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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-26
W. OraH and EScAi iOus
AN AFFECTING MEETING.

A + Il Il Z Il N q nj + f. Il N G
The following simple, yet deeply solemn ard
instructive incident, well illustrates the nature oil
the present revival this city. An intelligent
cnterprlsing in the walks Of business, had be-
come inclined by the feelings Of his own mind q nd
without influence from others, think on eternity
and the truths Of religion lie redeemed time from
his moments Of relaxation, TO read the Bible, and
its truths often formed the subject Of his thoughts
The more he read, the he saw the majesty
and purity of the truth there revealed the holiness
justice, and terror of the Divine law, and his own
guilty, lost state as n sinner. lie was thus led 10
pray that God who had revealed this truth but
still he was not conscious of any marked change
in his own feelings.
At length his attention became peculiarly drawn
20 the delneation of our Savours life and charac-
ter, as presented by the evangeliss. He read, and
admired the transcendent excellence of that char
actet. 1t formed the subject of his thoughts. So
deep and strong were those feelings that he could
hardly help speaking Of them to others. lie was
not conscious of having passed through a season of
conviction for sin, the thought had not once enter
ed his mind that he forgiven of God, he only
knew that he admired the character of Christ He
had strong desire to tell others what a glorious
being Christ is. He felt so strong desire to tell
acqnan lance of the feelings he had on this sub
Ject, that he set out to go to his ting ROOM to
tell him what discovery he had made of the beau
~ and excellence OF the character of Christ IL oc
CURED to him that his friend would regard this as
a singular errand but his way, he met the
friend whom he sought in the street, and after the
customary civ ilites he observed to him. sI was
wishing to tell you how much have been interest
ed of late, in studying the character of Christ 1t
appears to me never knew before what a perfect
and excellent being he isl "My dear sir" said his
friend, "l have just found him TO he precious to
my soul. They grasped each others hands, and
the scene which followed may be easier imagined
than DIES or bed.
they Immediately retired to the counting room
OF the iatter, and there spenta few happy moments
In telling each other their mutual feetpps And
they found wonderful and striking coincidence
Tdeir present feel ings too, were in delightful bor
mony, and on subject in which they had before
felt little or no interest During this interview
the first individual mentioned, gained evidence of
having become "A partakcr of Christ, and now, to
gether, these two friends, joided to each other by
new tie, go on their way rejoicing, This is a
species ofrevival which the arch enemy can nei-
Their counterfeit nor CONFERENCE.-The is the finer
OF God.-BoSton Watchnan
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SIMEON S. CLARKE, Register.
146w3
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
AT Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, within
and for said District, the LIST day of April.
A. ID. l940-present, the Hon. GEO. NYE,
Judge
A ECopy of the last Will and Testament of
IA CHRISTOPHER OLNEY, Esq late of Prov
idence, in the County of Providence, and State Of
Rhode Island, deceased, duly allowed and proved,
in the Probate Court for the County OF Providence
aforesaid, being presented to the Court here, that
SAID copy may be filed and recorded in the Probate
court for the District of Orleans aforesaid ngreea-
ply to the Statute in such made and provided.
IL hereby ordered, that sIl persons concerned be
houned to appear before said Court al a session
,hereoi 10 be holden at the Probate Office at Ires.
OF June next, and contest the filing and recording
OF the copy of said Will, aforesaid, if they see
copy of the record of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Caledonian, prin,
ed at st. Johnsbury, IN this State, as soon ns NAV
be. A trne copy of Record
Attest
146w3 SIMEON s. CLARKE, Repis,er
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male fW we lsraf Bfi latest sfN Co.
a rife weIls I4sl sas thsse Wishing See thr
above arlrius ihat if. sHsh. blinds tnd doors srs
made az thr hrt stock tire latest stvl~ and
hy oNpsr eursd vsDikHsrn. fsrthuruaoF~ De- Will
~sy .H tllu-r tutIuas that De tsyu. hts
manufacturing ihe above ARTICLES, be lhIuks that o.
would 1o Coz their ads nuluge Co call aud purchase.
\ o. ih'-s wt-htng scr rertihrata. oi recon
mcudauou. Pica-c call q ti- shop and easurnc ths
wurk.
Commou by Sa.bcs siu ~ .ald or , cent. o.
hgst
All arfers bv rgad ~ nthcTviss, Tunctusily TO-
tended fo. LtNDORF NORRIS
~ 1uhus,urE. ~ ca. p. Z ~ lIntf
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
AT Probate Court holden a: Irasburgh, within
and for said District, the LIST day of April,
A. D. 1910, present. the Hon GEORGE NYE,
Judge
A Copy Of the last viii and Testament of SA-
"A RAH A. Ol4NEY, late of Providence in the
County of Prov dence, and State If Rhode Island,
deceased, duly allowed and proved, in the Probate
Court for the County of Prov dence aforesaid, be-
ing presented to the Court here-that said copy
may be filed and recorded in the Probate Court tor
the District of Orleans aforesaid agreeably to The
Statute in such made and provided. 1t is
hereby ordered that all persons concerned be no-
fled to appear before said Court session thereof
to be holden on the 22d day of June next, and con-
test the filing and recording Of the Copy of said
Will aio resad, if they cause; for which pur-
pose it is further ordered that copy ofthe record
of this ORDER be published three weeks
in the Caledonian, printed at St. Johnsbury, in
this State, may be.
A true copy of Record
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned TO har-
N hor or trust my wife EValine e. Rowell, on
my account for shall not hold myself responsible
for any of her contracts. She is subject to mental
alterations and thereby disqualified to act properly
for me or for herself.
SAMUEL ROwELL, ia.
Concord, Nav Q, $40 I46w3
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Rsy the British Ssueen.

