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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
CONSUMPTION s. LIVER COMPLAINT
Dr Eay ROE's Ne "a 4 $ "a zsn O f
LIVER WORT,
from 375 Bowery. New York.

From 375 Bowery, New ork.
ESOR the cure of coughs, colds, catarrhs, Asthma,
IL of the chest pun in the side and breast
raising blood, liver complaints bronchitis, and all af-
fectons of the throat and lungs. which
of SO much suffering, and often terminate in con-
sumption, this remedy is highly and justly distn
gushed, II is purely vegetable. mild and gentle in
its effects upon the system and can be taken in the
delicate With safety well utility, So
extensively has it been used and SO often proved
cessful in difficult and apparently almost hope
less cases. that the proprietor feels no hesancy in
recommending it to any and all who unfortunately
may have occasion to resort to means of recov
ery Physicians, of its medical properties and
witnessing its elects often prescribe il in their prac
tice both as q palliative and remedy, and with the
medical faculty generally it has met with more than
ordinary appreciation; and there persons in this
vicinity who can testify of its healing qualities and
who have received great benefit from the Of it.
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from per
sons Of the highest responsibility who have been
greatly relieved entirely cured by the Use OF this
medicine, hut we deem it not necessary to publish
them here as the medicine is so generally known
throughout the country. For common cold and
cough this is one of the very best remedies dis
covered N. b. There is a spurious and counterfeit
article afloat and lately introduced into this place.
Therefore be careful to get the genuine which is from
375 Bowery New York. and see that the new steel
plate label is on the bottle 10 prevent counierfeits
and buv as above or of LUTaER JEwETT, ST. Johns
bury Dana, Weeks 81 Stanton, Danvllle, Edwards 81
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide & CO. Lyndon, j.
G. Darling, Concord. and J. Jewett & co. Barnet.
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power'' soemly protest both against transferring
the duty protection from cur own constitutional
representatives, and against any change in the pro-
ective features Of the present Tariff save it be to
INCREASE THE DUTIES, on aohateper products
is required, to the point Of full and adequate pro-
lection.
Resolred, That those pretended friends Of Pro-
lection who clamor against the mperfectons of the
present Tariff, and yet cordially fraternize with the
undisguised enemies of Protection, give just grounds
for suspicion that they attempting s'to pull the
wool over our eyes''-a suspicion not at all weak
ened by the fact, that with 'sNorthern men of South
ern principles, this deceptive and dishonest game is
not new one.
Resolved, That we recommend the Hon. HENRY
FLAMES of Washington County, for the support of
the freemcn of the 4th Congressional District, as an
'honest, capable and faithfu'' man. a Republican of
The old school, and uncompromisng friend of a
Protective Tariff, sound National Currency. tho
Distribution Of the Public Lands, and the mainten
nnce of the rights Of his constituents against the as
saults of the slave power.
Resolved, That we do most cheerfulIy approve the
Wing State ticket, headed by our late fearless rep
resentative, the Hon. JOHN MATTOCKS, and that
we will seek to secure for it the united efficient and
triumphant support due 10 good and faithful pub
tic servants.
1t was voted that the proceedings Of the Convention
be signed by the President and Secretary and publish
ed. EZRA C. CHAMBERLAIN, President
albert G. CHADWICK, Secretary.
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER COLUMBIA.

