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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-05
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Srretn rerrcn ttrnpers Eert4net.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
1B a. EHsS

In Cabot, Sept. 90, Alvra, wife Of AIR BENZ. F
Hall, aged 29.-Prtnters in Concord, W. III ,oiIl
please notice
AT Newbury, the 25,h ult. John Straw, Jr
aged 10 years
In Lowell, Ms. 2Sth ult. James Putnam, son oil
Dir Ezra French, recently of Danviie, aged 9 yrs
In Thetford, 9Th ut. Mrs Helen, wife of Mr. Dan
iel w. Powers, and daughter of Mr. Nathan Barker
Page, deceased, formerly Of Ryegate, aged 49,
AT Richmond, Shipton, l.. c. 9th ut. Lucinda
Whitney, wife Of Mr. J. r. Cushing, aged So
In Wolcot', 2oh ult. MIR John b. Chamberlin,
aged SO years.
In Montpelier, 10th nit. widow Lucinda Pierce,
formerly of Danvie, aged g.
In New Orleans, Sept; 6. Of yellow fevar, Wm.
E. Langdon, son of Edmund Langdon, of Berlin
VT. aged 81.
AT Tallahassee, Florida, on tho 2ls of Soptem-
her, of prevailing fever, after illness Of % hours,
Mr. Nathaniel NJ. Hubbard, surviving conductor of
the Floridian, aged about "a, a native of Bath, N.
II. and recently of Concord, ". I'll.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
y. JEW ETR & CdD.
(at Stevens' Village, Burnett

(dt SteUenS ViH0ge, BarneC
TTAVE now received their Goods, and are offer
Il Il ing for sale rich and splendid assortment
adapted TO the season, among which they will
name the following:
ShawIs, bonnet Silks, fancy Handkerchiefs
Tagliona, nous de Lane and CHILLY do;
White, red and figured pocket and Pongee dor
Heavy bandanna, large Spittefeld Go;
Linen, and Imitation do, and Cotton do;
Blue black MerIno; green, blue, black, brown and
scarlet Merino; printed Saxony, Aapaca, Silk
work, Alapaca Lustre, Melrose Plaid;
Culicoes, many new and very desirable styles;
Super and common kid Gloves, light kid do;
hair white silk and silk lace do; gents. buck,
kid and Berlin do;
Plain and birds eye Cambria, muslin, cotton and
linen Edgng, insertion; whalebone, split rattans,
Silk velvet, cotton do, Robes, BIRDS eye Diaper,
Russia do crash table Covers;
Plain and figured Bobnet Lace, super black silk
Iidlis. Stocks;
BROADCLOTIiS, black, blue black; blue and
brown, blue black Cassimeres lavender, steel
mixed and London black, do;
Bishop and linen Lawn; Selicia, Padding, Can
vass, 80.
\ good assortment Of Vestngs; Verona, surge,
beaver Cloth for over coats black worsted Hose;
l X Braces, good assortment of Bnttons, silk,
twist thread pins, hooks and eyes; spool cotton,
needles, silver ;himbles, sc. &c
Black and blue Alapne, red and Merno Shawls,
black Satin, double faced silk, gro de Swiss, In
da Lusstting, blue black gro de Sw ISIS for dress
es. bonnet and cap Ribbons, cotton yarn, Sheet
HARD WARE, Shovels, Forks, Nails, Iron, &c.
VI GOODS AND GROCERIES,
PAINTS, OIL, &c. &c.
All who in want of Goods respectfully
inv tied to call and examine qualities and prices
he new Goods Store. 2l7f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12

CA Sc OF CIR OG A N

We copy tho following from the Montreal Cas-
cite, by which it will be perceived that even The
partizans ofthe British Government hardly pre-
pared to defend the outrage upon this individual.
1t says: We mentioned, short time ago, that tho
notorious Grogan had been brought into town, in
charge of party OF Volunteer Dragons, and lodg-
ed in Jail. Since then have learned that some
little excitement has been created on the other
side of the line by his arrest-and the good people
OF Burlington have thought it worth while to hold
a meeting, by which the gentleman may be rostor.
ed to his amiable pursuits ofhouse and barn burn
ing. 1t was TO have been held Friday, and the
grounds we understand, upon which "action,' Gas
our neighbors phrase is,) would be taken, were,
that Grogan was kidnapped from the United States,
carried into this Province, and then surrendered
to the civil power. If this be true, the man OF
course ought NOT TO be retained in custody and if
it can be established by affidavits notwithstanding
the high crimes Of which true bills have been
found against him in our criminal COURTS no obsta
Gle, we presume, will he offered to his surrender
to such American authorizes may take the prop
er steps for his release.
The Montreal Herald, remarks, "No counte-
nance ought TO be given to kidnapping, even OF
the greatest scoundrel, and especially from a eoun-
try which fond o f such cattle"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct. a.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct. a.
From tho Boston Patriot.
At market, S52 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1850 Swine.
In consequence of the severe storm, large mum
bers Of Cattle, sheep and Swine remain unsold
and some sales were probably made al prices less
than our quotations.; viz:
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-We quote first quality AT
so a 6 ;-socond quality rs 25; third quail
ity 3 so A so.
Stores--Two year old $Sa ~; three years old
$13 81.
Sheep-Lots we're sold from ~, to 2 25.
Swine--.Lots TO peddle, to Id for Sows and
to Id for Barrows; At retail from a to 5.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12

