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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

"a minute and authentic narrative Of The
conduct aud conversation ofJohn b Cough,
during each day Of hs late absence, as re-
lated by the inmates OF The house al which
he stopped " has been published in NeT
York BY l. & Donald
The True American, as We learn from m
advertisement m the Cincinnati papers
would be ready for delivery al Cincinnati
on "Wednesday the 9Th inst. !, would con
tam Ne appeal nj C.-sig. Cay on the
srh,ccl OF 'he ate suem,t TO suppress the
rt.rs liercarer It vii be published a.
Lct ns'nn, eVcfN Tue.dsv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

STATE or NERNOAr,t HT auuc-.
Distinct Of Ru,isnd. s. - oofei ia.
.I special probate court hold At kuuand
wltian and TOT sad district. on tho 2gth ia,
OF Sept. A ID. ists.
Present. VIM Hall Judge
An instrument N writing purrorting 70 be
tho ls,i will and Testament, Of John Esrle.
ate q Wa .ingistd IN sad distuot, deceased.
having been presented 70 sad court fot pro
bate by Robinson Hall tina Executor therein
named
ltis ordered that said will hs referred fot
probate and allowance 10 the frs, hor ~
beng Ne ~ day Of NcvemN't nett sat
thai copy OF thi. order I've puhli'ht' nttoc
weeks 'ucccssieelv previous thereto IN TIC
na,,nd Herald, a ne~s.Aret printed 81 Rot
and, that oil person. lnIe tc,,sd may agge1t
sni object to tho probate thereof a they see
cause A trls copv OF record
90 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
TAII.ORING.

w + the sab cHpets, being appointed ~
w the H.. lde ProJsts Cour, !or the dis
tuct OF kuia-d, ,.mnis.ionsfs 10 receive,
examine and august a., claims snL dSnIaads
Of all persons sgAlnsi the e,INtr Of
Stephen Shn,h late Of R4fiood,
10 said distinct. deceased 'coirseu,sd insol.
vent, and also all claims su4 demands eIhiJ-
lied IN Offset thereto. and q months iToH NE
l7Ih day OF sept. last, being SLOWED byssld
court Tor that purpose We DO therefore here
nv give notiCe that Ne MI attend 10 tho bu-
slDcss OF our sad appointment at tie dwelling
house of Lucy Smith, wiIO~ Of sad dceeAs
ed "a said Rutland, 90 Tuesday The <sh ia,
Of Nov nett. and w Tho end TUsSdIy d
March neII, from nine O'Clock IN. un1ll
three O'Clock ?. IN ON each Of said DAYS,
WiLL,AH llUHPHsEr lC..,..
J " NEbD,
RuuAud, oct. 80. lsS5. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

In Racine, Wisconsin, on ne s'h ah La
ov M.sa Fem, vile OF silas II Fem, for
merlv OF mrs town. aged Is
In N-ndon on Friday the l0'h lns, Mss
Eliza Riec, ar.1 % wears
H. p,~lct. on the q lh Ne'r1t Acs1-'Il,
son ui Mrscs u nd Ana T"~s.oe. ssri ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

STATE OF VERMONT, Z RE uremsm-
Di.uic, Of Rutland, So. ID ber.d that,
Ns special probate court held Al Rutland
within and for said district, on the Sd day
OF October, A. u. 1878
Present. WIN Hal, Judge.
Lumsn Horton, gusrdlan Of Cs'hsrne Is.
Horton and Nehemiah Il. Horton, Of Wal
iingior IN SAID district, minor children Of
the sand Human and his late ~lf, Phebe, and
gtandchiIf.n OF Nchemlsh Bull, deceased
having this day made ,}4llcsInn W said
court ior license TO sell the real estate OF
SAID wards, consisting Of one equal undivided
tenth part OF a certain Nsot OF isnd, contain
ihg - acres and 100 rods, tIst was set on
hy the commissioners appointed to dlvios the
real estate 10, slesdy siml nistrred, OF Jo-
sCph Bull late o. Danb, IN said distinct, De.
ceased, lu.es,a,e, to hs re d IN common 10y
LYDIA HI Patience Rlse the h, its OF Ruth
johnson, Rachel stafford, and ito heir. OF
s,id Nehemiah bull, representing that l'he
Yale ,hareol would be conducive to the IN
tetss, OF his said wards Therefore,
1t is ordered tbs, said application bsretsr-
red to the first Monday, beng The 81 DAY o'
November next, for hearing and decision, h'
said court, and that copy of this ordcr II
published three weeks sur cessivey, Vr-v,cu,
thereto, in tho Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed al said kdlland. thai al persons III
ieres'ed may appear and object TO the same
3 Il tror see causc.
/ 4 nus copy OF record,
/ Al HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
sTOGA BOOTS.
GROlI,KIES