The British Mail Steamer Columbia left Boston for
Liverpool July I, and wrecked off Nova Scotia.
The following is account ofthe wreck by one of
the passengers Hon. Abbot Lawrence of Boston,
in letter to his We make the following extract
from the letter:
SEAL ISLAND, July Sd, ls43.
We left Boston at quarter past O'Clock on the Ist
Instant, and experienced most agreeable run till yes
teday a, quarter past l, Git being foggy,) the Coum
ba struck upon the Black Ledge, one and quarter
miles distant from this Island. at high water. When
the tide began to ebb large rocks on the lar
board side, about Guthoms distance and long reef
not Cables length from MS. Before half tide down
these rocks were feet above the water Soon after
she struck, commenced throwing over coal which
continued through the day. At half past two
we began firing cannon; in half an hour after we
were answered by musket, which relieved us of
orr anxiety, as we were not quite certain where we
were, and hoped that it might be from the land. At
O'Clock the fog lifted and we had the nexpressibe
satisfaction of seeing fishing schooner making for
the ship, with small boat in tow The captain of
the schooner, (itchings,) who is the keeper of the
lighthouse, came board and gave an account of
our situation, which appeared anything but flntteng.
We soon concluded, as it was evident the Columbia
was in rocky berth, that prudent take the
ladies shore GA in number, )besdes several in the
Storage and five or six children This was accom-
plished at six o'clock, without injury to any one; and
here found two small houses, mile or more dis
tan from each other, inhabited by kind and efficient
people, who exhibited all the sympathy and
could desire. There other habitations upon
the Island, which is rough and barren. The nearest
main land is Darlington, rs miles distant. This
ing, at high tide attempt made to float the
ship, which proved unsuccessful, and at half past
the Captain requested the passengers $50 in number)
who remained an board, to 60 shore-about 40
having landed last evening. The passengers
all on shore-and one half the baggage. The mails
all here, and the remaining part of the baggage
will be received in the course of an hour.
The opinion is that the ship will be lost-she
is very much strained and has keeled over consider
ably. We have 95 passengers, and rs officers crew,
&c. belonging TO the ship in all 6s souls The Cap
tain has conducted himself with great GOODNESS and
courage, and displayed that energy and magnanimity
that belong to his noble profession. And now having
time to write, have only to say that deem
pres ervation extraordinary-2o yards on either
side of the ship, with moderate breeze, would have
consigned us all to watery grave.
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parasitic PILLS.

The whole of our system is built up form the
blood-nerves sinews, muscles, and even solid bone
this being the case tho grand object is to keep this
precious auid (the Bloody in pure and healthy
state, for without this putty disease will show itself
in some way or other. a free Of the truly valu-
able medicine--Parr's Life Pills, will most effectu
ally accomplish this object-for diseases the fol-
lowing character have all been cured by them,
wiz
Assesses, Languor, Ague, Leprosy, Asthma, Liver
Complaints, Low Spirits, Bilious Complaints, Lum-
bago, Blotches the Skin, Measles, Bowel Com
plants, Nervous Affections, Cancers, Pains in the
Breast, Cholera Morbus, Paptations, Constipation OF
Bowels Paralysis, Consumptions, Phegm, Convui-
sions, Piles, Debility, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Ring
worm Dysentery, Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Epilepsy,
Small Pox, Erysipeas Sore Eyes, Paintings, Sore
Throats Fevers Of all kinds, Stranguary, Female IT.
reguarities Structures, Fits, Tic Dooureaux Geut,
Tumors Gddiness, Veneresl Affections of all kinds,
Glandular Swellings, Headache, Whooping Coughs,
Heartburn, White Swellngs, Hoarseness, Worms OF
every kind, Inflammation Wens, Indigestion, Weak
ness from whatever cause, Jaundlce
Cases of the above description have all been cured,
simply by the use Of PARIS Life Pills, thus show
ing that what has been considered different disorders,
and requiring different treatment all originated in the
same cause, and can be cured by one uniform treat
ment. PARIS Life Pills, although powerful in con
uuering disease yet are as pure and harmless new
milk. and NAV be administered with confidence to the
INVALID however weakly from long i'll health. who
will soon enjoy those delightful symptoms of return
to strong health viz good appetite, sound sleep, and
an increase of animal spirits
Parr's Life Pills arc sold wholesale and retail at
the General Agency and Depot, No 200 fremont
street, Boston Small boxes 25 cents, large boxes
SO cents.
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Stanton's Patent Improved Water
o. Wheel,

TIE BEST LtfER OVE.NENr1' YET.
THNHIs wheel, whether horizontal or perpendicular
IN will run entirely under water as well as out
1t may be used for driving all kinds of machinery
or mills where water power is applied. 1t uses
less water than any other cons,ruction-is less liza
bic to freeze up and will keep its place much bet
ter than the facr wheel. Those wishing to i'm
prove their mills in Caledonia or Washington coun
ties are referred TO Mr. l.. NJ. Wright, of ST Johns
bury Centre, who has model, or the subscriber
and proprietor, East Fairfield Franklin CO. VT
These wheels have been tested in Franklin co. by
Col. VIM. II. Bell, of st. Adams, j. F. Scribner
of Sheldon, Morse S IIoughton, of Bakersfield &
Solomon Hail. of Fairfield, TO whom the public are
referred for information.
3llw3 JOHN RISDON, in.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

