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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

AN AMERICAN PAETHER.-~An enormous animal
Of this species was killed in Sidney on Saturday
last about seven miles from this place, by party
Who were out fox hunting. They came upon and
followed his tracks about three miles, when they
overlook him IN the woods, and fred at him at
the distance of about fifteen feet, without any APP
parent effect he rcreated some fifty rods and
stopped; two Of the party again approached to with
in about len feet and fred again when he turned
and came at his pursuers with the utmost ieroci'y;
bu, fortunately a hound they had with them, seized
him behind, and caused him again To retreat n
short distance. After firing dozen rounds Of shot
and balls they disabled him ms TO allow them to
approach and knock him on the head with an axe.
lie measured 2 feet in length and ~ l-2 inches
round the fore arm and weighed nearly 200 pounds.
III has been exhibited in this town, aud il consId
cred the most formidable animal ever taken in our
forests lie had long been in that vicinity and
it is surprising how animal OF this kind
could have penetrated into so popn'ous territory
without being sooner discovered and hunted down
-Kennetec Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
INEAS' ENAEpasGVEIge
Fsivisg-Eiue Cooking STOVE

VKTE would again call the attention Of the pub
Wv lac To the above Cooking Stove, winch tor
convenience, economy and durability is unryaiicd
The oven, which is the most important part Of n
stove, il almost universally Acknowledged To be
the hes, in use. The leogrh and size of The fire
place Will admit OF large and long wood, requiring
ess labor in preparing the wond and rendering it
more suitable for warming IL house. The furnace
in the hearth renders II very convenient for
mer use. The construction ~ such that none OF
the plates are liable tn burn out, and i; is undoubt-
eddy twice as durable any other stove in USE
These points Of superiority should be remembered
The above together with BOX and PARLOR
STOVES are Tor sale by our Agents in The neish>
boring towns and at Factory.
* II. FAIRBANKS Il Co
81. J"hnsbury. Nov 10, ISL. 223,t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
FROM FLORIDA.
Correspondence Of the Savannah Georgian.
East Florida, 18Th Nov. IS4l.

correspondence O GeUTgIan.
East Florida. 18Th Nov IS4l.
Dear Sir:-Every thing is quiet along the border
and not murder has been committed during the
whole the last ul moon. Indians in small par
ties still coming in, and surrend erng On llth
inst. lIaock Harjo and another indian brought TO
PiIa,ka ten Indians, from Spring Garden of The St.
Johns. lialleck says, after searching four or five
days, these were the only Indians he could find on
the river, and he believes there it, ex
cept high up, probably south of Fort Mellon.
The different attachments detailed for the Ever
gades' expedition, are moving from Tampa Bay
to their designated positions around the bigtypress.
You may expect soon 10 hear thunder from that
quarter, and hope the capture or surrender of Sam
Jones and tho prophet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
~ a. LIZ 3as la SB3a

In Danvie on the 9Th inst by Rev Z. Adams,
Mr. Aaron II. Smith, To Miss Jane burnside
IN pcsCham, on the 18Th INST by Rev Nj Mer
riiI. Mr. Orman Hooker, to Miss Mercy Blanchard.
In Pcacham, Oct. I4lh, by n"v ID. Merrill, Mr.
Alexander A. Wheeler, 10 Miss Calharine H!anch
aid, ali of Peacham.
Al London, Eng. 23d ult. Capt Garfield or the
U. ). Atmy, 10 Miss Mary Cass, daughter of Gen.
Lewis Cas-, Minister Of the Uu,,ed States at Pai,s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Nov. %.
From the Bnston PntrI0t.

At market 400 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 5000
Sheep, aud l225 Swine.
PKicEs-Bcei Cattle-SaIes were not brisk, and
the prices obtained last week were with much diff
Guilty obtained Tor Ike quality. We quote to cor
respond Frst quality at so 6 ON; sccond
qnnlity q 80 a %; ,h,rd qunii,v S3 a a %.
BarreIng Cat,le--Mess, 81 % No So, B ~,
No. 9, 2 so.
$l4 "a.
Sheep-"Dull." We noticed lot ordinary sold
for Cue each, also lots at GSc 90, ~, 33, 80
81, 80 and 25r
Swine-Los TO peddIe l.2a334 for Sows
and 2a43 for Burrows. AT reaii, 1-2c
for Snws, and 5 81 for Borrows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
Sci f. RIFF s'S q Az

