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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-15
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THE GENERAL BANKING LAW IN NEw-YoRK.-
Governor Seward, in his message, gives the foil,
owing account of the institutions which have been
formed under the new banking law.
Under this law certificates have been filed by
thirty two Banking Associations, with au aggre-
gate actual capital of $s,Ss3175. or these
ten are located in the City of New York, and the
others distributed AS follows, viz at Roches-
ter, PORT Richmond, Buffalo, Loekport, Utica, Syra
cuse, Gaines, Ogdensburgh, lrhica, Brooklyn, Ovid
Waterviiie, Clyde, Alexander, lie Roy, Kinder
hook, Attca, and Batavia. Circulation, amounlins
to ST. 81 A ,990, has been issued by the comptroller
sied the sec,rilies required by law. OF these Sc
curities, the sum Of 1914 900 consists of bonds 81
LLAMA. Arkansas, Michigan, Maine, Alabama 4.
New York. A safer currency than this is un.
known in the commercial world.
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u OtEcC.

VIE subscribers hereby inform all persons in
IN debted to them that they about closing
heir Pedding business in the County Of Cnlodo-
ma and vicinity, and that all demands due them
must be settled without fail on or before the first
day of February next, particular contracts excepted
In the absence of L. Prowtv, payment may be
made to L. X. Fairbanks ~ Co. at Lower Water.
ford who are authorized to settle snid business
L. X, PROWTY II CO.
Lower Waterford, Nov. %, 1888. -69-6w
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THRILLING INc1DENr-Yesterday morning, the
inhahitans of Bulls Perry were thrown into a
great state of cxcment, bv the sudden floating a
way of two large fields of ice on which several
children, from seven to eleven years of age had
been amusing themselves by skaring. Two boats
were Immediately manned, and started in pursuit
and by great good fortune succeeded in lescung
four OF the children, who were on the largest field
of ice, before they had got than one hundred
yards from land Whist the men in the boats
were thus engaged, the other mass of ice. on
which were seated two fine boys about and G
years old, were carried into the current, and their
lives of course placed in the most imminent peril
The shrieks of the women and children on the
shore, and the cheers of the men in the boats as
they approached the little sufferers several times
and yet unable to render them sufficient as.
sisance to get them into the boat described as
having been of the most rending nature At length
they approached the south side, not far from the
White Fort; the boats still in pursuit, and sufficient
ly near to speak TO the the children, who behaved
throughout the trying with great frmness
the elder doing every thing he could to keep the
cold from his young companion, by rubbing his lit
tie hands and tying his handkerchief round his
neck
On the south bank were several persons Of both
sexes, but all seemed afraid to venture into the
water Just, however, the mass Of ice was
being driven high and dry, a man in a white
rough coat dared into the water and safely carried
both the little mariners ashore. This individual
proved to be the coroners clerk, and by the direc-
ton of his worthy principal, Ira b. Wheeler, a
coach was procured and the children taken off to
ms residence Where MS iaoy and daughters kindly
administered TO their cases, and by the application
OF restoratives and warm clothing, they soon re-
covered from the effects of their appalling passage
across the Hudson river.
In the course of the evening two ladies of the
name of Van ,Blarcom and Brinkerlloff, made their
appearance at the .Coroners, and after thanking
that gentleman and his lady for their kind aten-
ton TO the children, conveyed them home We
are happy to add that the juvenile voyagers did not
appear the least afraid of re passage across the
Hudson and that the elder jokingly said F" He
should be sailor, when he got to be a man,'-E.
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few days since, between Lieut.. s. Tibbilts OF
the army, and Mr. Evans, II merchant OF the
place. which fortunately resulted without blood
she'd A single shot exchanged when the
difficulty was adjusted by the interference of
their friends.
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The Providence Journal in allusion to tho recen,
defa'cation tcgtives, says the old line is nova.
Gays reversed Ii is not ''the cry is still they
come, but " the cry is still they 60"
Good-The New York Wing pu, forth the sub
joined squb 1t is good one.
.d'etm-We und crstand that the United States
Marshal has received instructions to watch the
Royal William from her arrival until her denarture
to prevent any more of the Sub Treasurers from
practising fotation in office. Who watches the
Marshal
The largest hind-The Banner, Nashville, Tenn
essee, gives an account of tire Bullocks, one
weighing 3,400 pounds, another 8 300, and third
$40.
ler@s.-President Lamar has appointed General
nemucan Hunt, to be Secretary of the Navy J;
bernard E. Bee, Secretary OF State Gen johnson,
secretary of War Gen Rusk, Chief Justice
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Fall and vVimtel. Goods.