nP BELL o1cfs Tor sale NewOr leans
~ Pauo Rec Inlf Crushed and Pos,
lr,od Sugars Porto RICO MDlsses Hy.
s-a Skin. Young ilyson. anl sourhonc
Toe. rais r. Jlra auI Msaca.b~ eal
fee sofa Bis-ot Rec Curpurs Cuon
Boz aDl Neg Rann' Glove Nutmeg
Casa. Spec Pcrp-r Cocoa SHELLS. tal
err,nt T.ba--o. Bar auI shaving srsp
Mould Candies LamP OIL Of SUPER z
gaIay Raiil5 oa r. a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
LOOK HERE.
DIR Banniug's Patent Lace

HAS done more for the diseases for
Ill which It is applicable than any other
instrument IN use. And the subscriber 10
deisrml ned 10 convince the public, though
that It be at his own expense. ANY persoa
who needs an instrument OF the kind, 10 IN
v,ed to call al hls house and receive one on
nal Tor Two weeks GRATIS, # they are mol
already convinced. People are osu,loLed not
to believe reports Gerogstoty 10 tins Invalu-
able INSTRUMENT Of oerta.n doctors who may
he interested ia "lIull's Supporters = or
other Instruments ull Ihey have improved
this opportunity II has nerer fa'isd to give
entire satisfaction whom properly applied IN
der the direction OF the undersigned, and ma
ny will suest by ceriIhcstes or peVonsl in
tefvlsw # desired, 10 IHese facts, LADIgs
wi. he waited upon by a female who hAs
had extensive experience 10 their application.
Having very large assortment, on hand OF
all sizes, md Likewise much improved Of
isie IL enshiej to give all who NAV call al
en,lge satisfaction. Please 10 call Mondays
az Tuesday. JOHN y illBBARU, " y
RujarI, oct T. lHL II #
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

CIDER MILL FOR SALE.
TWO good Presses with two beam, and
j tours Screws To press will be cold IN
reihet O. sopsratel, bJ the subscriber also
IS yourg sheep. hLON2O HOWE.
East poul'ney, sept 30, 1913. 10
THE EXCITEMENT
Still continues ut the Farmers Tx
chang. anl Cheap Cash Store J! y
vI,uE unprecedented Low PRICES that
Goods sto -tili So ior ~ ,Is Store,
i, matter Of surprise TO a. purchasers
The attention Of tho Ladies - particularly
invited 10 examine One Tnon'ond fdrd' Of
Pants. OF the latest siyles aud lowest prices.
A good calico dress for one Dollar
Also.
A new LOT Of rich Cindisn Stripes. Crosse
over Cashmere Reps, Ca.hrnere de Eoo'se'
". de Lsin-s ofesety variety and price' rich
Amszoni,ns; ri~h Alpsccss: Afghan SaIins,
Psrssnss ChAne,eon., &C. SC.
D.H SAblN : co, Agents
Wnllngfcrd, Oc. /, lst5. 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
PLAYING, VISITING s BLANK
CARDS,

fORGE coon, 81 N. l,is ftcr Of rl',
~ smith 4 Ccct. fct tNs rss, 81 y.st.
usnpf.rtuf.r. Of ihs cssNrsted Rsnlsi
CAblI> would iniofr the pvbhe snd the
p,ifer. n NE old ..shlr.hnnni. No - fui
ion-N who're he no. away. been smplo'ed,
;h,tts continIrs NE manufacture Of oil no
'usse. ~ pl,ying Ntsipt snd nlsns
C,td, h-'s,e'r's furnished b. n, s.tsbli.h
ment--sni ,hst ord.t. t.t ,'nou, lind. oil
70 rtnmrt, snd fsnhfur' ssscuiod on sp.
rhcston 10 b. sole Agents, Ns.sr. Nv 4
Ls,h,m, - Fulton street usosl discount "0
iot ssh. Of 10 those who buy 70 eel sga'n,
81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