YENAKEN hy virtue of fnur Executions. quantity
d of Hay, supposed TO be thirty FIVE tons; four
Hogs, Que ycatling Coli, one double Sleigh, ono
single Sleigh; 100 sap Buckets, two sap Holders,
and one Cart. The SANE will be sold ut pub lie
Vcndue n, The dwelling house of Osburn Ward in
Goshen Gore. on the tenth day Of December next,
To the highest bidder Tor cash
JOHN CURRIER, Sheriff.
Danvrllc, Nov. %. ls4I 226N2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

I'm Intelligent Legislator The editor OF the
JouesviIle Telegraph, in reporting the doiugs ri
the Tennessee Legislature, among other matters
gives the speech Of one Mr.. Dew, of Maury which
contains rare collection oi sparkling gems OF fan
cy. Here is n extract from it:
"air, wcuid have gentlemen Of the dominan,
TERED from the defence CT John Tyler IT they think
him worthy .; support. II was not our candidate
hu, theirs. Bat sir, he ia native of the Old Do.
minion, the lard %! Tom ;oiTerson Of Madison, OF
the immortal Washington the land of Presidents,
and the birth place of the fathers of DemocratS,
Mr. Speaker when speak of the Father of his
County, DO i, with feeling emotions Of my soul.
Alas is there airy gentleman present who does
not ohW up, at The mention IF his nDme as II he
aeere shirc,lng among the eternai sn0,os IF South
.4mericai But sir, cannot DIV ell here. / repeat
tina, John Tyler descended from pure stook-yes
sir, f, ON HE noJic bond of Pilgrim Fathers who
landed before my day or your day, on the Ply
moufh Roll Oid Viyginia. Aud there, Mr.
Speaker, TO this day the old rock its proud
front, as one If the glorious monuments ofthe Old
Dominion.
At this stage Of tie remarks of Mr. Dew, the
audience interrupted him with loud ou,cries, wheih
er Of applause condemnation is not stated, al
though the words go il Dew were particularly
audible.
Alter Dew had concluded his speech, another
gentleman and observed that he wonld like to
hear a little more from the gentleman who had
just taken his seat, relative TO the geographical
location of Od Plymouth Rock
MIR Dew repIied'--''Ihat rock is where you nor
/ never have been, and that is suificent and If it
is not, sir, repeat it is in The old Doniaion com
monty called the State Of Virginia. Screams aud
yeiis.)"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
SGss25 .s4 IssS %t,3.asll!5ssa .AA:as&
Institute.

F9NlIE Winter term Of This institution will com.
A meDce on Wednesday the Stn Dec. next.
Mr. iOVEY and Miss AVER, will continue 20
take charge of their rspectve departments. which
is nothing less than guarantee That their duties
will be discharged in able and very satisfactory
manner.
Since the commencement Of the present or fall
term new aud most splendid Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus has been received and i: is
the present purpose of the Executive Committee t.,
have course OF Chemical Lectures delivered dur
ing the winter term
Several rooms have been finished in the S.mina.
ry buildings to rqnt those who wish TO boa I'd
themselves.
Board in good families can be had for 81 so per
week, wood and lights included.
LENL. RICHMOND, Resident Sec.
Derby, rs Nav 1871. 225w:3 a..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

Hog eating Hog.--ln Baltimore a poor miser-
able drunkard whilst under the influence of liquor
fell down in Market Space, and while lying pros
trato on the ground, had his muse bitten OFF by a
hog!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
r.. Es q n NJ s. ,

gAGEpR<GA AG2gg TABB@ mo
~ Shop over ~. NJ MILAN $ Store, Fast Room
~ Jus, received, the atnst NEW YORK
LONDON, and PARIS FASliiONSn
Danviile, Oct 81, IS4l. 222tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

Fire at st. Johns, N. Brunswick. On the 18th
inst. II buildings, principally stores and ware
houses and az vessels were consumed by fire atSt.
Johns, N. b.
Yelio,o Fercr in Wtao Orieans.-The number of
deaths The present year, in New Orleans, by yell
low Fever, is rs nearly can be ascertained, six
teen hundred and thirty FIVE
Horribie-A writer in the Glasgow Argus, who
signs himself GA Clergyman Of the established
church of Scotland, asserts that it is 70 cxager-
alton TO say because it be demonstrated, that
the corn laws bring to a premature grave at least
20, 900 persons annually in Great Britain!--
ASSASSINATION. William s. MoseIy, Esq the
prosecuting attorney fnr the Helena, Arkansas,
District, was assassinaled the high way, in St
Francis county, Arkansas, on the 23d ult. He was,
at the time, on the road to Church alone. The az.
sassn or assassins had erected a blind, from behind
which they shot him, several buck shot passing
through his head and shoulders
Pork-The Chilcothe (Ohio) Advertiser the
18Th, says, ga few engagements have been made
the packers of this place for heavy pork at 80
per 100 lbs neat and understand they IN
willing To make any large contracts at present,
even at that price 1t is most probable that the
farmers will put up their own pork To considera>
bic extent during the present season"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

