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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17

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4 or q ale .

A GOOD WiiEELWRIGH1 SHOP, well sim,
- Ated Tor uslusss-bJiid,ng three stories second
story finished tr dive lng--lower part for nshon
""'ch coa'an' "a circular saw, an upright saw. Dor
'"g ana 'e"a",.'sr and wafer power sufficient to
cary them. Ans wishing to purchase can b,vo
he above on reasonable terms enquire oC The sub
scribe. JOSEPH ufIJEEIOrL
''"'H"") 'a'-' O'i 70 $40 l70tf
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Millinery and Dress Making,

. "A u III R RIS
WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w Lyndon and vicinity, that she has tai,
the shop at Lyndon Corner, recently occupied bv
Miss HENRIETTA PECK,
where she intends 10 pursue the Millinery and
Dress Making business, and hopes TO merit n nor.
ton of public PATRONAGE ~ 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
Sashes, blinds and Doors.

TNHE Subscriber would rcF pectfuly inform, W. !.
H. public that he continues TO manufacture 'n'm
hove articles at his old stand. and intends ReeP.s
them constantly on hand for sale at the '0"''
prices.
Window Sashes
of various kinds, viz. common ovolo Sash, ,lp At
10 Sash, of all sizes, of Is, 90 and "a nghs. A.
by 9 glass, from l. 8 to ] Ia inches tn nh Il
gether with a new style Gothic Sash OF ~ Oundl
glass, 1-2 inches thick, calculated for sPe"''
houses and public buildings.
Panel Doors ,,,s
of4, 6 and panels, consisting of those OF T., aG'
Ia and l-2 and 2 inches thick, suitable 'o
side and inside doors.
window Blinds,
made in the best and latest style. n,tp
% He would just say to those wishing n ,U ~
above articles thar his sash, blinds and oon and
made of the first rate stock in the latest sly W
by experienced workmen. Furthermore III lime 70
say to those building, that as he devotes ms That
manufacturing the above articles, he thinks ,,nas
would be for their advantage TO call aud pu ,acon
N. Is. Those wishing for certificates OF me- b,
mendaton, please call at his shop and exa"'''
work. ,osi
Common by 8 sashos will be sold for 3c'''
light. ,.,ly it
All orders by mail or otherwise, Pu99Sc'3P1Rgfs
tended TO. LFNDORF MOS;,II 6d
8. foh' -hv~y Sept 8 1929. llO'
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H,5pne! Fresh Lime /!

uytIE subscribers have on hand for sale, ,D,.,
4 Of Fresh LIME, and will be ready to on. ppy
all calls for tho article through the season,
s. ~ l.. THAypp
ST. Johnsbury, Oct 9 1910. 1S;
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stoves, Kettles, PlOUglss, &c

The Centre PiHdge Farmers and Mechanics Co..
pany haze for sale the toIlo,oing articles
ETAYWARD' and Fishers Improved PalN
H. 4 Cooking Stoves;
Williams Improved Cooking Stoves;
Moorc's Improved Cooking Stoves
Upwards and Juckson's improved Cooks!
Stoves;
Fairbankss Improved Cooking Stoves
Parlor Stoves, different sizes;
Box Stoves, do do
CAULDRON and SUGAR KETTLES, vaoa
sizes.
Mason and Mocrrs Ploughs
Jones PlnugIis
Fairbanks Pluughs.
Tho nbov, articles will he sold Ms low can b
purchased at other places
JOHN BACON, ngen, for G.. v F. & Al. co.
ST, Johnsbrry Centre, Oct <, iS4O. 1911
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"TrorRirD ABoUr Many THI~Gs What an
exact description Of the heart "f every man who
hasno' found "peace IN believing. A Leal: that
~ eel upon many hIags, Of necessity be troub
led 1t is tossed about rom one side 10 the other
As the halle bark upon the angry waters. or like
The chat drVenby The wind u fies To one after
the other Of The many things between which it,
affections are divided, seeking rest and hnd3og
Yet strange as 1t may seem, the which Una
ny objects cannot brs,ow, II may find ia one. Its
aeiIiues, It's cApab,lues It's desires all point one
way. 10 multiplicity Of objects then, 1t cannot
find its chief good WEAKNESS ve1ation and disap.
ponuncnt will be the rcsul, OF the lr,al. How
and how striking then the words Of Christ.
one thing i needfu' And how wise the petition
OF David, there be many that say Who shall show
any good: Lord an up the IgE, OF Thy counter.
Anee upon U.s.
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Flour Win.

