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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-09
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In Waterford, June 25, Mr. EBENEzER CUTLER,
aged 70 years and months.
In Concord on the 9Th ult. Mrs ALKALINE, wife
of Mr. James p. Darling, and daughter Of a. Tag
gard Esq. aged % years. She was a dutfu daugh-
ter, an affectonate wife, and died much regretted
by her numerous friends.-Comm.
Drowned, at Irasburgh, June 26, EDWARD p.
PIERCE, aged IL. He was sent out of the neigh
borhood on an errand in the afternoon, and was
supposed to have assembled tree near the road
standing the bank of Black river, attracted by
birds nest, and fell from the tree into the river
Young Edward has left the consolng hope to his
parents and sisters that God has, during the year
past, been preparing him for this sudden event
He has been constant attendant in the Sabbath
School, and on the last Sabbath became momber
OF the Bible Class.-COmns.
In Burke, June 30, aged % years and months,
Mrs MARY X. wife OF Mr. Oscar A. Denison, son of
Isaac Denison, Esq. and daughter of Capt. John
and Sophia Evans, after long and pro,racted ILL
ness often months, which she endured with ca m
ness and great composure of mind, and as the day
Of her departure drew nigh her faith in Christ
seemed to increase, bearing her mind above the
trials of the way and wholly removing the fear Of
death-thus clearly illustrating that the Christian
religion is the thing needfu. In this dispensarion
of Gods providence, her husband is bcreft of the
wife of his choice and the companion OF his YOUTH
little ten months old, of the fond and
parental care of mother; parents of kind and
afeconate daughter; and other relltives ola lovely
sister and much esteemed friend; the Baptist Chi.
of worthy and consistent member; and community
al large Of one esteemed in life and lamented in
death.
Dear thou wert and justly dear,
We would not weep for thee;
Our thought shall check the starting tear
ltis-that thou art free
And thus shall faiths consoling power
The tears Of love restrain;
Oh! who that saw thy parting no
Could wish thee here again!
Gently the passing spirit fled,
Sustained by grace divine:
Oh may such grace us be shed,
And make end like thine.
Printers N. Ii. and Me. requested &c Com.
! AT the City of New York, June 30, Mis- KEREN,
wife of Madison G, Harrington, attorney at law
and formally of ST. Johnsbury, and daughter of
| Capt. John Stiles of Waterford VT aged 25 years
| Printers in Montpelier and Burlington ~, and
Kecne, N. H., are requested to notice, &c.
| In Woodstock, on the 2Sth ult. Mis- Besey wife
of Nj Gaines Cobb, aged 54.
| In Marshleld, The 18th of June, Widow
Sarah Bates, aged "a years.
In Dnnyille, of the Tanker rash, June 8, Julia
Ann, aged ~ years, and Joshua r. aged years
children of Mr. II. Magoon.
In Canaan, N. II. Mrs Hannah b. wife of nj
BENZ. w. Porter and daughter of S. J. Gates, aget
% years.
In Swanton, Goth ult. OF consumption, Mr. Tho
w. Thnyer, aged 26.
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Tea hers Semi IN AIRY.
PLYMOUTH, ". II.

VEVHE FALL TERM olthis Instiuon-in which
n the educ alton of Teachers, male and female,
is primary object-wll commence august 21st,
and continue eleven weeks
The Seminary is furnished with an able 81 export
enced Board of lnstructors,-a Principal, who
instructs in the Natural Sciences-a Teacher of
Mathemaics--a Classical Teacher--a principal of
the Female Department, with necessary Assistan Is
also, Instructors IN vocal and instrumental Music,
and Penmanship.
While the Trustees deeply regret the removal OF
Miss ELLISON to another field Of labor, they arc
happy in the belief that her successor, Miss A.
HALL, late Principal Of the UXbrdge Female
Seminary, will fully sustain the high reputation of
tho Female Department OF this Institution
She will be assisted by Miss Anderson, of
Hartford Conn. whose qualifications and expe ri
ence in teaching, commend her to public conf
dence.
Lectures may be expected, nearly every day Of
the term, from the Principal, Rev. S. r HALL,
upon the Histo'yCf Education, the 4rt Of Ttachng
and upon other scientific and important subj cts
TUITloN, per term, $4. Music and Penmanship
extra.
Board including all charges, from s so to 81 rs
per week.
GJ7The Uinter Term will commence November
Goth. BY order of the Trustees
GEO. PUNCHARD, Soc'y.
Plymouth, N. ii. June %, 1889. 1Ol-12w
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TO the Public

