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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-07

There is tale told Of General Putnam,a llttie iike
this of Hercules and the lion. The General it Is sad
followed the wolf into his den, and alter ioohhg MN
in the face, shot him dead.
It is very probable that, if Putnam had lived In the
early ages of Greece, he would have been no less IA
nous than Hercules. We should, doubtless, have
had many poems recounting his prodigous teats oil
strength and courage
Another exploit of Hercules the killing the
monster with seven heads called the LernDan hydra
The particular manners and habits Of this beast are
not known 10 us; but he to have been exceed
ingly dreaded by the people Of the neighborhood Al
ter some skrmshes Hercules came to close quarters
with HIM, 81 beat off two three ofhis heads with
club. But what was his astonishment to perceive
that the heads grew out again as fast as they were
knocked off!
He good deal puzzled at this, as dare say
you would have been in such case; but one Of his
friends, Jolas being at hand, Hercules sent him for
a red hot ron and directed him to the places
over with it as fast as he beat off the heads. This
prevented them from growing again. and the whole
seven being beaten off, the monster died.
This will be enough to give you some idea of the
wonderful actions attributed to Hercules, and which
induced the Creeks, after his death to worship him rs
! a hero. At the present day reverence men of su
perior virtue and wisdom but in the comparative bar
barous age of which have been speaking, divine hon
ors were rendered to those whose chief excellence
lay in bodily strength. Pariey's Unipersal Hist
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p r A Y E r

Prayer draws all the christian graces into its focus;
it draws charity, followed by her lovely train, her for
bearance with faults her forgiveness Of injuries, her
pity for errors, her compassion for want. It draws
repentance with her holy sorrows, her pious resou-
TONS her self distrust; attracts faith with her ele-
waited eye, hope with her grasped anchor, benefcence
with her open hand. zeal looking Ear wide to serve
humility with her introverted eye looking at home
Prayer, by quickening the graces in the heart,
warns them into life, fits them Cor service, and dis
misses each to its appropriate practice Cordial pray
er is mental vrue christian virtue is spiritual action
the mould into which genuine prayer casts the SOU
is eaced by the suspension of the ACT, but retains
some touches of the impression till the repeated
III More
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PAUL COOK, IRIS ESTATE.

XK7E the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Orleans, commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the Estate Of PAUL COOK, JR late of Barton in
said district, deceased, and also also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset therefor aud six months
from the day of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice. that will attend the business of our
appointment at the dwelling of widow Anna Cook,
in Barton, in said district, on the first Tuesdays of
May and August next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on each
Of said days.
Dated this lst day of February, A. d. ls43.
JOHN CRANE, in. ..
E. B. SIMONDS, 29Ow3
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WASHINGTON COFFEE.HOUSE

1853 WASHINGTON STREET. lat the head Of
Milk Street) BOSTON.
TNNHE undersigned. Gate of the Merrimack House)
M having taken this well known and long estab-
lished Public House, being one of the most conven-
lent and central localities in Boston, is prepared
to receive company, and 10 do his best to merit
share of the Public Patronage.
His table will be supplied with all the Injuries the
market can afford, and his accommodations for men
of business and transient company such
not hu. be acceptable.
Charges moderate to suit the times.
A convenient Stable is attached to the establish
ment and faithful attendance will he given to the
comforts and wishes of his patrons.
HENRY EMERY.
Boston, Dec. l, 1912. 2S0mlis2mos
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NOTICE.

vuyHE subscriber would inform the inhabitants Of
n Lyndon and its vicinity that he has commenced
the
ROOT 81 . HI ID III Business
at the Corner, in the building formerly occupied by
Charles Hill, as saddle and harness shop where he
intends carrying the above business in all its va
rious branches.
Custom work done on short notice, and warranted;
also KID SLIPS and WALKING SHOES manu-.
featured order. He hopes by his experience IN the
business and promptness in fulfilling his engagements
to merit share Of public patronage.
NATHANIEL BROWN.
Lyndon, Feb. 49, l943. 290f
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Concord Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TENHIS Road will he opened to the public for trans
l. porta,ion of passengers and merchandise 81
after Monday Sept II, 1912. Passenger trains daily,
Sundays excepted in connection with the cars of the
Nashua and Lowell ami Boston and Lowell Rail-
roads as follows, viz.
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester Concord, and
intermediate places at u NJ, ~ M. and Al NJ.
Leave Lowell at 8 IL M, IL Ia p NJ 81 "a p NJ
do Nashua Ia M, l-2 81 6 l-2
do Manchester 10 M, 2 l 4 pm 81 Ia II NJ
or Immediately the arrival of the from Boston
do Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at 4 "a NJ. 10 LIZ Sc Sd NJ.
do Manchester l-2 NJ, IL la A e. 3 r NJ.
do Nashua LA IL | "A 81 Ia NJ.
do Lowell 7l-4AM, pM&5
or Immediately arrival of the cars from Concord
Way passengers taken and left at Hooksett COTS
Falls, Reeds Ferry Thorntons, AMI the usual stop
ping places on the Nashua and Lowell and Boston
and Lowell Railroads.
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NOTICE,