MEDICAL NOTICE. We, the subscribers,
having been appointed a Committee for tho pur
pose, have corresponded with Physicians in differ
parts of the State, the subject of resuscitat
ing, and reorganizing, The various County Medical
Societies, and the State Medical Society; and by
the advice of Physicians whom we have consulted
we respectfully request the several Physicians of
the State TO meet at Montpelier, Friday the 18th
OF October next, for the purpose Of taking into con
sideration The above named subject
JOHN BURNELL,
MOSES COBB,
WILLARD BOWMAN,
September 81, 1871.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
STATE OF VERMONT,

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, SIS.
MAJ HEREAS an Instrument purportng to be
w the last Will and Testament OF ABIAL
CHENEY, late of Waterford, in said district, de-
ceased, has been presented to the Probate Court Of
sa id district for allowance, by Samuel q. Brack-
cit, the Executor therein named-Ihese are,
appear Mt Probate Court to DO holden at the Pro
bate Office in Danvilie, the 18th day of Nov
embsr next, and shew cause, fany they have,
against the proof and allowance Of said will.
Dated at Danville, this 9th day Of October, A
% Is4l SAML. b. MATTOCKS,
2I9w3 Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
NICHOLAS c. BUsWELL's ESTATE.

THVHE subscribers having been appointed by the
a Hon Probate Court, for the District OF Gale
dona commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and nd
lust the claims and demands of all persons, against
the Estate of s
NICHOLAS &. BUSWELL,
late of Peacham, in said district, deceased, repre-
scented nsolvent. and the term of six months from
the Isl day of November being allowed, by said
Court to the creditors of SAID deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before US
10 Give notice that we will attend TO the duties Of
the dwelling house of the ateN.
C. BuswelI in Pcacham, IN said district, on the LIST
day Of November, and On the LIST day OF May next,
At / O'Clock afternoon ,on each Of said days.
MOSES MARTIN, commissioners.
AARON WESSON, )
Peacham Oct. 2, A. ID. l04l. 2l9w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
AFFAIRS ON THE FRONTIERS.

A correspondent of the New York American Jun
der date of Niagara, Sept 81, gives the particulars
of the attempt to blow up two British Steamboats,
laying at anchor near Chippewa. The following
ia an extract from the letter:
ssThe machine TO blow up the boats) consisted
of two casks containing $50 lbs OF powder They
werc each placed on frame one hundred yards
apart, (but connected by rope) with ieaden pipe
and fuse therein inserted, and thus towed from
Grand Island and sent drifting towards the vessels
One only of the casks xploded, but prematurely,
being 800 wards short of the mark-otherwise eve
nv soul on board, with the vessels must have been
DESTROYED. These things have disturbed the public
mind, and the frontier is now patro''ed night and
day by The British troops. The Canadian refugees
seek all thew can to iniame the public mind as to
McJeod evidence sufficient to convict an angel
will not be wanting at their hands; and if not sue
cossul IN obtaining his conviction, and speedy exc
cu,ion too. they make it their boast they will do
themselves Justice. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
M,IEOn,S TRIAL

This trial goes on quietly, and with apparent
fairness. We have report oft down to Tuesday
night, and this Jay publish the main and material
parts the testimony, and shall probably give tho
remainder next week, and the final result.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
EH ay for Sal G 4.

TIME subscriber has hand at his barn in New
u port and for sale, FORTY TONS Of good
HAY, to be fed out on the place. Inquire Of the
subscriber at st. Johnsbury, of Josiah Wright at
Newport. GEO. w. WRIGHT.
October, 3, 1S4I. 2i9tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE WESTERN
RAILROAD.