- ORLEANS DISTRICT, 50.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
ieans-Io all persons concerned in the Estate of
ALVIN SnEDD, late of Salem, in said district, de-
ceased. lntestate, GREETING.
N|HEREAS, Laurinda Shedd, the Administers
w trx of said deceased, has filed in this Court
her application in writing representing that the per-
sonal estate is insufficient to pay the debts of said
deceased and that said estate is insolvent: and
quests Lisence to sell all the real esta to of said de-
ceased: being the equity of redemption or the intef
est of the estate in Lot No. Is, 9th Range, drawn TO
the original right grated to the County Grammar
School of lots in Derby.
You are therefore hereby notified to appear at
session of the Probate Court aforesaid to 10 holden
at lrasburgh, on the first Wednesday ofAugust, ls43,
and give bonds for the payment of the debts against
said estate aud object to the allowance of said Adj
minisratrixs account or show if any you have
why Lisence should not be granted as aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Caedonan printed at st. Johnsbu!
ry, previous to the day of hearing.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, in said dis.
trct. this 9Th day of July, A. d. ts43.
3llw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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of oHce:

Now it will be by this that Jefferson was born
Just eight years after his predecessor Adams Madison
eight years after his predecessor Jefferson, Monroe
eight after Madison; and John Quincy Adams eight
wears after Monroe. Another curious fact to be OBJ
served is, that Adams was just sixy-six years old
when he retred Jefferson was sixty-sx; Madison
was sixty-six; Monroe was sixty-sx; and John
Quincy Adams. had he been elected second term,
would have been sixty-siy. Adams, Jefferson and
Mo,roe all died nm the 4tb of July ~. Y. Post.
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DErpRM INED.-A strong Calhoun paper, publish
ed at Columbus. Ga. uses the following emphatic
language
we go on to battle in this cause as the Spartan
matron bid her son go-to come back aoih our shields
OF upon them. Calhoun acithout an alternative. is
Tie spirit OF Southern Democracy. The Albany fac
tion-aye! and the Richmond faction, too, with
Richie at their head-ought TO be told SO distinctly
We believe it to be the spirit of the PEOPLE of our
party everywhere-and before May, 1914, it will
flame through the continent like the conAagraon Of
that last day"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

7ylerism Going ahead DR.. John McKeIway
the Tyler Postmaster at Trenton, has been removed
by the Accident, and Joseph Justice Jr formerly of
the Emporium, appointed in his place. Dr. Nickel
way has grovelled in Tyersm to the Lowest depth,
while Justice is a bitter Locofoco! There is more
than practical justice here. We hear orots Of SINH
lar changes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
OFFICIAL.

