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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03
Gov PALMER AND A UNITED STATES
RANK vefEr Ha

The Republicans ofVermont as body have CIV.
umaiulained the expediency and necessity of 6
National Bank, and they do so now, with here &
4 here an exception.
i nGOv VIM. A. Palmer's Message to the Legis
N hmn 1894 we find The following, which is al
a haA on the subject OF bank.
4 Hhing The past year there has been much agta
imMlhe subject of the United States Bank, and
fhn~asures Of the National Executive in rela
hmbi.
The Questons of principle involved in the contro
vcBy are Of vast importance to the interest of the
a Nation and require to be discussed and decided
n with reference both TO the present convenience
and necessities of the people, and also TO their in
"a aueNce upNN,he future destinies of the country.
"a An institution like that of the Bank of the United
~ States necessarily possess powers, which, if exer-
cIvd for good, as they ever sh ould be, are most be
nslceMl IN their operations, and, fexerted for evil
&ueol nature the most pernicious. lfsuch an in
AaIon, therefore be demanded to meet the wants
#Slhe community, the utmost caution should he oh
&mNed IN framing the provisions of its charter
lls most eHectual checks placed upon lis power
@a Tho most watchGul vigilance exercised with re-
a sId 10 IFS conduct ..t
THAT A NATIONAL BANK, WITH PROP
aEMEIpNOWERS AND RESTRICTIONS,IS BOTH
2MCLSSARY AND CONSTITUTIONAL,
8VNOF DOUBT. deem however the charter
\ lhe present bank exceptionable in several of it's
H@Slons, and am opposed TO its renewal in its
RNnt form.
sconduct, in some respec.s,I consider Justly liza
Y censure; yet, cannot regard that, as furn-
i uMs any Justification ofthe executive proceed
agin relation to it, some of which deem PERM.
."a IN their consequences and altogether un
Saranabe." Nh
just so believe the Wings or Republicans of the
present. DAY; d. inthe present project for aBank the
errors objections Of The old are corrected or ie-
moved and such improvements and notifications
"'0OuCed as past experience seem to demand;
''menwe have proposed Bank such as Govern
,''ner would have in 1884, and why should
''"iy True Republican go for it, and let others
lney choose, the Federal Sub Treasury
rn and iorsake the doctrine Of Madison, and
"D'mocratie Fathers of this Nation. -i VA 10
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From tie Boston Atlas.
Va TTUW tIIG DUSLOU VIIfuS. T1'|IT'I
THE ENFORCEMENT OF HARRISON

Within his own delightful grounds is laid, ,.,frs
n The sacred dust of him our nations pride, ,r
The last sad rites have Ger his form been paid, f
And hereposes by tho greenwood side. g,jIlesd
There where he loved IN health 81 strength to rove
y 3 The good old man hath laid him down TO rest;
Here was the spot tn at claimed his fondest love,
For here he found TO love was to DO blest- M ,
= u3fgl "a aTcYi. b!Boas soHioitaK 5At.f siTP
10 noble was the heart OF him we, mourn -77s abt
L. Most keeny strung to all that's good or great,
And never stranger sought his happy homo, i,sp0
But found welcome at his open gateoRam
There let him lie, where nature smiles around,
There let the wild flower deck his lonely grave
Q! let the spot DO held hallowed ground, ~
A cherished haunt for all the good and brave,
h.. iao,itty 30 lt~ta t!aoi,. se,B t1inc lr.fc,sra
Here shall the way.worn traveller stop 10 rest,
And sit HIM down beside the Hero : home, ~,
While sacred thoughts employ his grateful breast,
As all his noble deeds before him come. .issias
.gi ie sdl 70
Yet not confined within this narrow sphere W
Remains the spirit of our noble sire, n t3HA
Bnt where archaogals al Gods throne appear, ss
4 His voice is heard amid the heavenly choir. Il
New Bedford July 10Th, 1871. bssa R.,
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.dr57We advise the Editor of The Boston ATLAS
to throw the Letters of his St. Adams (VermonD
Correspondent under the table, He has grossly
misrepresented the sentiments Of the Wings of Yer
mont upon the subject of slavery As body they
agree with Gen. Matiocks in his remark in the
House, that"itis DAMSINe srS;'' and they are
ready TO use every proper means to uproot and de-
sroy it. Such men as the Atlas correspondent are
very rare in our ranks, and in such feelings he
expressed, they are with the locofocos. The Voice
of Froedom has administered to this correspondent
n wholesome rebuke.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