~ ~ t--r-ai a. is,,ss,,d ns-psasi --
" Aroihst ns~ sarr.' o. Ro'cs A -
'.iit. t''rrr- '.is's,r' I'D o." rertl
'H.e i'.' wti,.. irefe las nesn suf ttii, cun
noes 10 20 -1rt ,t1st trs,'s D.,
STOuutED
H.i'-t Oc' u 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

SUPERINTENDENT PE nrsmsm-
U.-n,, olFcr.aveo, - - tersd ust
.ts pr,p1'- ~oDr, holden 10 Cssilston ~ b..
sud irr said district on Me hlA day Of Oct.
4. y 1915,
Present 4. Wsrnsr Judge
James Tsgg executor Of ne s..aie of
E.l-lsts uorGlug 'ats OF Hltbartgpu, 'u
said district orcos-eo, proposing O. render
an account OF be ADJ,Iuts.tslfyl a. sa.i 80
tate
10 is ordered tina; .oii a-coont Be- received
hrf eH-rIrst iuf 'ot.rce n0 ne o. daT
81 \ ven .rf r.Il. 90 lls rruhs,e c...t boz
tasaefe0, a1t t.et This roo Ter - D. .HhteI
fI-ra weeks slrres. se.v previous thereto.
~ the Rutland Head, nsWsfspsf puuse1
q: Kuisud. which sasl be- s-1~lrHt notice
90 oil persons interested ~ tie upe an pace
~ sr4u.UIng sad ACCOM-
z uus copy OF Record.
a y & LAACDON. Ess.tsf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
tRrsM AKRIyNl.-Thn d.

tRESil hRRIVhl,-Ths Day.
IN II. SABiN L CO st- oo~ Open ~ .
-. comr'''s S.sotlr,,. Of W,aic' B'.ii.
wTf'ns cterv ,aueir bnt 1--WE of Ditss
COOS lons Cprds. Gimr.. Velvet nlbbon.
Fancy So ro.1,, 81 g.
Mo Back an bue Bsck nroatc 10Th.
rsAvst Clhh,. Plot Cjo'h.. C...irrrss,
Ncsugss. ldn.ets for chl.lf,hs wca, to.
c-aef 9Th oomplsis assortment OF GRO.
tlRlES The 4borr.Gpot, IRE offered ior
cash OF ready pay hnis eLsar,r hna ,t'.
- II StBlN & CO.
Naihngiord, Oct Is. 1913. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

nR WINTiR'N B1iIa, Fl wa Cter-
~ ~ The highly and justly cciebr.let
umcdy Ter coughs, colds ard Consumption
just received md for sale ~ STODDAkD.
Rutland, OCT. - ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
NEW GOODS.

FaNllE s.Js,Jsser would give notice 10 his
! fueuds aud patrons that he 10 now re-
celving general assortment OF
Dig goods, Groe,rtCs CrOckery i Hard
trdrs
among which may be found large variety
ol Broadoip,h Cas-slmere, and SaunetI,,
of almost every ,lyie and quality; Ne'unPs
q sp'cndid assortment OF Ladies fashionable
Drr,s Goods, adapted 10 NE present i"i
End coming sca'1Ls, together " lih mos, 9th
~ kln1s Of Dry Goods usually called Tor.
ill, a~.pfin,, 10 ~ GrDceuos also complete,
to wAich The suen,iuu Of purchasers IL inv
ted lie Las also ,argo assortment Of
Boots. Shoes and Rubbep Of fashionable
n, IL add good qlaIiV
Tho above goods W. bs sold low for cash
produce OF approved credit
LYMAN r. 'KWoOU
Piusf0r1 oct ?. 1873 A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

hALLIl : Horra! Pan Erirdeior. --
- luf'Aisl snd uuegusls1 Tor Us hsai-
lug ptopotIie., ~ the following diseases 49,
Fever sores, cancers. sca,G head, barber .
nch. ulcers, sore lips, hIes, nngworms.
br"ssA bOne.. &c. genuine srtlrle lor sails
al HE Rul.snJ Bookstore by
" T. c sroppARp.
Oct liiei5 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
ONCE MORE IN TOWN.

