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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
The Lion of the EBAY.
TIE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEG

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGETA-
BILE PILLS.
! TEyO the citizens of the United States and the
H. Canadas is respectfully submitted this Direc-
tory to the means for regaining that which has
been partially, and in some instances, totally lost.
What blessing should be priced above that of
health and Who knows better how piiZe the bles
sing, than those who have been deprived of il? 1t
it is an old adage, (and one that contains wise ia
Junction. "in time OF peace, prepare for war"
We should ia time Of Health prepare for The at
| lacks of that steathy foe, Disease. 1t would be-
wisdom 10 observe his movements, to we'll the
fntm in which he approaches, and then to meet
him with those means which are calculated to eff
feet their overthrow Those means now be-
fore this enlightened and intelligent community.
They accessible to the poor we'll rich and
trust that those who regard the Constitution
of man as one of the finest specimens OF Divine
| work rnansh p , and the laws by which the system
is governed and directed, as originating 10 9th
than in the councils of heaven, will far obey
the inIunc tons of the latter provide the best
safeguard for the former
II Is with the most fatterng recommendations sub
scribed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen,
not only in this country but also in Europe, that 1
offer this valuable Medicine to this American Peo.
pie.
Time and full opportunity for fair and impair
tal trial have placed the Lion of the Day be>
&c.
This pill is composed of extracts Of nine parts Of
the vegetable kingdom, (being entirely free Of any
drug of deIGterous nature and ad pted particular
! various secretons OF the Human system, Billions
Fevers, and Cholic Fever and Ague ,Jaundice Scar
let Rash Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costiven Asth
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cured, by
ing these Pills according to tho direction accompa.
nying each box.
1t is not intended that this medicine is a cure
for all Diseases to which the human system is liza.
BILE.
Many efforts have been made TO compound
Medicine which would cure all Diseases, but have
FAILED Those Diseases enumerated above, are
within the power oftIese Pills and sure cure or
relief is warranted.
For SALE BY DR.. LUTHER JEWETT, ST.
JoHNsRURY, AND AT THE PRINCIPAL STORES IN THE
U. STATES ~ CANADA. a.tsf
Price 81 l-2 cents.
AGENTS. Baker, Judevine &Holton, Lamoii-
vile; A. 81 nj. r. Cheever, HardwIck; Aiken IL
Vincent, Walden; Warner & Co, Cabot; 4. Cut.
ting, Cabot E. Eaton, Danville; s. Humphrey,St.
Johnsbury; l.. Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morril
d Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; T. r. Fairbanks,
Waterford; John NJ Parks, Barnet, X. M. and
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, Peacham; Chand.
Ter and Brown, Peacham; I. 81 A. C. Denison, SUIT
ton; Charles C. Newell, Burke; J. NJ Hoy, &Co.
Lyndon. 2lSyl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

SPEcK OF WAR.--The Westfed Chautaque
Messenger of the 22d inst, says We notice recent.
ly the visit of Captain Knapp, of the revenue cut,
ter, to this place. We understand that while here,
he received information that his presence was
needed at Cieaveland whittier he fastened with
all despatch. On Monday OF this week, the wes-
TEN stage brought the report that on is arrival at
Cleaveland, on Lake Erie, Capt Knapp found the
British new war-steauer engaged in taking sound,
ings and surveying the passage TO the habor.--
Capt. Knapp hailed the steamer several times,
but receiving no reply, he fired gun the stern
of the steamer, and another her bow, hailing
her fer each discharge, but still receiving no an
swer. lie then sent ball right into her hull,
when he was answered-not by return shot, as
might have been expected, but by the application
of steam to her engine and her immediate depart
ure. This looks as i f the British had an eye on
Cleavelaud, in the OF war. The promptness
and courage ofCaptain Knapp, this occasion
mark him officer of tho right stamp for eff
ficient service, and afford ground for the
belief We have heard expressed, that he is destined
to be the second "IIero of Lake Erie"-if there
shall be need for another IT should be remember
ed that tho steamer is armed with Paix han guns q
single shot from which might have blown the cut
ter ''sky high"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

