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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06
COLD w ATER MY.

sodiers-lt will be sixty eight years on the 18th
dav of this month, (and that will be week from
next Saturday, since the Battle of Bunker's Hill
Perhaps you may have heard your parents or grand
rorents tell about this battle, or you may have read
nboutit in your histories: and perhaps you may have
heard of the great monument which has been erected
on the spot that people great many years here
after may know where the battle occurred when they
read about it in histories.
Twill tell you something about this battle. Sixty
eight years ago, this country under the govern
ment of the English, and they appointed our rulers
and they tried TO make our people pay taxes to sup
mort the English government and because they would
not do that, the English sent out army to Boston
10 fight against the peope,an take away their Lber-
ties But fore-fathers collected together about
Boston to drive off the British army, and one night
1000 Of them went on to Bunxers Hill which is near
Boston and began to build fort. The English then
qnarched 5000 men from Boston, all armed with
swords and guns and pistols and cannon and attacked
sour people but altho' they had many more soldiers
yet they were twice driven back, and over 1000 Of
them killed before they succeeded in driving our peo
pie from the HILL This was very near the COM
mencement Of the war, which lasted yea rs I'M
til the English soldiers all driven fromhe coun-
try and they concluded it best to let Us alone and
allow us 10 govern ourselves.
Now, Sodiers.I hope you will fight in bat
ties, where people try to kill another. but in the
war against Rum, Brandy, Gin, Wine, Cider, strong
Beer and every thing that intoxcates,I hope you will
be just determined to fight until the last minute,
as were forc-laihers at Bunkers Hill. If these
enemies to our country come in, like army of
strong men, do not fear to stand up and wage battle
with them. Remember at the Battle of Bunker's
Hill 1000 Of our countrymen opposed 5000 Of our
emies and twice drove thom back: and tho you arc
abaud of Children yet if you stand up resolu,ey and
oppose the army Of alcohol with all your might, you
may succeed in driving these invaders from the
try, and secure LIBERrxto yourselves and your
countrymen
Let us see you all out at the Review on the nth
inst. ANTI ALCOHOL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

CHocoKoN.-Jo Smith has given this euphonious
name TO the new city of"the Latter Day Saints
lately consecraed by him the Illinois side Of the
Mississippi about 20 miles from Nauvoo. Three
hundred emigrants from England and Scotland have
landed there in day, and all engaged in erect
ing dwellings, cultiva,ing the soil, and creating new
home.
The New York Commercial Advertiser Of Thurs
day, says-'Fsnce our last notice money has become
abundant than ever and first rate paper read
ly discounted at a 81 per cent. Loans on stocks,
such stocks oft his State, are readily effected at
per cent Our position in regard TO the supply and de
mand for money is, for this country certainly unique
Moreover the supply will, from all appearances, con-
tinue at least abundant for some time TO come.
IMPROVED CARRIAGE SPRINGS The inven-
tor Of the Spiral Carriage Springs, John s. Tough Of
Baltimore, made a visit to Washington last week in
handsome family carriage hung spiral springs
and placed in brass cylinders, which occupy the place
of the ordinary elliptic springs. The abrupt motion
common to carriages constructed upon the old prn-
cple is not felt in this .-..-
EARLY FRUITS AND VEG ErABLEs The New
Orleans Crescent fthe 18th inst, says:-" Strawber
ries gone, amost-peas look like the quadroons
Of the garden, and blackberries Tor sae by the
bushel. Look out soon for potatoes. and water
MELONS enough'to make six million Of cubt feet Of
cholera. Peaches upon the trees an inch more
in diameter"
The number Of pupils under instruction at Hartford
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, in the of the
year ending May, ls43, has been of whom "a
were benefciares of Maine, IA Of New Hampshire,
IA Of Vermont "a Of massachusetts, 2 of South Car
olina Of Georgia, and the remainder I'll in number
committed to the of the institution by pri-
vate individuals.
CoTroN DoMEsTIcs.--It is estimated that
within ninety days, not less than forty thousand
packages of domestic manufactures have been
exported from this country to almost all parts of the
world The value is perhaps fifty dollars a package,
or two millions Of dollars in the aggregate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06
Concord Railroad.

