with buying up whole States and Territories
corruptng the free people Of the country, scattering
agents and gold all over the land for the purpose OF
influencing eections-he has just been guilty of an
act at which humanity shudders Had he confined
himself to the deeds specified above, perhaps there
might have been some difference Of opinion TO
the treatment that should be awarded him; but
when he dares TO outrage humanity and all the kind
ly feelings of our nature, much TO SEND TWEEN
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the relief Of the suffer-
ers by the Charleston fire, Indignation knows
no bounds, and decidedly Of opinion that
ne ought TO be " lynched"-drummed out of socie-
ty-and never suffered again to show his face among
apeople he has so abused Read the following,
and see lift does not curdle your blood with horror
Boston ATLAS.
NOBLE MUNIFIcENcE.-The u S. Bank of Penn
sylvauia, through its President, MIR Biddle, has
transmitted to our Mayor the munifcent and most
unlocked for donation OF $4,000, in aid of our suf
ferlng citizens We have not words to express
our deep and grateful sense of such noble charity
1t will carry comfort where desolaton now reigns,
and cause the widows heart to sing for Joy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22

CONGRESS. Our Journal of Congress closes
with The dongs Of the House up to o'clock Satur
day evening, when the Treasury note bill was be-
fore it. The Journal after that time details at length
the proceedings ofthe House which were of a tumul
tuous character. The administration party were
determined to sit out the Wings, and push the bill
through the committee of the whole, and they re-
fused to rise till one o'clock on Sunday morning.
But they were dlsappointed-the Wings remained
in the House, resolved that bills should not be fore
ed through the House IN such amanner-parcular-
ly, bills sanctioning the issue, to an unlimited ex-
tent of irredeemabe Continental Shin Plasters
A motion was made to rise and repeated dozen
times, but was tied by the vote Of the chair--yeas
49, noes 50, and the vote of the chair making the
noes SO. AT last Mr. Everett of this State, remark
ed that he hoped those who held the opinion that
the House ought not to sit on Sunday, would with
him. retire from the Hall, and that he should do SO
and not be found in it till Monday morning, unless
brought in by the Sergeant at arms. This brought
a part of the administration to their Senses and the
next motion to rise carried-yeas 50, nays rs,
the main part of the Vanites voting to continue the
session into Sabbath day. 1t was near 1 o'clock
Sabbath morning. They willing to profane the
Sabbath, and bring disgrace upon the country, if
by so doing, the rotten Van Buren, party machinery
can be kept together by it.
On Monday, May H. in the Senate, petitions
were presented praying that the Cherokee Treaty
might not be enforced, and among others, several
from this State, by Mr. Prentss. Williams, made a
speech upon the North Eastern Boundary question,
and the bill to rechar:er the banks in the District
ofColumbia came up, which debated but no
question taken upon its passage.
The House met, and Harper who had the floor
on Sunday morning when the House adjourned, CON
cluded his speech upon the Treasury Shin Plaster
question. He followed by several gentlemen,
most in opposition to the bill, and the day was
spent in speeches upon it, when the motion for the
committee rise carried ayes 81, S6,
The Wings oppose the Bill not because they would
g. stop the whaels Of Government" but because OF
their opposition to this kind of Continental cur
rency. They in favor, if the Government can
not get along without plunging the country into debt
of raising the necessary means by direct loan This
the Government oppose, for in such an event the
people would know the extent Of the extravaganza
other rulers, as The debt would then exist in a
more palpabe form. The Office Holders want
the authority Of Congress to issue Treasury notes
to an unlimited extent and further, if they obtain
ed that authority should have Treasury Bank,
whose notes, it is proposed not to be received
for debts due the Government, Hurrah for the ir-
redeemable paper currency Administration - of our
hard money =. esdent!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22

