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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
GTAIlnNaEY-

Inr sac al The ituiiand UoOk-Store.
SE( LANh Books; superine quality of Wri.
- ting, Letter and Wrapping Paper by the
quantity; Tissue paper enamed Cards piefora.
ted Cards for baskets; Card Racks and Ca es
Fne Screens Line orPurple and Carmine Sau
es, Sealing Wax, Waters, Indelbe Ink. lcdia
INK, N"llineham's superior blre ink powder
gold and silver ink for fancy wri ing black ink;
stephen blue writing fluid REQ ,.k cyrtppin
ted German silver pencils, LONDON made pencil
points. steel pens with German silver hnIderst
very convenient article for the pocket siee
pens 10y the card and single pen knives; wallets
and pocket book ; ink stands; quilis hairprn.
cIsj Munroes drawing pencils mezzotinio
brushes superfne India rubber; letter stan,ps:
sand boxes shaving. boxes Inniio sruls parn.
IIrl rule also Bri tol boatd, note paper. &c
Those wishinp to purchase The nLnua
Giles, or books, are requested TO call add e&amin,
for themselves as they viii be cold very chrnp
for cash or approved ctedi'.
II. T WHITE & Co
Rutland, Nov. TO- 1889. 4--,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

FKNIE next Term o' this Institution will cnInnert
u the 18th ofFebruary and continue twenyss
week.
TEACHERS.
Rev. Edward j. Iialiock.
MIR. samuel IIuriburt, A. NJ.
Inst,utHfai SMa lI1 warner Teacher Of vO'al 4"
Miss Laura Miller.
Miss Hannah Richard son,
Miss Elizabeth VI, A. Robinson.
TUITION.
Common English branches per Quarter, Is.
Higher branches Of English studies. HI
Classics. 70
instrumental Music (extra including use
Of Instrument SlO
Drawing, Chinese and Mczzotint, Paint.
ing, extra each 81
French. extra, IS
Chemical Lectures, al
Vocal Music, Il
Thorough Base, Is
M. ewis Warner has been recently employed
take charge OF the department oc music. lie has NJ
voted his attention Tor several years to the study
the science OF music, and has uniformly given tG.
sat isactlon as teacher. lie is nnticnt faithful
thorough. In addition 10 the elementary prlhe.Bsg
lie Will teach Thorough Base, and also tie va
manner OF arranging music. Special attention >
be givcn 10 those Who may wish to qualify ihemss.g
10 teach singing. Those who take lessons On the z
ano iorle, can attend the lectures on thorough I'll
graiutously.
BOARD.
The whole expense Of board, wood, liqhis waihi
care 81 rooms, room rent aud ordinary tuition, Is
per Quarter, or $50 per Term,
Scholars can attend a lul course of chemical "a
lures, aud also lectures on physiology and unsoa4
ZliIRI HOWE
January A. 1910. ~
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NOTICE.
\ Grist-mill and Saw-mill are
offered for sale.

ALso-o acres ~ god Meadow LAID. ps,ily
CLEARED ftyaied Hsils aua aesarter Noub n ~
Meeuug hoess 90 FaIfis,en
inf sbn'e FrnPefil sail bs so4 collectively O, Sc
pAnist accofdiag Go ths ai,aes of ps,rts.e,, =,
P4,leaaf' 10 ure u Jseob payey o. Ja.hes Qyipton
iarhtren, Nov 10 1883 ,ni,,on &C.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
n levy 4lO las.
NV Etr. Alcnll.

'I'UL l0ung TI0usekel per, or fh0urLls on
Food and Cookery The Young he a,
dnirs 81 Woman the in Marriage R4la,i,n
de Young Mother TheYounp Husband Thr
i"use J 1--we n, or tie Human Body. A nov ..
aIii'n enlarged and improved Tea and CoG.e
us uses Z" For sale at the Rulland aud Cas-
----n .--I'e Wv - IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

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l'i.n icWan Kelly Widow
B'Hc, W ~ W or kccct Lot Jr
D'uice Il Bell Icdgct James
,.'"n 49,, Lester Ann Mrs
Nli.c, Nm w Lilly Rachel Mrs
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90 So. u ''n '''F
60, i-I,r, a. "u' W'o'S'
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IHc EfOfiO $50 rs.