We learn, by a slip from the Office Of the Spring
field Republican, dated Oct S, that the eastern and
western passenger trains the Western Railroad,
both going at great speed met yesterday afternoon,
"in curve about four miles west of Wesifeld and
the effects shocking and disastrous. West
field depot is the place for meeting and passing,
but as the train from the behind its time,
the other train went on, the conductor hoping to
arrive at the before meeting the other
train, The baggage cars of each train were behind
Of bringing the passenger cars directly be-
hind the locomotives and tenders. The two
locomo olives and two or three passenger cars OF
eac train were smashed to complete wreck
The passengers were famed and tumbled together
in the ruins dreadful confusion. We are inform
ed that eighteen twenty have limbs broken
and as many more severely bruised and LAGER
ated in various ways. Mr. Warren, the conductor
Of the train from the west, is shockingly muilated
bu, his life is not yet despaired of. Tho engineer
Of that train escaped without much injury. MIR.
Moore, the conductor of the Springfield train, ar
rowly escaped by jumping off. Mr. Taylor, the
engineer of that train, is badly wounded A young
lady, iece of Maj. Whistler, is said TO be danger
ously hurt Col Harvey Chaplin is much bruised
but no, dangerously, as is now hoped.-The Rev.
s. Elliott, an Episcopal clergyman from South Car
DINA, and family, who left Springfield AT noon,
were brought back in a sad condition Tho ladies
were not seriously hurt; but his two
wounded-one scratched and bruised, and the oth~
er had his leg broken above the knee These
all the particular cases of which we learn
From the Westield Spectator we learn, that the
persons INJURED were the following. Edwin Brewer
of WestfeId, since dead; Rev. T. M. Clark OF
Boston Rev. Charles Lee of Lowell, Mr. Horton
of II. Island r. S. Payne Of w. Springfield Rev
Mr. Porter of Boston, II. Chapin of Springfield, M
Boyd OF Portland, Mrs. Bloodgood OF Albany J.
Remington of Beckett, s. Loomis of Southwick,
MIR Watson of Blandford, Mr.. Warner, conductor
of the train-snce dead; j G. Blake, lad Of Bos-
ton; and six or eight other names not Known
Many Of the- above seriously injured that
their lives are despaired of.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
ES Cd r. Il Il ~ a LOT H q
AND
WPr Mill g 4 ON Cs.

Nd F. WHITE, No. II, Milk st. Boston, con-
sSe tinucs TO import direct from the manuIaciur
els, all kinds of Dutch Boiling Cloths used in tho
New England States. From long experience in
the manufacture of this article he is enabled 10 fur
nish Mlers with more perfect and durable Cloths
than can be obtained else here, and lower pr
Also, BURR MILL. STONES, of all sizes, made
O order. july, 6, lS4l. 2U7ews6mc wos6m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
FAIRS Furs Furs I!

EWNS EdaFS IL UES
THE subscribers have hand choice select
z assortment of Otter, She iaDd, Fur Seal and
Nutria Caps; and Lad les Mufs and Boas.
ALSO. a lot cfprme Buffalo Robes.
Those who wish to purchase the above articles
cheaper than they ever bought before will find it
for their advantage call and examine them.
FULLER, JDE 81 CO.
Lyndon Corner Sent % IS41 2l7w6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
Leice ster s In e e ID

ENOR sale, at Lennoxvil!e, l.. Canada, full
II blooded Leicester Buck imported from Eng
land, with small flock of half breed Leicester
Ewes. ALSO,
a full blood Leicester Buck Lamb, and year
old halfblood Leicester Buck.
Tie above worthy the attention of Farmers
wishing to obtain a superior breed oC Sheep.
Apply to the Post Master,
2I7w6 Stanstead, l.. &.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12

ri EG wv q % % I'D 8
yFyfJE subscribers have purchased large assert.
ment of NEW GOODS, which left Boston
the I'd INST and are daily expected.
SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
October II, 194l. 219
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
The Sabbath school visites.