WHOLESALE LYNcHING IN TExAs--A DREAD
Full TRAGEDY. n week or two ago, says the
Nachitoches Herald, gave account OF the
trial of one Jackson, in Harrison county, Texas,
for murder; how he was acquitted, and how he
and some of his friends then seized the county
Judge, McHenry, and brought him into Nachto-
ches, where he is now in Jail, awaiting his trial,
under an indictment for carrying off negroes from
that parish. II now appears that when Jackson
returned to Texas, he was attacked and killed by
four or five friends of McHenry; and they in their
turn, have been captured and hung, without any
ceremony, by the friends of Jackson. Where is
this bloody tragedy TO end
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

Suspected Murder. Mary Austin the young wo-
man whom mentioned last week as having
been found dead in the East part of SALISBURY, is
supposed to have been brutality murdered. Sus-
pIcon has rested upon a number Of individuals and
we learn that -four arrests have been made. We
understand they are to undergo legal examination
before the proper tribunal tomorrow. OF course
we forbear further comments at present Banner
bennington, ". eff Sept 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
CALEDONIA CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES

The annual meeting oftho Caledonia Conlere nee
Of Churches will he hold at ST. Johnsbury East
Village, on Wednesday and Thursday the 9th and
9TH of October next; commencing at 10 o'clock
A. Nj. on Wednesday with tho anniversary of the
Education Cause.-The Report TO be made by Rev.
Il. /. Carpenter, followed by DR. Ezra Worcester
Wednesday p. M. the first exercise will be the an
niversary of the Seaman's Cause-Report by Rev.
MIR Sewal, followed by Rev. nj Greenlenf The
second exercise will be the anniversary the Do
mesiic Missionary Society-Report by Rev MIR
Stone, followed by Rev. Mr Merrill. Wednesday
evening, anniversary OF the Tract Cause-R epor,
by Dca Strong, followed by Rev. Mr. Hall Thurs
day A. NJ. anniversary of the Foreign Missionary
Cause-Report by Rev. Mr. Hand, toll"wed by Rev
e. Fairbanks Thursday p. M. Sermon by Rev.
Mr. Merrill, and the Lords Supper
The secretaries of the several benevolent objects
whose annive saries are to be observed as above
named, will see that the other gentlemen assocat.
ed with them have scasonable notice of their APP
pointments. And it is hoped that full deIega-
lion will be present from all The Churches in the
Conference. .. MORSE, Sec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
Eeice ter. SEneep,

EVOR sale, at Lennoxville, l.. Cauada full
IL blooded Leicester Buck, imported from Eng
land, with small flock Of half breed Leices Ter
Ewes. ALSO,
a iuli blood Lelcester Buck Lamb, and 3 year
old halfblood Leicester Buck.
The above worthy the attention Of Farmers
wishing to obtain superior breed OF Sheep.
Apply to the Post Master,
2l7w6 Stanstead, l.. G.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
THE TAX ON TEA AND COFFEE.

a Ills on many accounts a fortunate circumstance
Faa wing House Of Representatives concurred
FMa Wing Senate, in striking out by an over
Phelmlng majority, the tax on tea and coffee. For
that vote, was exploded the last Loco Foco
p'nOug and one they had used with the most in
'nOus and reckless disregard of truth and fairness
The injury of their opponents. Responsible
themselves Tor that bankrupt condition Of our ma
b u0nal treasury. which had rendered resort 10 du
AeS on these or some equivalent articles a matter
VI necesslty-responsible as their leaders were in
N0Agress, that the first attempt to exclude these
HocRs by Wing, was defeated by Tory trickery
"o dup'city the Tory press and the Tory dema
Ssles' with unmatched impudence, and inimita
'"ameIessness and ef1rontery, dared to charge
Tn The Wings the odium of tax on tea and cof
' lney had the guilty hardihood to pronounce
al unnecessary and oppressive act of gratuitous
"'! III 'he people, while TO themselves belonged
''ry all The responsibility of the measure.
Du'' thanks to Wing Senate and Wing House
,ha CONSERVATIVES, they have been deprived of
r,o ,' instrument ofpolitical humbug. That meas
WITCH was FIRST PROPOSED BY Loco Foe %
d,.., ,AHf OF THE TREASURY which was rem
,,;o. '''"os' necessary by Loco Foco NAL admins
s,,, a"u profigate extravaganza, which was
ann, p from being stricken out of the Rev
4 u,,a W Loco Foco maneuvres was
10 Ill eIectioneering instrument of fraud and
H'p"0n BY these same Loco Focos. has been laid
' M w Wing Congress.
I'S' proposed to tar tea and cofeep
~. bLEvI WoonBuRY,.n
! IN, ,."' A0co foeo Secretary Of the Treasury.
\ laO.-- ii0use' on the 18th of January,
nes, =. ~. Tue Tories had the meanness and wick
bon, ~. ''se most base and Infamous clamor a
,b,,o. 10 provision in the Revenue Bill, and to
echoed sa Upon The Wing party. This charge was
mon, MI re echoed throughout the States of Yer
every a'''e at the recent elections, and there
rejoice ,h., ~ 10 suppose with some effect. We
ofbej, "a' '"ey have been deprived for the future
instrument Of ception.-.4tias.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
From the Washington Madisonian