WTHfCu arrived IN New Nurk Nov 2lt,
w ceiyed an Interesting letter fron ~
MORRISON written 70 he Bru-h college ~ fir7..
t.onHou s bore tas mediclue OF whlch go srsat .
made So Mnrrfsua thluks hat tHe reasaH ...
many in thls C0unfry are .1ug tn beng currd
I'D seated Disease. that thew % lrkc t'.r
dssrs enough aut sbo - better Iudgs thnr ss
tlJ hes tHv Hrars aApE aud ADWtNtsvEHED T.f
DFufCt~t aud ousFEvEn Its EEFEcrs We beitsEt
tbts reason, ~" frHf o. cases Il TsBss fsrsF
biious CousPiasnta. Chalsra Msfbas CvasulsI slsa
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Inc beauty ofthe rainbow vanishe in the storm
the meteor flash is but moment, the gIittering
gems OF heaven will one day go out; the sun him
self VIII be extIngushed, but the star of hope
shines beautifully for ever
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TaiI0Tin 8 sines-
EEEsE CWRT~s.

NTUCLD iuGstui thc pubic rhst he hss rcnoy
w "a ht. shop o. the S1uih parf af the Plain
uppa-lr- IB " here he T-u1pey1nrs House ta-
teIf " here h~ g.il be- fllnd RI rv uuit r.ady tH
ls.atf upon ems ur. W. lo nav call
T. his frprAs end pafrrus BE- -e. 1Fns a@ fhnuk
f.r "a lows received and hopes o. sfrfrt rTfrurur
ln Doe 1usInrss uis.ff HutaHcs at lItr
&C. 1res ere Iaf-sf ffsnluu- auf pledge hisnssl
that bs vurH -h-i, b. tpne "a s,h ueatns-s and d.s
pat.
CUTTING done wlfa larrrctue-s cod "a .har
noiirr inJ 4ibrf- tu make al Sufa ..ale sY HIu
NHIfnuttt fa 80
Drarr- FROM d.-faure promptly Intended Co.
s. JHhHr.urf. a arli g.. I-tu ltUN
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The Green Mountain Rows.

A HISTORICAL TALE of the early 5, tile
N ment OF Vermont, in vols.--by the aa;ho.
of "May Martin" For sale at this Office
UJeA new supply of the above work has ,een
received at this Office.
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E'IANO F0RTE@.

