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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-12
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WTE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon Probate Court for the District of Orleans
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust oil
claims and demands of all persons against the Es-
tate of MOODY BEDLE,
late of Troy in said district, deceased, represented
nsolvent, and all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, and six months from this date being
allowed for that purpose hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our appointment at
the dwelling house of Hannah Farman, in said Troy
on the LIST Monday of October and last Monday of
December next ten o'clock, on each of said days.
w. BILLINGS, }
J. H. MILLER, commissioners.
STEPHEN ROBARTs, ) s17w3
OLIVER POWERS ESTATE.
gHNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
II Hon. Probate Court for the District of Caedo-
mia, commissioners, to receive examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons, against the
Estate of
OLIVER POWERS, ..
late of Lyndon, in said district, deceased, repre-.
scented insolvent, and the term of six months from
the 9Th day of August, being allowed by said Court.
the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove
their respective, claims before us-Do give notice
that will attend to the duties of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling house of widow Celia Pow
ers, in Lyndon, in said district on the 18th dav of
December and on the 7th day of February 1874.
at one o'clock, afternoon, on each of said days
E. b. CHASE,
EPHRAIM CHAMBERLIN, Commissioners
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
u The RnxERs are singing at Louisville.

From the Courier 4. Enquirer.
A, the approaching when the delightful urury
Of bathing be inalg-d would be veil impress upon
The lovers Of tie the superior advantages resulting
the use OF 'a ,caty instead Of ressPecialy tina, Of h-
hot salt water baths.
Aspiring and summer their -nera,ing influence mp
the human frame all that bracs aad tonic pow
On tb- system should BE- gladly sought after Pte-min
mt power and influence stands the mentioned
The 6-st medical testimony will sustain saying ha
OPERATION IS twoold rst producing free evacuation from
tbs skin, OF all tia, mpedes natural functions (Which
are great and secondly at ,- moment producing an
Absorption Of Us powerful ouc properties into The BODY e
-ctas eyiy!as With hot fresh wa,er noucht
but debility aad aIaton Produced and for thai reason
medical nea recommend 1t for spasmodic affections Try
The not salt water bath oa who have not and our word for
you viii never use any other willingly The pa,t sal,
water he world Is found The Fulton Ferry Brooklyp
~sFe all aPpuenances appliances and means 10 boot To-
sether with polite aud genteuany treatment will found
And especially would recommend ,hss- baths 10 the fai.
est fragile form of the softer SEX who may there find all thar
their weats Elay require Chef Of a. the jewels heai
MEDICUs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
albany and Buffalo Railroad.

To the Editor q tie Tribune
In the Tribune of the 18th INST there is an
article headed (" Albany and Buffalo Railroad
which does not contain correct information. The
distance between the two points IS 326 miles, and
the rates OF f.rs as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

~ ew copes Of the illustrated London News .no m
also OF Punch, The London Chsn'ai' receiver p' VIZ
Britannia arr still FOR sale at tins Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

F,RE-A fire at Maysvc, Ky, a few nights
since DESTROYED the stable Of .. III. Davis, the
grocery store OF Ncssrs. Cutter x Gray, whose
property was insured Tor $4,000, the office Of
Collins x Brown, Editors OF the Maysvic Eagle
insured for s 1000, the building of Mcssrs. Lee,
insured for $1,000 and that Of Mr. Frank, on
which was an insurance of $4,000. The whole
loss is estimated at S25,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

u 1t IS now said that Mr. Webster is to re-
man IN the Cabinet until Autumn. These contra
dictory stones prove one thing at least-,hat no
one knows any thing about the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

FRsr Bosr-The steamer Fairport, from De-
truit, arrived at Cleveland on the Goth inst, be-
ing the first boat from Detroit TINS season The
captain reported that he passed large quantities OF
ice on his way down.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

1yz-.. viator1 wntes from New-Bruns~ick, y j to
complain ,a, the grounds surrounding Rntger' Coilee are
devoted 10 bean poe7 corasalks poatohills &C. hstes'
Of NOR, Parnasan adonnen II IL is true that W sfo"n'
smmedioteiy surrounding the Collsse buildings e 20
;a t ,e.r,c,, il not consistent with trne u,ii''y-
h., r .h,,,;sc ~. cannot swell the chorus OF 'itoi
deo,ecatiop The corn-bs probably in'1"ae' S
prc,cal nt to the students a, ai',rl'h9"a 10 " 'os
serly e,rpe v hoaest lusrry ard each OF them "s
REQUIRED 10 take these grounds iof '"o 'u'
,oo,n;o w believe his moral and mental as well as
,,h would thereby promoted.-sul we com
o.,d v,,or, complaint to the attention Of the Trustees
~ Fora Len.r from Piusburg, HGyf'en Rerotu''on'
- For Stansas Distress in England Distressed .7n-
fhors, &C.. see Last Page n.
10 The paragraph on the frs, page concerning Dr.
ARsns remains ehoud be credited to the Loui' Jour
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