TENliE subscriber would respectfully say the
cy for Miss JUDkINS Patent HAND LOOM, for
weaving Silk and Worsted Fringes, cotton and
linen Insertions, Caps, Cages, Collars, silk and
worstod ,Scarfs of various patterns; Ladies fancy
Head Dresses, fancy Tasses, &c. Purses and trim
mings of various kinds; gentlemeus' and ladies'
Watch Guards of superior taste and durability
Any person wishing to purchase town county
rights for the above work will please to call on the
subscriber at his residence.
Ladies wishing for instruction upon the Loom in
the manufacture of the above articles, will receive
tho best attention, and she most reasonable
terms, by Applicant on to the subscriber.
Persons desiring to purchase trimmings will
please to call: and orders from distance will be
promptly attended to.
I01-tf JAMES JUDKINS
Danville, VI. Caledonia Co June 90, 1889
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Office at
Irasburgh, on the Oath day of June, 1S39--ss.s~
A BIGAIL FAIR, Guardian of Marcus o. Farr.
IN represents to said Court that her said Ward is
possessed of certain real estate situated in Morgan
in said District of Orleans, and that it is for the in
terest of her said Ward that said real estate should
DO sold together with his interest in the reversion
of the Widows dower-Whereupon it is ordered
that said application for license to sell said real
estate be referred to the first Wednesday of August
next at the Probate Office at Irasburgh for hearing,
and thar all concerned be notified thereof by publ
cation of this order three weeks successfully in the
Caledonian, a newspaper printed at ST. Johnsbury,
in this State, the last of which publications to be
before the day of hearing-That all concerned may
appear and be heard in the premises.
By order of the Court
101-3w GEO. NYE, Register.
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Lewiston, May Is.

Breaking up ofMe .Slave Trade.-Capt Nc
Donald of the Brig North arrived at Baltimore
from the coast of Africa. Capt Mcdonald in.
forms the Editor OF the Republican that 81
shaving vessels had been captured, carried into
Sierra Lone and condemned between the first of
January and first April of this year; that the
British cruisers had also landed their men and
broke up several slave establishments on shore,
particularly at the Island of Boolonn, n place
settled by--Portugese.
The Commander Of the Bsi,ish brig of war
Panage told Captain Mcdonald that he had fall.
en- in with several vessels which had the APP
pearance of being slavers, but carrying Ameri-
can colors and papers signed by the Consul at
Havana, he was obliged to let them pass. Some
of them he afterwards fell in with and captured
them with slaves on board.
More slave vessels have been captured lately
between the river Gambia and Sierra Leone,
than at any given time before; that part Of the
coast being so neor the British settlement, and
one of the principal rendezvous Of men OF war;
that they did not think it required watching SO
closely, and thereby thousands of slaves were
let slip, most of which would have been retak-
ken and liberated, had they been aware of the
extent to which the traf1ick had been carried
on almost under their own eyes
The British Government have several cruis-
ers constantly on the coast, and the number is
shortly to be increased, and no means left I'M
tried TO put stop TO the hurrid traifick.-.N. Y
Express
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From the Christian .4dvocate.an Jo,u nal.
AN AWFUL. PROVIDENCE.

On the Goth of April, at small village in this
county, viz: EllsviIle, man named J. p. S. was
killed suddenly. He was n profane swoarer.
he was in one Of the stores, talking about NOV
ing his family 20 another house in the village
that day, though the rain poured down in tor
rents on the earth. A friend said surely you
would not have your family out in such rain
He swore by the Lord Jesus Christ that if it
rained pitchforks with the prongs downwalds,
and iii rained hell fire he would go!' so say
ing he sprang to the door, walked about ten
steps, and was struck in the mouth by lightning
his head nwtulIy mnngled-and his lips still
quivering with oatIls; burned and swelIed ill it
was distressing to him. Nohiug else was
ipjuled-the blasphemer only was killed.
N. q. BERGMAN.
GewiS,on Mnv ~
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
NIOHudy, July y
Reported for the Yankee Farmer