FOR Sale at the Rutland and Castle.
Stores, by II. r. WHIra go.
Rollo Learnngto raik F.;
40 DO Read ;
DO do Play;
60 DO Work
Rollo at School;
Rollo's Vacation
Rollo's Experiments;
Rollo's Museum
Rutland, Nov. Is, 1889. 4etC
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GGssipfON seminary.

FKNIlE next Term % this Institution will cnmlns1a
u the 18th ofFebrunry and continue twenyws
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

AsN Ia, Ans 2 &c
Nj goha hohai-hetI - About two tBorti,
s.sos bee seFsfe sitsti fthe ssus and e.,.,
sAica feesoso ~ - asa sts srsfrelf ALE ~
s,ashe u iay sessnfss iiftnns th.sugb q friend
Z" 49, lie itls tHc Fhaait sfiers, lat. pc
'sfe spec ~ ltna 10 make trial # b8ih g.
ssses 10 ~ hssns su ,hsi .Aos!s b euf.e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

4 ISF OF Letters remaining in the Post Ohs a
a. Pilt.Iord, Rutland County, Vermont, Jasu,,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18
,up0RTANT MOVEMENT.

n,. ,odicolions from Western Pennsylvania,
,'-,o 70 manifest an important and most ausPi-
'"" .,nvoment on the part Of the friends of Gov.
I IN favor Of Gen. Harrison
'v T1e pNlsburg American of Tuesday last con
,.,., ~ account of public meeting Ct the Demo.
",;, pooubIican citizens Of Aleghany county, for
,s' nrroose orfoming Harrison and Porter Asso-
do,ioo The following among other resolutions
was adopted
P,solred, That we believe that a protective tar,
,ris ;OdcspensabIe to our national prosperity, and
~ n;yons oCWest Pennsylvania, the interests Of
, M working man and farmer demand it, and can
1 "o no Southern principle, even in IA. Northern
ron. which would lead us to sacrifice that cherish
cd measure.
The account of the meeting was signed by the
committee thirty four in number, inviting their
brother Democrats 10 join the Association,
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BRAND TnE FORGERS

Tie Montpelier Patriot, the North Star, EurIIng-
ian Sentinel, and other locoioco papers, have pub.
r.bea 10 Ohio Forged Circular These papers
ND before them as evidence tina, it was forgery
,sConession Of the torgcr, and the following Card
orho Ohio Stale Committee:
4 CARD
The Harrison and Reform State Central Com
mec have learned that printed circular, purport
ing To have been issued by said Committee, headed
"CIRCULAR;-(PRIvATE AND coNFIpENTIAL.)
Signed and dated as follows:
"Dy order orthe Central Committee.
ALFRED KELLEY, Chairman.
Columbus, May 49, lS40."
Has been forwarded by mail, to persons in vari-
nus paris of the State, through the post Office in
this city. This pretended Gil cuar was never seen
nor heard orby any member of the Committee un
lila copy forwarded to us from Dayton; 81 we
the members oClhc committee now in in Colum
bus, declare it ,oha base forgery.
ALFRED KELLEY,
N, NJ. MILLER,
John w. ANDREWS,
LEWIS liEYL.
LYME STARTLING, JR.,
ROBERT NEIL.
Columbus, May go, 1870,
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appeal At this time to the original Jncksoninn
Democrats with whom hive so long acted in
good faith, 10 shy whether Mr. Van Buren, did
not ride into office on the wings OF Gen. Jack q
sons popularity? And would ask thom also
fthey did not vote for Mr. Van Buren, because
he promised 10 carry out The great principles
Of Gen Jncksons first administration? ] nn free
10 acknowledges lIIUt did.
In the second place yon ask me if the repuh
Ican party with which acted in 1912 aud 1918
constitutes any portion or That pnrty which sup.
ported Mr. Clinton in opposition 10 Mr. Madison?
In answer, say TT DID not. The Old De VIII
Clinton party were generally known, and nl'
why's termed III those days, 'ihr Anti. War Fed
cra party lh"y supported Mr. Clinton because
he was n rank Federalst, and mn unconuroms
iug opponent OF the war. 1t was Oh that ground
myself opposed him, believing then ~ | do
now, that his election would have proved ruin.
Gus to the liberties oi the people Tia, Mr.
Van Buren, then supported De Witt Clinton Is
matter Of history, hat will not be denied.
In conclusion, would affectiolIatcly appeal
to The old JarksnmuN Democrats to come ont
boldly and fearIcssIy in fnyor of their original
principles and their own pecunlry Interests.
&C to the Polls and cast Your votes for the Old
Hero of the WeSt--the man who fought the
battles Of your country, and to whom YOU nre
indebted, in great me0sure, tor your present
quiet homes, and the liberty aud freedom which
we now enjoy.
I lave the honor TO remain your
pbpuiput luml,In spIVnui
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IIir honor to remain your
WILLIAM KINNEY

