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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

hceser WI siVe information ChAs Psul Of Hudson.
Charles f EaS on board steamer Wrsn ter foot Cedar
VII e'a:ss faroi parents, and shah De hbsraiiy
MlrGei. NH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

Se@NSl RAW HATS Wanted 20 young persons
Sy accustomed 70 aud make up straw Hats. whom
~> the highest Will b. gwen and occupation for
some ne III the above ne immediately, application
Miss HALLt,SBACE,
MI lW- No. ~ Mahson. .frert
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

PARINhkSHlp.-r undersigned have
~ this day entered into Copanrhip for the
OF th- 3fy foods Jobbns business under the hrm OF h.
Il. w. KELLOGG. at No SO Beaverst.
EDWARD KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

DlANO LESSONS AND TUNtNG-W c..
Rayner, No 22 Fist Avenue, give. lessons the piano
forte and singing the deucps pupils mod-ets
terms. AlsO tunrs planOortes application above.
Price for tuning Is Ceuts. mh6 Iva
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

The Senate are yet at sea on the bill to decaPi-
tate the Medical Profession. Senator SCOTT 5
Gullloune cut too deep, and sympathy has pro.
dnced reaction | regret TO inform you that
Senator VARI,N has been detained from his seat
for several weeks by severe mdisposltlon.
~ - y,,rv WaTCHTOWER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

DARTNER WANTED, with cash capital OF
from SOta 70 SIS ,OdJ safe business, capable of
Welding very great rroht. Apply a.
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

DoARD WANTED IN BRooIYN-For a
ID lady and her itte xr private family moderate
,erns. AideS, .. box $50 Upper Posi- Ohce mho iw'
iobtsiued az 70 Ctitfstreet. NH 2w"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

MRS. ROBINSON, from Elizabeth st. Fashion
4'A able Clear Sareh- 80 Mercer ST. fifth door above
Spring I4atou aud Embroidered Dresses Laces French
Worked Capes lOllefs &c mad, to look e4ual 10 new
Shew!s, Silks Merno~s Table Covers Silk Hose &c clean
I'd Ia tht hraG 2Jf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

IRON AND STEEL~-Bar, Band, Hoop and
Scroll iron B.aziers Nut Spike and Stove Rods Cost
Spring German English and American
BLISTER STEEL.
Together with fall OF all other sItct,s IN tsr
inr for sale by BLEECKER & OOTHoUT.
r,i 1.y Cliff, corner John street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

Washington lfyiHg, Esq.
Daniel Webster,
Capt Alex Slid=li Mackenzie.
Hon GrlIan e. Vrrplanck,
Reg. George Dubois, iT,r.,o.r,
Nathaniel B. EoInes. ESQ AZ '''"
Z-be,i-- Cook, Jr Esq.
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Esq.
Francis Hail. k.q.
Georg- T. Trimbe. New York City.
J. r. Van Rensselaer, VI D.
hev. Nathan Bangs, VI. ID.
H4rn-r x Rroth.fs mare tHsoj
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-18
STATE OF VERMONT,


To tho Hon. Probate Court for the District of Guile
dona--
| TOHN MORSE, Administrator of the Estate oil
~ Lewis Wing late of ST. Johnsbury, in said dis
rict deceased, interstate, Represents TO said Court
that sald intcslae did in his life time enter INTO Ger
tain contract in writing bearing date the 2OIh DAY OF
October A. D. 1871, in aud by which the said IN
esate and one Ezra Idr jointly bound themselves TO
deed to Samuel French and John Ramsdell inc iol-
lowing described real estate, viz: certain saw MIN
formerly owned and occupied by said Wing and idr'
in Centre Village, in said st. Johnsbury, together
with all the tools belonging to said Mill, and all that
share or part of tho Mill Dam, Mill Privilege and
Water, heretofore belonging to said Saw Mill, de-
scrlbed follows. Beginning at the North west
corner of the Brick Grst Mill and thence running
casery to the Highway parallel with the south line
of said Grst Mill, thence up the west side of said
Highway until il strikes the River thence down said
River TO the bound begun at, TO contain said Saw
Mill and all the Mill Yard except piece IN front Of
the Grst Mill the width Of said Gris Mill to the
road, together with undivided half OF all said
Wing and Ide owned of the Dam and Water and
Water Privilege-Provided the said French and
Ramsdel should pay To said intestate and said lde
the following described notes three notes of hand
payable to Ezra Ide his order executed Ivy Samuel
French and John Ramsde jointly md sevorny for
the Of Three Hundred Dollars each, one payable
in one year from the first day of February next one
in two years from the first day of February next, and
one in three years from the first day OF February
next, meaning from tho first day Of February, 1912
all of said Notes bearing dute October 90, ts4 ard
all on interest after said first day of February ls42
also three rotcs of hand payable to Lewis Wing or
his order for the of Three Hundred Dollars each
all dated October 26h, ls4I, payable in one
year from the first day of February then next one
payable in two years from the first day Of February
then next, and one in three years from the first day
of February then next and all interest after the
first day of February 1912, and all executed by Sam
uel French and John RamsdcIl, jointly and severay.
k.ak .ns.I -. 60. "a
intestaie and still is Observation-Disclosures the said
Administrator prnys SAID Court 10 grant unto him
liberty and authority to deed said Real Estate ac-
cordng to the terms of said contract agreeable to the
statute in such made and provided. ..|
.a.F .,Eg. I. JOHN MORSE, Administrator.
Danvile, February 90, lS44. ...-........ ...
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Concord Railroad,