ANOTHER REPORT FROM WAsHINGToN.-The
Baltimore American has letter from Washington
which announces s'that understanding has been
had among the friends Of the United States Bank
Bill, by which the vexed questions which have
heretofore been agita,ed among them, have been
settled and matters reconciled that the bill will
speedily pass both Houses of Congress, and receive
the approval of the President. 1t is said that those
who have heretofore bad s'Constiiution scruples,"
have consented TO the proposed mod6cato ms, s. |
further understand that Mr. Merrick, the Senator
from Mary land, has expressed his determination to
vote for the bill" aha
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# a I'm 70 Sale.

FENIlE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
" in ST. JohnsburY ono mile and half froHs
the Plain and two miles from the Centre Xillage:
1t contains J30Bcres of rs good land for all kinds
ofProduce as any farm in the County Of Caledonia;
and welhwooded, 81 has uponlit sugar Orchard OF
600 trees, and Of easy access in every part by load
cd teams. Said Farm is also well fenced and we'll
watered. ~ ' ""-N r ~ y ,''@
The buildings are, a good house, barns and am
pie and convenient Douthouses, with q, slaughter
house.
A liberal credtgiyen for part ofathe purchase
money. s srsa sistss fesd e4ii 81 garel,s ARR
Those wishing 20 purchase are invited to call
and view the premises.
t~l 'biai 10000 JOEL HASTINGS.
ST. Johnsbury Aug 3, 164l .raw tttd 50 209f
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: -, MoNopoLIsTs.

.,i,,ou in England, against a Tar N
Pamphlets i,caIaton in the cities of the United
bre bee" ~ cur" are designed to influence the pe0
spies IDsy ,, ~ against protective duties, and
on British Monopes' /, ~0o, anS De n nr0
indeed for 'i'0 ,;.,o,od in their own affairs by Eng
1pe'Ts 10 ~ indeed for the latter, who Ehnd the
Gsbnen-a.. .i, allies in this matter. But the un-
OcoiOcO' ,"s rooorocos and shareholders at the
ion d 'o,, ~ r,dst influence against the industry
South vin h Is TOO plain to be mistaken. Shall we
due w." ~" .nci, Influences and become slaves to
Nbn" a soutbern Shareholders?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

CAUTION, The editor of the Dublin (Ireland
Freeman's Journal, in article cautioning the
British Government against entering war with
this country, uses the following languages "Wbsn
600 900 xpense, in your unsuccessful efforts
her down. Her boughs have shot forth far since
then--her trunk has grown in width and firmness
she has a national bark of fifty years of age,
gnarled, tough and unbroken-' twill take pretty
sum Of money 10 cut down this sturdy stem, Pray
think of il IN time"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

Dreadful Effects By Lightning During thun-
der storm on Thursday evening last, the house OF
a Mr. Armstrong, on WrightsvIle Sound, about
eight miles from town, was struck by the lightning
MIR Armstrong, his wife, and three or four chill
dron, who all on the lower floor, were laid
PROSTATE in state of insensibiily. Mrs A. was
the first TO recover. On looking about she found
that ono Of her children, boy of abnout twelve
years of age, was dead and her husband SO badly
hurt as TO be helpless. 1t is doubtful now if he
will live. Three children in bed in garrett room
were uninjurcd. A horse standing near the house
and a hog under it were also killed by the same
shock Wilmington Chronicle, 21st inst. htt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

aTIrrECANoE- BOYS = 1t is time, nigh time
10 awake, aud toput on your amor for the Sep
ten,ber election. About four weeks only remain
and the time should be improved to the best adj
vantage. Locofocoism is ut~ork secretly, like a
snake in the grass. 7. '.''0i N'fe r. POI 9ao ~
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BRITISH SPHINX