[Reported for the Yankee Farmer.
49, AT market, 265 Cattle, Is yoke Working Oxen,
So Cows and Calves, ESQ Sheep and Lambs,
PRICES Beef Cattle-Dul-we reduce the prices
to c;orrespond-irst quality ga very few were
sold shade higher, second quality SIS $3.50;
third quality $50 a $S
Worh,ng Oren- Sales slow-we notice but two
yoke sold, at $1O0, $l15
Coos and Catoes. Continue dull sales very
few: We notice but few sold at 1926, 80, 35, 40.
Sheep y Lambs-Good quality were in fair de
mand' Lots were taken at S2,75, $50 and 81
some rev, great proportion OF which were old
ones, sold little higher
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Preparations TO Practice lo,o in MissiSsippi.--
We met young Eastern friend of ours few
days since in shop purchasing Il brace of
pistols, and looking keenly "a, large Bowie
Knife. What on earth are you about, said we
to our peaccable, demure acquaintance, who
never before had handled such weapon
why he replied, Il have finished Burleman-
qui, Coke, Kent, Blackstone, &C., in Maine, and
l am now about to emigrate to practice in Mis-
sissippi!'-.N Y ErDresS
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STATE OF VERMONT.
a., 70.

In Probate Court holden at Irasburgh in and for
said District the 9Th day Of June a. d. 1883
N on the estate of JAMES SEAVEY, late of
Bloomington, deceased, applied for license to sell
all the real offs said deceased, representing that
Part thereof cannot be sold without manifest in
jury to all concerned-and that 1t is necessary 10
sell so much of said estate Tor payment of debts as
will amout to the sum of five hundred dollars due
from said deceased; and the same appearing neces.
sary 1t is ordered that said application be heard
the probate office, in Irasbuigh in said district, on
the Sd Wednesday July next ~ that the heirs &
all concerned of said deceased be notified hereof bv
the publication of this order in the Caedonian
printed at ST. Johnsbmy three weeks SUCCESSFULLY,
as soon as may be, that they appear, if they see
cause, at said time and place, and give bonds for
the payment of said debts, agreeably 10 the provs
ions of the statute in such case made.
BY the Court, t,
100--3w. GEORGE NYE Register
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CARD. The ST.. JoHNsBURy BAND will
please to accept the acknowledgements of the
subscriber tor the compliment paid him, on the
morn of the 4lh inst. Tho national airs were
performed with great taste and skill and could not
fail TO awaken proud recoections wherever heard
/. FLETCHER.
Lyndon, July 5. 1890
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ton Of fraud as the prisoners were apparently
concerned in demanded heavy security. He
should therefore hold the prisoners, Stephens
and Russell, 10 bail in the sum of $4,000 each
permitting them to produce evidence to day,
for mitigation of bail, if they had any favora-
able testimony to offer.-.N. Y. Erprcss.
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The Mormon PERSECUTION. A good deal
of interest has been excited at Cincinnati in be-
half of this prosecuted sect, and public meet
ing has recently been held, at which one of the
number gave history of the sufferings which
they have lately endured in Missouri. In the re-
port Of the.proceedings of the above meeting, as
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&IM@ sas 4M GaSSa

In Hardwick, the 18th, Mr., SAMUEL WARD, to
Miss ALKALINE BELL.
In Charleston, on the Cd instant, Eby Rev. John
Swasey, Mr. Harrison Calkins to Miss Huldah
Richards
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Who is EZRA MEEoH The Iocofocos have
marvellousy short memories. Some of them seem
entirely to have forgotten Ezra Mech Of Shelburne
the biggest man and the largest farmer in Yer
mont. Well-we pity their mis- fortune and beg to
tell them that Ezra Mech was for very many
years the candidate Of the Jackson party for Gov
ornor and in that capacity was cracked up to be a
democratic republican of the first water. He IS
Wing, and has entered the fold to fight against
the spurious Democracy of the locoiocos. lie
goes now, as he did in '27, for ECONOMY, retench
ment and reform -Watch'nan.
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THE VIRaINIANs call the following a 0o'Nao'o'
oror-Gov. Cannon, of Tennessee !" 'ePy ~
Sneaker Polk at Winchester, in that sia'e' 10"
DAYS ago. forcibly illustrated one oil the eV 'enueh
cies of the Sub Treasury scheme, by the strongest
of all possible modes of argument'-the relationsoi
actual occurrences.
"Feow citizens (he said many of you, l be-
lieve were but recently volunteers in arduous
Florida campaign. You well know how you suf-
fered there ; and also know that the pay you re-
ceived, by the direction of the present hard money
Administration, was about 25 or 30 cents per day
in shinploSters, while my honorable competitor
who now solicits your votes, was shoveing into
his pocket sinteen dollars day IN gold md sil0sr
This is the meaning, take it, of the boosted Sub
Treasury, which furnishes one currency for the Of
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GEO. NYE, Register.
NEW STORE AMID NEW
GOODS.