NEW ARRANGEMENT
I'm and after the 10Th of April, Passenger trains
" will run daily, Sundays excepted. in connection
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Low
ell Railroads follows, viz.
Leave Boston at A M, IL NJ. and 81 p NJ.
Leave Concord at M, IL Ia NJ &c 8
Trains from intermediate places will run fol-
lows, viz:
UP TRAINS
Leave Lowell at Ia NJ. 12 IA p NJ g. 6 34pM
do Nashua at M, 1 Ia PM & l-2rM
do Manchester 9 4 A M "a PINK I.4Pm
Immediately the arrival of the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester LA M, l2M g. 304PM
do Nashua l-2AM PM&4 BARN
do Lowell 7l-4AM .2Pm& 5l2rM
o Immediately arrival of the from Concord.
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston
in for Passengers to take the o'clock train
New York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord
connect with the of the Boston and Maine Rail-
road so that Passengers may pass daily twice either
way, between Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Ando-
ver Ha rerhill, Exeter and Dover, and daily either
way, betwxt Concord and Portland; also, daily from
Concord, by Portland, to Brunswick, HaIoweli, and
Augusta.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily follows:
Leave Boston at LIZ NJ and arrive ut Concord
the evening.
Leave Concord at 6 g M md arrive a, Boston
at the next morning.
Freight, First class, 81; second Glass; So.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Dos
ton an hour at least before leaving to insure a de-
livery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked, and
when valued at more than $50. notice should he Civ
en- and extra charges paid, claim for damage
or loss beyo nd such sum will be allowed.
N: G. UPHAM, sup't-
April 8, ls43. til323
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fmpRovEad MRS IN CINCINNATI The Gaz-
cite asserts that the Improvements in Cincinnati
the present ycar will exceed those of any previous
year. Not less than thousand houses are to be
built
The Albany Argus Of Monday rays:-"seventy-
five persons of the Mormon faith passed through this
city up the Erie canal, Saturday, destined for
the city of Nauvoo III. They were principally from
New Hampshire. Some twenty of them were from
Lowell. Mass
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-NTonday, Maya
=4,l e, l..;l.. A ds-,Etisar


Reported for the Daily Advertiser
At Market 26O beef Cattle, 20 pairs Of working
Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, $50 Sheep, and llSO
swine
Pricee.-Beef Catle-We quote First quality Ss5
so; second quality IS 20; third quality 25
ATS
Working Oxen-No Sales noticed
Cows and Calves-Sales at IL, Is, 20, % and IT.
Sheep-Sales were made at so, to 2 20. =
Swn"-Lots to peddle, Al 7-s for sows, and
81 n 5!7-s Cor barrows; At retail 81 to z.
BOSTON MARKET.-May 81.
FLOUR. Genesee, s IL 90, Ohio, good, 4 20
a 90.
BUTTER. IL Is per Id.
CHEESE 6 az do do
WOOL.
Saxony and Merno feecas, 83 SO
Full blood, 81 3s
blood, 28 81
! blood, ~ -
Common blood, 20 ~
Smyrna washed, 20 70
Dengazi, az
Buonos Ayres, ~
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Girl N d i n e

UHHE subscribers having thoroughly repaired their
N Mill in st. .Johnsbury Centre Village, would
say to the public that they ready and pre-
pared for grinding in high or low water and de-
termined not to be out-done in quality and quantity
of -four produced from hushel Of wheat Of the
quality. lDE & HUTCHINSON.
Tune a IS43 3O5w3s
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DB ATEGa

In this town, May 81, Of erysipelas. after severe
sickness Of six weeks. Capt PAeE CARR, recently
of Danville, aged 33.
In this town, May 2e. Of erysipelas, LAFAYETTE,
son Of Mr. Zebna Goss, aged 9 months. $780,.
In this town, May 20, Mr. JONATHAN BALDWIN,
aged a.. .
In Groton. May 10, WILLIAM HARVEY, son Of
William and Dorcas Darling. aged Is months :.
In Orleans, May II, of erysipeas, kEzIAH. wife
of Thomas Caild. and daughter OF Joseph and HAN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06
Cold water Arrmy-Attemtiom!