We are authorized to announce that the Cabinet
arrangements have at length been completed, and
shat the Departments placed under the admins
tration Of the aforementioned gentemen
Hon. ABEL P. UpsHUR, Secretary of State.
Hon. J. C. SPENCER, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. j. Nj. PORTER, Secretary of War.
Hon. DAVID HENsHAw, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. c. A. WIcKLIFFE, Postmaster General.
Hon. JOHN NELSON, Attorney General.
.Nadisonian of Saturday.
From the above ann unciaton readers will learn,
that long uncertainty doubt, and hesitation in regard
to the composition Of the Executive Council have at
last come to an end The late additions to the Cabi-
net, we scarcely need say, of gentlemen closely
and eminently connected with the Van Buren, party,
and the present reconstruction is strictly in consumma
ton OF that policy and purpose of "democratzing the
Administrations which has been for some time avow-
ed and urged in the Journals known to express the
Presidents Intentions. The great event which these
prophets oretod and which the signs in the political
sky have SO long foreboded, has been accomplished.
The stars of Locofocoism have performed their cir
cult, and now re-appear to shed again their former
influences, for evil for good upon the country. we
have at last beyond all doubt, completely ''Dem-
ocratic'' Administration.
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MEXICO AND Texas, under the mediation of
Great Britain, are may reasonably be hoped about
to enter into amcable relations that will be perma
ment and of essential advantage not to the parties a.
lone, but to the general of commerce and cvi-
cation. Apprehension is expressed in some Of the
Texas papers, and will, presume, be even more
strongly uttered from the New Orleans press, that
Great Britain as the price of her successful media
ton, will insist upon the extinction of slavery in Tex
as. Such we confess to be hope; and we scarce
ly know of an event more important to the ultimate
and total overthrow othe slave trade than that Texas
should cease to be receptacle or market for slaves
1t is surmised, by The Houston Telegraph that Santa
Anna rs not in earnest in the matter Of recognizing the
independence of Texas, but apprehend the British
Minister would never have interfered to the extent
that he seems to have done, without some sufficient
warrant from Santa Anna. Whatever tends TO make
Texas really independent and free republic--selc-
sustained and capable of maintaining relations Of equal
ty with other nations-and, wihal, freed from the
blight of slavery, tends in almost equal degree to
advance the interest and to fory the Union of these
States-by rendering both more improbable and more
Improbable any future annexation of Texas-M Y
american.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT NAUvoo!- .arrest of
Joe Smith the .Aformon!-News was brought last
evening by the steamer Osprey that Joe Smith, the
Mormon Prophet, had been arrested and placed in
Jail at Ottawa; and further, that when the intelligence
reached Nauvoo, two hundred horsemen of the legion
started Immediately for Ottawa, with the intention of
liberating him. The steamboat Iowa had also been
chartered at Nauvoo by the Mormons, and is at pres
en ascending the Illinois river with $50 armed men,
to second the attack of the horsemen at Ottawa OF
tawa is situated the Illinois, and is distant about
200 miles from this city.
We believe Smith has been travelling r the north
ern part of the State, for the purpose ofkeepng from
the arrest made under the requistion of the Govern
of this State, which for his being lodged
in the Jail at Ottawa.-St Louis Republican of Tie
30th ,tlt
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Tom b S t ton S .

gg1HE subscriber would say to all persons DESTROYS
of purchasing TO.lfB STONES, that he will
take inscriptions and furnish first rate White Mar
BILE Stones at the low price of So per square foot and
cloudea marble Sl75 per square f1o and for cash
a reasonable discount will be made.
HENRY c. DAWSON. Agent for David
Ralph, of Woodstock.
Lower Waterford July l, l543 309m3
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Ex-Governor Corwin's house, at Lebanon, Ohio,
was ridded with stones on the 3Oth ut by mob,
who took umbrage at him for having signed petition
to Governor Shannon for the pardon Of negro Inc
citizens have the Sheriff in Jail, most probably by his
own request
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-slonday, July 10.

NePUTleu TOT the DhNy NdvertIser.
At market, 800 beefCatt'e 90 pairs Working Ok
en-, Is Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep, and 80 swine.
Prlces-Beef Catile-We quote First quality So;
second quality a 20; third quality 8 rs 4 rs.
Working Oxen
Cows and Calves-Sales at l6, 10, "a and %.
Sheep-Sales were made at i, TO 25
Swine-No Lots sold. At retail 4 to Oh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
STATE OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, Sc.
At Probate Court holden at Danville, within and
for said district, on the 9Th day Of July, A. d.
1915
SARAH IDE, orst. Johnsbury, in said district,
~ widow Of John Ide late of said st. Johusbury;
deceased intestatc, applies to the Court for
signment of portion of the personal estate of said
iutestatc--
Whereupon it is ordered that all persons interest
ed be notified of said application, and that the
will be heard and decided at Probate Court to be
holden at the Probate Office in Danville aforesaid
the Goth day Of August, ls43, at O o'clock in the
forenoonby publication of cory of this order three
weeks successfully in the Caledonian, a newspaper
printed at said ST. Johnsbury previous to said 26lh
day of August
SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS, Judge.
true copy
3lOw3 SAMUEL q. MATTOCKS, Judge.
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FARM. for Sale.

FENHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated on
n the Pdssumpsic River Road half mile north of
the Centre Village. ST. Johnsbsry, containing
ll2 acres OF FIRST RATE L.gN.D.
1t cuts from 80 to 30 tons of hay, has upon it fine
sugar orchard with a house and kettles set for boiling
the sap The buildings good and convenient
There is never failing spring of good water by
that is brought to the house and barns. As there
two dwelling houses the place i. could be con
venicntly divided into two small farms if desired.
Terms to suit the times, and possession given the
first of April next.
l.. NJ. BILLINGS.
ST. JohnsLury Centre, July 10, ls43. 3llf
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BOSTON MARKET.-Ju,y H.