NN and after the lst Of Nov, Possor,..
W will run daily, Sundays excepted in ron. ha
with the Boston aud Lowell, and Nashu, oaR
ell Railroads as follows, viz. '"u No.
7 Leave Boston at z An, IL A NJ. and 5rr
Leave Concord at AM, IL l.4AMSo
lows, viz UP TRAINS. ID
Leave Lowell at 8 Ia NJ. I.4pM&e,,,
do Nashua OF AM, 1 Pm &7Pw I'm
do Manchester "a M, 3.4pM&oo
Immediately on the arrival of the cars from ~
H uIf. IA. DOWN TRAINS. W" 00'a
Leave Manchester LA NJ, I2 NJ &33A
do Nashua LA NJ, l-4PM&4aG
do Lowell 7l-4 M, 2PM& 5l.2n"
or Immediately on arrival Of the cars from c.,
The second train from Concord arriyesio 'I Rs'
IN season for Passengers to take the O'Clock ,,,S
New York.
The road connects with the Boston and Moi,.D
Road so that passengers may pass betwixt CON-
Haverhi, Exeter and Portland either woy AIN j''''
Stages Immediately on the arrival of the Gr, -
at Concord, leave by various routes for Honth,'
Newport, ClaremOnt and Windsor; for Leblanc. y
Hanover; Plymouth and HaveThill; Canaan ani ~
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbor and tho w.
Mountains. On the I'd day from Boston a..
reach Royulton, MiddIebury, Montpelier and n
lington connecting there with the steamboat and :"
gees to Ogdensburgh; stages also run from Haven
to Stanstead connecting herewith stages to Mo,.
al Numerous other stages connecting with n
Concord Railroad run TO the principal towns in M
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas.
Stages run daily from Franklin and sansorO,o
the O'Clock train, returning after the arrival I'M
ID train from Boston. 900 s.g.t.
..r MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at Sd NJ and arrive At CoD,.i
the same evening.
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THE WIDO w.