NUSTiN GROW would inform his cuslom9'
~ aud the public that his Mi is i'll perfect o.,
der, end that he is 0tto0ys hand prepared 10 ~
grinding to their entire satislaction. lie 10 a..
prepared at all times 10 grind SALT for da'r!''
the table. -,
St Johnshury, Sept. |, lS40. luz
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stray Dog.

IAME 10 the subscriber about the goth ocOA
u ,ember, a large brndIe Dog, with br,s 81 ~
ar marked II. Tucker lie can be had bv e %I
owner by paying charges !"
Kirby. October 2G, 1910. l7OwS
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NO. ..
WHOOPLNG COUGH-LvII IT'S WORSY
FORM

Extract from letter received from Mrs f. d.
GoodIiff, of UTICA. N. Y dated Jane 90 lS4n
"AnoIber case is Ina, If Mr. Paine, ofIhis c,Iv.
I was ON INV way To meeting ~ hen was ,uct Ly
an aunt of the child, vino told me that il was IN
most Distressing STATE win, he whnopins cnnsl-
tina, it was continually in ronvnl>nu, and had lbs;
the rse of one side of its Lnhy went TO see the
child and found j, in the state described told
them that knew ,he pills would eifrc, a cure
but ,hev mus. in such case use large doses M
Paine read the .Nlorisoninn.' After which he be.
gan with energy | ordered the pills to be. diss,l
Ved In less Than 2! hours after giving the Fl, ST
dose the fits left tho child and have never return.
cd II recovered The use offs side and is now in
perfect health. INo.Gl
CURE OF CONSUMPTION
To DR.. George Taylcr
Door SirIH,,ina oh,oined such , n,ir,,,,o,,s
cure by the use of Nlr Morrison's uygeian " Med
icines feel DESTROYS Of ettino uIl nv G,Iloy emf
Cerers know the virtues of liza, sovereion rpmrJv
so weh "u" en "S ""'
Doctors called, a confirmed consumption. was
| reduced To mere skeleton; for three mouths dis
| charged large quantities of matter every day, aud
my cough most dis,rossingly severe NV orli
nary weight in health was $50 lbs ! was weu'
ed when reduced so low-Nlv weight was only Is
lbs.-Tho medical men all gave me up as incura
Bile. | ultimately grew SO weak that | could no,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
Cutlery, ~ Hardware GOODS

which they offer their friends ana customers u"
good terms (uI cash or credit ,ec,r
Gcpt o1 Isl0. i'o'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
~ ARD-W A az h :,

NO. %, UNION STREET, BIOS ~,
TUOMES, HOMER, ~ co. have receive" os
The la,e arrivals from England, comP'e'e
f1l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
RUTLAND, VT. TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 1910,

vIous question. The deed was accomplished
on friday evening. -Four of the New Jersey
hege-men admitted by resolution" were on
the ground 10 vote for the measure, and did
vote Tor H. previous question and all.
By this measure, the Treasury Department
OF the United States is constituted plain gov
ornnent Bank Of Issue and Circulation The
Secretary issues S5,000,o 900 Of Treasury notes
as last as ms convenience requires, and ic-i.-
sues them as often as they are returned 10 him
and 1t suits his convenience to do so. In
short, he is The Cashier and Martin Van Bur
en- the President OF gigantic monied iusiiiu-
ton, without responsibility, without capital,
and trading wholly upon the credit of the peo-
pie Of the United States! This power of un-
limited reissue was never demanded before,
nor would il ever till now have been granted.
But the Treasury Bank is established and here
is the end of Van Buren's professions on that
subject.
In time Of profound peace, abundan, har-
vests, and of exemption from pcstilcncc or
other physical calamity, the Government, finds
or makes necessity for borrowing Five Mil
lions of Dollars. There is no preteN for this
cxccp, that its Expenditures largely exceed
its Income. Van Buren, found the Govern
ment out OF debt and largely in funds, over and
above the Thirty-seven Millions of Surplus
itcNtHuc dCCuIliuidteu JACKSON winch
he was directed by law to deposiie with the
States. The two last Presidents had laid up,
or devoted to paying off the pre-exstng Ma
iional Debt about Twelve Millions per annum.
Van Buren, has laid up noihng--paid off moth
ing-but spent the assets of the Government,
and run into debt He has Withheld Nine mil
lions belonging TO the States, and spent it,
lie has taken good part of the proceeds of
seven millions OF Stock held by the Govern
ment in the last u. S. Bank, and spent that
lie has spent the five millions reserved from
the Distribution to the States, and he has run
large in debt His Administration has been
a series of disreputable shifts and shining
The Government is now protested in vari-
Gus quarters, and the Revolutionary Pension
ers are refused the payments due to them, and
the pretext for this dsgracelul bankruptcy,
held up to the people has been that the Depos-
ite Banks Of 1867 do not pay over, when the
fact is tina, they do no, altogether owe One
Million of Dollars, and good deal of that is
not NV due.
Finally, this spccie-loving, papcr-hating Ad-
mini.tratlon, whose organs are so vociterous
against "Suspension," "irredeemables, "post-
notes." &c. &c. has by party vote dccreed
the issue and constant REISSUE for its own es-
pecial benefit FIVE MILLIONS OF PosT- NoTEs
on no specie basis. but paper promises to pay,
resting on credit alone :!
s.asesGhhan rs OF such the
Albany Eve. Journal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14