ONCE MORE IN TOWN.
nREL COOK would iuform h" forms,
~ customer, and the public that he has
opened ne~ HAT STORE IN the building
helorsng 10 Alsnson Dyer near his tavern,
where he - ready To accommodate oil with
'isi. and Cops ~ superior qusiIy and Of re-
duced prices, f1' csst ~ on 80 h'orsbls
term. fof approved. credit S 81 sh' estab-
hshmsni IN tie county HE wofk 10 oil
manufactured for customers and every srli.
CO iatsG !f0G his shop vii be warranted.
lie il IN want of .hosrej ADD pulled sheep
ADD lamb's wool, sheep snd lambs rslt., ell
kinds Of Hsung and shipping fur,, and
most klnds Of County Produce, which will
be ls.sn 10 sIcbsrgs fuI his work
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
huirste Jourheymsn IIGIlsr, ono who on.
dsfstsnds all branches Of h,s business, tn
whom good encouragement and = psImsnsnt
situation vii no gwen.
Rusland, Jsiy, %. 1915 slIL
NEW GOODS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

u Embossed En,melsd CAfds, united suJ
plain, hasrn'u,j, poushed, with elsssnI 10
signs ss botdes
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE

he subscriber, have opened new T,ps
Foundry IN ihs civ II New york ,vh-it
ths' ere rsliy 10 suppi, ORDERS 90 sry et'cn'
10, sns Kind ~ poo ~ fEc, Type hi. "a
pr, Cases, Gsti.ys, Brs.- Mule, Stss, g.,
uulR DO COnpos,ss slltsA, Chssss, aud ey-
cry article necessary hst Pruning Office
The Typs vh,ch sre cas-, N ns~ moulds
from an entirely ne~ -, oi msriIts, with
deep couOSv, ere ~suso,rd to ne unsut.
passed b, coy. and viii IL sold Al prices to
suit The urnrB
= Pnnaus Sts-ss- furnished, and ss1stoAm
ors mes ~ ~ nsost approved ps,ierns
n b.-A rarhints eor-sniy IN .uend-
snre to repsr yr~>.s- AMI q light work.
tonrostuon r'i'~'. go, ~ pnnter-
tdItGr, o. s-~spsp~r. Who buy ihrts
Nfrss 80 rnpct ivp- 30 thor hIIs smouht 10.
may gt's he sto'. slI months insertion "a
thrir pspets, and send their papers coniiin-
ing 1 n the suh-ct. hsr> 81 On
COO ERnfr d OvFREKD, e. kno st
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
ESTRAY

TANE into NE enclosure Of Ihe sybscri.
- ber- on ~ about tie H. in'i hs4l
fei is.siing Ileiisr, viii ~uls had fsst--
The owner - requested TO prove properly,
pay charges sud tato her sWAv
a. DAVIS.
Ruusad, Oct :. IsGs A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

Also. oil the sbovo Sues OF every color to
order. Othet sire. cut to otdct OF ei,het Of
the foregoing qualtirs Mourning cards OF
various sizes made To order
Gold bofdered cards do DO
Gilt odse do do
Ensmeled sheets. cap ere 4 2oTlt in.
lvo, Surface, do do
Pearl do do
Bank sheets. do do
Also. Railroad and strsmhosi Tickets,
made to order, OF any color, or Of different
colors, ss nsv be desired.
The subscriber invites all editors In iha
United States and Canada, who arc disposed
to take thor pa, IN cards, and who Will send
him copy Of thar papers cont,ining The al.
vsrtisement, to insert II for thrse months.
New York, I845. 81 I'm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

4 1T uF ltrTERS rraalr,sg On ths |
~ Pa p1cs a. Nuusnd ou re to,h a,'
Il - fgfA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

7|'\ y "'.' '9'0'-l' - ~. w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
NOTICE

FVlIlS csrfss that ! have ven Uy son.
i Homer WhUe, smiuor. bis lime. uu.
10 becomes Of laNlul age viii I'LL. liberty
900 contract fog ascll sni sLHI claim none
~ Eis esTnlugs not pay sny dsbt. Of hls con
tracing alter ms dsIs
HARVEY WHITE
Mount Holly. Oct g. 1865 a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-14
Notice ExtrammnA Card.