ARRIVAL OF THE GUARDS AT QUEREo.--The
Edinburgh, ship of the line--Inconstant and
Apollo, frigates, and Athol, sloop of war, with
800 GrenadIer and 800 Coldstream guards, with
65 officers, arrived at Quebec on Wednesday
last from Portsmouth, England. The guards
are commanded by Sir james M'Donald, and
were to land on Friday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22

man named James Bullard, of Mount Pleasant,
Penn murdered his natural son last week. He did
1t by splitting open the boys head with an axe
He confessed the crime, and stated that he commit.
Sed it in order to be hung, for he tired of this
world but wanted resolution to commit suicide.
1t IS supposed that he was insane.
The Toronto Patriot OF the 9Th, states that Charles
Durand, Barriser of Hamilton, was found guilty
oingh treason the day before, and sentenced to be
"uog' twas thought howevar, that he would be
transported with the other condemned prisoners.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
BRIGHTON MARKET.
Mnndnu Mnn

Reported for the Boston Patriot.
At market 100 Beef Cattle Is yokes Working
Oxen, 35 Cows and Calves, so Sheep; no Swine
at market
PAGES. Beef Cattle-We noted few extra
taken a,$9 first quality al 80 "A S75; second
quality %; third quality So so.
Working Oxen-Cow and Calves-Sales not no.
ticed.
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"A great productiOn-beat this if yon can. Mr.
Freedom Gates of Burke, has made this season
1876 pounds Of maple sugar from 262 trees; frac-
ton over pounds to tree. Con-.
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NOTICE The quarterly examination Of the c.
G. Grammar School at Lyndon, will take place on
Friday 25h inst. commenting at 10 o'clock A. M.
All who may be interested in such exercises are
respectfully invited to attend.
L. E. ADAMS, Principal.
Lyndon. Nav 10, 1888
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
From the s.. Louis Republican, A,,n 80.

A HORRIBLE ENFORCEMENT OF LYNCH LAW.
The particulars of the drowning of free ne
gro man named Tom Culvert second cook on
board the steam boat Pawnee, on her passage
up from New Orleans to this place. are MS near
the facts as we have been able TO gather them -
On Friday night, about 10 O'Clock deaf and
dumb German girl was found in the store room
with Tom. The door was locked, and at first,
Tom denied she was there The girls father
came, Tom unlocked the door, and the girl was
found secreted in the room behind barrel.
Tom accused of having used violence TO
the girl, but how she came there did not very
clearly appear. The captain was not Informed
of this during the night The next morning
some four or five of the deck passengers spoke to
the captain about it this was about breakfast
time.
He heard their statement and informed them
THAI the negro should be safely kept until they
reached ST. Louis, when the matter should be
examined, and if guilty he should be punished
by law. Here the matter seemed 10 an end, the
captain after breakfast returned on deck, passed
the cooks room returned up TO his own room
immediately after he left the deck, humber oil
the deck passengers rushed upon the negro,
bound his arms behind his back aud carried him
forward TO the bow OF the boui. "A voice cried
out "!hrow him overheard" and was responded
To from every quarter ofthe deck, and III an in
slant he was plunged into tho river The cap
lalu nearing the noise, TuSnSA OIt III utlS 10
the negro float by Tho engine was stopped.
immediately.-Th occurred opposite the town
of Liberty. Several men on shore seeing the
negro thrown overheard, pushed from shore in
yawl and arrived nearly in reaching distance OF
the negro as he sunk for the last time. The
whole scene oft tying and throwing him overheard
scarcely occupied ten minutes, and was so pre-
cipitate that the officers unable to interfere
| i'll time TO save him.
Several of those engaged were identified the
captain placed strict watch over the boat and
determined to have them arrested on his arrival
here,--Some of them however, succeeded in eff:
feeling their escape. One who is accused was
arrested here and lodged in Jail for further exam
ination. Since the death of the negro it has been
ascerlained by his confessions to another OIL the
boat that he was guilty There were between
two hundred and fifty and three hundred pas
sengers on board.
No blame can be attached TO the captain or any
of the officers Every thingAwhich under the cir
cumstances could be- was done to prevent the
result. Ii the captain had been aware of the ex
tent OF the excitement amongst the deck passen
gers, he probably might have stopped it by hav
ing the negro arrested and lodged in the hold
bur of this he and all the officers were uninform
ed until too late for interference. We have been
thus minute because of the variety of report:
prevailing in this city.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
HNafchless saRaatiVc.

