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NEW SPRING GOODS.

Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest
style and importation, which for beauty of style and
! texture, together with the manner they will be made
and rimm' d. he thinks cannot be surpassed by any
other establishment in the Union, HIS terms will be
as moderate as the quality of The articles admit.
His Stock comp lses in part
Superior black French
g Wool dyed black English
" &" " Blue
g Brown
Green OF various shades -
" black Cashmeretl a beau.
tiful article for gentle
mems Summer Coats,
Superior Wool dyed black English \ 3
" blue
bPk French Doe Skin
Fancy Elastic French
black single Milled
VESTINGS.
Superior PLAN black Satin
Fancy
Rich Figured Paris Silks
&c French Cuttings
8" Wove Silk figured Chally
Wove figured London Versailles
'' Satin striped "
Plain while
Fancy London
Also beautiful assortment of Fancy articles, COM
prsing bInck and Fancy Satin Scarfs and Silk CIa-
va,s, white Canbrck and Fancy Silk Hankerchefs
black and white Silk, Fancy kid and black Hoskin
Gloves, Stocks, Collars, Bosoms and Suspenders.
Orders from distance promptly attended to
N. B. All iEGeb bed respectfully solicited 10 call
and settle either by Cash Mole
THOs. R. FENTREss.
April II, 1643. 442-6t.
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CHARLESTON, June !, 1912. 442-6t.
CAh communications for the MAGNoLTA should
hereafter be addressed 'the Publishers of The II
NoIIA, Charleston, S. CO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

In Danville, 9th inst. Of eryspelas, Martha Ca.
isla, daughter of Theron Howard, ESQ aged II
months.
In Danvlle, 9th inst. of cryspeaS, Mrs Ann T..
aged SO, wife of Mr. Milo Ii. Blodgeu, aud daughter
of Mr. Nathan Field.
In S,n,han. N. ~. 9Th inst Madam Wingntc,
let fine late Hon, Payne Wing,te, nged 700 years
S'months and IA days.
IL CharteSton, 18th inst. Mrs Lucy y. wife of Mr.
Richard Chaplin, and daughter Of Mr. Asa Lee, Of
this town, aged 49, She embraced the christian ro-
ision in early ei ard during illness Of about 7
months which was consumption, she comfored
with the hope of blissiuI Immortality hey ond the
grave leaving her husband with children to mourn
her departure Com,
In Charleston, Dec o, MELINDA, wife Of Hiram
Hutchinson, aged 50 years and months. The do
ceased hnd long been worthy member of the Meth
odlst Up. hurch, and testified to all around Of tho
commences Of The christian religion, which enabled
her to bear her short but distressing illness with
posure and mistaken faith in the blessed Redeemcr
although she thus in the meridian Of lie and
usefulness called to leave kind and affectonte hus-
band, dear and interesting children, she enabled
to say, the Lords will be done Com.
In Burke, IAN Sth Of erysipeus, LuvrA, daush-
ter Of Erasmus und Mary Burt, in her Goth year. az
ter illness Of so hours, which she bore with chris
tan patience and resignation She had endenred
herself 10 her family and friends and in NJ particular
rnunncr to her aged mother who had been confined
by illness for nearly year, Ivy patient attendance
upon her wants. She was not only kind in her "a.
theirs family, but ready to assist IN the neigh
horhood when needed. ny this stroke Of Providence,
the parents nrc bGreIi Of dut,fu and amiabe duugh
ter and society Of one Of its brightest ornaments.
Pr'ntcrs in N. Y. will, Sc Com.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
ASSionce'S Sale,