One oflhc professions at Northamp-
ton brought Lug Cabin, foil Of men,
which was paraded on wheels, with
proper devices, through the main street
One was brought one hundred and IF
ty miles through the mud to Columbus
showing in this way the disgust" We
have heard of through the whole Yves,
at the nomination Of Gen. Harrison.
The number prcsen, at Northampton
has been variously estimated from p
500 TO 5000.
Old Springfield gave .'!orton ID ma
loriiy last November, and no Repre-
sentalives chosen. She has just chosen
her scors officers, &c. For County
Treasurer 2l5 Wing majority.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14

gcrous reef is far behind her. Free as a
mouniain-bird, she pursuts her way, over the
world Of waters
lake a more peaceful scene. Enter yon-
der village, reposing IN beauty on the distant
PLAIN. IL has but one church, yet in that church
There Is bell The inhabitants arc familiar
with lie tones, for 1t has for many years called
them to the houss Of prayer. At an early
hour every day, i,s musical voice is heard :
and methnks II 1t could be interpreted its
language would DO "Arse arise We morn
ing slumberers, and improve your time for
your hours are passing speedily away"
But bark the bell sounds out once more
Slowly and solemnly. 1t is a funeral. They
are bearing to her tomb one who was Young,
beautiful and good. Beside that murmurinq
rivulet they have made her grave. Ii is a
peaceful resting place, upon which no one
can look, and say that the gfave is fearful
"A II the dscords, all the strife,
All the ceaselcss feuds of life,
Sleep in the common grave
flushed is the battles roar,
The fires r; ge is DER,
The wild volcano smokes no more
Deep peace is promised in the lasting grave
Lovely, lovely is the grave
II is now evening. Glorious was the robe
in which the sun was decked. when he went
down behind the distant hills For the last
time, to-day, does the bell send gu, its warn
ing voice. The anvil is at rest The post
Office, where were assembled the village poll
iicians, is now closed. All places Of bust
ness are deserted. The members Of many n
household have gathered around the family al
tar, to offer up their evening sacrifice OF
prayer. In few short hours that little vii.
lage is as silent as the grave. Even the bay
ing of the Watchdog has ceased, and the whip
poor-will has sung herself To sleep. Nothing
is heard but the singing Of the wind among
the trees, and nothing is seen above but the
clear blue sky, and the moon and stars.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
TERMS OF THE HERALD.

!. mag. sss,erben Si-by mai ST. or Si,75 in
.,.,, ,,6 rcmpanics who take their papers
"a, sIf5 or 81 % N advance. Companies
! re- ,asis ~ SAME.
1 ,1,.s .sppl,, b' oor south western post rider
,,eg q thcit door, S2--oompanie. and indi'id d.
,.s a the route sl75 With deductions 10
az, IS cents II pad ~ advance in cash
,,s.ruoiion will he taken for lee. than six
s,ess psid ~ ad'saoe And M paper will
/, a,,auel aatri affetfage. are paid, unless the
~ esaascs To do.
IorIt.iso ou the u,eal liberal terms. AZ our
,usa IL lt,s. and general throughout the ocun.
ns-r,ssis. m-chinics. post masters, and all
y, Aiuss oecisinn 10 advertise, will end Il TO
.iralage to resort To this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
DOnlrst {.
TILE CURRENCY.