II is adm red by en- Horsfuufs md eylasursd by
a che repr SEED 1Frrss can'sFrrf ~ ere Msri.auirs
Falr and ofhrr s.unilar institutaus fn y hrrk aHf
o. rIsdsIrh.s Hr ChI.terHs & M.rkays. tbsI ftr
piar.s b. Ihsn rnHruisrTursd. eco sHufruv .u
tunr uns saat-.i and nr-sh. to urN tu Atnefa.s.
90. T,-r--rvib~r hH- =-Cepter nU aErrtF Scr the
srle 81 a1id Instruments. I'D arpitcation will
rider such NAV sut rdhcf % tuue siEe. 0n
branch mahoEeEy Or ru-s wood cases
EPhRNIM PADDOCK
-. I,hnstar Apr.l. I-fO. itlu
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Highway Surveyors Blanks

LNOR sale at this Office. Also,
IL BLANK DEEDS, VENDUE BLANKS,
BLANK NOTES. WAY BILLS, WITH De
nsmo OF the p. nj. and town, printed al shou o.
tice April, q
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From the Mercantile Journal


G II IL ID r EN- IN HEAV EN-.
amy Lord hath need Of these fowerets gay,
The reaper said and smiled
Dear tokens of the earth are they,
When he was once child"
In the broad fields of Heaven
In the INN ortal bowers,
Dwelling by Lifes clear river,
Amid undying flowers,
Myriads Of beauteous spirits,
Fair children of the earth,
Linked in bright bands celestial
Sing of their human birth.
They sing Of earth and heaven
Divinest voices rise,
In thanks and praises unto Him
Who called them to the skies
The gotdoned-haired-thc Jtue-cycd,
That lighted up our life,
A nd folded were within our hearts,
From all the worlds rude strife
The blessings Of our bosoms,
The stars upon our sky,
The flowers springing in our path,
Too beautiful to die
They all are therein Heaven
Safe, safe, and sweetly blessed
No cloud of sin can shadow
Their bright and holy rest.
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RAN .AW.4Y FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
A LAD named VIM ANNACE, This is tc
IA fo,bid all persons trusting or harboring HIM
after this date on my account
JOHN GILKERSON, Sd.
Barnet, May 9, 1910. l4Gw3
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n ice.

TENllE undefsEnrt, EFcrutIye Gems, .ftra 81 ti,s
II Farmers ard MeChsnfcs MercanIiir Ce1srsuy.
give Botcc that ihsy hu.r opened ~inrs a. Psarh
Hollow where they oder priaas assurt-avnt af
English. American and ". a..
GOODS.
consisting ~ ~ rftici.s rcnsrnlly wsatta .u q
county, Store Thfg have appointed ~ ISAAC
WATTS their rgcnt % manage the busfne-s ~ ire
firm
~ az nrJcie of thr cuusitBtinn no tanfracis
nnjs BY individual S.1ckholirrs wlu BE- made
birding on The firm.
UFNJ FARROW. 81
sIAZEN MERRILL.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
u " CWOATF
SIMON BLANCHARD.
i-sachau, MAJ a, 80 ls4t
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tht puhtfr ere heFrtFF uatihad tisat iinn I'i-aaV
husfuess siii hsrrafirf he esFrtnd au b. ttas s.h
scr,ber fhe ald stant az Nunrr Ainst,s ~ 40 srf
nH vHafts shall he snngfng hnve tre fafusars a. L
Supplied w.Fb F.nuabs ~ Erat rats 1.stt,fr 90 ID
shares cous1but'v uu huet io ~ .,Hfd Fi.stRu a
BE- kert ~ Aesnrs in nosf uf me pFtucipaI tr.~Hr
in the ,fefaitF thF superiority of ttn Masss arH
" saau Fiaun hs foF furnimT suaa-fa figfus'
hfrabina aua tuvnfnR np h.ii and orauiuE easy FL
uaii kuausa ttat fec1rtinssu FlfnHa aff tE.f'srr
fuusrrasafV v-Fsnld unlf tn isFtnHre. .rF IT,.
yaur.fivrs JONATHAN y HhiNNFN
fts.-... Iaa.-, - -~sU tl-s.
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Eye-NVater.