VIE agency Of E. X. WEST e..
"A Furnace, has been disc,,,, lor tho Tyo,
DUNBAR was on the 18th day o, amd JOIN
pointed Agent for the north, august last Nv
sales OF our mandatory and proosr ',zed 10 MAXI
ior the same and on demands due, ' snd receive pay
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, general .eg.p.s,
Tyson Furnace. VT. Sept s2d i HSaa Furnace
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ding Spaul dlng's patent circular fns Hs and ven
ovens and adapted il TO their 'o' elevated
Re-HmprOved Yankee Mo-.
d I'd ID K NG STOVrS OWES"
offer the same TO the public.
All persons Infringing upon said n,,ou.,
ing or ustng will be promptly pro Sm oy tend
rights will be maintained. r'''''Qea-Out
This improvement as will readily bo
specion obvlates the objection to eIev,,oI on 10
on account Of giving out into rooms oro ovens
neing so comoIneo with the oven that al ''., ua
the heat is diverted from the oven in,o ~ p'GuSun
Hue which discharges it into the escnna separate
out bringing 1t in contact with the larnpo'P 0 with
oven as in the old kind 's' surface
The oven is so placed upon the s,oys ., -,
interfere in the slightest degree with ,bo uO' 10
IN other elevated oven stoves The bsaL I ss as
makes il one Of the best "' room
SUNNI Err STOVFs
ever invented. This will do all the co,E,.
for common sized family 1t is capabIS y &C.
ing t'oo ootle'S, or frying, brolng and b,lrn "'a'
one and the same time, more copy,p;nm"a ~
promptly, with less fuel and in less TINA .hay @d
store or summer failure or furnaces on I'm ~ apy
store in USE This it will do withou oiv,O. my
heat to the slightest unpleasant so 5"%s out
lady in dog days. Ironing can be d nno ~, "
great despatch, StI sad irons very pe,fecv hwy. WV"
at once, placed in ut heater over said E,nI ''c:p
room. '4'" u'e
There are many good things enioyed hv ,,..
using this kind of stove over their peigbbOys ''e
other kinds, and il is confidently believed hv 4s
Judges who have used il to comJint mora mad s',
tiles than any stove in market Withal i is im
pie and not liable to gel out OF order it mil rD
burn out, there being no inside plates. ''
ALSO, FOR SALE
the we'll known WOOLSONS LuPR0vED
king stove:
Farmers and .Mcchanics' Cooking Stove:
Heycdrd & Fishers do do
.Nelo Era-eleuated ouen do do
Parior Cook,ng-t,oo boilers and Orea,
TYSON PARLOR IMPROVED. 70, 1912
Vermont Parlor,
Boz 8 .S'r plate .Siopes, all sizes, new patterns
J.. HOL LO WV ARE,
Cauldron and Potash Keiies-nt,o patterns, n
sui, northern markets Fire dogs oven and arch
mouths, fire frames,
p l. o u G II S g. CULTTV4TOR TEETH
CASTINGS, and the Same rsady for use
CART and WAGON Boxes all which with mang
other a,ticleS, may be found II, Tyson Fnrnacs DE-.
pot, ND,cLury, N or AT the Furnace
Having n large stock and being DESTROYS to do an
active business they will sell on favorable terms
for g0od pay or paper. The subscriber most re-
spectfuly asks the ooninuuNce OF lNe patronage Of
former customers Of The Tysou FNvNace, AVID a cali
or orders from all who wish To purchase. Mmk
ders Tor the above, or any kind OF mill seeMs ~ 81
other castings, and other matters CONNECTED viii
our business, addressed 10 the subscriber NMSNa n
ry, VI, will receive prompt attention.
JOHN DUNBAR, Agent
Newbury VT, Sept, "a, 1912 HlmOep'
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The Morning and Evening Trains connect with
the cars of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Passen-
gers can be conveyed between Concord, Manchester
Nashua, Andover, Haverhill, Exeter, Dover, Ports.
mouth, Portland, &c.
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave Concord
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted. The Company
are prepared to transport Goods and Country Pro-
duce. which may be sent to their Depot in Concord
and Boston. Rates through, LIST class, 81 90 per
1000 pounds Live Stock, Carriages. Furniture,
Slaves Heading, Hoop Poles, Lumber, Ship Timber
and Granite at specific prices. Terms of Freighting
Cash invariably delivery of the Goods. All
goods and merchandise will be at the risk of the
owners while in the Company's Store Houses,
BY order Of the Directors,
275y2 ISAAC SPAULpING, Treasurer.
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IT v SON EURNAo