TENtlE SUBSCRIBER would inform the ladies'
L and gentlemen ofConcord and vicinity that he
has built Store in the village, few rods east from
the old store formerly owned 81 occupied by Pike
d Fry ands now prepared toofier for sale an entire
new lot of Goods, and will sell for cash.
Young Hyson Tea 81 cts. Tobacco, Raisns,
souchong do. 35 Coffee, w. l Sugar, all
Saleralus Cd of the best quality
Pepper " Spice Cd White Lead,
Poland Starch Ia cts Venitian Red,
Loaf Sugar, Spirits rerpentine,
Cassia, Cloves, Borax,
Maccaboy Snuff, Otter,
Scotch do Gum Camphor,
Powder, TIMBER, Whiting,
Alum French Yellow,
Copperas, Logwood,
Shaving Soap, n; Wood, .
Bar do. Blue Vitrol,
Shot, Rice, Castor Oil,
Chalk, Ginger Glaubber's Salts,
Pipes, Indigo, EPSON do
Sulpher, Birthstone,
LIGHT GOODS.
Batting, good Cd lBeached Stirring,
Tabby Velvet, 3s Colored Cambrics,
Gauze Wells Black ! q, Padding,
White ~ Green, Us Canvass,
Edenboro' Shawls, 15s White Flannel,
Vest Patterns, Is Cd Bobinett Lace,
Cotton Hose, IS NJ uslins,
Suspenders, 10 cts irish Linen,
Selica, 20 cts Colored Florence,
Cotton Thread Foundation,
Silk and Twist, Black Silk Braid,
PLAID Cambria, Imp. Cord,
Bishop Lawn, Taffita Ribbons,
A Good Assortment of Satin do
Prints, among which are Bonnie: do.
Light and Dark Esgllsh Belt do.
Printed Cambria, Do. Buckles,
English Calicoes, Saloons,
Wicking, Pins d Needles,
Bubinett Quilting, Buttons, Tapes
Pit,sicld Cotton, II ooks 81 Eyes,
Coored Drilling, Cap Wire Combs,
Black Silk Velvet, Ladies Kid Gloves,
Bingham Cravats, Bandana Handkerchefs,
Brown Sheeting, Pongee do.
Bed Ticking, Cotton do.
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"A Good Assortment Of Hard
Ware 81 Cutlery.

CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
ALSO-L. r. Il Co Patent Snaths for 6s Indian
Pond Scythes Stones Cd. Corn Brooms, Weavers'
Reeds, &c &c.
FOR SALES or 1000 feet white ash Plank,
from TO 3 inches thick, first rate timber.
Uj7rhe above with numerous other articles will
be sold low for cash, most articles of barter
ally taken or to good cash paying customers on
credit of3 TO months.
JOHN FRY, JR.
Concord, June 10, 1889 100-4w
n. b. have on hand thousands OF old
Pike &. Fry demands which Judge Pike has told
more than TO hand over to David Hubbard,
Jr. Esq. for collection. l cannot keep them any
longer. J. FRY, JR.
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lan9eu glnger nidlt sHriidbaltcu frnlten,
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Staaten ffitnmcn barin iIbercin, bas Der
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fitr ben Gttrtdt 9eu SerfeD bat SeiIs geS
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Sped patfdl genannt, ourh eiten Scfcbl ben
Der Circuit @eurt Der Scr. Staateu. Nerr
Snofcn, Der cbemalisc Gisncr Der Snfef, be.
9leitete bcn,Marfhau.
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ocr SGngen mebrere Scteuern iieeer, bic
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Gs felL bas QRerf eiiies Nqcretreuners leni.
lfan bat cine EelehHlnl9 rcii $500 Quf bic
Guttsduaa tssa &eisiUidbfs sefcet,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1839-01-09

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1839-01-09

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1839-01-09

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