FVyHE sick are all taking GOELICK'S MATCH
~ LESS SANATIVE, which is astonishing the
world with its mighty victories over fearful diseases
For sale by EPHRAIM LOW,
Gro.on,Vt. &-tf
The above is also for sale by A. BURLINGTON,
Burke.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
pEsarict Convention.

The Wings of the Filth Congressional District,
and all freemen opposed TO the measures of the Ad-
mlnlsration, are invited to meet in convention at
DanvIle Green on Thursday the 18th day of June
next, a, 10 o'clock for the purpose of nominating
next Congress Of the United States
ORRIN SMITH, Com. for Wash. County.
T.. FAIRBANKS, Caledonia County.
JOHN DEWEY, Essex County.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, Orleans County
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Printing.

A LII kind of printing usually done in country
"a office executed with neatness and for the
customary prices at this office, Orders viii receive
prompt attention.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22

A FIEND INCARNATE.--In the Baltimore
County Court on Monday she devil named
Mrs. Tyler, was convicted of the most fendish
treatment Of a little girl, living with her, that
we have ever heard OF. That "a ,0oman, should
be guilty of beating lonely, helpless child until
It's arm are broken, should pull its hair out by the
roots, should in fit of rage make it set down
on hot Dutch oren and then force the manned
and suffering creature TO labor about the house
with its wounds unattended TO, till they liberated
and even uermin bred in then. and finally filled up
the measure of her ahomination by suffering it 10
starve-that such should he fact, it seems be-
yond belief; and yet it all fully proved
The libel on humanity was sentenced to twelve
months Imprisonment, and to give bond and Sc
curty to keep the peace for twelve months after
the termination of the period of confinement
The sentence was altogether too mild.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22

from Vicksburg, dated week before last, states
that man named Boyd killed two persons, at
Princeton, Miss Il few days previous, in an at
fray growing out of drinking trolic. The per-
sons killed were named Miller and Anderson,
the first the of Maj or Anderson Miller, form
ely of Louisville, and the last the sheriff If the
county. The letter states, that the parties were
at tavern, and an attempt was made to drsg
BOYD to the bar aud force him to drink. He re-
sisted, drew Bowie knife, and struck Miller
the breast, laying his breast entirely open.
He then struck Anderson over his head, splitting
it down to the neck. Boyd was seized the next
day, and as the letter states, carried TO Lake
Washington, to be hung, under Lynch law.
tion.-Lerington (Ky.) hntihgence,, March l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
Dissolution of Partnership.

DASSUAtAUKVAA UA HsaKtKHCFSEHAPs
FKNHE Partnership heretofore existing between the
4 subscribers, under the firm of PIKE & FRY,
is this day by mutual consent dissolved.
All persons having unsettled accounts with SAID
firm, requested to call and settle the same imme
diaey with John Fry, Jr. who is authorised to set
lie the whole business of said Partnership. We are
under the necessity of saying TO those indebted to
mistdke!!i
BRIGHAM PIKE.
JOHN FRY, Jr.
Concord, May H. 1888 41-tf
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Dissolution.

VENHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
n The firm OF IRA HARVEY * co. or BREW
Err, GILCHRIST d HARVEY, Is, by mutual
consent this day dissolved. The business of the
said will be settled and adjusted by Ebe-
nezcr Brewer and John Gilchrist
tEBENEZER BREWER,
JOHN GILCHRIST,
IRA HARVEY.
Nav 8, 1888.
The PAIL MANUFACTURING business will
be continued at Mcindoe's Falls by
KlMBALL, FISHER 81 CO.
Barnet, May 1898. 4l-6w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22

The Supreme Court of Mass have decided that
the law prohibiting any person from selling wine,
brandy, rum, other spurious liquors by retail, is
constitu tIonal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
Liberation.

EARDGEGEBORA.
FENHIS may certify that have give my son, ST.
n LAS FARW ELL, his time, with permission
to transact business for neutrality-suspicious. of my
control shall neither claim his earnings nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date.
HENRY FAREWELL.
Waterford Nav 21st, 1898 ~ 3w