The state offacts upon which the President s
timely proclamation is predicated, would aston sh
The people of the United States, the details
spread before Them. To say the least they iadi-
cate The necessity of great prudence and judgment
to preserve the peace Of The country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

From WAsHISGToN. A letter from Washington
to New York Express staies that there is very lit
tic stirring in political matters there, and that the
excitement incident to vetos, Cabinet designations,
expostions, re appointments, addresses to the PEG
pie, &c. &c, is fast dying away. The President
will leave the city in few days for Virginia
RETrRN OF GEN. SoorT FROM THE FRONTIER
Major General Scott has returned 10 Washington
from his tour ofinspect,on along The northern and
northwestern frontier OF New York. Fort Niagara
has been put in good state OF defence, by his d.
rection.
DEATH DE Gov. CANNoN,--The Nashville Wing
announces the death of Newton Cannoa, late Gov
ernor of Tennessee. The melancholy event occur
red on the evening Of the 10th inst. The death of
this distinguished and highly respectable gentle.
man, occasioned by attack of paralysis.
Mr. Greg, who elected TO Mr. Granger
place in Congress from western N. Y. has resigned
that Mr. Granger may be returned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
EIaars /! Fnvs !! Furs I!

JIM L subscribers have on hand choice select
u assortment of Otter, Shetland. Fur Seal and
Nutria Caps; and Ladies NJ utfs and i'oas.
ALSO, a lot cf prime Buffalo Robes
Those who wish to purchase the above articles
cheaper than they bought before will find it
for their advantage call and examine them.
FULLER, IDE u co.
Lyndon Corner, Sept. "a, 1871. 2I7w6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Sept. 81.
From the Boston Patriot.
AT MARKET 552 Beef Cattle, $50 sStores, $3.50
Sheep, and $40 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Saies quick, and last
week prices fully sustained. We quote first qual
ity at so a 6; -socond quality 5 5 IS; third
quality so a a so.
Storss-Two year old So a ID; three years old,
$l4 ~.
Sheep-Lots were sold from l2, TO 2 49,
Swue-Lots to peddle, TO Id for Sows and
to Ia for Barrows; At retail from to 5.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

WALTER Forward. The Pittsburgh Advocate
pays high compliment to the Secretary Of
the Treasury 1t says: eve disposed to look
upon the appointment ofthis gentleman to the i'm.
portant station of Secretary of The Treasury as an
suspicious omen. The moderation of his charac
ter, high moral worth, and great abilities, are
guarantee to the Union that The duties of his office
will be well and faithfully discharged while to
the northern and middle sections of it his known
predictions in favor of the protection of domestic
industry, will render il peculiarly acceptable"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

as it pleased, aud to leave the frontier defenceess
on our part.-Erpress
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05
FAIRBANKS
Cast Iron lOugh MS.