A most excellent work for Teachers and Schoi
airs, edited by the Rev. Asa BULLARD, will be sup
piled at the subscription prce--50 cents per an
num-and sent TO most of the towns in thi region
without expense TO subscribers. ehf-
The Vol. commenced in Jan. Subscriptions will
be received for the whole Of the present year and
back Nos. supplied for 50 cents, for months
commencing with July, for rs cents.
A. G. CHADWICK.
CaIedon,an Office. July, 1871, If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12

Gen Jackson aud his "footstep follower, the
Usage of Kindorhook, have oeen endeaVonng %
attract public attention to themselves, py "H""g
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
TEsc ssreesa Mountain Boys,

III k5C SaECCes VaVesanesashn AAVyS3
A HISTORICAL TALE of the early settle
IN ment ot Vermont, in vos.-by tho author
Of "May Martin" For sale at this Office.
NJ "A new supply of the above work has been
received at this office. h
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-12
Second EEasnd ChaHse,
LvOR sale by f. IL It. FAIRBANKS Il co.
n Oct. 1871. 2i9f
" e ~ o. O O d s

TENRE subscribers have just received and are nov
N offering for sale most complete and perfee
assortment Of desirable
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-25
Anti n ~caatne? yesyoa Is, h5ss!

G1-Iae Cts-.aaat Gazet:e, speak NJ Of Il talG uses
to :o.-,7 .ag ans1aGe: ltis he .r4ta, ra4 nothing tt
,ae ttl,a.
Say What we may, and Iaiak as we please, a
loat t:Cc trade, ttcTe l. no hopes fer The rta.rt-
r1y o. manufactures, or the independence Of
the country, unless nt,qHnte protection he given
to home industry. 1hls IS proven IN our L.art's
content Us the history ii HE last few .ears.-
Never had foreign capital So great an influence.
nor foreign labor 81 complete Il control, oserus,
Is Tow. Ii We a:e Mt ~ he mercy Of The lie
]gIslali5n It other nations, N these respects, we
are, a lcas', crig ped ia resources and weaken-
Cd III po"ef, by the uu~Isc abandonment Of
home interests.
Were We lett free to compete With Others. did
fore gneJs open their ports to he products II cur
labor, wc should hot complain. Bat this Is not
the case They get from us hat they can, and
grant Ia Us almost What they choose. Now how
under these circumstances, ought We to act?
/ he onIy way 10 assert oar rights; TO obtain jls.
tIce. to secure the establishment even of ire.
trade, Is 10 make them feel that We can be indie
pendent Of them, that We have The power. not
only TO make what We need, bot to supply
them with WHIT they cannot produce. Never
Otherwise will Enciand, orany Other power. meet
- N fair grnuB6. and until. therefore We return
to this policy. we shall feel he evils which now
almost press u to he earth.
The SyIth We know, he's taken strong ground
against all tarfIT-. Bat her course has been most
'N+At ISt 80
encouraged, instcad Of having four hundred thou
sand Big ofcafton consumed IN the United Staies,
Go"b.e 1aat quantity would have been US ed. insu-
ring her, a good market al home and what would
have been more important, II steady price for her
produce abroad. Nor would this have been all.
Ead THIS been the policy of government, no re-
vuislon IL tarde, o over trading, no speculation
could have p~aralysed our industry, or retarded
seriously our onward progress. But the South
has warred against this policy, and certain por-
tons d u, at this time. la II resoriing 10 arms
rather than submit toit. Let her be met We say
We have had enough If mere theory. Of babblers.
and threatuIengs. It is high time the, AmerIcanI IN
teresis should be cared for. and If Congress means
to guard these interests We must have practical
measures Of ptofecllan, lei who sill threaten or
oppose. -
The London correspondent oftbe Boston Pos.
says that Hon EDWARD EVERETT. our Represen-
taflve at he Court Of 81. James, had arrived 10
London.
YELLOW FEVER is not yet over. The Crescent
Cry Of the 7th, says that there were three cases
during the previous week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-25

L~iae length Of te Report OF the Secretary Of War,
fa- a1eetItei Is tE7m giving our uSaal variety ta.s week.
!; : Az a1.s 3es4ueat and H.a He read wta ia,eres,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-25

GIVE are requested to announce SAMUEL
bILONG as IL candidate for ShcruTat the next
.iuGcsr election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-25

SHEEP TlUsBASDRY-There are 100000 ia
the Jaion. worth at a fair calculation SO, 600 :
600. At three sheep 10 the acre, they would
require 100000 for their keep. worth Sl2 per
acre. making The amount invested in LANDS Sl32.
O00.000 The annual crop Of wool l. estimated
at 9 100000 Ibs, worth nearly $4,000 900.
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The ISDIA~s.-The Charleston Mercury states
that according to the report e the Indian Agent,
laid before the Legislature sc SaGfh Coral,aa,
thai the Cata~aa tribe, he 9u3y .rihe of Indians
inbabitiag that State, has dwind ed TO f1y-one
individuals, Il whom ociy SIX are men, the rest
being women and Children.
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G-rETER ~MefAHLIN, aal WILLIAM HART.
ars c|aa55aayes fer MaeslaI.
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