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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18
DGg ALTERS

In this town, Aug. IA, Mr. SARGENT BAGLEY,
aged IS.
In Boston, July 26, of typhus fever, Cyrus Harris,
aged % years, of Mr. Philip Harris Of Dan
vile.
In this town, Mrs WRIGHT, wife of Mr. Emerson
Wright. Incorrectly published last week
In Littleton, NJ Hampshire, July 20, SARAH w.
wife OF Mr. s. G Miner, in the 9th year of her age
Her disease the consumption, Although her
lungs had manifested symptoms of unsoundness for
some three years no decided decline became visible
till the last Of the winter; and then, serious appre
tensions of fatal termination felt, till within
some eight or nine weeks of her death. From that
time she failed rapidly, and gave up all hope Of
covery. But death approached disarmed of his ter
rors. She had lived in the hope OF blessed immor-
tally for a number of years. and that hope did not
fail her when she found she must die AT first,
indeed, some ingerngs of doubt, in regard to the
aly of her faith troubled herr but directing her mind
to the grand truth Of the Gospel, that we are saved
by grace and sinners, these doubts soon passed
away, and she became resigned and eheerfuIly tram
gull and remained so during the whole Of her sick
ness, which was somewhat painful Not murmur
escaped her lips and she seemed to feel no intcard
repnings She had ties of the most endearng nature
to bind her to earth; but God called her away, and
she was cheerrully willing to go. She felt that death
would be gain TO her, and she doubtless found it
How consoling to her friends and acquaintances and
to the church Of which she was member! May they
all die the death OF the righteous. Com.
In Stanstead, the LIST inst, Judith, wife of Dan
iel Heath one Of the earliest settlers OF that Town
ship, aged 60.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or.
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate OF
John Dugsan, late of Troy. deceased,
Greeting.
XXTHEREAS, Horace Paddock Administrator
w of the Estate of said deceased has filed in
said Court, his Administration account, and repre-
sents that the debts and charges against said
estate amounts to the of $4,000
That the available assets in his hands are 27,0O
Leaving the of $4,000
to be raised from the Real Estate and requests the
Court to grant him License to sell all the Real Es-
tate of said deceased.
Therefore, it is ordered that all concerned be no
tilted to appear at a session of the Probate Court
to be held at the Probate Office Irasburyh the
10Th day of September next, that they may give
bonds for the payment of the debts, and be heard
in the matter of the Administrators account, and to
show cause why License should not be granted as
aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, newspaper printed
at St. Johnsbury in this State, the last of which pub
lcations shall be before the day assigned for hearing
as aforesaid
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at
Irasburgh, this 9th day ofAugust, A. D. 1915
42Ow3 GEO. NYE, Judge,
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Phillips Academy.

BNHE Fall Term in this Institution, will commence
- on Thursday, Sept F, under the direction OF
inc present principal, and continue weeks.
Miss HELEN COLBY will continue to take
charge Of tho Female Department
Lectures upon the Sciences will be frequently Civ.
en- illustrated by an extensive apparatus
nose designing to teach will receive appropriate
instruction. ~
The morals and the manners of pupils will, ut all
Teachers.
TUITION~-In English, So s3.5O
.. do Latin, Greek and French, 81 90
Vocal music without charge
On Piano, with use Of instrument, $40
Board, 81 to 81, 25, and rooms for those wishing
to board themselves, at . cheap rate.
OJTuition payable in advance.
C. G. BURNHAM Principal.
Danville, W. Aug. 0, 1915. 420w3
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TO YOUR POSTS !

WINGS OF VERMoNT we are Just upon the
eve OF another conflict But short weeks will
expire, and tho political destinies our State for the
next year, are irreversibly decided We arc either
upon the verge ofglory, or upon the brink of dis
grace. And shall we regard our fate with indIer-
ence? Shall we sit down with folded arms and n
bandon ourselves to the tender mercies of our enc
mes' The issues Of political life and death are
IN our hands We are the nrbiters of our own des-
tiny There is not man in the State who doubts
that the Wing party, if faithful TO themselves, will
gain an overwhelming victory. Our adversares do
not rely upon their strength, upon our weakness
but upon their vigilance and inactivity. Despair
will strike them the moment they see us earnestly
buckling on our armor. Up them and marshal YOUR
forces in battle array! Let no other business divert
You from the discharge of your duty Let every
man who has been appointed to any post, however
humble, faithfully fulfill his trust Wherever your
organization is incomplete, at once perfect it! Let
nothing be overlooked nothing unfinished You ought
to rally round that glorious standard you have borne
in columns as impenetrable as Macedonian phalanx.
Delay not! not moment is to be lost! Procrastina-
tcn in crisis like this, is ruin Again we say,
Wings of Vermont, one and all, TO YoUR POSTS
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Essex County Grammar School.

