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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, 50.
The Honorable the ProbateCourt for the District of
Orleans,
To all persons concerned in tho estate of MARY
G. CHANDLER, late of Augusta, in the county
of Oneda and Safe OF New York, deceased, in
testae. Greeting:
EKTHEREAS ROYAL CORB1N, the Admins
w traitor Of the estate within this State of said
intestate has filed in this Court his application in
writing representing that said deceased died sIezed
OLA certain piece parcel of Real Estate within
this State Wis ''the south westerly part of Lot No
nine IN the second Range of bots in the Town of
Crartsbury, Orleans County, and that there is no
other estate Of said deceased within this State and
requested that License be granted him to sell said
real estate Therefore you hereby notified to,
appear a session Of the Probate Court to be h.,L-
den at the Probate Office at lrasburgh, said dis
trict. on the third Wednesday of October nexr, and
show cause, il any you have, why License should
not be granted aforesaid; and it is ordersd that
this notice be published three weeks successfully
in The CaIedon,an, printed at St. JohR sbury, pre-
vious the day assigned for hearing aforesaid.
Given under my hand at irasburga, this gid day
o. September, A ID. 1912
270w3. GEO. NYE, Judge.
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.sr The Convention for form ing
G5oDh .,;,u,on has made considerable prog
,.S sla,' &C., section of the report OF the Com
rs" Aha hill of rights is as follows:
SDi's w. words Of the father of his country we
"ln '"o tho basis of our political systems is the
deae .oonle 10 make and alter their constitu
.h W. comment; but that the constitution
1H y, ony time exists, till change by an expire
rcD - .,o,,ic act Of the whole people, is scored
sIi,,ory upon all. -
oO'S,,. ,o,it,oe on Suffrage have made report,
';,h ,be following is the substance
w.t. f,st section gives the right of voting to
Inv "a citizen of the United States, who may
"!.od with real estate to the value o! 1874 and
have resided in the State one year, and
|'0 matter whether the property lies in the
.,ho,o The person lives or not. The second
"" ,iyes tine right of voting to every white
.;,;,sn. who may have resided in the State
.and in the town or city wherein he
.r,, 10 vote For one year next preceding the
r,,o,inr. and who shall have procured his
ho reqistered IN the books of the town or
which he may claim right TO vote, on or
L !, -. ,,o frs, Monday of October previous to the
.rro,,np. and who shall also show, by such
.;,,te or pro OF as may be required by law that
4, ,,l,r and during the year next preceding the
,be shall offer to vote, paid a tax assessed on
d, nersonal property, in any town in this
# the amount Of one dolIar,or that he has
n and during the year next preceding the time ne
/ If ,7.r 10 vote paid into the Treasury Of the
-, n which he resides the sum Of one dollar
? sa support Of public schools therein, or sucf
MN ,, ngetherwth any taxes,he may have paid
J,n,nounl to one dollar, or that he has for anc
,,.o, the year next preceding the time he shall
r., 70 vote been enrolled into military company
nd been equipped and done military duly therein
,..},nr 10 law. or that he has for and during tine
.,,ray preceding The time he shall offer To vote
t.or member Of chartered engine or other lega
authorised company for preserving buildings anC
,,bs, omnerty from destruction by FIRE, and done
5ov ,6aren The third section shuts out Uuited
Subscribers in or forts, marines .paupers ,IunatIc
n and gaas the fourth excludes person living ~
w. Casl Safes lands, and Narraganseit indians
fbe Glib chains that no person shall be eligible L
Ia o.9.e in The State who does not possess til
Qualifications OF an elector.'
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Observation-Disclosures.