CONTINUE to manufacture n n,.. n
~ TO y e e. HOLL 6I ~ TwSFsy
ana G every description Of Castings USUALLY arr
ding a s"as d"n the right for making and
ovens and adapted il 10 their '' 'or eleva,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

rage and repose,of the wild and furious dasnlng
of the mig hty river down the rapids, with ;, rs
mad plunge over the precipice-and the suiien
stiffness OF the ABYSS of waters below. wish
that could repeat to you his striking converse
ton during these rarnbes, replete with brilliant
classical illusions, historical illustration ana 'hG
most minute and az 1t seemed to NE, universal
information.
l douh. whether there is any fact in history or
geography connected with the Falls or the cnaHl
of great lakes which has been developed IRON the
time of la Sales voyage Of exploration to the
present day, with which he is not particularly and
exactly acquainted. It is sad to think that a
mind SO gifted, so stored with knowledge attained
by unrelnittcd study during a great portion OF a
ccntury--;.n intellect so active 50 lofty and saga
cious-statcsmanship SO wise and courageous,
must. III the order Of nature, so soon cease to be.
| sincerely concur with the worthy captain OF
one Of our steamboats,, who said to me the other
day, {" Oh, that we could take the engine out Of
the old Adams and put it into new hull
To-day he accompanies Gen. Porter to schlos-
ser, Lundy's Lane, and other points OF interest
He could not have better guide to the Battle
ground than this gallant old friend, who was en-
gagged in the hottest part Of the fights, commas
ense, as his SCARED frame and hacked and shat
tered sword (as well as history attest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.


1IHIS singularlv et;icacIous medicine Is Row
h,nS introduced mo every family and rests It's erl
f,r patronage on hem0SI credible authority Numerous es
Of cures effected by this medicine daily received by Tie
PrGpretors. See the following:
WA.Hi~Gro> ST, BosraS, 18th June lsl,
C-nte,ren-Wh gratitude and pleasure 3ginegns, u,
cur, wroush: on myself by the Of PARIS LIFE
PILLS my whole system was deranged; vas cosuS.
and bound ~ that existence punishment SCn
nss the heat of body such ha ersplred with tie
last sxe5tion aud much that my clothes would b. quiz
saturated which brought me down, and became sey
thin and weak applied three different doctors but goro
relief lugNtappd 10 the Infrmary but al 70 puIIos
then t!s vuur Pills butReyer man had less faith lve
used medicines took three pills r-h and two IN IL
morning never medicine more mid and soothing In o
fion u the only effects for time yethsy
were 20 me great blessiDs ktptcOnsluty taking the gi,
for fcur months and found them gradually overcoming M
ailments, until wax ~ lrlth restored 10 Vereci eih lean
now most cordially yield faith to the cures set Goh our
lt- book though confess first very suSpiclol,
them You are at liberty publish ts for think g-atrr
blessing was given 70 mankind than what experiences
tells me has been conferred by the OF yeur medicine
Yours respectfully, WAl. PEARSON
Sold wholesale by T. Roberts Co. 3Oi Broadway cover
of Duaue aud retail by the all the respectable druggist
in New York Ia boxes 30 and - cts. each jf!Olm.
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REMOVAL-TO NEW. YORK.

THE Loss OF FEET AND LEGS No HIN
i PA TO THE ACT OF wALSING-JOHN
laOSAS. COX Leg Maker,
public that he has removed from Pads pa TO No ~ Wa.
tsr>tEeet corner OF Pkerevs Newly ork City, where he
coHltnaes % Manufacture Artificial Limbs on plan the
correct and least complicated having through n<cess
~ tnseasec made and won aTthcal leg % years
satisfaction 10 all who call on him for LEGS, HANDS
ARMS, or the COMMON WOODEN LEG. au2 .rn-
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= - ,T,n 10 his Door-yard Trees.
Enr Tha Tribune.