FENHE subscriber, grateful forlpublc patronage,
l. would take this method to acknowledge with
thankfuness, the kindness of generous public in
contributing literally to his necessity in his late
adversely and would say, that through the liberaity
of the public generally, and the assistance of his
friends in particular, he has been enabled 10 rebuild
his Factory at South Danville, destroyed by fire on
the 2Ist of December last, and has put into operation
a large and elegant set of machinery superior prob
ably to any set TO running in this part of the
country, and equal to any started in our manu-
featuring New England.
Thus, his new Factory being in full and successful
operation and having employed experienced work
men to assist in carrying the same, he is now pre-
pared to receive wool to work shares, or ny the
yard into good cassimeres ulled cloths, hlnnels of
all colors, double width blankets, horse blankets,
blanketshawls, &c. &c, and in addition 10 that, he
has superior set of machinery for cardng rolls and
dressing custom cloth; and soliciting tho patronage
of the public formerly, he would invite the at
tcnton Of the growers and dealers in wool and cloth
to his new and elegant machinery and would assure
them that their work shall be done in season and in
first rate order.
nrWanted in exchange for work 500 barrels of
good old soap. Also, all kinds of country produce
received, as usual, for which liberal price will be
given. All work warranted, and damages made
good. CALEb HAhEEi
Danville May Is, ls45. 40sG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-14
Youths Department.
sPORTING-THE IDIOT BOY AND THE
BLUE-BIRD.

recoect an unecdote Of boys first exploit in
shooting; and was also his last The boy had rest
cd his gun the fence, and, after deliberate aim,
a poor little blue-brd fell lGeless at his feet. lie
picked it up and after short rambo, he called at
small house, hard by the scene of his exploit, for n
drink Of water. As he came up to tho door, he saw
an idiot boy tied in large chair in the entry passage
lie asked for water; but tho poor boy liled his va
cant eye, and when ii fell upon the little bird, his
face exhibited the utmost rage and grief Poor impo-
tent the sportsman will hever forget his looks, sop
cried he, she has killed my little bird. feed him
myself Here ia the bread saved for him. Moth
err! mother kill him kill him because he killed
my little bird - The woman gave him the water
in silence, and he e the house; the and sobs
of the poor idiot growing louder "a he left.
There is not bird that has not something to love
it. II Gil niche in creation. II is soliln
" thing, Of no value. GOO has brought il into life
and surely he who destroysh for sport does it
without reaocon.--There is sport enough that
gives pan.-There is sport enough without
dering the beautiful things flife and mosening the
hands in innocent blood. There is pleasure ia the
refs ement Of ones moral nature in the education of
the finer sympathies of his heart which dlsposes man.
in his passage through this world to fasen upon all
the exhibitions of animal JOYS make even the little
song of the merry bird to cheer his heart and elevate
his affections him who oveth all things both great
and SMALL which he has made.
With peculiar kind of gun, and with pecu-
liar kind Of powder and shot, tso would love to be
sportsman. should delight to traverse the fields,
saunter through the groves, ard climb the h!-tops
with my artillery bazng away at all the living Great
ed things that we could hit. My gun should give
food and hsaIth, JOY and peace; delighted to aim at
some hal(-s!arved animal and fill him with food and
strength; to point at broken winged fulterer
and heal its wounds, and set il floating again on tho
air. AT every discharge ofmy musket there should
be singing and gadnesa, twittering and chipping of
the merry birds; that wherever wendell my way
joy and joyfn things should walk in company with
me, delighted to follow my footprints. This, in
deed, would be sport! But killing, manning,
mangling, to be the enemy of Gods most beautiful
creatures; to be the destroyer and demon TO them
call you this sport p Christ Gil.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-14
Concord Railroad.
.fRR.a.N.CE.lfE.N-T.