We find, 10 the London Atlas some curious sta
tisttcs respecting the House OF commons, during
the fast session of Parliament.
I he session opened on the Sd of February, and
closed The l2th of August During that time,
the House sat ! 10 days. These sirtUgs occupied
,0I9 l-2 hours-l24 OF which after mid
night The total number Of speakers, in the course
of the session, 299, who made 8, 10 speech
es OF these, 2S7 were by Sir Robert Peel-l43
by Lord John usseIl--I3O by Lord Staniey-I23
by Daniel q CouneII, sc. &c.
1910 motions nadc-the House divided
4o3 times and !N3 bills passed
The petitions OF the introduction Of private bills
were ITO in number,
II will be that the daily sessions averaged
. hoars in length-and that, if the whole
time occupied in debate, nine speeches were
made in hour.
Whether any valuable hints may be derived
from this synopsis, whether our system Of three
day speeches is The better one, leave to oul
wise Legislators 10 determine. -.4tLas.
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WHITE House CoTvERs zTIoS. The Phila
n.a Gazette reports the follow .ng anecdoto a.
by Mr. Gibbons at the NEE ting on Friday
's1ag:
We understood Mr. Gibbons TO say, when Mr..
Ter bad entered upon the duties Of the Pres idcn
b OtieP, Mr. Bolts who had been intimate with
Emjn private life, and knew som netting OF his pc
binary advertisements, called to see him while
tey we're Walking together through The grounds
fine Presidents house, Mr. Bolts made this re
park "a his friend Nr. Tyler, you are now in a
Isuon that ofords You an opportunity of reliev
Pc '0nrsef from pecuniary difficulties aud making
Fnne'' comfortable for the rest OF your life.
'ana, by living IN plain, republican style, you can
El7Tor the dignity of your station for about ten
o'1ni dollars year and at the expiration OF
Fnr Years. You can retire with snug little fortune
SUD GOO. That may ali be tue" re piled Mr.
Yer, "bnt Nj. Bolts, why do You limit me to
-four years - ''Why SIR" said MIR B., "you are
aq'"n'ed with the principles upon which the
"og purity came into power. We sure ly
f'7!'H Z" carry out the one term priRctpte =
But Mr.. Bolts, answered Mr. Tyler, ''that was
|v'! an eiect|oneeriag pLedgs-the people won
max Oh that now-G and zoe 1oiU not be eIp6cted Il
'%'cm IT, TIE wife Of one of the President
1c"' now approached them. "My DEAR said MI
!'s'''M Bolts talks OF tiati tang s.e 10 singh
N " What do you think of it," ''Why pa,
''P'sd "you know we have talked that ma
amongst ourselves, and zoe all agreed that yo'
"'a aerrc t3cO terms. / am sure don't see h
"SSHy Of agjtltinr TINT question ardin -
at" u''bons stated that he had this anecdot'
"'usn Mr. Mathiot of Oh 10, and he believed it t.
substantially true.
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PERU IEsON COMPANY,

"AVE, and will constantly heep in dePosits
4 4 with their Agents at Burlington, VT, Peru
manu- Pictured Nails and Iron, ofthe following de
scriptionS, to witt
3D. 4d, sd, Cd, Sd, lOd, I'D, GOD, 24d, Sod 40d !,
sod. God.
Spikes inch, I-2, 5, 5, l-2, and 6.
FINISHING NAILS.-Gd, sd rod, I'D, manuiac-
tured specially Cor finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-I2d, BOD, and 24d.
IRON.
ROUND IRON,-3-S, ZIG, IL GIG, SIS, 1l-i6
34 rs, inch, s, 4, 8, 1-2, SO,
1874, 2 inch, 9 Ia, 2 2, 3 and 3 I2
SQUARE IRON,-39 Is, g GIG, So, l1-l6,
34,7- his, / IA, l 3-S, l-2 inches.
BAND fRON,--I Ia; l.2, "a, 9, 2 I.2
, Sd, 3. 3 l-2. 4, 4 I>2, 5 inch.
TIRE 'front.' ia, l l-2, 81, wide, and
from 3>5 to SO thick.
HORSE SHOE IRON. vaIous sizes.
HAME AND SCROLL IRON. do do.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, cut to order at short
notice.
The Peru Iron Co. manufacture their goods at
Cljntnuy:lle, Y from Iron of their make
They intend to keep in the hands Of .heir agents
a more luii and complete assortment than can be
found in the Stale. 1t Is believe that the goods
from this establishment are better manufactured,
than those from any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers respectfully solicited To inspect
the Goods of this Co.-Prices low and terms a.
favorable as be obta ined in the State.
| L. T. " w. l.. STRONG, Agents.
| Aug. 25rh, 1892. POD ms eP
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THE CUILiTINE MOTION.