!. For The / ribune
rIics OF the Past, love We for-fly YET
live another age, your shade FL Deer forget
,.b.n care hath worn down, and JOY hAta passed
me By, 49,. c,o,,. an
f,e rsaped beneath Jour waving tops new blessings from OF
high.
No oIes hand shall ee destroy trunks and branches
,ovs,;s far are hey to me than bright and sofdd gold
~. s.ep YOU in the Summers SMILE aud IN the "iHe'
And ws,ed your gso, with childish gee' to love you N
For full an hundred years yere STOOD array " s'O'0'
And with high head and .aart frame, Tine and the storm
Will. those who m4rd your early growth It's beauty and
u,x. and noudtng long have ain within the silent
tomb.
Beneath Won oft my father and found his woes Oegmd'
While gently broke my mothers voice. IN Oh s'
Adj wayward careless boy thought life would be-
AS free from care and full of JOY, then il was 10 ne
ye, II not weep that Age hath come,tha, Chdhood''
day, flown,
or Age hath blessings pure and fair that Age hath only
known;
And as remembrance DER me the shades Of Sorrow cast
We give the golden gh, that gds the Future with the Past
Then hail We relics Of the Past, companions Of my years
Beneath you hopes have sprung and pe'sd are IN!
fears
And till life draweth its close Oh may own your sway
Your power deepen every JOYS and drive each care away
Near Woodb1idge NJ D. A.. D. +. RANDOLPH.
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4ss- THE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
.Ec that they have removed their Nursey and Flower
- n Garden from their former establishment IN broaGWay
corner sd 9 street, the ID ayenus Fy,s
with increased facilities they continue the business IN al It's
branches AID offer Tor sale. addition 20 tlr already af@
collection OF Greenhouse anu Hojhous- Plants extensive
assortment Of Fruit and Onamsnfa Tres Shrp5s herb
sceous Plants and which they lalp yaTiy
N that new and worthy of cultivation The hoP7 b.
strict attention business merit CONTINUANCE - IN -
vors they have h-ro received from the public ne r.
lem stages leave every h,if hour The Astoria stages aud the
Harlem Railroad cars nearly hour dung the da rom
Chatham-sreet DEPOSITS the ~; Hall aud sto ~ 2-7t
ysIi.n requested so To do THOMAS HOGG SONS.
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1ua91sA HULL'S TK USES. Notice 10 RuP.
Il 6ea 5ursd Pefsons.-persons afflicted with r'pn as
"a Bnay rely upon the bes, instrumental 40 ~ ~
~ II world affords, Application Al the once ~,
VeseytIee either Of the agents the PRINCIPAL toS
IN the United oiates BE- careful the 9acS Iess
Hu Irusss they endorsed By Dr. HUI ID 81,
ting None genuine, TO be relied upon as gooa' vs."
our his signature. ,,,r,
Many persons have undertaken 10 vend limitations Of Eai
Celebrated md thousands imposed upon Y cg -,
quence. These limitations cannot be relied upon he ~
made by unsklu mechanics and better than the 0t'
AIRY Tnis5eS. -
Rooms have ben fitted up al No Vessy street. eIeas'
Tor ladies' having 5slaate from the business CIT
ment where female IL attendance TO wat
male rstI.nt. s1p
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49, lug.-The spl,uddw known ast-sang packetSjp
Ioronto Capt. Cirisweld Will sail positively as above,
her regular day having splendid accommodations for cabin
second CABIN and s-erage passengers. Those wishing 70
bsrhs should fail make Early application board
w.&J, T. TAPsCOTT, q Peck Slip cor Sou;h,st.
Persons wishing send for their friends nave them
trough; out bv The above av0Tte ship t OF the regular
have drafts for amount, payable demand all thu rin
clna tnwns ~ En:!amG. AZ
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To THE TAKERS OF CR0TON WATER
MOTTO E-Ia abuses pracric,d regard 70 the street
window washers, connected with the Crotoa Water pipes,
winch, Instead oi being reasonably used 10 clean the windows
OF Tux Na;eI;ake aud t InfToRt OF his
usn instances converted fountaias made 70 tTeHch thr
Arlshoons cItvay and sdswalk aud annoy passe-spy
inuUce t boara 20 THAI the penalty OF forfeiture
oil the payment made BY the wssTtakr aud dscoutnu4nce
81 supply will o enforced every well aueucatsd case
oil wIiu aud unreasonable waste Of the ork
jane lSi3-By order OF the rotor Aqueduct Board
iva i'm a & RlGE.I DIV Rpgls,sr.
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TITLE VII.C;sneral Provisions
(ExrRACr.)