DIT MFRlE ) celebrated Eye Water, - sought
after, and successfully used Of the best rem
edies known for sore, infiamed or weak eyes rs
virtues are unsurpassed, as many can tes tify and
a fair uial will Prove.
AN ALMOST HOPELESS CASE.
m old man who had been drSadfulIy afflicted
with and inflamed eyes, that places seemingly
like burrows had formed below his eyes, owing TO
the constant running of water from them-has been
completely cured Of this Eye Water.
a few hours, sometimes few minutes Of the
eve has relieved and cured cases Of days and
weeks standing and that too, after ether applica
tiuns had faiied. Price % cents bottle.
Prepared rad sold by Il. KIDDER, successor to
Dr Conway, 30 Court up stairs, near Concert
Hall, Boston, n sold hy l.. JEwETT, StJohnsbury
More genuine unless signed L. kIdder the
outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers. [3ll20yI
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NJ G az G. 90 d s
among which may be- found
BROADCLO Otis md C.4SSLdERES.

I'D * n q - - I'D
among which may be found
BROADCLO Otis md C-7S.SLHERES.
of nlmost every variety aud shade, which w,u Be-
sold nj great bargaiuS also primo assortment %.
TailoIs TRIMMINGS; NestIug-; cloth i1T .unul DO
Goats and Pants Prints a. cents prT Yard SEQ
others comparatively low GinghHms, Cupperplaie
printed Lawn. white and colurnd Caubrics, swiss
and book Muslin, silk blond and b"btucu lacC
Edgngs and lnsertings, white and brown Linen
linen Lawn, linen Cambric, imitation DO. hHur
Cambria Idkis., stay jean Ladies super I'D, ca
ma and black silk Gloves, silk cotton and uiuhtIr
pic mic do cotton Hose, tancv Hdkts auc
Scarfs gent buck, super Hld, and Persian thf,tl
Gloves; Eng. mixed half Hose, PorEcs. rhUpra
bnndanna, Spitllefeld and Corsh slik hdse iiah
an and cotton Cravat do. meek Stocks, Aiapfro
blk aud cold gro de Swiss and gro Dc nan -ik
Sarsnet and Florence do, bonnet SILKS ESQ
RIBBONS, super blk add blue SILK NeIvst. ~htt.
ings and Shirtings, Ticking. Duihugs, aud cuIf ir
Yarn; Ladies super French Rid Slip mHf... o..
cloth G1Ps; super brush ;n.a1 beaver no'"a a'
WINDOW GLASS, PAPER HANGING.
CROCKERY. GLASS Il HAkD WARE
w. J.. GOODS AND GROCERIES, LIN
SEED OIL, SPTS. TURPENTiNE.
PAINTS AND DYESTUFFS. Rl~.
STA AND ENG. IRON. STEEL
NAILS, NAIL RODS, PLATE
The above, together with many Other ua...'s o.
have recently purchased, al price. NhIrh TIII fsIH
bic to sell them very low We irtl frFf.'. o.
our customers for their liberal patronage 41a e.
prices which will merit the couuuuaHe" ~ Dc
Ladies and gcntlcmen are respectfully IrtI.ni .'
call and examine our Goods.
ST. Johnsbury, May II, 1910 l'a
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.O.N'S AFFLICTED BTTH TRE
RIaeuEvlati-Enl !