BOSTON MARKET-July H.
FLOUR. Howard st. 0 90 rs, Western canal
5 62 a co.
BUTTER. IA per h.
CHEESE 81 a Cd do do
WoOL-During the week past consumers have
been purchasing freely oil the old clip. But little of
the new clip ofleece wool has yet come to MARKET
and we have heard Of but few sales for delivery.
Saxony and Merno heeces, 35 n 40
Full blood, 30 a SO
blood, rs a 81
Common blood, 20 a 23
Smyrna washed, IT %
Bengazi, salO
Buenos Ayres, ago
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
VIZ f, tho subscribers being appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Orleans, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
ISAAC HINMAN,,
late Of Derby, in said District deceased, represented
nsovent, and all claims and demands exhibited in
offset therefor and six months from this date being
alIowedfor that purpose, hereby give notice. that we
will attend to the business of our appointment, at
the dwelling house of widow Martha Human, in
Derby, on the first Monday Of September and De-
cember next, at O'Clock, +. M. on each of said
days.
DAVID M. CAMP, }
JOSEPH BATES,
Derby, July 8. 1913. 3llw3
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that have this day given my SON
IL REUBEN ID. BARuoN his time, with liberty to
act and trade for himself, from and after this da.e,
and that will pay debts of his contracting and
claim no pay for his services after this date.
NATHAN BARRON.
Kirby, June 3, lS43. 3Ilw3s =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

IC50sTANroN's PATENT WATER WHEEL
Which the Proprietor for Caledonia and Washington
Counties has advertised in today's paper-and mod
ell oil which we have seen-promses great improve
ment in aid Of hydraulic power
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TOTAL LOSS OF THE STEAMER COLUMBIA.

We were favored by Gunnison's Express, which
came by the Steamer Penobscot, which arrived at
this port yesterday, from St John, New Brunswick,
with st. John Papers, giving certain information of
the safe arrival of the passengers and mails of the
Steamer Columbia, at Halifax, and the undoubted
total loss Of that vessel Boston Alias, Julu H.
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Letters have been received from Mr.. Perkins, the
American Missionary in Persia, to the 10th May at
which time he had reached Trebizond, n city OF 3D.
900 people on the Black Sea, with his family and
Mar Yohannan.
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B;SA RIsSa

In Danvlle, July 2. Mr. John Davis, aged Ga.
In iiardwick, June %, Mrs Deborah wife OF Mr.
Increase Batcheder, aged 6S.
In Barre, 9th uIt. Mr. James Britain, aged rs, n
soldier Of the revolution
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NOTICE.

CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on the
" ooh inst. one brown Mare with three white
feet and small stripe of white in the forehsad-and
heavy with foal. The owner have'her by pay.
ing charges. s. ID. kIMBALL.
Barton, June %, A. D. ls43 309g2
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Coincidence. We were struck the other day, in
looking at work called theLives Of the Presidents
with few curious condolences Of numbers which re-
late to the line Of the five Presidents beginning and
ending with an Adams. Here is table, for instance,
of the periods in which they born and went out
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w D o. U L o w G rs f,
r E AD T FL IS!
TE'HE subscriber would inform the public that he
H. is carrying on the
Manufacturing Establishment

recently occupied by Remck 81 Bracket, at Pas
sumpsic Village.
The Machinery of said establishment is in first
rate repair, and in full operation, and all who wish
TO have their work done in a durable and workman
like manner will do well to call at tho Factory in
Passumpsic Village.
WOOL will be manufactured into Cassimeres,
FlanEels or plain Cloths, on shares or by the yard
reasonable terms.
C.4RDLNG, CLOTHDRESSLvC, DYEIVG
and all the various branches connected with the es-
Enlistment will receive from him tine strictes aten
ton, an he trusts his work will give satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
J. X. REMICK.
Passumpsic Village, June 2f. Is43. 3OSw9
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TVool. In this vicinity operations have been quite
active recently, and sales have been pretty ee-of
late with some improvement of terms, though still be-
low fair remunerang prices We have doubt that
free sale Of the stock in the hands Of farmers will
in the end prove their advantage for thus, and thus
only, they remove great obstacle to improved
prices in future-tha obstacle is, the immense stock
of wool on hand.-NIontpeZier Watchman, July H.