A PlRArE.-Thc Nassau Royal Gazette OF the
Sth, contains a letter from Capt. Slhman, Of the
Am. brig Rcbecca, at anchor at Hcneaugua ad.
dressed to the American Consul ut Nassau, IN
which lie states that plratcal schooner was LUX.
ing between Santa Cruz and Trinidad. a schr,
arrived at Santa Cruz the day before the he.
becca left, was reported to have been boarded by
the pirate somewhere among The Keys to the
westward of Santa Cruz, towards Trinidad. The
pirate is represented as fore and aft schooner,
with about fifty men OF board
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

A BANK RIor.---lt was rumored III st. Louis
on the 18th inst that design was on foot TO mob
The Bank Of Illinois, at Shawncetowri. Some 4o0
PERSONS were concerned, and were to meet IN
Shawncetown on certain evening. Only fifty
of them arrived The number being insufficient,
they thought it prudent to defer the undertaking
to IA future day. Mr.. p, one OF the bank agents,
considered the bank in danger; he became
alarmed, and drew the specie for the amount he
had--20 cents on the dolar-and received cerlh
Gates for the balance and left for farther West.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

NJ Two THocs.SD PouNps Of Brewer Tyre ate IN os:
ressr No orders viii be attended to aness ACCOMPANIED
b. The cash The Tyre from the foundry Of Gorss Bruce
and in good order Price 20 eents per po''nd cash
~ Aso about FIVE HUNDRED rounds Asat at 30 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

REMARKADLE WnRLwIND.-ShipO Oxford, Rath-
bone, at Liverpool, from New York, met with
remarkable whrlwind on the passage. At tho
time, the ship was under singlc-reefcd topsalls,
and the sea quite still. Appearances indicated
no sudden alteration of the weather, when, all at
once, the foremast went by the board. The fore
mast passed over the fore part OF the ship, leaving
the after part unharmed. One man was washed
cvcrhOard
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

The FIRE AT NEwBERN, n. C.-Thc Newbcrn
Spectator gives the following summary from the
report OF the Committee appointed BY the Town
Commissioners to inquire into the circumstances
of the late fire in that town: Number of sufferers
about 20 buildings destroyed, l2O; dwellings, so;
stores, S; warehouses, l3; houses occupied by
colorcd persons, s. steam mill, {; bakery, | {;
ouhouscs, 4 (; estimated amount Of the loss,
100000 a Committee has been appointed TO
raise subscriptions for the sufferers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

q The Treasurer of the village of Auburn
has gone TO parts unknown. as we learn from the
Tocsln. There are several particular friends
making anxious inquiries of his whereabouts,
viz:-the village of Auburn, $4,000; the va
nous Funds of the Corporation, $1,000; md
yiduals, $4,000, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DUEL.-The Picayunc contains an account Of
a duel fought on the 18th instant between two
Creole gentlemen of La, Mr.. Brush and Nh.
Mrnson The weapons were small swords. Mf'
b. was thrust through the body and was not e1,
peclcd to survive; Mr.. VI. was slightly wounded
in the head. This was their second meeting; 81
the first Mr.. NJ. was hit
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