"AVING improved our facilities for manuiac-
Il H. turing our Cast Iron Ploughs, enabled
to offer them for sale, made in asuperior style and
from the best materials,
at Reduced Prices.
1t will be endeavor heretofore to make
thorough aud substantial article, every way fitted
10 make good work; and we sh all sell them at pri-
which cannot fail to be satisfactory. They
kept for sale by Agents in almost every town in
this region, at Factory prices.
L. a. Il. FAIRBANKS IL co.
ST. Johnsbury, Aug. 10, 1841 2iIepis,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

British Steamship the Lakes.--A good deal
of solicitude has been produced the frontier by
the British Government building several armed
steam ships on the Lakes, and the opinion prevails
that it has been done in violation o the treaty be-
tween Great Britain and this country. The AL
bany Evening Journal gives the facts in the mat
ter.
tween the two countries, by which it was stipu-
lated that the naval forces to be maintained upon
the American Lakes by the respective parties,
should thereafter be confined TO the following YES.
sells on each side:-
'.On Lake Ontario, to one vessel not exceeding
one hundred tons burden, and armed with an
eighteen pound cannon.
On the Upper Lakes, to one vessel not exceeding
like BURDEN and armed with like force.
On the waters Of Lake Champlain, one vessel
exceeding like burden, and armed with like
force
1t is further agreed, that if either party should
tn GREATER be DESTROYS of annulling tho agreement
and should give six months notice to that effect
the agreement should cease to he binding after the
expiration of the six months. The British Govern
ment gave notice TO the President of the United
States in November, 1888, that the government
had found it necessary TO increase their armament
on the Lakes.
MIR Van Buren, seems TO have supposed that it
was perfectly proper and safe to let the British
Government have az large force upon the Lakes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

Was arss,oa a'"e' who. it will be recolIected
her husband on charge of attempting to poison
Holmes. w.. ' VINO was afterwards murdered by DR..
'equilted. II. III Quebec on the 2lst ult, and
jury not rouring from The box.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

TwilAed HaelMp Carpeting.
A ROLL of twilled Hemp Carpe.ing, first rate
IA, article and very cheap, for sale by
FULLER, IDE ~ co.
Lyndon Corner, Sept. "a, I54l. 2l7w3
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@ .Asa sMRAGB@ $,

In this town, Oct. 4, by Rev, J. II. Worcester
MOSES HILL, Esq. to Mrs ARmANELLA H. lDE
both of this town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-05

D7The St Louis Bulletin of the 10Th ult speaks
in the following spirit, of the condemnation of
three aboitionists in that vicinity
Triat at P0lmyra-the .f6olitonists sentenced To-
the Penitentiavy tor t,ceioe gears. The three abo
Iitonists (Burr, Works and Thompson) who Swere
caught in the act Of entcing away slaves from this
State, have been tried, convicted and sentenced to
the Pentenary for IL years.. Thus has justice
been awarded to three of the greatest rascas IN
hung.
ecuting attorney, assisted by Messrs Anderson of
Palmyra, and Crockett of ST. Louis and the de
fence by Messrs Wright and Glover OF Palmyra,
and Warrens or Quincy.
We hope the result Of this will have a salu
tary influence upon these deluded fanatics in Their
places
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19
EE.u arr sen u OIL

"llE ihll and wGter session Of ihe subscriber 5
L school will commence on NJ onday the 3Dlh OF
August.
The subscribers ate nlion being directed sit &c
eaily life 10 tie otIecl and having had
siderable eXi ercroe IN the Instruction and manage
ment OF girls. she hoIes by means Il unreniine
teniion her par, a. d the ialronagr her friends
TO be able to establish permanent school lor the
education of young females.
The location is al her own resil nee tie bill,
situation both retired and healthy
Tue usual branches oi education will be taught.
and il deslred ms tuclion will tic gwen the French
language.
Terms as heretofore: FIR beginners SlO 90
For III, Sc more vtnrrd So 50
ELIZABETH BENAGIl.
August 6 f30A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-19
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.