STEAMBOAT EXPLosION.-We learn from the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Of the 9th instant
that on Tucsaay morning previous an explosion of
the steam chimney or steam chamber took place on
board rhc Erie, Capt. Titus. while ascending the
Detroit river, about three miles above Maiden by
which event SIX persons were dreadiuIly scaldrd-
four of whom belonged 10 the crew of the boat
The names of the Others were Andrew Louney Of
Fort Gratiot, and James CHrey Of Buffalo, deck
passenger -Four Of the persons scaldod havo since
died. The Advertiser says:
"a passenger on board the Great Western in
forms us thai the scalded men presented n horrible
appcarancc--Part Of their bodies looked like boil.
cd meat, their faces hlackcned by the SCOT Of the
pipe, their hair crisp and dry if dead, and their
mouths raw and bloody. All those injured were
in the hold, and the pipe burst such way,
to force the steam down upon thcm. One man
had tho presence Of mind to throw himself fiat
his face. an tho great 'r portion otthe steam pas
scJ over him, without doing him essential injury.
Another sprung mp and jumped overheard. He
was rescued aud found tn be slightly scadcd. Mr.
Baby, Sheriff Of the Western District, u. G. was
sitting the promenado-deck in conversation
with his niece. lie heard the explosion, and
claiming, 'my God, -ElIza, are lost attempted
TO throw her overheard. person caught her
bv the arm, and BABY, IN tho ecsucv of his fear,
Jumped overheard himsnr. lie sunk before ASsis.
lance could he rendered him. One of thr sralded
men died before our informant left the boat, and
another was thought to be dying"
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k1AESfa graeHe SALE!

GITUATED one mile from Lyndon Centre, on
~ the road fr"ln Lyndon To Slarstoad, contain
ing about hundred ncrcs Of crcttient iand in a
good state Of cuItiva,inn-3O acres of good meadoac,
and about 50 pasimring and tiIlage, ,oeH fen
crd;-onc good BARN, 40 by 80, with good
HOUSE, SHED and VOOD HOUSE, in coed re-
PAR. Schools ouso within about 100 rods-Grist
and Saw-n,ii within half mile of said premises.
Terms q payment made easy to the purchaser
shonld like part of said DOVER the rest some 9TH
or day.
For further particulars enquire of Col. John
Chnse ot Whoriock Hollow l56-tt
.f&rHSt 10. 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18

Thus 1t will be that have carried every
Congressional district in tho State, even Howard -
In this we have returns from all but five counties
showing gain Of hearty two thousand. Lane, the
" hig candidate for Congress, to fill the Vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of Howard, is run
ming far ahead Of Bigger, and will without doubt
I've elected. ~'
Both branches Of the Legislature are Wing by a
very largo majority.
The Indiana Banner says, "Tho majority of
Bigger Harrison Democratic candidate for
Governor, may be safely sci down at 10000.
- KENTUCKY. ...ss.i.
Our returns are so incomplete that we do not
deem it worth while to give them at length until
we receive the result of III last days Par
tial returns from So counties show Il majority of
about EIGHT THOUSAND, which will be mate
rally changed, when complete, for the better.
Prentice OF the Louisville Journal says:
u "Eoery ,chere the JVhig gain is astounding.
The state is ours by VAigf majorty absolutely ire
nendOus. 81, Z
,..r ALABAMA ne-f
The first returns from Alabama are most ausp-
cious although enoug decfiethe character Of
the Legislature. We have, thus far, made net
gain of twelve in the Legislature, evory member
chosen being gain from last year, with but three
exceptions The election of Wing member in
Clarke county is most xpeced. AT the last
contest in the State the vote of this county stood
Id Wing to $50 Tory! If have carried the
Legislature and secured the choice Of Wing Sen
ator in'the place of'King, whose term expires next
March, it is indeed II victory. But this is too much
to hope for.
ILLINOIS
From Illinois the first gun tells with great effect
Rome county, which two year ago gave SIT votes
for Douglass, Tory, and but 81 for Stuart, has
now given Wing majority of I60!
Kane county, Wing by 100 majority -ilereto-
fore Van Buren,. Cook county, ,Chicago) Wing
sheriff cleo ted. No further returns.
NORTH CAROLINA.
In North Carolina the probability of the election
of Morehead, Wing, by triumphant majority, as
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Connie gcG us HscasOm together