:, ' 'saalng Government papers of Canada are
r,V' war with the United States--say they are
anal :" wy 'her strength with Brother Jonathan
Buu aS " me'F steam ships and bravery. Igohn
fry in r "aA allt'le till the Wings get the coun-
~ ''' Deter state Of defence, they willi on.
|h.v -. more thorough drubbing; but il
IN, inpatient they can como on now,
dBunko.p I ~ Them warm receptionV-as little
|Aoo,s ~ i li' or Platsburgh, jus. as they may
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VirginiG Abstractions--A writer in tho Phiia
ephia North American suys,-Virginia abstrac
tons, as the o itor OF tho Richmond Wing Justly
remarks, are worse than mullens these come to
seed, but the distractions come TO nothing These
distractions in politicts, what transce ndent
ism is in morals, mental shadows, which few can
see and still fawer feel. They are unworthy of the
practical sense which once characterized the state
srnen of Virginia. ua i S,ala ..i...s, /, q fs ,r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

|snoo, :, 'ne permission of the. Star we will
lEA, "a' Inc FRutland Herald has come out
cLs.r 4'v acket, bearing upon it the names Of
|l G., :. "il'lans for Gov, Carlos Coolidge for
|Iss, ~ SOM Spauiding, for Treasurer, and
% o, ,ss, mere Is not that unanimity of feeling
] ~ Col. Paine for Gov. which i ,desifabiss
pdacioI. p''y harmoniziug as do the Wings in
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1 Death by Lightning. 1--WE have just received
from Springfield tho melancholy intelligence ofthe
death fan old and respectable inhebitant of that
place, Mro Carney, who;for many years.was en-
ployed at the Armory About O'Clock on Sum
day morning., during9a heavy thunder shower, Mr.
GarveYg proceeded to The front door Of his house,
and while standing there was struck by the electric
fluid, wbich ALMOST simultaneously deprived him
of life. The flash communicated TO the bed in
which Mrs, Garvey was lying, but with the excepI
ton Of some trfling injury to the covering, effect,
ed noN fu Their damage. The corpse it is stated
was very much dis6gured, and in consequences OF
rapid decomposition, had to be inferred without
loss of time. Mr. Garvey left a large family 10
deplore his loss eat 5e a7.de, .ur3 dfie ~
About FIVE o clock p. Nj. the village was visited
by another storm. and ono house much injured by
lightning, while building adjoining it, being fur
nIshed with conductors, escaped harmeess although
the fame continued to play round it for nearly a
minu,e,--Boston Times.
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APPLICATION. y l'''Et'7 w "

y 97''1t APPLICATION. " 1897 ~ -
TO the Hon. tho Probate Court for the District os
TIME undersigned, administrators of Tho estate
n Of COBURN HARTSHORH, late Of Luner-
burgh, in sad district, deceased ntestaip resppci-
fully represents, that the personal of the de-
ceased is not sufficient to pay his just debts and
costs Of settlement, by the sum Of two hundred
and fifty dollars; that the said deceased was at the
time OF his death, seized and possessed Of interest
in real estate within the state of Vernon I, and he
therefore prays tho honorable court to grant him
license sell such interest of the said deceased
enable him to pay the sum aforesaid together WITH
tho cost attending the same. 30Q8
Dated at Guildhall /, this 9th day of July, "A. d.
1871. JOHN w HARTSHORN, Adm'or
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4 Hs T4TF NGs CTHOTI HIS


TIME subscriber has hand mems thick and
SHOES, Morocco and Kid walking SHOES and
PUMPS of all sizes, which he offers at reasonable
prices, and will take in exchange most kinds Of
country produce and butter. and cash will not be
refused. aii ~ CRUISER tn9h PHINEAS PAGE
q St. Johhsbury East, July IA, sIs4l.t bIi2O7ir
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STATE OF VERMONT.