II was II cold and bleak evening in most severe
winter The snow was driven by the furious north
wind. Few dared or willing TO venture abroad.
II a night which the poor will not forget.
In most miserable and shattered tenement, some
what remote from any other habitaton, there then
resided an aged widow, alone, and yet not alone.
During the weary day, in her excessive weakness,
she had been unable step beyond the door
TO communicate her wants 10 airy friend Her lust
morse of bread had been long since consumed, and
none needed her destitution. She SGT at evening by
her small fire, half furnished with hunger and exhaus-
ton and unable to sleep
She pTnye' that morning, 'Gve me this day my
daily bread;' but the shadows of evening had de-
scended upon her, and her pray had not been
wered.
While such thoughts were passing through her
weary mind, she heard the door suddenly open and
shut again, and, upon going to the entry found, de.
posted by an unknown hand, basket crowded with
those articles Of comfortable food which sho ded,
and which had the sweetness of mnnna TO her. .,
What were her feelings on that night, God only
knows; but they were such as rise up to Him, the
Greut Deliverer and Proyider, from ten thousand
hearts every day. %. ..1 # .t...H 2.
Many days elapsed before the widow learned thro'
what agent God had sent her that timely aid. 1t
the impulse Of little child, who, on that dismal
night, seated at the cheerful ircsde of her home was
prompted to cxpcss the generous wish that the poor
widow whom sho had sometimes visited, could share
some OF her numerous comforts and cheer. Her pa
rents followed out the benevolent suggestion, und
servant was soon despatched to her miserable abode
with plentiful supply.
What a beautiful glimpse of the chain of cuuscs.an
fastened 10 the throne of God An angel, with noise
less wing down, stirred the peaceful breast of
a child, ard with no pomp circumstance of the
outward miracle, the widows prayer was heard.
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We had all gathered up closely to lis bedside, and
were hanging over the young, bruised thing, TO SEQ
if yet brenhed, when slight movement cnme over
its lips, and lis eye partly opened There was no
voice, but there something beneath its eyelids
which mother alono could interpret Its lips trem-
bled ngnn, and all held our brenth--its eyes
opened little further, and then we heard the de-
parting spirit whisper in that which touched those
ushy lips, "Molher Mother don't let them carry
me away down 10 The daik, cold graveyard, but
bury me in the garden, Mother" ...
A little sister, whose eyes were raining down with
the MEETINGS of her heart, Ind crept up TO the bed
side, and taking uPthe hand of the dying girl, sobbed
aloud nits ears "Julia Julia can't you speak TO
Antoineto ?"
The last huttering Pulsnlion of expiring Da,urO
struggled hard to enable that little spirit 10 utter
more wish and word of affection its soul was on its
lips, as it whispered ngnin :-"Bury me in the gar
den, Nother-bury me in the''- and quiverng
came over its nbs-one feeble struggle and all was
still ..
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STATE OF VERMONT.
CALEnONIA DISTRICT

.. .. ..H..... ..g CALEDONIA DISTINCT, IS.
In Probate Court, Feb. 90, 1874
1T is ordered by tho Court that all persons interested
ae notified of the foregoing application and that the
same will be heard and decided ut Probate. Court
TO be holden at the Probate Office in Danve 10 said
district on the goth day of March next, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and that for that purpose, the said
application together with this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Caledonian. a news
paper printed at ST. Johnsbury, in said district pre-
vious to the time appointed for hearing
345w3 SAMUEL %. MATrOCKS, Judge.
"A ID d o I'm iIAal supporters,
FOR sale by JEwErr 81 CAnpESrEn, st. Jotns5u-
ry Plain @ 327eow 6m
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CO.NiSU.HPIIONSS LIHER ,CO.JIPL.iN1
Dr II ayAO r3s Es al a M of
-l.a LIVER WORT.
From avs Bowerv Ncv yo,t


H1NOR the cure of coughs. colds, caiarrbs Asthma
n soreness of the chest, pain in The side onJly,a
raising blood liver complaints, bronchitis ,qJ,N al
iecions OF the throat and lungs, which are sOu,u
OF so much suffering, and so often terminate in On.
sumption, this remedy is highly and justly Dish
guished, Il is purely vegetable, mild and genlt
It's effects upon the system, and can he taken II
most delicate cases with safety, as well as utility
extensively has II been used and so often proved 81
cessful even in difficult and apparently almost hop
less cases, that the proprietor feels no heslanry
recommending il to any and all who unforlunan
may have occasion TO resort to some means Of ntl
cry. Physicians, aware of its medical properties
witnessing its effects often prescribe it in their pm
tice, both palliative aud remedy, and with "
medical faculty generally it has met with more
ordinary APPROPRIATIONS; and there ore persons in Nh
vicinity who can testify of its healing qualities,
who have received great benefit from the use off,
Certificates could be furnished in abundance faHB
sons Of the highest responsibility who have ID
greatly relieved or entirely cured by the use Of h
medicine, hut we deem ii not necessary to pubs H
them here as the medicine is so generally kGr
throughout the county. For common cold
cough this is one Of the very best remedies ever II
covered. N. d. There is spurious and cOunni
article anoat, and lately introduced into this pIia- #
Therefore be careful to get the genuine which sNa
375 Bowery New York, and see that the new St
plate label is on the bottle to prevent counIfd
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEwETr, ST. Ja
hurry, Dana, Weeks s. Stanton, Danvillc, Edwalh
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Idc & CO. Lyndon
q. Darling, Concord, and ]. Jewett & co, Bans
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IMPORTANT REMEDY