ssulclDE-Mr. S. Dean, for many years hgeh'
of the Union Manufacturing Company Of ha.'
chester, Conn. hung himself on the 2oth n1., n.-
He had been in low spirits for some time. hs
age was abot 80 years.
FIRE AT BKooKLYN.-The upper part Oh I''
house Ms. 80 Hicks street, Brooklyn, was ns,
stroyed by fire on Tuesday morning. Loss sp
S!,500. Mr. Pearsall, who occupied the ~" gse
part, had insurance to the amount oi s''''
Most Of his goods were remoyed.
TIE CABIyEr--.W Wc learn from Washlngl0on, :, '~, ~
the President has determined that there saah "
change III the Cabinet al present. -AW"-
u The T. s schr. Flirt, sailed from caaf,s.. .s.
ton on the Goth instant, on special service u -
Gulf Of Mexico. She is commanded BY JOIN ?
Davis. Henry Ed, Jr. Let Lieutenant; lee :,
Fleming, I'd do.
u- The Missouriis is rising rapidly, and wsls1aa a.a
that the warehouses along the river are cus sssat.
with produce waiting an opportunity of sltaS v. suS
The boats from that quarter are full OF lIs.sr
passengers. st. LOUIS Ne"
u We learn from the Tennessee paPess - III
there was shower of sulphur in some pA1, 1,ur
that State on Wednesday of last week .tsd
Tennessee neighbors ought to be duly laa''
that they 90, no fire with their brlnlseone lam
a. The Little Rock Times OF the lOIn rsc s,n
announces the death of William Cum1ras' IN. ~
one of the most distinguished and co'rsss .-sca s
clans Of Arkansas. He was a native OF ''As-
County, Kentucky. rse
u The Arctic Circle is so named os N che
during the Deluge when Noah got thss. rau,e
ticks " in the Ark died. Ararat derives ~ ,,sre
from the fact that when the Ark stoppe" -
was Mt e'er rat found.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

o. The public generally arc not sufficiently
aware, we believe, that the franking privilege OIL
members Of Congress ceases when they are 10
longer members. They often are subject to post
age, after the termination Of their connexim
with the national Legislature, which is sometimes
burdensomc. We have been induced to dIiec'
public attention 10 this fact from having casaan}
learned that the postage paid by Mr.. Gays
enormous. National Inteigenceh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

j. The Piebciaa is very severe on the Com
ing business-spending money first and appro-
pElating II aiterward. What does il think OF the
same thing if done By a Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

u Mason, the Irisilman who was arrested at
Philadelphia on suspicion of beng the nurdcrcr
of Mr.. and Mrs PaFthemorc, has been taken back
TO Harrisburg and examined y correspondent
of the L. 5. Gazette says he has already proved
where he was during all the time exccp, for four
hours when the murder was committed; and that
him all tina, time. McWhor,er. to whom Mason
is said to have confessed his guilt, now ,estities
to nothing of the kind He SAYS Mason only told
him he had been arrested on Suspicion of having
committed the murder. Mason says he was try
ing to eiope from his wife, and that he wished to
be secreted on board the vessel to secure his de-
paflure. IL seems most pIooaoic mat nc VIII be
agaih discharged
TnE MoHEcAS-Thc persons injured by the
bursting Of the Mohegan's boiler on Monday
eveninp wen, tyo German lew D.dJ,rc r,,,o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

1- The corner stone of new Methodist
Church was laid in Baltimore on the 25tl. Ad-
dresses were delivered BY Bishop Waugh and Rev.
j. A. Collins
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

u The fellow known to many of our citizens
as Count Barato,' pretending to be Greek, has
recently been delivering lectures at New Orleans,
and at the conclusion of one of them was request
cd 10 accompany two gentlemen TO his former
clearinghouse, where he had been guilty of a
gross outrage He was made to confess his H.
fanny and then cowhidcd by negro till he could
scarcely stand He is said to have richly mer.
tied the severe ilogging he received.
= The GIcns' Falls Clarion says the bridge
across the Hudson river, at the guard-lock below
Fort Miller, was carried away on Monday OF last
week. This will subject boatmcn to consdcra-
bic inconvenience until it is rebuilt. The guard
locks at the head of Glen's Falls feeder were over
flowed on Tucsday-no damage, however, was
done. On Wednesday morning the water began
TO subslde
d Two lads recently left their home in LIN
nalas, Me- III pursuit Of deer they lost their
way and wandered about for three days without
food OF shelter. The cider of the two then left
the other in search Of assistance, but before it
could be obtained his companion pershcd from
starvation. His body was found evidently soon
after his dcccase
SnAKsrEARA's DRAMATIC WORKS AND POEMS
Harper & Brothers have published the fourth
number Of Shakespeare. This is the ouly perfect
edition, containing a large body OF critical and
explanatory notes, and numerous ctchings on
steel. The entire work viii be conpriscdn in eight
numbers. Price - cents each. For sale at this
office.
Il TIE CYoLoPkDn or BIBLICAL LITERATURE
by JoHN kI1~ro, will be published in fifteen mum
beEs, Of eighty pages each. at 375 cents per num-
Der. 1t Wi! embrace vast amount of inlorma
ton on Biblical subjects and will be found erni
ncnty scrviceablc in the study of the Sacred vol
ume. 1t is published by VI. II. Newman, 1879
Broadway
1- The corner stone of new Methodist
Church was laid in Baltimore on the 25tll Ad-
dresses were delivered BY Bishop Waugh and Rev
J. a. Collins.
u Hon. II. $. LEGAsg, L. $. Attorney Gene
raj, Is at present IN Charleston, 5. C..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

i Hon. II. S. LEGAsg, e. $. Attorney Gene
al, is at present in Charleston, 5. C..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