y ~ UHE HIl"f ssItNe lIs ESSEN lDIsTRICT, ss.iI
AT Probate Court holden at Guildhail, in said
the Hon. Royal Cutler, Judge Of said Court lf
q TIE Foregoing application having been duly
presented to said court IL is ordered, by said coutl
that the heirs, and all con cerned in said estate b6
notified of said application, and that the Same will
be taken into consideration at ptobhte court to be
holden at the probate Office, in Guildhal in lsaid
district on the last Saturday of August, a. D. lS4l
by publishing the said application, together with
copy OF the record OF this order three weeks sue.
cessiveiy inthe Calodoniah, netvspa per pFip,ed
atSt. Johnsbury, in the county Of Caledonis and
State OF Vermont blaoW adj ID sniabmniI pts sss
207w3 JOHN DODGE, Register,
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stssg A spEgGa

lin Boston, July 8, oftyphus fever, Mr. JosEPH
ID. LEONARD, aged 23, recently of Glover, VtAr In
rejecting upon The subject of this notice the friends
of the deceased recall to mind tho amiab dis
position which he possessed, and by which he
seemed to govern his actions. The relatives have
lost friend, whose concessvo disposition cannot
be too highly appreciated; his associates compan-
ion, whose mild deporrmentis rarely found; and
by which he gainedthe good will all with " honi
Journey life Ohow nsent thou s'iI ieaiI
On the wing OF the row then hiest bGu s9ioslIu
Scarcely had manhood assumed hsopart sliasL lis
Ger the destroyer, thy pathway descriedst.ad bne
Parted and gone Obi the young mani has delt rs:
1e SAUNDERS alone n the tomb ofthe strang ers.kis
aRGtnias sri fhofl grigboiaib I'd ,RtEl9W H. Nv 40
W In this town, July BIZ of consum pton, oblr RI
LEY WHIrrLE, aged 25s onof Mr. Elisha Nv hips
ple.urt otl nlCJ e2u, go % sl8saaV sitj stiYai
In Shoreham, 50 Mrs Ozzna Jones, wife OF Mr.
Samuel Jones aud only child ofiAmos STONE, Esq
formerly of Shoreham, inythe SD year fiber age
sIn Crafsbury ON tho 9th ult. Mrs ADFA, wife OF
Mr. Oliver ,Mason, and daughter of Capt. Abel
Smalley, formerly Norwich, recently lot 'Hyde-
park II taCi gagoe0J 1lGan9reEgin " sa0tt4H15 lib
In Monroe, 18th ultg Of numb palsey, MraEiias
Heath aged n Also, on, the 10th Mr. Jeremiah
Baiclelder aged65s yi hssga ,Ey ia4si0t bnA ehloI
In Montpelier, ~ oath dit Mrs. Fanny, wife Of
Perry Marsh, aged al. Also, 27ths MIR Ebenezen
Lewis, aged 69.ee 'a.aal 2'la nia heH 3ariiislb
In Barre, 21st ut MIR Nathaniel Holden IA sold !
err o the Revelation, aged 8S. 8Eoiag oaesls shP
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KEEp IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