hme4 VI Shade, Wig Of Mddiebury. Vt has
.a5seu removed from ClerkshiP in the Land
lfs at Washington, and n bitter Loco Foco aP
2acd in his stead sIr SIade appointed
ra after the accession ct Gen. Harrison, and is
Ie.'anlly, unexceptonably qualified for the place
every hing but Locofocoism, in Which he frank
acknowledges himself deficient.
D ~ C. Clark, Esq., has been removed from
ePost Office at Brandon. Reasons good
1amaster, but be wrote the resolutions Of the
at Wig Conventirn. A. J. ketchum, tho old
soico incumbent, takes his place.
4 rEo notice dozen or more removals OF
Eflq vos,pasters to make way for locoGocos. So
biz h4a Tyier IS u iocQfocO: let that party en-
irce he trailor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01

~. 'ESsEE.-Gov. Jones has issued his procla
n,,. ''"Ve ming the Legislature in extraordinary
10. vi me first vt October. One leading OBJ
:" district the State for the choice OF Mem
n,o congress, a second is to give the Legisla
soo, opportunity TO try again and see if they can
10 s"a'ors IN Congress, that State has had
Sep,,o '''s curing the last year. In the State
HIM.. o are Is Locos to IL Wings, and in the
has, 'e % Wings TO 81 Locos We do not believe
L. bo, ''ate can DE districted or Senators chosen
parties are very obstinate,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01
DB q G4Sa

In Berlin Doth INST Mrs Sarah MAY, wife of
Mr. Dexter May, aged II. Mrs. May in usual
health on the day of her death and about her do.
mestic concerns, when she suddenly fell into the
arms Of her daughter and expired "In the midst
of life we are in death
In Barnet, Sept 18th, Mrs Jane Gichrist ,Relct
OF the late Alexander Gilchrist, Esq aged ~
In }arne' Sept ooh, Mr. Joseph Morrison aged As
leaving wife and eight children to mourn the loss
Of kird hnsband and affectionaIe lalher.
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discharged at the patrol loaded judged with
of them slightly wounded. The alarm was
given and Immediately all the bells in the borough
were rung "a signal previously agreed upon
An armed party quickly despatched to Sc
cure the rioters, but finding US prepared receive
them, they took fright and decamped, leaving be-
hind them axe, an iron bar, containing
about two gallons. of turpentne. fand the scabbard
of a sword.
On Saturday, every arrangement was made to
resist any attack which may be attempted hereaf.
ter. [Phila. 5 Gaz.
The Ohio Statesman is abusing Governor Cor
win, because he suit Of American jeans.
1t is treason, in Loco Foco eyes, to encourage
Domestic Manufactures. They would rather
him wear imported English broadclo,hs, while
American artisans W it'll out employ ment, and
American farmers had no market for their pro.
duce.
The wife (or widow Of William Morgan, of
Anti Masonic memory, is at present Mormouess,
having become the wife of one Harris, chosen
friend Of Joe Smith. and is now dwelling among
the latter day Saints AT Nauvoo.
A prolific vein of gold, extending nearly twenty
miles has been discovered near the Bay of St Fran
cisco, in Upper California
Vittains abroad. A most da stardiy attempt was
made on Monday night to rob old farmer resi-.
ding at WlliamsyiIle, in this county. II seems
that during the evening le of scoundrels left
the hotel with intent to plumber the house Of one
Girard, Frnenchman, living in the village, who
was reported to have had considerable cash on
hand, but from the misd;r ection which The robbers
obtained of some associate residing there, they
went to house occupied by a Major Mobiles, in
stead of Girard, and after obtaining ingress, beu,
the old man and his aborer in most terrible man
ner, in order to force a confession from them as,to
where the money hidden. Mobiles steadily
denied having any money in the house., (Which
was the fact) but The robbers thinking otherwise,
continued to beat the old man until he was almost
nsensib!e, when they were alarmed by the out
cries of the female part Of the household, and fed
-BuFalo Com. .4do
The Marquis of Westminster gives to each OF
his grand daughters a.ely married 100000
TIE LExrHGroN The wreck Of this i}l-fa,ed
vessel has been raised 10 the surface Of the water
but, one Of the chains breaking she again sunk
in 100 feet water. The attempts again in pro-
gress. The eight hundred dollars recovered frou
her not bills, as before stated but in lumr
OF silver, Weighing 30 pounds, melted by the fire
the box having been empted the deck 10 b,
used "a a bucket for throwing water on tho flames
- Tribune
MURDER IN TENyEssRE.-Mr Wriham Kopman
4 merchant Of Fulton, Arkansas was murdered il
Humphreys Co, Tenn. few weeks since II,
was travelling. and known 10 have money will
him. Col. Hunt, the keeper of The hotql at which
he stayed, and one Stalcop fellow guest, bav,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01
BRIGHTON Monday, Sept. 90
From the Boston Patriot