0J-rhe Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, a member Of the
present Congress from Alabama, recently died Of
congcsve fever. He the largest man corpo.
rally, in Congress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

EArtlER, sole aud upper aud calf Skins, for
Il sale by SIiEDD 81 JEWETT.
N. b. Leather or Goods at cash prices rnd for
"A ides. l23tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
Wanted. Immediately,

NNE good J"urn"yman, to work on Wagons
W and Sleighs, from this time 10 the first OF
March April next. Good encouragement will
he given. HARVEY CUTLER
Danvle. Nov. II. 1871. 215w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH We learn that Mr.
Calvin Bachelor, Of Danvlle, aged about "a, died
very sndde nlv last Saturday evening, the 9Th inst
lie had spent the evening at neighbours house in
good hsaIth and returned home about o'clock
man living with him who had been in another
direction, returned soon after, when he found near
the house Mr. b lying on the ground, dead. He
carried him into the house, and went mediaely
to the neighhor's house where Mr. B. spent the
ming and there learned that he had been absent
no more than fifteen minutes. We do not learn
that The canse of his death has been ascerained -
a brother Of Mr. BIS died quite suddenly some
four years ago, and his mother also in a similar
manner about year ago.
To the living, God in this Providence speaks,
"he We also ready"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30
lib 4. % n al q 4 q & h q !.

Nv NC I.lSH German, and MISUNDERSTANDING,
IA medium and low priced; also, Diamond mud
PLAIN Beaver Cloths. and Pilot Cloths; superiao :,
medium and low priced Cassimeres, and Buck
Skim Rich Veslugs, common do; Tnor's Trim.
mings--a good assortment nj .
SIiEDD q JEWETT'S.
Nov. 1S4l. 223f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

On DIrs. The suggestion in the st. Louis Ar
gus o.. F.) that the Loco Focos should hold cop-
venuon in tins city next November to nominate n
candidate for President, &c. is attracting much nj
tention This move, il is we'll understood here,
comes, in fact, from New York, and is intended to
put Mr.. Van Buren, in nomination. In connection
with this matter, we hear that MIR. Stevenson, just
returned from England, intended for the Vice
Presidency on the same ticket baltimore Pat
riot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

DEATH IN THE PULPIT. On Sunday last the
Rev Frederick Tuckerman of Pong hkeepsie while
engaged in preaching TO a congregation in Man.
chester, fell down in the puipi; and immadn,ely
expired He hpd complained in the morning OF
feeling unwell, ami stated to his hearers that he
did not know that he should he able 10 speak long
for he felt strangely: Soon after taking his text
and opening his discourse he tainted, and almost
Immediately breaihed his last, His disease was
probably one o the heart. MIR II. was formerly a
preacher among the Melhodists, but for several
years has been connected with the presbyterian de
nomination. He served his heavenly master with
zeal and fidelity through a long and useful fe and
has been summoned to his reward at the age Of
seventy IN. Y. Paper
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

Debt IF the Empire State.-The debt Of the state
of New York twenty millions OF dollars,o which
The interest is about one million per annum; and
she makes at least two by her public works, to
quiare it; and will be doing even better than that
again by aud bye Hence it is nonsense to talk
about the bankruptcy of the empire State. She is
almost as firm in her financial position AZ she is in
her position the bosom Of her mother earth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

ENRESil CASK and BOX RAISINS, also
a English Walnuts. Pecan Nuts, FIiherts and
Costana Nuts, Just received aud for sale by
Nov 10. SilEDD * JEWETT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-30

No MuRDER. Within the last two weeks ru'
mors have been rife Of murder, alleged TO have
been committed in Berlin by Two citizens of this
village. The incidents were detailed with so
much precision, by young man claiming to be a
witness Of the act, and his story was accompanied
by such circumstances, to induce and fully JUS
tfy the late governor OF the state in instituting
thorough investigation of the matter. This inves
,gn,ioa has been had; the Young man alluded I"
above, was arrested and examined, and the result
is n convection that murder was committed -
The person who started the story, and SO injurious
Jy implicated innocent persons, we learn has been
made to suffer severely. No pity is due for that.
+ Montpelier Waterman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISERS
BY
w.F. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
TER M S /.