which they offer for sale as eheap as the cheapest
for most kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE and
even CASH. Gentlemen and Ladies are respect
fore purchasing elsewhere.
H. CUTTING IL CO.
Lower Waterford, Oct 6, 1888. 63-3m
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From The louisville Journal.

The investigation which tor the fortnight past
has been going on before our city court, closed
on Saturday. The prosecution was opened by
Mr. Thomnassou, in very judiclous and iuge-
NOUS speech. An able defence was offered 10y
the prisoners council, Judge Rowan and Col.
Robinson, on Friday, aud an elaborate argument
AGAINST the prisoners pronounced by the
lion. ip2ni. iiarkin on Saturday. The decision
Of Judge Joyes is spoken Of in the most favora-
bic terms. lie discharged DIR Wilkinson, a&-
United Mr. MurdGugh to a bail $4,000, and
Judge Wilkinson to bail of $50,VElo' we un-
dersIund that the Judge desired that ms oaii
should he placed hi h ut fifty or hundred
thousand dollars;-he wished to have it under
stood, that he was anxious for Judicial procee-
dngs.
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SpOrtsmem, look at this.

"A FEW superior PATENT RIFLES mapufac.
IA tured at Windsor, VT. for sale cheap for cash.
by SHEDD &, JEWETT
St. Johnsbury, April %, 1897, 30-se
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In Barton, Jan. l, by Rev. Tempieton, Mr. John
Colby, of Danvle to Miss Mary G. Kellam of b
In Brandon, Mr. David S. Murry, printer, to Miss
Jane Parks.
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~ Office.