NoY virtue Of Sunlry DEGREES in Bankruptcy, iSdu
Ed ed out of the District Court of the United States
for The District Of Vermont, vestng in me the Jont
Estates of the Bankrupts ns therein set firth, aud ny
order of said Court, will sell at public auction on
the 9th day Of February next, at tho dwelling house
of Odlin Sanhorn, in Morgan, AT noon, one pair OF
three years old Steers, three years old Heller one
ycarling Heer and two shoats, the assets Of said
Sanhorn.
ALSO, At the dwelling house Of Jonathan S.
Whilcher, in Derby, on the 18th day of February
neAt, at l o'clock. p. NJ. quantity OF Hay and
Grain, and lOOlbs Clover seed together with sundry
demands and accounts, choGes in action, assets Of
said Whicher.
ALSO, At the store Of Jesse Wiley in Derby,
the l4lh day of February next, at noon, wagon,
harness. and other articles of personal property, to-
gcther with sundry notes, the assets oiJohn NJ Mar
tin.
ALSO, At the dwelling house Of Simeon AlIboe,
Jr. in Salem, on the | 5th day of February next, ut
moan. NIL right, title and interest Norman NSe has iu
and to Lot No. H. in Salem, the assets Of Norman
Nve.
ALSO, At Ezra Iohoson's Inn, in Troy. on the
9Th day of February next, at o'clock, l.. NJ all in
tercs james CraiGue has in and 10 certain lots of
land in the town fJay undr certain incumh Tnnces.
Also all interest said Crague has in half OF the
the lot of Land in T,oy now occupied hy Ray
Davis under certain circumstances, together with
suntrv accounts and demands, chosrs In action, tho
assets of James Craiguc.
ALSO, At the dwelling house Of Rnlih Garfield,
in Glover on the 2 LIST day OF FcbTuafy next, at ono
O'Clock, p. Nj. a bond ior deed ni Lo No. 81 IN
said Glover, except 80 of of the south side OF
said lot. together with certain articles of personal
property and certain chooses iii action, the assets Of
Ralph Garfield.
ALSO, On the 2ls dry of February next, at the
meeting house in Glover. slip No. 3, on the
south side of said house, assets of John Cuumer
ALSO. AT the time and place certain note,
assets of Lewis Barber.
2s6w3 JACOB BATES, Assignee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
A Farm for Sale,

FENiIE subscriber ors his farm f,r sale, situated in
NJ Lyndon, lying about three miles from Lyndon
Corner. Said farm contains
TWO HUNDRED avn EIGHTY ACRES
OF EXCELLENT L,3yND.
The said farm is well watrred tho buildings sail
farm are, good Barn and n small Dwelling HOUSE;
about seventy five under improvement. and the
remainder is well wooded and tn'ered, with cx.
ccllen sugar Orchard containing about two thousand
trees.
The said farm will he sold in pieces, or altogether.
to suit those that wish to purchase. The terms Of
payment will he part to he paid down. and credit
will he given for the remainder. For farther iufur-
nation inquire of The subscriber the premises.
PERSON SWASEY.
Lyndon, Jan. H. lS43 2S6wS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.

AZ late celebration of the landing Of the Pilgrims
by the New England Society at New Orleans, Judge
ALEXANDER PORTER responded to call upon him
which is TINS noticed by the Pcayune;
Quite the happiest speech of the evening that
of Judge Porter whi kept the table in Il roar while
it touched deeply the sensib,ies Of every Yank ee
present. He closed his remarks with the following
sentiment:
"'The Rock of Plymouth The prophet Of old
struck the rock and living water gushcd forth. The
pilgrim "Gthers touched New England, and virtue,
learning civilizations and freedom sprung up beneath
their ftet.'
New England man (says The Picayune) should
hear this sentiment introduced in graceful eloquence
and in strange land, TO appreciate the emotions
which it excited
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
a ssE%saCc'S Sasc.

BY virtue of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy, Issued
Of tho District Cour, of the United States for the
District of Vermont, vesting in the estate of Mel
son Hatch, Bankrupt, therein set forth, and by
prdrr of said Court. vii! sill at public auction at
the residence of said Hatch IN Brunswick. on tic
i4th day of February, 1913, at O'Clock, p. M. the
following scrhed property. TO wit. two Horses.
colt l COW calf hog. 3 harnesses, l wagon,
single sleigh. Timber for barn frame. hinges 70;
barn doors, lots ofland in Brunswick. W. 5000
feet Of boards. tho Darkrup's interest in certain
crops, notes, accounts &c. &c the assets Of said
Hatch. REUBEN G. BEN TON, Assignee.
l., nenbuish Jan. 90. 1913 2S6w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
ttss2 Ag5.gGa