INC following rather striking views OF the
\ses by which the monetary affairs of this
ntry have been brought TO their present
hilton, were presented by Mr.. Thomas Ar
70. 4 late Radical member of the British
lament, in his valedictory to his constltu-
There is force in them, and, not i'm
kbly, some truth. Mark, read, learn and
ardly digest,
The democracy in America are at this mo-
cutting their otrn threats as mddiy, and
king the very same wild havoc among the
s'nous classes there, as the Jeirish dris-
a'y arc working here. In their wild efforts
areri fiction Of The lac INTO a reality,
sre abolishing credit and paper money,
have been 10 them more valuable tlan
'ai which they occupy, and more vital IL
BE, than the very air which they breathe
ai and paper money have been 10 them the
life and soul of their industry; and yet
r'riually inss, that no man shall in fu-
he permitted TO plough the ground, or to
Il Gown Me iores's, excepting only me teit
f"dHiducl' Vho happen TO be born trhh
fe. RoneAs0r golden arcs at their conmdn d
ihis IS Democratic America She has
'eTSal suffrage She has no national deb
10 lakes bu, she has raised her rate o
W % MY per cent. per annum and he
tt, Ase Guns, oroept The Joios among them
Hfigd n poverty, misery and distress
'cl1esS, malice, pride, envy and hypocIi
appeal equally to have animated the coun
81 both nations for, strange to say, a.
Nid havoc is being effected IN America
y England, under the extraordinary pre-
OF cn,iiit'ng The iab0riRg ciasses' In
TIE preience of restoring "a sound an
aihy currency the Legislators Of both cour
have taken aicay he paper money tciti
ioLiag array The debts and obligations cor
~ IA n; leaving jus, sufficient gold an
r mnney 40 circulation to pay their ow
a dams upon industry. but not sniiicic
.'e more than halfemployment or half foo
'ne People. In both countries the peopl
'e been told thai the moneyed interest W.
Il i"Seriul under paper system aud, III
~ preface Of reducing this power, II
@s'slaiures have strangely coniriyed
we and 10 irolle it, by doubling and frebii'
4 'A'he Of the money which measures I
grinding and crushing the indus,nol
49, ~ both countries. and delivering the
nae sheep 10 the butchers SHAMELESS q
1f ees'' converting Them. as have alwa
e'o'd INTO mere 'hewers 81 wood and dra'
o. waller ior the Jews " What is 1t
.la.ss m the ;wo foremos, nations OF q
Is II the mere effect ofhuman Passi
'a'he he human Judgment Or, is II
&c Of some mysterious Providence work.
aNiei dispensalions among Us My ml
y u'e dark ,@-.Neis World.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14


TWILIGHT REFLECTIONS.
The closing hour Of day has come,
When forth love 10 stray,
To watch the lovely twilight hues
As slow they fade away.
To wander by some streamle,'s side
As its waters glide along,
And listen with delighted ear,
To its low dulcct song.
To gaze with admiration deep
On the glorious clouds above,
A. dCshcd with many golden tint,
They through the bright air move.
To mark each varied light and shade
Iha, pleases soul and eve,
Til Nights dim shadows gather down,
And darken earth and sky.
To'hiak Of friends with whom I passed
Tho fairy morn Of life,
Er ny hear, had known how hard
pang
Hath PASSIONS burning strife.
But Why amen, the flight Of time,
Or weep DER what is gone;
Is there no, yet happier cline
Where change can never come.
Ynou pcnslve twilight hour, farewell
The night-wind's hollow moan,
Avakes within my bosom's depths
A weigh, of feeling lone.
MALcoMB.
Faewsbury, April, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14
NJ. b. Conwls, Esq.

NoerHAaproS, .,fass.-iion. Lewis
Strong presided at the late convention
The large meeting house was hlled 10
overlooking; mr.. Huntington OF N.
opened the discussion. The cores
pondent Of the Atlas says: 'Ihe con-
yen,lon was successfully addressed by
Mfr. Lawrence Of Belchertown Ashmun
Of Springfield, mr.. Bates of NorihamP-
ION and the Hon. James Wilson OF New
Hampshire. The speaking continued
mill 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and the
intense attention, the frequent bursts
Of hearty applause sufficiently atlesied
the fine spirit by which the audience
wos animated. You will he pleased
70 hear that the reception of ea. Wal
son was such as his high character de-
sc,yed. His honesi-hearted eloquence
won him the esteem Of every Wing IN
,he crowd, and must have made adeep
impression upon every mind.
Al the close of the convention ne"
song called the Hampshire Hurra,
was sung by the whole convention VIII
4 great effect"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-14