The soldiers Of the ST. Johnsbury Plain Cold Wa
-, Army are hereby notified and warned to meet on
The 9Th day of June inst. at one o'clock p. M. ut
the meeting house on the Plain FOR inspection and
view, preparatory to the general muster the 4th Of
July next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06
M a Ss R u a Gsg Sa

In Walden, May 81, by Rev. Mr. Angler. William
X. Upham. Esq. of Montpelier, to Miss Maria L.
Weeks, Of w.
In Weybrdge, May 10, Cen F. w. Hopkins. OF
Rutland, to Miss Ann E. Lawrence, daughter OF Ziin
ri Lawrence, Esq. of w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

The editor of the Louisville Journal acknowledges
we receipt Ct fine horse from nintcen new subscri-
.e' at Bowling Green, Illinois, in payment Of their
VI" years subscription
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

lCFWilliam Hidden ,Brigadier General, 9th Brig
ade of Vermont Militia has made the following ap
pointnents:
citizen, President, and Colonel Giles A. Barber Cam
bridge, Of the ID Regiment, and Major Paul T. Sweet
cJohnson ,ofthe Brigade Staff, Members OF the Court
Gappeal, for the Is Regiment
Timothy P. Redfed Esq Of Irasburg citizen,Pres
ldent, and Colonel John Hurburt, Of Glover, Of the
iAh Regiment and Major Stodard B. Colby, Of the
Brigade Staff, members OF the Court Of appeal for
DE I4th Regiment
And General Seth Cushman. Of Gaildhall, citizen,
President and Colonel George W. Gates, and Major
Charles Howe, of the 18th Regiment both Of
Lunenburgh members Of the Court vf appeal for the
Is Regiment.
All officers and soldiers will take due notice hereof
and govern themselves accordingly.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser last received,
gives the following fearful paragraph
Gone over the FalIs.-We learn that Friday
last man went over the cataract, on the canadian
side of,he Niagara. He driving pair Of horses
and had backed into the river to get load of sand
somewhere nearly opposite Navy Island, when the
Current bore off the wagon and horses beyond the
control Of the driver towards the rapids person
who witnessed the perilous situation, made off in
canoe to intercept them, by getting alarmed for his
own safety had to change his and return again.
one oil the horses extricated himself from the wagon
and swan IN safety to the shore, while his mate and
we driver were seen to pitch from one shoot to
ane, other, unit, they both plunged into the abyss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

Itco Steamboats, Supk--Loss Of LJe.-It is our
painful duty TO record Of the most melancholy
accidents that has occurred the waters Of the ST.
Lawrence for many years. About four O'Clock yes
terday morning, the steamers Lord Sydenham and
The Queen into collision in Lake st. Peter. and
with much force, that, regret to say, they both
sunk-the latter in such depth ofwater as to cause
the loss Of several lives. The weather ex-
tremey foggy, that, as far learn, blame
be attached to either party.
II is impossible for us to give all the particulars Of
this melancholy affair." but we have heard one two
circumstances, that ought for the sake of those inter-
ested, 10 be mentioned. A servant girl in the en-
ploy Of Henry Pemberton, Esq OF Quebec, saved
two Of that gentleman's children, by placing them
her shoulders, and keeping them in that position for
two hours, when opening made through
the upper deck, and they thus saved from drown
ing.
Several other ladies also in the quale for
ly two hours-among the number Mrs Duval
and Mrs Chisholm, of Three rivers The Baggage
has, Less, been injured and the arrival here
of many of the passengers, scarcely clothed, has Civ
en- us the idea ofthe loss ured.JMontreaL Times
of "Wednesday.
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LUCY n. HoWEs' ESTATE.