At market $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, $500
Sheep and 1860 Swine,
PRicEs-Beel Cattle-We squote TO correspond
with last week., viz: few extra n S5.-First quail
ity 50, a -; second quality 81 IS 25, third
quality S3 a 50.
sstores-rwo year old at 81 Sl2, three year
old $l4 500
Sheep-Saies qnicFer without much advance.
Lots were sold at Al. SLIP, 81 .25, 81 33 and
81 35. Weathers s 50, 81 IS, and 81.
SwIno Lots &c pedde at = l-2c > tor Snws,
and 3 pc a 3 for Barrows. A retail from 3
to ! l~2c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01

Yet the United States produce and manu-
facture every article which Great Britain does.
1t is bad ecouomy-aye, and disgracefu, to boot
that we do not do it. Remedy for this evil. en-
courage and protect domestic manufacture. That
is the Wing remedy, and the only efficient one.
Locofocoism prefers to increase the evil by re.
pealng the new Tariff and scouting the doctrine
of protection Hear Iocofoco orgrn, the Mobile
Register:
Composition now and henceforth to the (Tarrf)
BILL its principles and it's purposes duty Lohich
loiH find NO DTVISION in the ranks Of tie democ
racY. - WatchmAM.
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II fact for hs people. The y. Consume more
British manufactures than any other nation, Great
Britain alone excepted. by recent report of a
committee TO the BRUSH Parliament it seems that
the value of British manufactures consumed by
various nations is Us follows:
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~ s. .as; .GRAGg.5 ga

In Danvie, Sept. %, by Rev r. Bedford Mr.
George w. Wright. of Newport, to Miss Harriet
Kittredge Of DanviIle
In DnnvI!le, on the 18th Sept. by Rev. r. Bed
ford, Mr.. Hiram Aver, Of ST. Johnsbury, ito Miss
Adah Drew of Dlnville
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01

SroP THAT SoUAsH.-Mne weighs 80 l-2 lbs
and is now at Messrs. Fuller, Ide, Il Co.'S Store
measures 5 feet, inches way and feet, 3 | 2
inches the other. WIN, LOCKE.
A. q. CHADWICK, ESQ.
Lyndon, Sept. %, 1919.
NE If Mrs l.. makes il all into one pie, you
shall be Grand Carver and have 2 pieces. l..
U57As our Editor is absent and soes in the big
chaif, we hope to come in for share, we are
quite fond of Squash Pie. We shall carve it into
taco pieces DIS.
Canadian Politics. Sir Charles Bagot (he Gov
enor of Canada) determined to conciliate the
French population. For this purpose he has called
to his council sundry leaders in the late revolu-
tionary movements, viz. Mr. Laiontaine and Mr.
Baldwin. The former has been appointed Attor
ney General for Canada West (Upper,) and the
latter for Canada East (Lower.) Both accept The
| English disposed to complain bitterly, and
prophesy that this will end in n separation from
the mother country. Not at all: so long the
! leaders Of the Canadians be bought, Great
Britain will hold the people TO their allegiance
! The coalition does not 20 smoothly down the
Concord N II. Patriot-a fierce Loco Foco paper
|-exciams, with deep sincerity ''God the
Democracy from the curse of John Tyers favor!'
John jones must read the another lecture: il
it do not convert him. Of which there is evidently
little hope, it will certainly increase the fervency
OF his prayer.
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enc YOU DO Mp