In this town, Jan. IA, Of consumption, Mr. ROBERT
SWEET, aged 35. Mr. S deservedly esteemed
in life md his death is sincerely lamened by large
circle Of friends and acquaintances About ten years
since he protested his faith and hope in the Savior S
hardening n,ercv and during his distressing sickness
and especially us he drew to his end. he expo
renced sweet peace and joy in believing. and quiet
" left this world, confident in hope, of better and
happier existence in the next
In Danville. Jan. 10, SIBBEL, wife OF Mr. Alpine
Farr, aged So.
In lrasburgh, Jan. 7, Of consumption, Miss So
PHIA, eldest daughter Of Geo. c. West, Esq
In Westield. Jan. 18. MIR LUXE MILLER, one
Of the fir-t settlers OF the town.
la Lynn, Mass Dec. 10, Mary, wife of MIR Sas
Fuller, in the 5lst wear other agc-recenty of Now
ark, VT.
In Danvie, iii! inst. Harriet Jane, daughter OF
a:r Aaron H. Smith, aged mouths.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice to ShoSo cause against Petition Of
JOHN ASSEY of Irasburgh, for his Discharge
and Certificate, Bankrupt, at the Court House
in Windsor in said district, Wednesday,, the
24lh day Of May. a. D. l343, at 10 A. NJ.
JAMES w. ALLEN, of Glover, for his Discharge
and Certificate, as Bankrupt, at the Court HOUSE,
in indsor, in said District, on Wr,ne, day, the 24h
day Of May, a. d. ls43, at 10 a. NJ.
HIRAM sisCO. Of Glover, for his Discharge and
Certificate. a Bankrupt, at the Court House. in
Windsor, in said District, clnesday. the Gath
day Of May, a. ID. lS43, al 10 A. NJ.
COBURN BALCf, of Charleston, for his hi ,chsrge
and Certificate, tt Bankrupt, at the Court House,
in udsor, in said District. on W ednesday the "a,
day of May. A, d. ls43 at 10 A. NJ
ORViS l.. BROWN, of Charleston, for his Dis.
charge and Certificate Bankrupt, n, the Court
House ia Windsor. in said District, Wednesday,
the 24th day of May. 4. ID. lS43, at 10 a. M.
JOHN CLARK, Of Browninglon, for his Discharge
aud Certificate, rs Bankrupt, at the Court House,
in " indsnr. insa District. on Wednesday, the g4lh
day of May, A. D. 1919 at 10 a. NJ.
DAVID NJ. BEACH, of Albany, Cor his Discharge
and Certificate. 8ankrup9, al the Court House,
in Windsor, in said District, en- "Wednesday, the
24ih day Of May, A. d. IS43, at 10 A. M.
SYLVESTER GOODNO. of Irashureh for his Dis
charge aud Certificate. "a Bankrupt, at the Court
House, in " initor, in said District. Wednesday,
the oath day of May, A. ID. ls43, III 10 \. N.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA COUNTY, ~,
IT is ordered that Nathan J., Beach, Defendant
in the foregoing petition. who resides without this
State. he notified of tho tendency Of the same, hy
publication Of the substance thereof, together with
This order in the CALIFORNIAN, a paper published at
ST. Johnsbury, in said County Of Caledonia, thee
weeks successfully, The last of which publ;' aops
he less shan four weeks before the session Of the
Court To which said Petition is preferred, which
sha! be sufficient notice to said Nathan l.. Beach to
appear and ansW said Petition. ..-. .
Given under my hand at Dan,ile, in County Of
Caledonia, this l4h day Of Dec. A. d, 1912,
ISAAC +. REDFlELD.
2s6w3 Judge of Supreme Court,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