VNNHE subscribers having been appointed by tho
II Hon. Probate Court Tor the District of Calcdo-
mia, commissioners, TO receive, examine, and adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons against the
Estate Of
LUCY Fl. HoWEs,
late of ST. Johnsbury, in said district deceased, repre-
scented insolvcnt, and the term Of six months from
the 22d day ofAprl ls43 being allowed by said Court
to the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice that
we will attend to the duties of appointment at
the dwelling house Of Jos. Hutchinson, in st. Johns
bury, IN said district, the LIST day Of July and OH
the 23d day of October, ls43, at one o'clock, after
noon, each of said days.
ST. Johnsbury, May 81, A. D. Is45.
MOSES KITTREDGE
s05w3 EPHRAIM JEWETT, 00m'"'
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
KXTE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans, commissioners, TO receive, examine, and
adjust the clams& demands of all pcrsons,ug tho
Estate Of
CHARLES KINGsBURY, ESQ.
late of Derby in said district deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from tho
this date being allowed for that purpose, hereby
give notice. that we will attend the business of
appointment. at the dwelling house of Eliza
kingsbury, in said Derby, the first Mondays Of
July and October next,at o'clock, Pm each of
said days. aa
S s : s s SASSs;
Derby, May 1s4s. 3O5w3'
HON. ELIAS BEMIss IRIS ESTATE.
TENHE subscribers having been appointed by the
H. Hon. Probate Court for the District of Caledo
MIA, commissioners, 10 receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands of oil persons, against tho
Estate of
ELIAS BEMrss, JR.
late Of Lyndon, Iii said district, deceased, repre-
scented nsovont and the term of six months from
the 18th day Of April A, d. 1913, bcing allowed by
said Court to the creditors of said deceased exhib
it and prove their respective claims before us-Do
give notice that we will attend TO the duties Of
appointment at the dwelling house of Huldah
H. Bemiss, in Lyndon, in said district, on the 1Ith
day of July and the Sd day of October next at
o'clock, afternoon on each of said days.
Lyndon. May 26th. A. d. ls43.
EPHRAIM PADDOCK, }
F. L. WALKER, SCommssioncrs
EPHRAIM CHAMBERLAIN, ) 305w3
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w AN TIE D,

w n " L " d.
PY the subscribers, any quantity Of good clean
D Fleece Woo-2 tons Of good Butter-l00
yards Tow Cloth, in exchange for Goods.
E. JEWETT & CO.
June /, IS43. sos
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

DEATH OF NoAH WEBSTER, LL.D.-The New
Haven papers the death at that place in his
s5th year. of this distinguished BAmercun. Coming
Of the old stock, who were among the founders of
Hartford, in Connecticut, Mr. Webster had the high
qualities Of the antique race, which reckoned labor,
perseverance toll and trouble, as nothing in compar-
son with the discharge duty, and the achievement
Of honorable fame Mr. Webster's will live
while the language endures-for of that language he
by his school books may be said to have furnished the
key to all learners; while in his grea Dictionary, he
has erected to it most magnificent and enduring
temple. ] he immediate Of MIR Webster's death
was an attack of plnrisy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