SUMMER .fRR.a,NC E.lfE.NT.
Fare reduced 10 $500 from Concord 10 Boston.
NN and after the LIST of April, Passenger trains
" will run daily, Sundays excepted, in connection
with the Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Low
ell Railroads as follows, viz
Leave Boston at A NJ, IL NJ. and 81 M
Leave Concord at Il A NJ ii ID A N s. 81 N
Trains from intermediate places will run Gs fol-
lows, viz : UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 A ri. 1876 Sc GAO
do Nashua at $50 NJ, 1915 p NJ q GAO p n
do Manchester 9:35 A NJ, } 81 S;5
or Immediately on the arrival of the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester 81 "A N, 1915 NJ & Pm
do Nashville g M II Pm q 5Pn
do Lowell II AN, I'm & 54PM
or Immediately on arrival Of the cars from Concord.
The econd train from Concord arrives in Boston
in for Passengers to take the O'Clock train TO
New Y oTk
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
Road so that passengers may pass betwixt Concord,
Haverhhl Exeter and Portland either way daily.
Stages Immediately the arrival Of the first train
at Concord, leave by various routes for Hopkinou
Newport Clarcmont and Windsor; for Lebanon and
Hanover; Plymouth and HaveThill; Canaan and o.
ford Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbor and the White
Mount: ms. On the "a day from Boston, Stages
reach Ro' alton, Middehury. Montpelier and Bur
linrton connecting there with the steamboat and sta
ges To Ogdensburgh; stages also run from Haverhil
Ia, Stanstead connecting Herewith stages to MOntre
al. Numerous other stages connecting with the
Concord Railroad run to the principal towns in New
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas.
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sanbornton to
the III O'Clock train returning after the arrival of the
Cd train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily follows:
Leave Boston at 81 2 aud arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord at 80 p and arrive al Boston
at l-2 the next morning.
Freight First class, SO; second class, $3.50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Dos.
ton on hour at least before leaving to insure de-
livery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked and
when valued at more than $50. notice should be CIV
en- and extra charges paid, or no claim for damage
or loss beyond such sum will be allowed.
N. G. UPHAM, Sup't
April |, 1916. 3SOyl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-14
G o Cd NIGH 7.
FROM THE GERMAN.

FROM THE GERMAN
Good night, my father dear
Thou com'st from thy labor full weary and worn,
But peaceful and calm is the cottager's sumber,
Nor care for the morrow thy dreams shall cucumber,
But, till the lark shall arouse thee at morn,
Good night
Good night, my mother dear
Thy lullaby has oft my sorrows beguided-
Now may our God have thee in his good keeping,
Angels watch thee while thou art sleeping,
Soolhed to repose by the voice of Thy child
Good night
Good night, brother mine
Solt be thy rest, as if piowed on flowers;
Sleeping waking, God keep thee from sorrow
Sweet is their parting who meet on the morrow;
Ever, dear brother, such parting be ours
Good night
Good night, sweet sister
Thou hast been long with the flowers at play;
HE TO thy couch, for Thy eye-lids wnking;
And see where the moon, TO rest she is sinking,
Smiles on my sister, and seeheth to say
Good night
Good night, beloved one
Bright be the visions sleep bringeth to thee
Heaven shield thee from i'll till the night hours
over:
All gentle spirits above thy rest hover,
Whispering ever, beloved ofme,
Good night
Good night, dear ones all
No heart feeleih sad that we part for while;
Then, at our last parting, oh! let us not sorrow,
Since we know dearest friends, we shall meet on the
morrow;
But as life's evening Closes we repeat with q
smile,.
Good night
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C, C, Wilder
HSY q. q. NVilder,

On Tuesday nert, July LIST, 1916,
NHTILL DO opened an assortment of the Choicest
w q o d S. He hopes notwithstanding
the ateness of the again TO attract 1.-THE aten-
ton of his friends and customers and those in want
of bargains. He received his Goods cheap and with
other facilities combined feels confident that they
will suit all purchasers in quality and prices. The
public respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves.
ST. Johnsbury, June %, 1915. 4l36
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