oa KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE
That the locofocos OF Vermont have fully declar
ed in state Convention [,f sf
OPPOSITION TO PROTECTION BY THE
bais "a to.cgfa TARIFF; ,augNs .afaYsie
OPPOSITION TO A NATIONAL BANK AND
Ia r FOR THE. SUB TREASURY
AND OPPOSITION TO THE RIGHT OF YER
MONT TO HER SHARE OF THE 7,3
,.loi,s n,34. PUBLIC LANDS. b sllt ,adsq
In the first they are leagued with Southern Null
lfers and British MonopoIlsts against The Ameri-
can laborers, Farmers and Manufactures. c.tE. He
aty the second, they would leave the currency
unjegulated and the profit of every branch OF in
dusty to- be greatly diminished mono more so
than that of the day laborer, the wool grower, and
BY the last, they would rob the state Of at Toast
$4,000 year, and deny its title TO millions of
acres of the public lands State J0urndt. r ~ ~
difM aarHf -----f, 81 D@ihtts &c
A Large Flock lit is said I, in the journal OF
Com morce, that Mr. Sheridan, an Englishnan, re
siding in Buenos Ayres, is the owner Of 100000
sheep He began in 1896 with a flock of CO..
About 30 sfephards are employed in taking care
of this great community ofsIieep. 9aaHN ,eo,
a veaeraJte Minister Tho editor of the New
York Baptist egisier says he. listened to. adis-
course few Sabbath since, from Father Harvey,
now in the 10Th year of his age. HE still retains
the possession his mental faculties, his enunc
alton is distinct, and his physical powers vigof Gus
and he appears 40 be- not more than ~ years old
Mr. William IA Lipsconb and three negroes
were Killed by lightning in Pittsyvania. county
Va. on the 7ih ult. They Ind been TO work IN a
tobacco,fed, and seeing cloud arises they took
shelter under poplar tree; where they were visited
by deaihlin tbe IN anherTstated . sAsE Ds4AH<fsR
Coming Elections On Tie second day Of Au.
e,,st there will be am election Tor three members
of Congress, in Illinois. On the oIhoF August a
Governor will be chosengIp Tennessee La len
nessoe Kentucky and Indiana, State legislatures
are to be chosen within two weeks from this
time. RI onh itta i&s#
Nse,ocs in Canada.-It is computed by the
Montreal Cour Ter, that there about tweoty thou
sand negroes in Canada who have escaped from
slavery in he Southern States. An attempt is ma
king 10 induce the coiored population 10 emiglate
70 jamaica.
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" The Locofoo -----
minor a.r, 'ooiocos need not crow on account OF
fnd them , ,0, among the Wings. They will
} &e ,b,n s'uy TO light down upon Locofocois m
Ffer abon, ~ 'hunderbolt, though they may
belona.D ' men. The Wings are not slaves. and
sein snail, 'ir notions of liberty to dare to dis.
Advsble j. e' @lngs, while they are one, and
~ against pl,nolplo, standing shoulder to shout
Fsll SORT, 80 slavery Of locofocoism and slavery
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3CarpctsiHng a m d Es VI g 8,
A II Boston prices, at HIRAM siTRACY'Sa
IA July 22, 1S41. 2OSw6
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NOTHCE.---T'O tlAe Democratic
wings OF Orleans Senatorial
District:

The Orleans County Convention called 10 meet
on the 18th of July inst met according to appoint
tnent; whom ii being ascortained that the Hon.
Jacob Bates, Senator for said Senatorial District
declined nomination, said CONVENTION was ad-
journed to the FIRST Thursday of August noxt to
meet at Irasburgh, at o'clock. P. VI. Tor the pur-
pose OF making a new domination of Senator and
transacting any other business doomed necessary.
The Democratic Wings Of Orleans Senatorial
District are earnestly requested, ono and all, to at
tend. aailo THOMAS JAMESON, President.
HENRy M, BATES, Secretary ait a.{8Ais
BRIGHTON MARKET--Monday, July 90. 10
$40 yuat78 From the Boston PATRIOT DeifU s6&eg
At market, 300 Beef Cattle, 90 yoke working
Oxen, "a COWS and calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs
and 800 Swine. sf Nobtw - ,sasa-. Is 4ruasi { ).
PRIc Es--Beef Catte--frst quality at 5 rs a 6;
second quality 5 so; third quality 5.ismai
Working Oxen--No sales noticed H3HiU
Cows and Caves--Sales ID, 20, 25, %, 80 81 IS.
Shaep-Lots were sold for 25, 4 SO, jI76, 2,
g ~, 9 %, 2 80, and B.. VA ruiie5iliaN yoaalGis8
Swine---At retail from A Ia atoa7, according 10
size and quality Aas 1o19anA vtsxn& .7sc61ai
-
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Pa Enaa0a . ae Toronto Patriot does not think
|FtAou, A. Ar Will ever allow Mcleod 10 be tried
"'n appeal TO arms. Bah :, - '''
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When filed The drawer can be removed, and the
place supplied by another, without destroying the
industrious insects. q. elg
INTELLIGEN nee FROM WASHINGTON. (
From present indications, this session Of Congress
bids fair to be the most important one held within
finy years, excepting perhaps the session of 1871
-l2.s ltef aq yags ,oe,rg
The BANKRUPT BILL which passd tho Sna'e on
Saturday, and which will pass, now or never
during our day. the House Of Representatives,
is one added To- tho list of great measures IN pro
gress, and which tits hoped will BIO contaminated
during the session. it,j,ssef 1890 sIs.,.rfi trs
That u FISCAL BANK will be established. during
the present session of Congress awe have not for
some time entertained a doubt Differences of
opinion as to the details Of tho, measure must and
will give way before the popularity Of the princi
pie; of which whatever doubt may have existed
when Congress met mus BIO dissipated by the very
strong and unequivocal expressions OF public sen
timen from every quarter in favor OF the measure,
1t the.6te Of other pending measures were as
certain in our belief as that of the Bank question
we should feel that Congress will atthis session
hay accomplished more for the good of the coun
try than the most sanguine among the Wings could
have expected when they came together - National
| Inteiligencey. Ast w
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Essex County GRAMMAR school