DIsrREssr QUEBEc. Not one tenth Of the
persons formerly employed in ship building now
engaged the wages, which were ten shillrngs per
day, are now reduced to twenty pence! but markets
are attendant and produce very low.
We learn from the Cincinnati Chronicle that the
number Of hogs killed at that place this up to
the LIST of january 0uO. II is supposed that
tho number will reach. before the season is over so
600. The meat is said to be very fine. A portion
Of the provisions put up this has been for Flu
rope ard Other foreign markets The scarcity of mon
ey has prevented specula ion this season.
There are in the United Stntcs just one hundred
soldiers of the Revolu ion over one hun dred Years Of
age The oldest the LIST, is Michael Hale, of
Union county, Pennsy vana, who is in his ll5h
year.
SIR CHARLES ia GOT. The Kingston Chronicle
of the 7th says, "Our readers will perceive with I'M
mingled satisfaction, from the bulletins daily issued,
that lis Exceency the Governor General is connu-
ing steadily TO improve in his health.
FREsrEr. The Connecticut, during the warm
weather last week higher than it has been at any
time since 1927, In September that year we
understand that it a few inches higher. A part
ofthe bridge at Bratt!eboro' was carried away. We
have not heard Of much damage in other places-
Tcrmont Chronicle
The Legislature of Kentucky on the 9TH Instant
proceeded to the election of a Senator of the United
States, and Mr. trtenden elected on the first
ballot by majority of more than two to one over
Col r. NJ. Johnson, who was put in NOMINATING it
is said by Van Rurcn Loco Focos, for the purpose
Of "killing him off,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

AN AGED COUPLE. There now resides in Wal
ton county, Florida, and his wife whose united
ages are tro hundred and t,renty- nine gears. The
old gentleman's namc is Daniel Campbell lie was
united to his present wife ninety four years ego, in
the Isle of Skye, in Scotland lie cmigra,ed TO this
country several years before the revolution aud was
about fifty years old when it commenced lie is now
1T years old, and his wife ll2.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
Cheaper than Ever.

TEHHE subscriber has and will keep constantly
l. on hand, and for sale, all kinds of
& "a ID / saea E 90 E Ea i { ure
usually wanted in the country, which he will cx
change for most kinds Of country produce and Tor
cash he will sell cheaper than ever has been sold.
He has on hand few first best CHAIRS, also,
u few single SLEIGHS.
IRA ARLINGTON.
81. Jounsbury Centre, Dec. 10, le4S, 2s2w7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
DOLLY ;" ", BEACH, }N SUPREME COURT

NATHAN j. BEACH.
NOLLY NJ, BEACH of Hardwick in County
~ of Caledonia aud State of Vermont, having
filed her petition for Divorce from The bond of mat
rimony, against Nathan Beach late of Wiilistoli,
in County of Chittenden aud State Of Vermont, hul
now residing without his State, and in parts un-
known, rcturnable TO tho Supreme Court next 10 ho
holden at Ddn,iIe, within and for tho County of Gal
cdonia, on the III Tuesday next after the 4lh Tues
day Of lnnuoty, A. ID. lS43 changing in substance,
that at Wiision, in County of Chiienden, and
State Of Vermunl, she was lawfully married to said
Nathan l.. Beach hy ChGrnccy Erowncl, Esq, then
one of the Justice Of the pcOcs within aud for said
County of ChItiendcn, on the sGyenth day of De
cembrr A. ID. 1887, and from that zine Till tue llth
day of July A. d. 1888 she lived with the said Ma
than J.. Beach al said Wston, in strict obser
vance of all the duties required by the marriage COW
enant, when the said Nathan l.. Beach willfulIyend
wi,hou, any just provncation whatever, de-
serted the said Dolly NJ. Beach, aud that since the
said day of IL July, A. d. 1888, the said Nathan J..
Beach has wholly Neglected to provide for, or take
reof her the soid Dolly NJ. TO furnish her with
the nccc-saries of life. aud praying that the bond Ut
mairimony between her and The said Nathnn J.
Beach might hc dissolved.
(signed) DOLLY NJ. BEACH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
NOTICE.,

YS7HE subscriber would inform all those who are
a. indebted to him by Note Book account, That
lie has sold his interest the Tanning business at
ST. Johnsbury Centre, and therefore expects all in
teres,cd will call and settle Immediately and nj de-
mands not paid by the 18Th of February will be
left for collection, (prevous contracts sxcrpted) and
this notice will be deemed sufficient.
2S0nSs JOHN BACON, On.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
BRIGHTON Observation-Disclosures, Jan. ls.