FENHE Subscribers having removed from East
IA Lyman, N. III to Lower Waterford, VT would
say TO their friends and the public, that they have
Just received from Boston and New York large
and complete assortment of
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ANOTHER FIRE.-A fire broke out between
Brewery in this village, owned and occupied by
r. NJ Flack, Esq. which in short time was
entirely consumed, together with large build
ing adjoining, belonging 10 the Same establish
ment. The engines were promptly on the
ground, and rendered essential service in pre-
serving several buildings adjacent. There is no
doubt that this fire was the work fan incendia.
ny, as we understand one attempt previous to
this has been made to fire the same premises
within the last fortnight. This is the fourth
successful act of incendiarism which has occur
occurred in this village within year, and which
has resulted in a large destruction of property.
Can no means be devised to ferret out the scoun-
We learn that there was an insurance of S4,-
800 ON the buildings and stock, So, 600 in the
Mutual, and $1,000 in the Ktna company
Burlington Sentinel
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II Chahange.-Mr James s. Garrison of New
Orleans, challenges the world to run his colt Wag-
ner, next spring, against any horse, mare what
ever may be produced for twenty thousand dollars
We will put Sub Treasurer against him, and run
the risky. y Wig
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to this attempt told his present wife that he
knew how. to dispose Of any person without
compromising himself Gaigaanis .Messen-
ger.
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The Paris correspondent of the New Yorl,
Courier 81 Enquirer states the following cir
cunst ances respecting Jerome Napoleon Bona
patel
Louis Bonaparte and all his family are, MS you
know, bnnished from France by law of the
Restoration, and which Louis Philip has main
tained-havng first had it re enacted. The
Bonapartes are prescribed and banished by the
French, the Stuarts by the English
Perhaps it is only just. There s~an American
citizen who suffers however, from the operation
Of this law, and with whose suffering under it,
you ought to he acquainted-but mind / do NOT
advisejyour making oflhe matter national quar-
tel The gentleman or Prince | refer TO, is
Mr. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte of Baltimore.
who arrived here some days since, with his lady.
(late Miss Williams) and who at the urgent en-.
treaty ofyour Minister, General Cass, has OBJ
tanned permission to remain in France for q fur
er-limited-number of days, hut, under an
other name, (that ofhis mother) Patterson
Why this communication? Why this sinking of
the name of Bonaparte? Was King Louis
Philip afraid that the American had views of
protentions, similar TO those Of his cousin the
Swiss citizen? | know not but the fact is as !
state.
There is in this proceeding, no Intention to af-
front the Republic of the United States through
one of her citizens. 1t is simply a manifestation
of the fear Of the Bonapartes entertained by
NIUS LOulS L ana PERSONAL
ly he is kind to such Americans come within
his reach, and his ministers have, believe, in
striictions to be similarly polite and agreeable.
Thus you Commodore Perry, who is here in
vestigaring the construction and Police o the
French Lighthouse, las ain infcrmedD has re
ceived every aid and accommodation which the
Minister of Marine could afford him.
TICKLING A WIFE TO DEATH!-The process
of tickling to death, of which we before had an
has been recently renewed at Brignoll
es, i'm the Var, where man named Roubel APP !
piled it to his second wife. Ii appears that af.
ter Selling her with hand, he with the
other hand tickled her so violently at
the bottom of the feet, uuti he threw
her into high state of irritation, and then
held her with her head downward and her feet
IN the air, with the intent of producing con-
gestion of the brain. This he has done several
times, but upon the last occasion she saved
by the coming in of her neghbors, who were at
|racted by her cries. Roubel was taken into
custody, and It is suspected that he got rid of
his first wife by this means, as he had previous
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Brighton Market, prices same as last week
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DuEL.-A duel occurred Mt Louisville a
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=, rare at Scioto, Ohio-4OO hogs consumed
several destructive fires, the work of incendia-
res no doubt, recently took place at this city.
Inc principal is the following from the Scioio
Gazette, Dec 27:-
"The extensive Strengthening establishment of
Mr. ID. Adams in the tenure OF Messrs. j. & G.
ooo, IN the northern part of this city, took fire
about o'clock on Friday evening last, and was
burned TO the ground with its contents-the lat
ter consisting OF about 400 slaughter hogs and
o too kegs OF lard. The total loss is estimated at
rom zen 10 twelve thousand dollars, of which
the building and appurtenances are reckoned at
Two thousand. The Messss Wood were about
closing their operations for the season:-Ther
loss was about $4,000. A large number of the
hogs consumed, we understood were the prop
erty OF various other customers.
DUEL.-A duel occurred nj Louisville a
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MfORRIsoS'S PILLS Or the Vegetable Hvge.n
-! UniVe'ssl Medicine Of the British ColIeee n
Health London-imported by Dr. Geo Tsy,or. & Q
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Jas. II. Observation-Disclosures
L. p. Walton & sons-Montpelier
Perry Marsh
c. J. w. Bsxter-Derby Line
>. y. Mofse L s. Lymss--Crsitsbury
EiJsh Cleyelsnd-Cosen,ry
ssein kellam-Irasburgh
Anasa Paine-Lowen
OTIS l.. Kelton-M Montgomery
o. A. Naturalization
David Lyman-Si. Adams
yno keisey--Danyille
VIM. Pleree-Lyndon
Jonas Flint-st Johnsbury
Foster Grow-Cbelsea
n. c. Goddard winesor
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