IL The Loco Foco Prison appointments at
>ing-Sing kicking up quite dust in West-
chester The Citizens OF tha, County are COM
petely set aside in the filing OF the fat Offices,
while Admiral Hoffman is brought from Herki-
mer 10 be Agent, and Elam Lynds irom Cay
uga to be Keeper. The Admiral will probably
do well; but Lynds's appointment takes all abach.
We little thought he would have chance TO fog
prisoners again.
u The Albany Caucus as Mr.. Van Buren,
Legislative train-bearers are irreverently styled
BY the Madisonian, having concocted their Ad-
dress, nominating Van Buren, and endorsing
Bouck, gravely resolved that erery Members
name should be signed to tkis address tcdo did
not expressly Gtree. the contrary. This is new
way to secure union and harmony on paper.
u We arc concerned to hear OF division IN
the Tyler ranks, which threatens to shade the
brilliant prospect of the Captains reelection
The Baltimore Patriot asserts rery positively that
Mr. Webster will be a candidate for next Presi-
dent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
the rates OF fare as follows !:

4 ticket can he procured at either end Of the
route for the whole way through icr Sll 30.
1t s proposed by the several Companies to put
third train on the route To start from each city
at u O'Clock, noon, By which two trains of cars
will be furnished one class at eight dollars and
the other at four dollars for the whole distance,
~, sc,-cral ectinLIs. III -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

u We are indebted to the Express of NIesrs.
ADAMS & Co. for Eastern papers IN advance OF
the mail.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-04

THE subscriber would inform his friends ,ad
4 the public in general that he has on hand
large assortment, OF saddles ana Harnesses '9e"
Mated brass Japan and common Harnesses, double
and single sets portable and tree Saddles, brides
and haliers also large assortment, OF Trunks Of
all kinds and sizes. and all oihet kinds OF work
usually made in saddler's Shops The above art.
cles will be sold very low for cash OF most KINDS OF
country produce such rs beef or young cattle next
October, or grain the January following, or wool
next summer
All persons wishing TO purchase any Of the above
articles are requested TO call and examine before
purchasing 90, 49,,
Rutland Dee. "a, is43 5Sl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-04

Two valuable farms. pleasantly situated 10
i Mount Holly, about "a of mile south rom
Hun,oon's Inn, on the main road TO the South WI,
lace. containing about 40 acres, well waiered and
excellent for ersss and grazing There are on the
premises two dwelling houses, five large barns, two
large COW houses, and Other out buildings for the
accommodation of dairy, and other purposes
There are also two apple and two maple orchards,
and /, the farm lately owned by Silas Sargent The
aforesaid premises will be sold together separate
". may best suit ,he purchaser part ofthe pur
chase money must be paid down; for the remainder
liberal credit will be given. For sale, also, two
Houses and lots, pleasantly situated in Poultney
East Village. Reference may he had to Hon.
Zimri Howe ofCasiston, and to Mr. Alonzo Howe
Of Poultney. EVskBIA WHEELER.
East Poultney, February 10, 1914. TAI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-04