NJ pfstcias ,re~ vt Introduced 10 Buki,c notice
for thss paiHfii complaint Aas been Ls1frcEy
sEccrEsfa, aaa moe hirhig approved dam ~
csictratsa Jsbb RhcHuaftc BsnaHeHt.
fNIERES TLNG t.gNE,
NNA TRACT from va Edftaf scr. Faf o. .ahsreu
Il niouth, was afflicted saith iha Rbsuuiaiisui.
even enceaRur HrI cscrs uana.riHs william fe.ea
was used, bat wlthuai cflaci lutiI procured rhss
l. nturnt ANer ustrg tsu bottles and part 90 q
thirt, E cutitsiy cured ns
thvsirnn in Pcunss l,an.a wr.frs-"J BIOS
H"rufasifc iiuluteut has been hetfhrtal ir fyrrg
fass ~ u-Afrs ~ ras Ased.
\ ~ruihrrn gentleman writes ~rnd Has f.r-
Their supply cd Jebh Ilnlu,ent 10 - fu htza reuuta
Nest-rn Agent wrtss--'g am ouI 1T JabI. f.
Linlneut, Nhlrh b. called ior, aah much TAO 3
~ here o. persons WHO have a-od
Nc --- oi tbts c5t,, lost she I'VE q his limbs in
consequence 81 csFosure to vet and damp, rru q
get ou; of ted for six weeks, = h~rti,r 81 the
iTutuI7uf, and few doses % Relic A~fhUaaitr
Pills. rrrfprgd hIlH o. PEE feet hsgfcs - "a saus
~ I'D Erufirrnan was ssely Aiii .Utrd sith
Nolent pom Iu hrs hsrk So many sVar- bach lsof
h'm nearly dousie, was perfectly cuted hy one h.t.
ttu &c thr itaiusent and walks uprEBI person
Jsbas L,nizDsar IA % worth .said eyed ul.o.
is'er ~ Poe bad rN9rruleuta',t tested Us surpusIrg
yirfu~sl cts trstwAf ~ ssld
a. Spsid.na 81 Iynd0n, VI ,vutss-- J~hb Loo
lament las effected a very decidfd cure ng.gh.
boring town Esq O. was afflicted for souee tiino
with Rhsumatfsto TIE bir q yo,nt after f,.- -al
al ice, and ua@ssHE usT af a. tBe aa-Juns ,hls
par; - 'hr country % ~" purVrse. vas completely
,-ir~d hv 2 hHtlios .r fhis yaisahie tlatuerf
Thls L.nlnicut 800 nos 1uiy hs D., rs 1ae uf .ss
byss rev.s!i,- 60 q ssuaafssu, which % relieves
immediately. md winch u Frequently cures iu 20
hours, although OF years standing. but also Ser
spTa ms, numbness stiffness OF the JOINTS, bruises,
chillbleinS, 10. Price 81 cts a b0'tlc
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YENIE subscribers have hand for saIr e ~ ly
Il of Fresh LIME, and will be- read, CD -f.s,sct
all calls for the article through the sea-Hn
- l.. IitAlIB
St Johnsbury, April -, lao iaf
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~ 4. O. sod panels. consisting 81 those ~ p
4 and % srd inches thea suitsblc ius out
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N@TEe

VII tnHaffHn-ss ilnratrfrft st .ss.nF t.sfa.a.
n tte salhaf-rt,ssFa aaaaf We rrvtr ~ msssa o.
so a To- aHa hesr ~ rlutaai rHasrrF t.sar.ars.r
81 500 Hosss Hna dsfsaess aa1 a'f .thaf as.rrsfr.
tsfeHEaF Ia esd Sew fHr been assseuft al
rAtnHHf. ra ehrsu al frNsnflfa Asa ahr ressar..
isit.Fi ~ rad auf al pienUtf Is see hteAs af "a
HsHta rasiai b. arrsurtrA ~ vsia ~kianer .st
atI alsa seffiF an frs.st As.ag eisf raad ralraf
gflNM WONFNN
WILLIAM MtGpWE
1fF~Epf ~ AMtRN
q ~kINNNh
uuIreJ, Jsuuarv ga lsso
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n o q 3 l,Y
From the Boston AtIns.