BRIGHTON Observation-Disclosures, Jan. 10,
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At market 1870 beef Cattle, 60 Stores, 1900
Sheep, and so Swine.
Prices-Beef Ca,tle-A few at so. First quail
ity / ii 25 second quality 25 n so; third
quality 20.
Sheep OTIS were sold from 81 to so. Wcthers
from So, 10 3,75.
swne-Lots to pcdd'e at 81. At retail 81 to a..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

KsNrucKY. A resolution TO instruct the sena-
tors and Representatives of this State, in Congressto
vote to repeal the Bankrupt Law was laid on the table
in the House. on the I'd inst, BY vote OF 81 TO Az
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23
LIBERATION.

LIBERATION.
z HEREBY rclir quish TO my son, SrrrHrx c..
Z FoLsoM, his time to ,ratsac. business on his
own account, end shall pay of his debts nor
claim bis earnings after thin date.
ANDREW FOLSOM.
Barton, Jan. 10. ls43. 296w3
Blanks for Sale at this ofica
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

ted Tor all cases in which application is made prior TO
the taking effect Of The repeal bill.
On motion Of Mr. Green Of Nv. n resolution was n
u"p'eu 'nStrasting the Committee on Ways and
Means 10 inquire into the expendiency Of appropria
""g Saoo 'ooodurng the next ten years for the inn
pfovomenl OF the navigation Of the Western waters,
reports were called in order from the Committees
during the morning !e"r, and were received
From the Committee on the judiciary, by Mr. Bar
nard Tin compliance with the order Of the House Of
!escrday)o Bill Cor The Repeal of tho Bankrupt
Law, with proviso that proceedings in stituted be-
fore going into effect Of the of the Act shall not be af
iccted; which was read once.
MIR Barnard objected TO ils second reading to day
long wWngle puiats Of order followed; and
was finally read the second time Mr.. Turney at
tempted TO get he floor 10 move an amendment and
disputed For Il long time with other gentlemen, The
Speakers decision which gave the floor to Mr.. Bar
nurd, reporter Of the bill
Mr. Il. then made u further report from the Judcia
ny Committee, Of resolution TO refer back to that
Committee the bill Gust reported)to repeal the Bank
rupt LAW, with instructions TO report bill repeal
the voluntary provisons,&c.
After farther dis orderly conversation ut some
and moved the previous question: (Which, if sustained
wo' Id cut Of the motion to re-connt and bring d
rect vote the engrossment aThe previous question
seconded Ayes 81, Noes SO.
The morning hour here expired, and tho friends Of
the law, anxious TO preserve it at least day long
in the House, called for the orders Of the day. and
thus this bill was laid over.
The subject, however, was not yet disposed Of
The other bill (Nr Everett's) repeal the Bankrupt
Law up in order, Mr. Marshall having the flror,
WHO nstend ofdclivering the long deferred speech,
moved the previous question, which, after
fusion, seconded: Ayes 10; Nays IS.
Thus Mr. Briggs motion to re-commit being cut
off, the question was s:st ON Mr. Cushing's amend
ment-provdng that the repeal shall not affect the
proceedings commenced before the taking effect of
tho epeu Bi-whch was adopted; Yeas AS, Nays
| 62
| r he next question Mr. Eunard's substitute
FOR Mr. Evrre,t's bill amended which provided FOR
the repeal of the voluntary provisions the law after
! the first Of March This rejected " cas-
! 13 Nays Sc.
The bill was then ordered cngrossed without d.
! vision. The third reading to day objected TO,
but on motion of Mr. Weller the rules we've suspcn-
ded, and the last fatal blow struck and the bill
| was read third time and passed. Yeas lao, Nays,
| II.
| Messrs Barnard and Everett respectively give no
tice Of substitutes they should offer for the Exchequer
| Bill when taken up by the Committee Of the Whole
| hich were ordered printed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