IhE TREASURY NOTE BILL has been
'o.' through the House OF Representatives
parry vU's and the application OF the pre-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10
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ssn bieem Staate CSbic) 1T cine @efeIfdaft Sana<
ttfer trs DafeYn setreten bic nit ben Ncrmcnen in
gu teben denen. Ste re1nen ftd
Serfecticnen tbr Spherprieter het6t Starl g. eaO.
6erlte bate srt frs II benz ortsge soantg @e.
eeen Gbebruchs NIT ether etner Sceerbe 5 rad benz
panspe Gelseraph teht ibm oies Shrs Ssgsn eines
Nomens Ners. Gbpmfcn, iu benz @efanSnBe bon @ez
anaa Gauntp bepcr slls 0e Dor gerttt seaelt pltr>
ZEN, erfldrten ie ft beibe fdnot9 nad ben eeisssn
Der N2enid,ert, aber unfhulbt9 naf benz gefte Got
g. eao rebete IL Stnbe CUR Court UNI etne fana>
n eebren gu 6s,oeien er erfldre Ds gere1aon?a9
Sptlhen fIdb unc Ners. 2hcmfon ais etn Serhaltn1B
Sas niot er sefldt babe, fpnoern baS tbn BON benz
geiife erbfnet morben fet, ,-unb III lelden Sfenba>
rur,sen fbrne er nit trren. Ners. Sbcmicn uno tbr
ann beice fene snhdnser, hdtten fhcn fritber tbre
gerbnbuns auf9eseber, neil e etniaben, bag e ntt
m @etlte oereheldt tparen als aber er, Neae! er.
ft,ten, ei bic Sfenbaruna bes @efes gang 5n fenen
gunifen, unO sur Sefriebisuns aller arteter .aent
d1gbcmions anssefalen. 2rcb Der lan9er, mlbian,en
aasflbruns bes Serrn Scbenprieiters fpraa berNtdt
ter bas Sdulots une bic Seesltde Strafe ge9en ote
Sdulciaen aus. GO.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10
ENNEANNNNNNNNN~ ~
9lnffcQuna Dur6 Oen DrdIoenten

nit @enebmisun9 uro 3uittmmung ne5 Senat's.
9fpbert Q. Nteb, gum @jpuoernbr res @ebet6
bon 8lcroa, ait bic Steae bon NtobarO 6. SalL pelz
der ob9efeet rpproeu.
6. &. .Vea1e, @tunehmer Der 6fentltden gelber 3u
@reen>SaY, Mtsccn1n1 an bic SteDe bon Sbpma6
Gee, &pelher ab9eieet tpprbcn.
Sob honn @ccbtn @innetn1er Der ofentltd'en
Geloer su Naror, Sbio> ait bic Stelle BON 8. Swen,
tpelher abbanfte.
SlntonS. Sleefer> bon ber Stapt Teu1orf, gum
Mar1tan Der Gereut9ten Staaten fir ben fubltden
8estrf bes Staates eu>gcrfl All bic StcIe oo1t gS.
6. .. NSaobea, beBen SlmtSSett oeritrden it,
Sshann psttt ais slnwole g+. per .:S Ser St tr
Tu9bman g. SoDtparD. Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

@anaba.-Der Commercial 9lboertei1er entbd[t
fol9enbe @DrrefpDnoens aus Mcntrea[: "ISie i uers
nebme 1T bic 9egierung entdlO6eu, ben BeFB btefes
eabes lint ieoe gres srt bebaupten. Sic hat tpdbreb
oes lebten abres bebeutenbe Summen gelbes ~ SteS
fem 3pede Dertpenbet-s1SO> 900 fir 8araten pSeraD
ernen su ct. Sobns> $4,000 fir Sarafen 3a GbautS
blD unb 9apratre ;-l1nb oelen Wtnter mill 9orb 1w
Bel i'm lnerbane etne 8t4 Dcrle9en, pete bic snleeo
uug BON Neitdrfclcuien beSpedt.'' Den 9lnfebtern,
pelde fIeb 5ur suswanoerung uad eanaba oerfteben,
uno iI 3u9Ied gu mtlttdrtfden Dtenlten nerbtnolid
ntadel iolen an ben Grdnsen ltnent9eloltd SarnteH
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