IDFThe Steamer Acadia arrived at Boston June
/, but it brought no foreign news of Importance An
account is given Of Imaginable mistake by the British
Custom House. The Atlas gives the STORY as fol-
lows:
SIN the ship Niagara, which sailed some short time
since from this port 400 bales Of American manufac-
tured goods, from the Boot and Suffolk Cotton Mills
at Lowell Mass, and the Stark Mills, Mt Munches-
ter, ~ H. were shipped to London We find, by
papers received by the Acadia that ON the arrival of
the goods in the London Dock, they were seized by
the Custom House Officers, under the supposition Of
an intention Of fraud upon the English Manufacturers
The Officers Of the British Customs seeing the word
"Manchester," on some Of the bales, and not dream
ing there was such place Manchester any where
in the world out Of Engand-and not being perfect
y certain of the existence Of such country as these
United States, and least Of all supposng that the
balistc letters, N IL stood for important part of
the world as the Loco-Foco State Of New Hamp-
shire, pounced upon these intrudng competitors a
gainst their own avorte products and seized the I'M
conscious products IN Her Gracious Majesty's,- the
Qeen's name''
Earrings, Brothers & Co. made the proper explana-
ton to the Government Of the facts in the case and
the goods will probably be delivered to the owners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
DOCTOR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DISPENsARY,. POLY Fulton street.
~ GIeenwich.-Dr MORRISON, Member Of the Roy.
Coegs Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon the
British Navy continues be consulted dent ally from
o'clock A. NJ to 10 NJ all diseases of private nature
and all those maead by uueducated persons assuming
the duties Of the qualified surgeon DR.. Ms ability 10 fulfil
his and strict honor dschareng
his dutv well known to citizens he addresses himself
strangers advising them not to place under ad
verispg doctor, without reading his college diploma the
only test against imposition Dr. NJ daily cosnpited by
still leaving the poison TO Turk the until ultimately
In all Dr. Nj perfect without mercury
hIndrance from business In forms of the disease he
in to DAYS, and in proportion in malignant His
medicines not unpleasant and convenient
FORMS and DEFY detection.
STRUCTURES OF 'URETHRA-obstruction. in the
urehra such structures aud enlargement of the prostate
glands, accompanied with much and dull in
those parts of the consequences OF NAL
DR.. M structures scientific manner, promoting their
absorption without Persons who from reading catchpen-
books be frightened
tie belief that they the affects Of structure have the
opinion of Dr. NJ without any charge Persoas frequently
told by quacks they have structure when in truth they have
not
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Those suffering from
the cs OF secret destructive habit would do well To call
on Or NJ who %l without any charge demonstrate 90 them
which aggravated by the OF s21:
nc and the basis OF all such being tnctne of Spanish flies
stimulates only e. create greater depression
Letters paid and containing Fee will medicine
and advice Of the Unon and warranted
N: B-Wrh one exception, DR. NJ is the only qualified adj
vertsIng the city, See his diplomas
his Office. 20ih Fulton street. p30 lmsr
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR. COOPER IA Duane street,
between Chatham and William streets, takes this method
oil informing citizens and that he has for the last
years confined his practice solely the of Veaerea
Mercura and other diseases Of delicate Although il
considered BY portion Of the medical profession species
the advantage the unfortunate Of dsesse
derive from regularly educated physician devong his
ton particular branch of the profession
20 You not employ surgeon TO amputae limb Ito
list On disease Of the Ito dentist for operation
teeth land 70 surgeon noted for the Of Syphilis WHEN
that those perfect in this branch because they only
practice at It. Dr. Cooper celebrated Lock Hos
p and has for ten enjoyed 5e practice
in this Of medical man New York Hecan the
most aggravated Of Syphilis, and mild removed in
two TO hve days The Dr. regularly educated physician and
cure performed deplorbls Of the
that presented TO the Dr. where the disease has been driven
into the system by ouacs to break again the form Of
spo and ulcers the body pains the joints throat
night sweas and emaciaton. The Dr. will in every
rant cure make charge.
by which he the worst form Of Structure
TO two weeks with scarcely the patient Irritation
OF the urera, gland the neck Of the Bladder
are sometimes mistaken for Structure by general
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometime. called Sc
minel Weakness, brought by secret habit INDUCED by
Young Thi. whore freely INDUCED the greatest
SUMPTION Dyspepsia emaciaon Of the frame and finally end,
complete diocy DR.. Cooper will effect radical in
such and restore the constitution original
that by mild and simple Of medicine warrant
cd In every case charge Post paid letter.. describing
complaint and enclosing 49, attended Patients attended
member Duane between William and Chatham sts.
dc lmsr
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SS STEISTYEE AER re GYfE n

FORE the public few mo,t deeply interesting facts
and often axs in who a not in the east
aware il; next very notion prevails respecting
of the notion; then that there are tres par
cuar circumstances by which Structure may be always
known-and place. the cure Of structure
time
With regard TO the first Of those remarks -
Gonorhea III for ns.rrce that disease Is suffered to cont
from pcath to mouth month"; il slides geet
= S Nc ~ sna .Sona ~
known that gleet implies chronic Inflammation Of the pas
which naturally in thcksning and this thick
length :" time !. aT from syinS Dormant bSt Is he hidden
also Of nervous and dyspepiic kind ' - 'N' wa '
But what especially leads the attention OF from this disorder
i che idea tS structure exf 70 long ne IpsSmen
striking change D ss,. re.rsct indcsd nishsa Or inter.
and il prevent very state that these remarks are pub
ished. -
M so,o which
how Of this description swarm about this city and that
they will sell their nosum long any win buy .ren
medatey acknowledge that all the medicine in the world
alone structure la proof of this nothing
common than for the writer 70 be consulted by
and pills. and cordas and the like for months together
n u S an seeing the real nature OF tho a no has
With view Of preventing these mpositions therefore,
desirable lay before public few plain crcuu-
erous there are three 81 especial import and these three
Pc stated very arc tho following The first relates
TIE MANNER o. usIArra-t has been already SAID tn.
need be much diminished or mpeded Bat observe
attenvely after il is finished and the clothes are readd
whether drop or two will ever steal so as 1.-THE
nothing is indicative Of structure. The next Is
II I. d;fcn 10 ,av how long (nnoyrhss or f;eef yr