Hollow on Vhursdnv afternoon tho oOth ioy, -, :,
O'Clock.
Also, at Lyndon Cenuc, on Friday nfternoon
the 2Ist inst. ut o'clock.
Also, at Waterford Hollow, on SATURDAY. cCtor.
noon the 22d inst NJ 9 o'cIock
At each of these places. WILLIAM UpIIAM
f., of Mor,oI; ;u T., ,,, -
'''H''e'' WIZ wv '''''''' "'''' "'''''S7 "'
VII" are disposed to attend, and to inquire into
The political questions before the People. All
such r,r and nom arc invi,ed IN ,,,ord
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18
''EIdcrmaA Vigilance is the Prlc e
Of E1EhePdv.'9

In view OF tho present posture Of Public affairs;
the rapid strides of The powers that be towards des
potism; the dangers to which our free institutions
are exposed; in view Of the wasefu extra vagances
and abuses Of tho ruling dynasty; Of their NANTES,
determination to nhridge the rights Of the people
and concentrate power in the head Of the executive
departments not ready to submit TO standing armies
in time Of peace; to direct taxation; to gold cur.
rency for government oflicehoders and rags for the
people; 10 short doubling the proprey Of reduc-
ing American property and labor to the standard Of
hard money and sub treasury despotism of foreign
counrics;-The undersigned request have thot
proper ~ call n convention Of the Democratic
Wings Of Orange County TO meet at the Spring
Hotel in Newhury, on Tuesday the 25th Ang. INST
at 10 O'clock A. NJ To take into consideration the
necessity Of bringing bnck government 10 its
pristine roons Of economy and constitutional lib
erty. by the election Of WM. HENRY HARRI.
SON To the Presidency. The Wings oc the neigh
boring Conntics and Statc ARE invited to attend
ERASTUS HUBBARD C,,,,,,,,
?uSIiN morrill,, CommtIec
HIRAM TRACY, '"""'"f"''
Wo are requested to say, that the above Convcn.
non, though called M a County Convention, is in
tended as one Of the Conventions Of the Peoplc Of
Connecticut River Valley, and will embrace tho
Wings on both SIDES or the river. Many promi-
nont o,atorsfien, Wilson of N. H. Hon. Caleb
Gushing Of Mass, Hon VIM Slade, and Hon. S.
:. Prcnliss OF Mississippi visiting his friends
in Me. it is hoped and expected will he present.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18

we'll as large majority in tho Legislature, is still
more probable Thus far we hold our own in tho
popular vote, and have gained at least six members
ofthe Legislature.
In short every thing is suspicious, and exceeds
all previous calculations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18
MORE OF THE PEOPLES THUNDER.