IT COATED in the village Of Liberty, Bedford
~ county, Va. situated SO as 10 have stage conl
nuuicaion three u nes week with LynChb1tg,
Salem, Fncas le, &c.
The SITUATION Is elevated and healthy, command
ing an extensive prospect OF u highly cultivated
country; the buildings. primarily planned Tor The cX
PR e Young Ladies' Beading School, ave
nov undo rgorg IA thorough lrpaIr. and such alltr
atoms as may tend TO promote }he comfort oi the
pupils
The scholasiic yrHr crusisfs of 10 n'onils "a
weeks ir m S'pn n'ber the LIST unul July the Isl.
Thee"uise OF suueuon comprises al! ia, bianc
es OF Thorough Engllsh educallon. rrllgiut s.
al, and scenl Gc The French aud Gr,u an Ian
gnages, as alsn On an entail Needle Work, taught
without extra change tor elthe, the Ancient Ian
enages will also be taught II desired, AT the usu1
charges.
Classification is regulated BY the p, fc,ency OF
the pupil IN tie lunirueuIal blant hfs OF Eng
llsh education. Should the arplcat and pro.
gress ii pupil emile her 10 be promoted 10 nigh
~ class duung session, the charges for rurlIon
will ien'a the same until tie end Of the current
session Of five months.
The Of ,ktfu Music teacher, well
as those Of an English Assistant, are secuted
TERMS.
Boarding in The Seminary, So per mo.
Tuition: Piep"taory cl IS, 10 per session ) mo.
- - Is
81 e." % " :.
Mrs. Ilrnrq1es having herself taken charge OF
the mdlng utpatrn OF the Institution, will be
prepared IL receive and MEDIATE al The s. nj
mary. AS bo"rders aud pupils, any number # Young
ladies' that may BE- trusted 10 her care reder 9
herself 10 watch ov'r ller health. MORALS, manner.
and insir, ciIon viii The zeal aud devotion Of one
who IONS many yeals otexptrence and pfattI
adeep feel ug oi TIC s"emn spon>ipll''rs Of hei
station.
REFER ENCES.
Rachmond, kov. i shop Aoole; Rev. DIR. En-
PIE; " 'lilan ii Rtchaih,on, Esq; J,rm M"'lof
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DAVENTDssv y ALLEN.
.yucfiOneevS ana Commission Nor
CssYNfs,

CssUHfs.
Corner If ID anil l5tt streets, Ricimond,
Have For SALE.
200 boxes gunpo"der and imperial Teas.
50 hall chests fine AID txrr1 fine eunpowdc, do,
90 do do sweet favored black do,
81 bal pipes Of superior CagnaG Brandy, con.pil
s'ug the best h'ard, aud some 81 years old
90 sacks solt sh,ll Almonds
30 cases cansrers euupow der Teas
IS h. xrs spe,macr'i GanGirs
II casks bleached Winter Lamp Ot) quality
10 do. 60: SIMMER, do. ( ted.
40 hbls. Tanners O
100 kegs No Wtnr |. al
40 b Aes Soap. llul'> Lees aud Fay's
40 d. n. Io,h 'tfiDed Sugars
80 do. single LOAF do.
1000 bags Shot
500 Neg, kerucky brand saor ing Powder qaali-
"aifrau. ed
400 kegs Kentucky basin! Powder, qualify war
raned
1000 casks Lubec ground Phstcr
400 ibis No. Hrrungs
40 ca>ks coal lit Oh
1000 casks cnl uls
400 hlds. 81 Creix. Porto Rico aud N. o. Sugars
SO bags Race Ginget
80 do Pepper
% hlds. Whskcy
30 tierce' Londsn Pouer
Malaga, Schy, Maize "a and Tcnciife Wines
1000 leam, wrapping repr
10 ceroons Indigo
200 bags Rp and Java Goilce
100 bbs. n. +. Rum
50 / hds mlddlmg Baaon
50 hhs. n. O. Alola>ses
90 lrdan k. Mnscst Wine
20 cases Medic Cidret do.
800 rcan,s fine cap anl ltucfP'per
so boxes llnl'- patent Candles
50 do. FdS's do. do.
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HL.iS1E.ss. .s.S'Fs SE'OEsgf.y's-
ReO,J'yskff.

u OCULAR supplies If Blasting aud Sporting
IL Powder from the Fair Lawn Mills. for sale h.,
us, on consignment. The prices are favorable and
the quality III every lnstafce warranted.
DAVENPORT X ALLEN,
Agents for The aauJaciurefs, cary street, X chnond.
Augusi l6 81
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FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.

A LADY, well qua! fed 10 teach the English
L a branches III Academy Tor youug Ladies,
par icuarIy Giamnar, PaYsipg, Compositions, A
i'hmetic, "nd.I! p sNblt, Geometry. ~ ply 1t the
'''iee OF he Lytchsurg VugIuau.
August Il ~
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