!s4eAIb G OWC . II lUa.ga a9
VEvHE Fall Term Of this School win commence
u on WEDNEsDAY'the 9Th dny ofsePtember
Sf'' MR. JAco'B BE NTio' No
Being intimately acquainted with Mr. Benton,
years past, and knowing him to be a gentlemen Of
talent, scholar, and FIRST rate teacher, the Trus-
tees confidently anticipate liberal share Of pats
| ronage from generous public. We believe thar
the education and morals ofyouns persons will be
as we'll attended to in this school any Other
All branches usually taught in Grammar Schools
VIII receive aitentione bsalrgd saA aotl 80
Board and Tuition as usual, IN
Concord ,HJuly 26, 1871. boi59s nos sgt 209wA
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Sabbath School Book DepOSTs
gtOrv.iedWs ,o7snpaFhiaoss

TEvHE undersigned has aken the agency for the Mas
IA sachuses Sabbath School Society s Books for
the nor,iern part of NermNnt and will furnish upe
on reasonable notice any 81 the publications Of tho
Society at the price Tor which they are sold in Bos
ton. ~ et' 4" 'Hi -A'tAg1f' '-' ~ sNp ~" ~
Catalogues OF the books may be obtained by ,ap-
plicaton to- us. egE 1oyt2 oil 10 sanfrSfns dds
Beside Library books, all, Of the Question books
published by said Society may be obtained on tbs
same .efFus9 e1 }e@f tel fi{tW ANN ;RafiR~9 piSt2
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The Wings of Washington County have nomina
ted Artemas C,ishman & Orren Smith caudidatee
for the Senate. ~ "~tti 'N','
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The Sabbath school yisiter

A most excellont work Tor Teachers and Schoi
ars, edited by ,lle RevgAsAi suLLARp, s1iifbe sup
piled at, the subscription price--50 cents per an
num-and sent TO most Of The towns in th 10 region
without Expense TO Subscribers. ~ t~s9i - H'A4f
~ The Mol. scommenc adm Jdn. Subscriptions will
be received for the whole Of the presents year and
back Nos Nos spPpl. .s or ~ cents oE ior months
omnlepsng with Jaiy, fofz5 cents peG Golisl
sh .su eta,eiaa vaai "a. CT Oh ADWfIGK.
s. Caledonlan Office, July llS4l, III n, saaoavl IF
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The BEE Busirrss Mr. Rice, of Ripley, Erie
county Pa, has an extensive establishment for
keeping bees. Twenty years ago he had one
swami from witch in IL, years, he bad 396
swarms. The Erie Gazette states That they had
then become so powerful that they commenced
depredations the neighboring tsibes, going out
on predatory excursions TO the distance of two or
three miles, much to the annoyance Of the unfor-
tunate neighbors. He then killed off n'numher of
swarms, and obtained over two tons Of honey for
the New York market. He has now adopted the
patient hives for part of his bees in which small
glass drawers placed in the upper part, with
apertures for acces from the main part of the hive
in this way, by drawing the slide the bees can be
seen at work and the amount of honey ascortained
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

When filled the drawer can be removed, and the
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