ANOTHER VOICE FROM MAINE.
Tho Nondgewock Journal Of Thursday, brings
N' news Of Important changes in Somerset. The
"""'og independent an wc!l-wrtlcn Ieterspcnks
Tor Is"II, md cloquently too
"EMtST GO FOR THE MEN WHO WILL
CARRY OUTTHE DEMOCRATIC
PRINCIPLE.
lac subscribers have, until within few months
PNoecH Inc unwavering aud steady supporters Of
~, .e present Administration, This support has
Dy'n HONEST, FREE, and UNBor0UT. Not from
Ve olPARTY-but was founded in pATIIoTI:M
and LOVE OF COUNTRY. We have all been Demo.
Ha'y oi the Joiiersonian School, and wo continue
%a'nrre 10 the same principles. At the last Pres
"e"'ial election, with the exception Of two we
were o. lawful age and voted for Martin Van Blu.
en We heNoved him to he honest and capable.
n"" well hued 'or ,he Office Of Chief Magistrate of
we ha''on' hnl we confess we have been EN-.
,t"ElS MISTAKEN IN THE MAN-As far Us relafes 10
NS De1a0t1Hc}i AoH0Sly, n, capnGiittg OF DENIM
@cy,he possesses nothing but the name. or FeGer0L
ism, all bnt the naWe ...
ne nave tlken pans to investigate the lie and
@"ac'er OF GEN. WEI. IL, ilAEnIsoN, and lind
MN nm ~Se O'arc man, pare Patriot. n yenuine
D.'ao'r,!' and the POOR MANS FRIEND. The Far
% "e,t S,N'h Send shall have our votes at the No
'","n grc''"n' Tor the Presidency. We are all
LInS' MEN, FARMERS AND MECHANICS: and
on.". ' y" oher reason to assign for Withholding
or.m ,pp". from the present Administration, the
rh,oapp '" REDUCE THE PRICE OF LABOR. by Blu.
Van p ""u olhers, high in the confidence Of MIR.
ue", would afford us sufficient reason.
JOSEPH BASTON,
DANIEL WOODMAN. ....
VIM L.. WHEELER, 4 ss s
DANIEL NJ. BARKER,
JAMES d. LITTLEFIELD.
WILLIAM 'NAFrnN .
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AarAvedS OH Stolen.

L0ROM the pasture Of Samuel Priest, in New
a port Friday night, July 10Th, sorrel
HORSE, seven eight years old, switch tail,shod
on the forward feet. The horse was formerly
owned and driven in stage team, in Caledonia
County. Whoever will notify Tho said Priest, or
the Subscribers where said horse may be found,
shall be suitably rewarded.
JAMESON, PRENTISS IL CO.
Irasburgh, Aug. 4, 1910. 15Sw2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18
E75SVWN C0N VENT'H&pE.

Tho Frcrmcn cf The town Of S.. JolInsbury who
are in favor of the election Of WIZ. II HARRISON
tn the Presidency-o Of Il PE' TsCrIvE J ARITF-ol
the DIsTkIRUT!oN sALTs or TiIE ri RI &c
LANDS AMONG THE STATES II REGULATED
CuRRENCY-and of an rcoNnMtCAL EXPENDITURE OF
the peoples money, for the expenses of Govern
ment--one and NIL. requested TO meet AZ the
Inn ct Capt. French, Coulter Village, Thursday the
9th inst. at o'clock, Il. ~, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for Represe NATIVE, to nc
supported at the ensuing election. It is hoped
that there will be general Attendance from al!
parts of the Town.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VE7E the subscribers having been appointed ny
wv the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
J.,,;, ~ n rInnns commissioners, to receive, ex
.n,ino and adiust all claims aud demands of all per-
sous against tho estate ot ~ -
NATHAN WILCOX,
late Of MOI gan in said district, Represented hSov-
ont and ,iso ali Claims and demands exhibited in
off.et tbcrato and six months from tina 2lst day Of
July last being allowed by said court for that Pur-
nose,-NVc do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend TO the business OF our SAID appointment
n, Tho Lyellinp house Of Osmond V. Colby in said
Moraan. on the 2ist days of September and Janua-
~ next from ten o'clock, a NJ until four O'Clock
y NJ on each of said days.
CHAS. CUMMINGS, co;.
OSMOND V. COLBY, Commss'
JOTHAM CUMMINGS, S'""''S'
.Horrnn or .4ng9st, 1910. 159w3
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Select ScEaOOg---aa Waterford.