HR. ELDERKINS EGYPTIAN BALsAN,
~ warranted to cure the most severe SsT W.
burns, also piles and fistua, in few hoa'S ~ :,
proprietor returns his thanks to the gentleman v
whom he received letter stating he had the PIt,r
l6 years. In order TO save expense in at'tIus
certificates the price is made near cost, which pT
% cents for small and so cents for large OO'ss .
all can use this very valuable discovery almOa ""
out cost. For worms either in grown Pe" W.
children its effects are certain, for sprains anu %
ness in the back or limbs, and rheumatism Hn LEY
antied to euro, and superceje entirely the uuF.uI
use of all kinds of strengthening pasteTs opo .,
linments, &c. 1t gives strength to the mu IS n.
tone to the nerves. 1t is pleasant, deslFaT ~.
/ liant whether used internally or externap
case Of most excrucialing and paipio' fnsu "r
was cured in three days. For cakeu !" t,rtk
breasts it never has failed to Immediately 's %r
is now for the FIRST time at the request OF O S.n
up in,his popular form, so that all can S %
benefit ofit.r II is no nostrum. 1t can DC n
Of DR. Leeds, wholesale Druggist l2s MAUI Srr
New York, and is for sale by LUTHER 'hJ
Johnsbury, Dana, Weeks & Stanton D'n's sIs
E. Perry, Cabot.l v.drboig - ''aA
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Administrators Sale.
y @ Ia m wv DDS II s { at G

NIlIl. be sold at Public Auction, Ivy virtue Of
w License from the Hon. tho Probate Court for
the District OF Caledonia, Vermont, on the premises
on Tuesday, March H. at o'clock, p. NJ. the fol-
lowing real estate, viz:
house lot in front of the Meeting House in Pas
sumpsic Village; also, about of Cedar Swamp
situated mile west of said village, the road lead
ing to Danvilc, r
Terms-6 months and interest with good security
STEVENS WOODS, Administrator.
Passumpsc, Feb. I'd, 1914. .a. 344w2
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Derby Literary Institute,
E term commences 9th March next,

FHNHE term commences 9th March next
l. BOARD INsTRUTIoN.
Male Department--AIn AUSTIN NORCROSS.
Female Miss i hNH II E IrT5E
Drawing and Painting will he taught during the
spring teVm in addition to the branches usually
taught in this school. .... ... ..
Board washing and lodging SLIP! per week.
Rooms as usual to rent TO those who wish 10 board
themselves. ,a b. .......r
LEMUEL RICHMOND, Secretary.
Derby 81 Feb 1914. 344w4
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Youths Department.
"BURY ME IN TIE GARDEN. !"


There was there, and there were tears in
every eye; and there low, half suppressed sob
bings heard from avery corner oc the room; bat the
little sufferer was still; its young spirit just on the
verge oil departure. The mother was bending over
1t in all the speechless yearnings of parental love-
with one arm under the pillow, and with the other.
unconsciously drawing the little dying girl closer to
her bosom Poor thing in The brigh, and dewy
morning it had followed out behind its father in The
field; and while he was there engaged in his labor Il,
had pat,ed around among the meadow-fiowers, and
had stuck its bosom FUN and all its FURNISHED resses,
with carmine and lilly-tinted things; and returning
tired to its fathers side, he had lifted it upon the
loaded cart; but stone in the road had sbake it from
its seat, and the ponderous iron trimmed wheels had
ground it down in the cart-pah- the little crush
cd creature was dying.
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Now for ~ Bargain.

A LII persons wishing to purchase common or
N plated Harnesses, Saddles, Brides, Trunks or
any thing that is commonly found in Il saddlers shop
will do well to call at the shop fthe subscriber and
examine prices and quality before purchasing else
where. for will sell lower than can bc bought in
the county for cash.
JOHN STAMFORD, Ju.l
Lyndon Centre, ian. 10, 1874. 342w6'
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NVRAGAaI'S Indian Vegetable
Pills: or Indian PMrGnliYe.