We recommend the work entitled manhood,
ETC. to the careful pcrusal Of persons Of all class
IS. The moral as well as phrsIesl advantages
10 result fun such Perusal will bs most readily
Recognized and felt b, those Who stand mos, IN
need OF them. - Phonlr Journal.
We do not think We 60 too far in saving that 30
cieiy is dseply indebted to the author or producing
so valuable, so useful, so much wanted. and so
truly moral wotk. --Ccnserrai'rs Journal.
The work entitled Manhood" is one Of the few
books now coming before the public on such a sub
lecl which can Law claim TO the character OF being
strictly professional at the lime that 1t il fnlly
intelliei6le to all who read H. The moral and med :
ical precep,s given IN il render Invaluable. Magnet
This impor,an, work has been motto ed in the Her.
aid before, but we take advantage OF the issue OF
fourth edition TO refer 10 II again The subject is one
OF untold importance. The vice Of which Il heats
is supposed, by competent judges, to be generally
prcvalen, aud growing; Il IS spreading ihrough the
community decriped bodies and decayei minds
and p.opllng insane hospitals and the grave. Some
OF the highest msdical authorities pronounce 1t the
great scourre of civilization Ii is ABSOLUTELY terrific
TO read Tissot, Deslsndes, and other writer's who
have treated of the extent OF this destructive habit
the facility with which it is cont, acted in childhood
and even in infancy, aud its deplorable effects on
body and soul II is a triumph OF humanty.ss well
morality that the vice has a, las, been stripped Of
the false delicaoy which screened it, and that scion
thc men have intcrposed TO rescue the young from
It's ruin. -[Zion's Herald.
For sale by OTIS, BROADERS & Co. Boston
and by the principal booksellers throughout the US.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-04
Just pubiishcd-Price so cents; 1000 copies sold
In three months after its pubIicati0ni
ANHOCD

CAUSES Of its premature Decline. with direc-
tons for lis perfect Restoration. Addressed to
those suffering from the destructive effect Of Ex-
cessive Indulgence. Solitary Habits, &c. &c. BY
r., Deslandes, NJ. ID. Translated from he French,
with many additions, by an American Physician
Seventh edition 252 pp Is mo, full bound in cloth.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
PHYSICIANS OF extensive observations, and Super
lntendanis OF establishments for the moral manage
mem of lunaiics, concur in assuring US that the
canser worm Of death is gnawine at the vitals OF
many youth Of all ages, in all count es,too, por
irayed by the author. fihis work were once free
" circulated, the tendency would be beneficial, be-
cause like an alarm gun, it would give warning in
season To avert threatened danger. IL might thus
drive away a hend that would ruin soul and body al
the same instant, and blight the dawn Of lie before
the individuals conscious Of his duty himself to
society or To his Maker .-Bosion Medical aud SurS-
tea! Journal
consider Deslands book as decidedly the best
treatise exiant in the French or English language.
The subject is extremely important, and one too
much overlooked by our profession generally. and
the evils OF the which yonr publication
treats are not appreciated by the commun,v al.
though the presented in your book fright
fol. Ye, judging from tho many patients who have
been under my treatment, they have not been over
drawn.-A. sydney Doarne, W d. Nec York.
The work OF Deslandes by pointing on, the dis
eases resulting from excuses. the evils which ar,
/ manifest IN every insane asvlum' no less man u
the shattered constitution Of those INDUCING will d.
much to preren, the vice, which by lis prevalence
among tho Young, has much influence on IN
present as well The future, wei being OF many
! ly.4IlOs L.H,J, Jr ~ D., Boiion
/ The ,ire is doubtless very much more common
/ IN this country than is generally supposed, or ika
most medical men are ready 10 behsve. that It is
! fightful source OF III health and fatal disease wit
I the Young, have M doubt hope, therefore, IN
book will go into extensive circulation. The view
/ OF the writer are excellent on this subject DR..
n WoodtsSrd' Superintendent Of hs InsSns Ho.
pii0l al Worcester.
The presen, work aboanis IN well authenlicste
cases, going folly 10 subSianale the position take
BY the author and cannot be read without pfOducin
. deep conviction ihai something ought TO be done
chez. this deplor.b.e esil.-Z.On'I Herald
The volume. Do~ published, will prove en-
Reully useful, and deserving the confederation OF a
70 whom Is committed the responsible trus, {
Inorsl AMI i.hyslcsl edVesuen,-JeAa ". Franc,
N. d., Aes York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-04
A Farm for Sale.

TINE Subscriber hereby makes known to the
Il public, that he has Farm for sale, whercon
he now lives, lying, and being in Ira, containing
about one hundred and twenty of the frs, rate
Of land for blowing. moving, and pasturng-wih a
fine sugar orchard, and wood lot, an excellant
apple orchard, with different kinds of grated fruit
of the hes, quality Also good dwelling house,
thirty and half feet long, by twenty four wide,
one and a half story high; all furnished in good or
der, with pump in the kitchen, and cellar under
the whole house. Also, WOOD and carriage house
in good repair; thirty and forty foot barn, and
good shed. Possession given tho LIST OF April for
further particulars, enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises
EDWAY MAHURAN.
Ira, March 7. 1919.