From the Boston Atlns.
"BELsHAzzAR is KING, BELsHA2zAR is LoRD,
.4ddpted 10 the mir Cf the .hiStetoe Bo"gh,
Van Buren, sits in his nalbe lhll,
And livored slaves come forth at his call,
The banquet is spread-the silver CLEANS
The dark wine flows in purple streams
Around him bends a servle host,
And loud they shout The welcome toast
H- g. "Doaon aoith Cd 1ippecanoe
Dozen 1oiM OLD Tppecanoe -
Bring FORTH, he cries, 'the glittering plate,
Wen dine to-day in Royal state"
II speaks-nnd on the table soon,
They place the golden fork and spoon.
The dazzling gobets glance around,
And high the joyous shouts resouud.
'Doaom aoHh old TIppecanoe!
Dorm aoM old IIppe canoe!r'
But mark panic runs through the Hall
They see the handwriting appear on the wall
The thunder peals from Virginia's shore,
"IHe dark MagiGian shat rule more"
The Wings come on with a conquerors wing,
And the vaulted roof with pmans ring.
HAIL TO OLD TIPPECANoEi
HAIL TO OLD TIPPEcANoE
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! Tho water that flows from spring does not con
goal in the winter And those sentiments of
friendship which flow from the heart cannot be
frozcm by adversely.
A year Of pleasure passes like nectirg
bree2e bnta moment o { misfortune seems an age
Of pain!
IT'S one Of Gods blessings that we cannot fore
know the hour of our death; for time fixed, even
beyond the possibility Of living, would nouble MS
more than doth this uncertainty.
Death has nothing terrible in il, but what our
lives hath made so.
II this earth were at once the soul cradle and
her tomb, why should The cradle have been lung
amidst the stars, and that tomb illuminated by their
eternal light,
1t belongs TO God only to create, but IS given TO
men to know; and that knowledge is Itself an assur
ance OF Immortality.
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Death has nothing terrible in il, but what our
lives hath made So
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-22
Mothers Monthly Journal,
49,, EDITED BY
p..tr MhS. ELIZA {. ALLEN

|
| MRS. ELIZA q ArIrx
1SMneu q Bright, Utica.
1ne Nth volume of the Mo,ber., 49,,
journal VIII commence on the fir, oc
ualy, 4o4u Ii will be under the ed;,os;.i
Gpparse OF Mrs. Eliza c. Allen. wifs ~
IVY. J. NJ. Allen: lady of superior o;fis
ana atialnments, and deeply interested -
.ne OBJECTS OF the Journal The pobIishers
van not out indulge strong confidence thai
uuuer hef care the work will con,inna -
.ndIn'aln lis deservedly high character ana
; nets me appreciation 1t has hitherto en-
loyed. The publishers have an assnr,rs.
rom Inc late editor, and from yaIned ron
.liou'ors, that they shall continue 10 ,sbor
WIN mead, and heart, and pen. 10 pror,c,s
.he pest Interests Of the maternal relation
tne evidence OF which will be given in f5s
az winch they, from time 10 lime. will
De enabled 10 furnish. "i'i
Inc great objects and plan of the Journal
WIN oe pursued as hitherto, and we earn
es'y soilcll those who have kindly acted a.
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-22

In East WilIiamstown. Dec. p, 1899, Dea. IN
fus Walker aged 49, For ID wears he was a valuable
member Of a Baptist church in the town of as 80
-idence. In almost every benevolent enfer,r;J. II.
felt deeply interested. During his last sirt 49, =:
his sane moments, he expressed frm hone ~ -
nal bessedness in the presence of that Sas;or !.
whom be had trusted from hss south "a. 49, - u u
a wife and eleven ehiIdren 10 n1ourn ~. 49,. 'sa
husband and father he was much $780, -. -
beloved. And he was deseryedIv 80 ~ aoa
may have been his fauits, he certainly sought Viii
nsc;a1S =, NY 70 lendsr the iamly happy, and -
iuinsss and Piety. With gratitude thew ;I 49,.
Iscoiaect hs earncst endeasors for rher besr
May they and their bereaved mother ever ob,...
widow and the iafh~rless. 80 60 :. III"
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Buck aged about IS or 81 Ans"7
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-22
General Intelligence.

MELANCHOLY AccIDENr-Mrs. ST.
Ter, an aged lady of this place, and wife
Of Mr.. Timothy Sizer, senr. was engag-
which furnace was placed containing
burning charcoal when, as is supposed,
she became suffoca,ed by the gas arising
from it, and so fell that her cloths caught
fire, and she was burnt in a most shock
ing manner. Hearing a noise in the
room, some member of the family enter
ed and found her making feeble effort
to extinguish the flames. with cup OF
water. Her apparel was nearl Y con-
sumed, her body badly burnt. and her arm
perfectly contracted and crisPed. She
fingered along in great agony till her suf-
ferings were terminated by death on Tues
day the Oath.