Three Dollars per annum, It Pald IN
adpance-Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
If no, paid before the expiration OF Six
Months from the date of Subscription
and Four Dollars if not paid within twelve
Months. Subscribers ont of the State are
required to pay in aduance.
No subscription received for less than II,
one year, and no paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid. except al the op-
lion of the Publisher.
All subscriptions will he continued un-
lsss otherwise ordered before the explra-
,ion Of the year.
ANY person procuring five Subscribers
and becoming responsible for the same'
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted al
62i cents per square, ~ lines, or less,
for the first insertion, and 43a cts. for each
continuance Those published monthly.
or quarterly will be charged ST per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number of insertions marked
on them, will he continued until ordered
OUT, and charged accordingly.
All communications addressed to The
Editor, post paid, will be promptly aud
strictly attended to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

To Form Vigorous Mind.-Let eve
ry youth early settle in his mind, that II
he would ever be any thing, he has got 10
make himself; or in other words, to rise
by personal application. Let him always
try his own strength, and try it effeclually,
before he is allowed 10 call upon Hercules.
Put him first upon his own invention
send him back again and again to the re-
sources of his mind, and make him feel
that there is nothing too hard for industry
and perseverance 10 accomplish. In his
early aud tinid flights, lie, him know chat
stronger pinons are near aud ready to as
sist him. bai only in cnso of absolute ne
eessi'y. When in tho rugged paths "i
science, and difficulties which he cannol
surmonn' impede his progress, let him
be helped over them; but never let him
think of being led when he has power To
walk without he lp nor Of carrying his
ore To anoIler's furnace, when lie can melt
i down in his own,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

Thr Printer. There are dark SpoIs IN
the Unrest features Of existence, aud the
printer, though subject in bis vocation To
more crosses, and shades and bi0,s and biurs
and pressnres. and ialse-imprcssions, than
most other mrn:-vrl he has many fair
proofs oI' the Kindness of patrons. and
friends to cheer him in his course, a coaso-
laIi"n thar he distributes useful knowledge
10 thousands, cah>es the wrinkles from Tic
brow ofcarc, corrects The errors, and re-
moves II" false impression of the public
mind-pains dawn the aspirants aud
smontte;lhc prcjudices soflifc--ant! tInush
he is a pnor type inriho observance Of 9th.
ers, and does not aspire to lead The wnv.
yet he even strives to make his papcr am
indrx opoin' TO an upright line olconduct
the receptacle nf opinions, sound moral
sentiments thai all may copy. For this he
aSks buI the approval o.. .ond men. and The
mcouragrrncntnIhind patrons ;an,Iihaugh
when he shall be struck oil from The leaf
of life-a period pnl to bis earthly cxis.
tcncc, and the coffin hccome The recepra-
Gle of his form, no column or imposing
stone shall mark The spot where is fixed
the narrow clay-bed; +; lie trusts his memo.
ry will remain imprinted on The hearts Of
his friends, no register of his faults being
recorded against him, he may stand at The
first revisal, justified before The great Head
aud Fount OF mercy and goodness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

Scoldng wives and squaIliug children
should be permitted to scold and squa!l
on, without let or hindrance. There Is
nothing that will strengthen and invigorate
the lungs more.-The woman who scolds
with hearty good will is proof against
pulmonary complaints; and her husband
if she have one, should rather encourage
than repress her in thus giving ven TO her
disposition, as it is such blood circulating
and health inducing exercise of the tacul-
ry with which it is her good fortune to be
endowed. And The babes-those dear
IiuIe pIedges-Iet them bawl ever so Ius-
lilly, ought not TO be quieled with "Lui,
laby, buby-hush thee my dear, lie still
and slumber," hut allowed TO cry on as
long and as loud as they please, as they
are doing battle with The enemy OF lungs
and if let alone, will come oil conquerors'
Bur Let not The child whine, nor the
"beler half" mntler. 1t were far better
10 pinch or prick them into the distinct and
audible utterance Of their grief. II is more
sinful to fret the lungs of US than the 5'z-
Zard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