I'll o VICE is hereby giS en- that SELECT ScHooL
" will be opened Mt Lo'ocr Waterford, COM
mecrng the first cdncsday il. Sept. next under
the instruction OF MR.. ALFRED STEVENS, n
Graduate of Dartmouth College, who is person
of high literary nt:anmPnts and highly Tecommen-
dcd rs teacher. Attention will be given to all
branches OF education which are usually taught in
such schools. Tuition for common studies, three
dollars per quarter. Board may he had in good
timiIics at usual prices.
Given in behalf Of the friends Of the School
y. II. FAIRBANKS.
Loaccr Waterfront, .4u@ g. 1910. 15S-tf.
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ow AT NORTHERN LABOR,

FINE 49,. have nil heard Of Pickens, mem
otI Is'N from South Carolina--a man who
Der Of oVr No,bern Iaborers as being on an equal
talks o. 'ro claws Of the South. When the final
iV VII" .ha Sinh. Treasury bill was declared IN the
vote on p pie tho Van Buron Nnlhfor ofsou'h
House, ;nmoed up in the excitement Of the mo-
Carolina .o,,,med--"THAT is THE FIRST
men', wv ,T NORTHERN LAHORE" What
p 'l,, 90 oflhat, working men
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18

Wisconsin and Iowa. the young scions Of tn"
West, have astonisied the nation Nv the recent re
turn of the census. The former gives returns for
81 900, and the other 10000 souls Three fonrhs
Of the inhabitants are from New England.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18

w,;n "' ''"owlng is no fiction We give it
w r,"oul authority - Wntchman. a
MU, Is TIE POOR MANS FRIEND,
al WhIlssons noticed in cousuI Jarvis address
amOns o,bor a ~, a''uson to Van Buren, riches, and
,hM V.B nnn hugs mentioned that he understood
Now th Ma :. near oswego. ~ - "
was was Otherwise NO.. mat some years ago man who
ylng partly u,;,g oOr had claim on tract of land
Epaged v B. 10 nun The village of Oswego, and
Ibid so, and b,os'chto his claim, as attorney. "
man not beng oII 500 acres of land and the
y offered to = aoe to pay his fees, v. B. generous.
v, nm After HS me n land, which the man gave up
"uef the land =, D. was fairly in possession he
'"a Ia fair ooo'ooo dollars. This OF coarse,
'S'ness transaction"
ONE WHO KNOWS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18
D&5 ATGS9a

In Newark. August 9th, MALlNDA, wite ri wei
come Hard aged 81 years. Printers in Mass and
N. II requested Nc.
At his residence in Bath, VT, August l0rh, Jonn-
than Smith Esq, wanting five days "f the compile
ton of his 43d year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18


IaYor, md uen. Gaines, Gen. Miller, Gen
dOut ,bo;.t "o't OF the other Generals who pour.
nsn favor ,"U' Tor their country in tho last war,
HEON 10 =, ,ne election of GENERAL HAIR
10 the Presidency
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-18

7 NFITI 7 All INTW NI MS INStlUltI0n VIII conn
Il meuce on "Wednesday, Sept. Cd, under tho
direction of
DAVID c. SCOBEY, a r.
its present Principal, and continue twelve weeks
MISS. RACHEL SMITH,
is also engaged ms Preccptress and will instruct the
ladies in painting and other ornamental branches,
and assist in other departments. A course of Ex-
pcrmcntal Lectures Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry will be given by Tho principal, in con-
nectl"n with good apparatus, recently fitted up
Latin and French Languages, and the higher
branches Of The Mathematics. Teachers aud those
fitting Tor College will receive able and systematic
instruction. In order to proper classification, it
is important that scholars should be persecution the
first day of the term Tuition from $500 to 800.
for the term. Board, S! 80 per week.
WIN SCALES, Sec.
LNndon. .AMr. s. 1870 l5Sw:},
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1t is frghIul 10 the heaps of furniture At auc
ton sales all over our cify-ihe greater part seized
for rent
There are now FIRE hundred more panrers in The
Aims House than at any period, before during the
summer season! and there ais y 500 more last
Mintnr lhnn nynr was knMwn.-N y. Sk4r.
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CaEcsEG5lF;s County Grammar
school.
VBE Fall Term will commence on Wednesday,
a Sept I'd, under tho continued instruction Of
the present able, Gthiul, mud highly acceptable
teacher
G. {. CHASE, n y.
The Ncndcmy is furnished with Philosophical
and Chemical apparatus, and n course of Lectures
by the Principai may be expected.
JOHN II. WORCESTER. Sec pro tenn.
PGnchH:a, .fug II 1910. I59w4.