(EXrRACr.l
Section g. No Cart, Truck, or Dray whether loaded or
otherwise aud mrIoy the transportation OF goods:
Tor hire wages, and NkmGls shall be driven of
any street lane, avenue public place the City
OF New without having the OF the thereof
painted With black paint yir grDund the
~ To be se under penalty Of five dollars b. sued for
and red from the Owner Owners Drivers thereof
severally and respectively
THE FOLLOWING RULES ARE: TO BIZ OBSERVED By THE
CtRrMES
ls Each Cart must have the number and plainly paint
I'd both sides the shafts with black oil paint upon
white ground
appear with ms Horse aud Cart the North West side of the
Park ranging line from the OF Camb-TsstrFst
South giving space around each order that the Suprn-
enrnt INSPECTOR may examine the numbers and conditions
of the Carts, &c.
3D. Each Carman produce his present License
der thar II may be renewed.
It'll Every Caman who shall neglect appear on the day
and plainly painted directed by Law viii be consI-
cred having r-ngul5hed the business oa Carman and MS
License will be anaulIel acc99I5d4Tiy jy order.
New-Yark Mayors Office, july 20 1913. jyz5 lisa
THE PEOPLE of the State of New-York, by
i the grace of God FREE and independent all persons in
terStqd the OF Mara taTe late OF the city New
York, deceased send greeting:
Nou and Zach OF youae hereby cited and required person.
ally 70 be- and appear before Surrogate OF the County Of
Nrwfork, ~ his Office IN the City Newi ork, the
fourth day OF October neYr, Ten o'clock the forenoon Of
that day then and there attend the na settlement of the
OF Samuel c. Ogden the administrator with
Will annexed OF al aud singular the goods catte!s and credits
Of ia. said Asris tair!le. deceased.
IN testimony Whereof have caused the seal Of Office of
sad Surrogate 20 b- hrTsuntO affixed. Witness. d.
r.. vid s. Ogden ESQ Surrogate Of said Countv at
the City OF NewI ork, the wGEty -iourh day Of June
IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and tortyir.~ and OF our 1G.,eirL 4ence the
enth. Jyl2 la"iW DAVID 3. OGDEN.
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PoEtman.sreet, POItman square, London;
ihs IS sold at the low price Of 5o hIi!ins' eSt
at TIE OF the American Eagle, 22 Chaham.street Ne"
York and by these agent5n Philadelphia By Zeber GGrla
Ihrd and Dock-stcet orne1t to the American Hotel s
lnst1n u .; 10 boston, StatssIeet IN Chaf,st9n :.
EuIrons. 1913 In
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L. u. HARnESEERGH, Attorney.

III aKIIN GAYLORD. Tailor and r-.,.r -,
Nm IsIi'Tsa iron No s. John ST. 20 No 76 Nassau ST.
- n, Goodl4n, whe:e NJ receiving ms Spriny anc
~ soocs winch ne will up 70 Order In fashion,
80 l1ulGs furnished twelve hour. notcel Having greatly
3 alenses ne viii De enabled sell reduce
solieits the faVGrs OF his friends aad public
M eTls grateful for the liberal patronage he has herr
Sii his motto good article, ppncraality In
iiiias Orders low pces. aad cash on delivery s2i r.
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y CHANCERY, Eighth CircMt-The Bank
commissioners Of the State OF NewYork vs.. the Bank Of
otice Is hereby gwen, pursuant order of III,
Iou OF Ghancet dated tn 2lst day q February iS3
The Subscriber has bSen duly appointed Receiver proper
y and effects OF the sad Bank OF Buffalo that b order
II IS referred 20 OF IN. Masters of this Court residing IN the
county Of e amongst Other things take and an &C
cnt OF al - demands OF any description the SAID
BANK OF buifalo and enable the Master TO tke anG
' STATUTE all me creditors OF the said Bank OF Buffalo arr
flued 70 enbt their accounts claims and demands
Inc SAID Bank OF Buffalo, James CcCkef Esquire as
=, having said reference IN charge, his Office the CITY 81
ouaIo o The 18th day OF September and become p.rti-.
70 ms suit and default thereof thay Will be precudsc
IRON all benefit OF ms decree which shall be made in this ya
and IRON 4n distribution which s. be made such de-
cree. Buffalo, March ;he 9Th l3i3
INA a BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bank 81 Buffalo
SiFtr-- noe nFR Master II th2ncerT- unl+ dtSI3