FAIR HIT We learn from the New York amer
Jean, that when Mr. Gushing had finished his pane
gyric upon Gen. Jackson, in The House Of Rcpresen-
to,ives, Thursday, Christopher H. Williams nd,
dressed the Speaker as follows:
"Mr Speaker, only desire to remark that more
than twenty years have elapsed since the battle OF
New Orleans, and inasmuch MS the gentleman from
Massachusetts has never until now found oppor
tunity to euogIse the hero Of this day, submit it
Il point Of order, that the gentleman ii now 6arred
by The Statute of Hnitafioa.''
EosroN BILL OF MORTALITY FOR lSI2,-An
official abstract ordcaths in Boston during the year,
from the records Kept Mt the Health Office, has been
published by order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
The whole number of deaths during tho yeanr,
was 2t2G; of whom lG6 were stillborn; undcr ycur
AZ from to 5, 563; to 10, 1877; 10 to 20 IFS;
20 to 80, PA; 80 to 49, 2234o to 81, So; 81 to Co.
ll3 60 to 20, 81; 10 to So II; 80 to co. 46; 90 to
100, 4; unknown 3.
The dscasei which were fatal to the greatest num-
Der were consumption of which the number Of deaths
sol scarlet fever, deaths 24s; lung fever, I99;
typhus fever 65; other fevers, So; inflammation Of
the bowels, Gil Of the lungs, Az Of the BRAIN 2; s,
Of the throat, s. disease ofhe heart, AZ; infante,
1872 tcethng, 81; croup,55; dropsy Of the brain,
cholera morbus, 9; cholera infnntum, 81 small. pox
40; spnsins, AZ; iniemperance, 81; apopeXy, &c;
measles, %; palsy, 20; lIeurisy, II; old age, Ga;
deaths from accidents, 24.-.farc,tiser.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

N. EXPRESS VS.. MILLERIsM.-The Editor has
made calculation by which appears evident that
the world will not come to end before 1850!
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY TuNls. "We were
informed the other day." says the n Commercial,
shy gentleman recently from the Barl,ary States,
that the Bey Of Tunis-hus at blow, Ivy decisive,
comprehensive decree, struck off the letters from
cry Slave in is domininns shut up eAcry slave
ket, and declared the utter extngushment of human
Slavery Onr own country with all her boasted free
dom, will soon stand alone the supporter Of the &C.
cu,scd system Of Slavery. When Mahommdan
tons begin to knock off the chains is it not time that
christanzed America should begin to think reriouy
upon the subject!
The Senate Of Illinois by vote Of % to 26, has
passed the bill which provides FOR the breaking up Of
the banks in that State.
Tue SABBATH YEAR. There will he fifty three
Sabbuths this yearits first and last days occurring
sunday.
DEATHS by CONSUMPTION IN BosroN, New
YonK, AND PHILADELPHIA. An article by DR..
HAYWARD, of Boston, for the New England Quarterly
journal of Medicine and Surgery for January. furnish
es the following statistics: In Boston, the whole mum
her Of deaths for 80 years, from 1871 to lS40 inclu-
sve, was % ,6l6-by consumption 6,243. In New
Yo during the: same time, there were l52,435
deaths Of whi,h 27 ,4Ss were Of consumption In
Philadelphs, ll3, $50 by consumption 16,22l.-
CThis last fact, bytpe way, is In strorg contrast with
DR. Chapman's famous testimony in the D'Hautvile
case, in relation to the peculiar exemption Of Phila-
dephia from pulmonary disease.) Average number
ofdeaths by consumption in Boston, to 6,lS5; in
New York, / to 5,547; in Philadelphia, to 1903
the difference being in favor Of Philadelphia. ~ Y.
American.
DIED Suddenly from the effects Of modification
DR. Parker Of Flynn, Mass. The infection was COM
muncated by means of sore finger while performing
post mortem examination.
sUPRy noticing the proceedings OF Congress it
will he seen that the bill for the repeal OF the Bank
rupt Law has passed the House.
There is vast deal of Indebtedness among the
poorer classes in this country owing TO the embar-
rassnent of trade and manufactures caused in part
by the disturbed condition of the currency. The
Philadelphia Spirit of the Times eays:-
eIhe evidences of extreme poverty and acnto dis
,ress stare us terribly in the face Yesterday serer-
al persons begged of our magistrates to send mem
10 prison to sar. them from The pangs Of hunger and
on Tuesday a very handsome woman coax
the Mayor to send her aIoyamsng for the Same rea
son.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-23

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