|
Il public Tor much longer Perou ihnh W"i""r
! INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS YET none slanus now ~
HIGHER PEPuTE, or mas more rapluy a''niheu u nrm
| hold upon popular estimation inc thousanuS tna'
have used them throughout the lehsth ana oreauth
of the Republic, all bear cheerful testimony TO helI
thorough efficacy and mild operation when employed
in the most distressing disorders (which hesh IS heir
to-
The theory Of disease on which Wrights Indian
Vegetable Pills funded 10 this, WIZ that there
is only one primary of all the disorders that at
nict the human family, and that is corrupt humors:
or in other words, IMPURrTY OF BLooD. This prin-
cplc is now generally admitted, that il may in
fact be said to he sustained by an nniversay ofopln
ion the few dissenters constituting but very feeble
minority. 1t is useless therefore, to discuss the sound
ness of this theory in this place and connection.
The one disease principle being admitted the mode
of attack professod by all practitioners becomes
the same, namely, PuRoATIoN. But many of the
so.called specifics now before the public, produce
lv one form Of Pure ation they are either sudorifc
calhauic. diuretic or expcctoIant Wrigtts Indian
Vegetable Pills combine all these properties and are
therefore calculated 10 attack the elements of disease
nj all points and by a harmonious and combined CD.
Grafton 10 expel it radically from the system Their
effect Ia almost magical and Is no less astonishing
for its miIdness than its efficacy. Both sexes. and
ali ages NAV employ them, according to tho direc.
lions without fear for while they are certain to cure
ali diseases that are remedial they inaic an in
iurv upon the system. ~
These Pills as we before remarked, operate by pur
goiion-by thoroughly cleansing The entire system
from ali impurities, and making the invalid in The
homeIv bnt expressive phrase "a new NAM, whether
the disease il ncipent eopsmptiop which insi,lious
~ attacks the lungs, producing. thnt dry bacKinv
cough so painful TO the friendly ear; or cutanoous
showing itself upon tho skin in eruptons or blotcbcs:
whether The Kineys or the bowels be the affection
Wrpbt's Indian Vegetable Pills are equally tfIica-
cious in warlinp off danger Their expeclorant en-.
tbor,;c suJorifc and diureic qualities enable tbem
TO take hold of each form, of disease
The pet(eet safety of the medicine is another oll
impor,ant quality, and ono which has contrihu,ed
more Than apv hing else TO lis oonuar,v
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w q j. B, % l. II =,
Fashionable Tailor

EAS Just received his F" ,cuaN
II ~ sayT,.ALL and EHLyNIER FAS or "a III
from Boston and New York, and is Is'g ro., BY
all orders 10 his line in the neatest anu a H, n
able manner. and at reduced prices a.
over Dana, Weeks & Stanton's store
lUITCuttiug done TO order. 81
Danville Green, Nov. Il, ls43. -
Blanks of almost every variety W
Caledoniap Office. p. .'
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100 Chairs !

THNHE subscribers have just added to their former
n stock, lot more of Cane and Bass wood bot
tom Chars-making their assortment large and at
prices unusually loro We think ourselves safe in
say ing that the lot OF Bass Bottom Dining Chairs
which we offer for sale, superior III quality
to any which have been offered for sale in this vi
cny. Please examine them.
E. JEWETT &c Co.
Feb. 0, 1874. 342tf
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E. EASTMAN,
FORMERLY AT DASvrLLE, yEnM

HAS commenced the business of
- REPAIREN'G W.4TCHES
al Lttleton, N. II. and will be obliged 10 those Il,
muy favor him with their custom. All work sHg
him By stage will be promptly attended to and n
turned without delay. s -.H..
Shop one door east Of the Union House, ha
Store Of Eastman, Tilton e. Go.
Lii,leton Village, Oct @, 1913. 1854
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% n 8 IN, Hind and I'D o RS,

NF the most approved and fashionable styles,
W manufactured reasonable terms by the SUBJ
scribcrs at East st. Johnsbury. -r..l--- ..
343yI d. &c l.. SMITH.
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LIBERATION.
FHNHIS may certify that I have given my son Y
LIT vile A. Lawrence his time lawfully.
Bic -.r afg .J ..t ASA LAWRENCk
Waterford, Jan. l, A, d. ls44. sAN'
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IHIsII "a COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. % ~ I
WTE tho 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 r-7 JESSE BOSWOTRH,. .,1..,,.r
late Of Albany, in said district deceased represented
iusolvent, and all claims and demands exhibited in
ofse. thereto and six months from this date being
allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that
will attend to the business of our appointment
at the dwelling house of Mrs Betsey Bosworth in
said Albany, on the 23d day of April and the 18th
day of August next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on each of
said days. g.e1.' rlIetas s.fas.r....-1.
EATHhR B s. HIN; 2conmi.,ion.,. 5.
ELI CHAMBERLAIN, )
Albany, Feb. Id, 1874 344w3