DRlNG better Parlor Parlor Cook, Summer,
- or Yankee Cook
STOVE IMPROVED,
or at better prices to suit the TIMES than the
Stove " are House, opposite the Printing Office,
where II. HERRICK keeps an assortment, and
has continually making at II. Paddock's Furnace,
FROM SUPERIOR IRON the BEST STOVES now
offered to the uublic II. HERRtCK.
81. Johnshury, Oct"ber.l, 1912.
NIB TIN WARE & STOVE PIPE kept con
stantly on hand, made 10 order as may SUIT his
customers. l7UH Ii H.
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e. n an 10 "A .

TyIHIS il "a forbid all persons harboring or truss
4 ling DAVID RUNNLLLS, a minor, on my
account he having left my house withou: any Just
cause, shall pay no debts OF MS contracting
and sh; n claim all his earnings whoever may en-
pIov him after this daie. ARAD CHIKERiNG.
St Juhnsbury Sept 20, 1ci2. 270w3.
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"HoSEsr JOHN DAvIs."-The Governor of Mas
sachuseis has the proudest title which the world
can give man. lie is known far and near, not
as s'the late Senator and Representative in Con
gress" not as "the Governor of the old Common
wealth Of Massac husetts," titles which pride and
vanity might court, but by the higher ami more en-
oiable title Of Ethe honest man." Arstides the
.Just, was the noble distinction given to the brave
and good Athenian and proud title this and
for the same reason is the Governor of Massachu
sets distinguished as can honest man, to whom
the world adds "the noblest work of God.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01

THE CARIEEr.-Mr Webster, the Secretary of
State, is at home in Massachusetts.
Mr. Forward the Secretary of the Treasury has
not yet returned to Washington.
MIR. Wickliffe, Postmaster General, arrived at
Cincinnati on the Ilth ult.
Mr., Spencer, Secretary of War; arrived at Fort
Monroe on Sunday Morning.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01

I'"ISG ELEcTIoNs.-Elections take place in the
wing States at the dates mentioned -
Ma, Michigan and Arkansas Oct. Sd
..i"u, Oct. 5th
No., wanna and South Carolina, Oct. 10Th.
Oho Jersey, Oct 10 Il lit h
New w. Oct. It'll.
Mis- -'N and Delaware, Nov. 9Th.
N,ssa ,Pp'' Nov 81 Sth.
'"usetts, Nov. 18th
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for the District
Of Orleans:
To all persons concerned in the estate of STE
PHEN HURD, late Of Derby in said district de-
ceased. intestate:
NTTHEREAS FANNY HURD, the Administra-
w trix of said deceased, has filed in this Court
her application in writing showing that the debts
against said estate reported by Comm issoners,
amount to the sum of $5l5, So
xpended for support of family 90, 90
Expenses of Administration, so, 00
SOS, So
And the balance Of the personal estate
amounts To the OF $l67, 90
exclusive Of the signed the widow OF the de-
eased, and prays that License be granted her to-
sell all the real of said deceased being ifty-
Eve acres land, with a house and barn thereon,
being part of Lot No g. in great Lot No. % in Der
by.--TheI efore you are hereby Motif ed appear
at a session of the Probate Court to DO holden
the Probate Office at Irasburgh on the third Wed
nesday of October next and object the allow
ance of said Administrators account, and To give
bonds for the payment of the debts, or show
why License should not be granted aforesaid,
and it is ordered that this be published three
weeks successfully in the CaIedonian, printed at
St. Johnshury, previous the day assigned
aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at lrasburgh this 2ist day
of September A. d. 1912
27Gw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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SALT! SALT!

SALT! SALT!!
AA BUSHELS T. I. and ST. Ubes Salt for
HUI sale by SHEDD & JEWETF.
or 1910 I7O,t
NOTICE The gentleman that borrowed coat
at the Caledonia House is requested to il
Immediately D, AhHINGFON
81 Johnsbury- Center, 900
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Wanted,

n NE tvs" girls to learn the Talor's
" Trade II. CURTISS.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. |. go.