4 Ucslern 7Womnn.-A Tennessee pa
per tells The following story. 1t is 200
good to he lost, whether ii be true or moi :
"a lady in orr Stale, lately left neigh
bor's house, short distance from her re-
sidencc, about nine o'clock in the night
travelled home, made that night pot of
soap. knit the whole Of Il stocking for her.
self, SCI out in the after part of The same
night, and travelled on horseback five miles
TO n nci.hbnr'S house, where she left her
beasI, returned home on loor, capturing on
her way, one possum, and freeing three
cnons. which she afterwards said she would
have shot if she had had a snn-making,
in The coiIrse OF The night, bv her skill and
Judgment III traffic, four dollars by trad
ing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

Yearly RW of Mortality.-On Monday
evening, after we were obliged 10 close
our report. The city inspector made TO the
Board Of Aldermen his annual report cl
ln'rrncnls in the city and county of New
(oik for the past year. 1t states the
whole number Of intcrmeDis at Sl74. Oh
these, 1857 were white males, 3Gl7 white
I"Ta|es; COS sill born in(ants aud 500
were negroes. The whole number of in
tcrmenis exceed those Of last yeal by 25l
and this increase is attributed 10 small pox,
scarlcI fever, &c. 1876 of the bodies in
tered were those OF infants, being more
than one half of the whole.-N. Y. .Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

Consiantiu.-Itis is said that Conslantins,
the father Of Constantine, finding. when
he came to The throne. considerable num-
her Of Christians in office, and at court, Is-
sued an cdict, requiring them to renounce
Christianity or quit their places. The Far
greater part oflhem readily and resoluiely
gave up their employment and prospects
in order 10 preserve good conscience ::
hut a few crnsed. and renounced Christi
aniiy. When The Emperor had thus made
full proof of their disposition, he turned
out every one who had complied, and took
all the others in again, giving this as his
reason for his conduct, that :" those who
would moi be true 10 Christ, would not be
true 10 him"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18
miscellaneous.
THE BLACK BUCCANEER.

While our country was yet in her infan-
cy, and but short time previous 10 the
commencement Of that ever memorable
struggle which terminated in the political
separation of the colonies from The mother
country, there cruised Off the Wesr India
Islands a rover known by the name of The
Black Buccancer; the name given him
from the color of his vessel, whose exterior
was panied black, the better to be screen.
ed from observation. when the Govern
ment cruisers obliged him TO seek shelter
among the creeks and inlcrsof The islands.
Rumour had widely disseminated the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18
Newspapers in III United 81

Newspapers in tn United !Sfafes.-Ac-
cordng 10 Il recent calculation, there are
now ore thousand five hundred anil Gfty
five newspapers and other periodicals pub
llshed IN Tins country; Two hundred and
sixty seven in New England, (AIassachu.
se'ts one hundred and twenty four;) two
hundred and seventy four in the State of
New York; Two hundred and fifty three
i'll Pennsylvania, and one hundred and
sixty four in Ohio. The next largest nnm-
her in single Stale issixty uinc, and the
smallest number three
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

Royol lLrriage.-I' is rumorcd in Pa
rIs that Louis Philippe has succeeded in
neso'inlins marriage between his youns-
esi son, the Duke of MonIpenseir, and
Queen Isabella of Spain. We doubt
whether the other powers Of Europe will
approve Of such measure. The placing
ola Bourbon on the throne OF Spain led, in
the time Of Louis 14rh, TO most proirac-
ted aud eXllausting continental war. LouiS
Philippe has already Belgium under his
wing. Let Spain be added, and The al
lies will become alarmed and begin 10 cx-
poStuIarc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

One sixpence for paper would give
instruction, and improvements; topics for
conversation, occupation for leisure, and
motives for independence. There is one
thing which can be purchased, of the char
acrer of combined inquiry and necessity
which is more useful To family than a
newspaper. Ilmakes home more pleasant,
leaves less inducement 10 60 abroad, en-
tances the enjoyment, and elevates the
standing Of the family circle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-18

Sad .iccident.-The Rochester Demo-
crat says: On Wednesday evening a
sad accident occurred in Brockport. MIR.
Thomas Buck, an old man and Il rcvolu-
lionary soldier. went to Brockport to visit
his daughter, Mrs. kinssbury, the wife of
Caleb kinasbury, who is the keeper of one
Of the inns Of that village. The family
had taken tea together, aud whiIo Mr.. Buck
was going from tho dining room to the
nursery, lie nislook the door and fell head
long down the cellar stairs, ami broke his
neck. Ofcnurse be was dead when his
friends got to him.