VBNlIIS school viii be opened OF Concord on Mon.
IL day the sIh day Of September next, to continue
IL weeks, undor the instruction Of
G. w. MATTHEW'S, 4. Il.
Instruction will be given in all the common and
higher English branches, and in the Latin and
Greek languages Beginners in the French or Ger,
man languages, will have oil the assistance they may
desire given to them
Mr. Matthews fa'ters himself that 10y diligent IT.
enton to all tho interests of the school he shall be
able to give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage,
Particular attention will be given to those who
may design 10 teach.
Tuition in the common English branches, So, 90
Languages, 1928, those under years, 90.
References may he obtained Of Col J. G. Darling
Col Nathan J. Graves.
Those wishing TO board themselves viii find III
pie accommodations.
HARVEY G. FRY, Secretary.
Concord, Aug. 1915. 42Ow4
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ni-,ri,t 81 r.I,I

UIsITICt OF CUIouOnla, IS,
At Probate Court, held at Danvie, within and for
said District, on the 9th day of Aug, A. d. ls45.
Present, Samuel b. Mattocks Judge.
A Instrument, purportiDg to he the last Will
IA and Testament of Abia Goodell, late of Lyndon
in said district deceased, being presented to the
here by Paul Houghton, the executor there
in named for Probate; it is ordered by said
court that all persons concerned therein, be notified
to appear session of said court, to he held at the
Probate Office in Danville in said district on the 9th
day of September, A. II. 1915. and show cause If
any they may have, against the probate of said will
for which purpose it is further ordered that copy of
the record ofhis order he published three weeks
cessively in the Californian, printed at ST. Iohnsbu
ry, may be.
SAM'L B. MATTOCKS, Judge.
true copy of record-Attest-
42OwS SAM'L b. MATTOCKS, Judge.
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n OF ice.

WILL DC sold at public vendue at Burke on the
w first Thursday of October next, at 0 o'clock
A. NJ. at the dwelling house of Isaac Denison, in said
Burke, much of the northern half o. eighty acres
of land drawn to the original right Of John Sbley,
in Burke, in Caledonia County and State of Vermont
will pay a town Tax assessed on the Grand List
of said town of Burke in the year ls44, for the sum
of 1894, as will satisfy said tax and cost, and is the
land on which Mathew Gushing now lives and is
owned by the heirs of David Porter late of Hartford
Connecticut.
Given under my hand at Burke this 18th day of
Aug. lS45. ERASTUS WOODRUFF,
42Ow3 LIST Constable g Collector of Burke
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CraftSbury Academy and Teachers
Seminary.

THNHE Fail Term of this Institution will commence
n on Monday Sept. /. II. II. GRIFFIN will
continue to have the general care of the school as
Associate PRINcIPAL.
Lectures will be given rs the state Of the cllsscs
require. A course of lectures on Geology as con.
nected with Agriculture, will be given in October
Rooms furnished for students who wish to board
themselves may be rented on reasonable terms -
Board in families from 1916 to $3.50 including
room, washing, and fuel
TuITIoN for all English branches, 50 90 per term
Of weeks. Painting and drawing s. 90 each, ad.
ditional. [i20w3'l s. II. HALL, Principal.
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iE"The Georgetown, ID. c. Advocate Of satur-
day says-"Rumors were plentifulIy rife yesterday,
us to the nature of despatch said to have been
ceived on the previous evening by the government,
from Texas. From all thai we have been able to
learn, suspect there is growing up in western Tex
as, state Of affairs much the more serious than
the FIorada wa, as the field ofacton and the num-
Der and power Of the Indian enemy, greater than
was the in Florida II will not be long before
the country will be gratfed with taste of the fruits
of that most glorious of all things, annexation"
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CALYIN STONES EsTATE.

TENHE subscribers having been appointed by the
a 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 CALVIN STONE,
late of St. Johnsbuy in said district deceased rep.
resented insovent, and the term of six months from
the It'll day Of Aug, 1915. being allowed by said
court to 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 an.
ponment at the dwelling house of Mrs. Clarssa
Stone in St. Johnsbury in said district, on the llth
day of November, 1915, and on the lth day of
February, 1916, at l o'clock, afternoon, on each Of
said days.
EDMUNDIHALLET, commissioners
St. Johnsbury, Aug. !, A. d. lSi5. 420w3
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u d { e G .

TEVHIs may certify that have this day given my
H. son, Ezra E. Arlington. his time and he is
free to act and trade for himself and shall pay
debts of his contracting claim any of his wages
after this date. JOHN ARLINGTON.
St. Johnsbury, Aug. IS, ls45. 420w3
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on Thursday evening. Three balls took effect, one
in the Chest another in the bowels, and tho third in
the right arm. His wife and friends arrived few
moments before his death, in tmo to bid the last A.
dIeu on earth An inquest is now being held ut the
Court House, before C, f. Perry, ESQ., Coroner.
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Stray ok.

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on the
" 9th of August, a red Ok, about years old,
with balls upon his horns The owner is requested
to pay charges and take him away.
B. BUTLER.
St. Johnsbury, Aug. Is, 1915. 120w3*
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AUGUST ELECTIONS

AUGUST ELECTIONS Partial returns have
come to hand Of the elections for Congress in Indiana
Kentucky, s1d N. Carolina. Returns from districts
in Indiana give the ocos and the wings member,
from Kentucky the wings 8 and the Iooos 2, from N.
Carolina the wings and the locos 4. These ure
about the same as the last Congressional elections
SENTENCE OF ANDREW Howard, The Cour
of Common Pleas, at Dover N. fl. have sentenced
Andrew Howard, convicted Of the murder of Phebe
Hadson. to be executed on Wednesday, the 9th of
November next. The prisoner received his sentence
with apparent Indifference.
WARLIKE. Orders were received on Saturday
requiring Capt Duncan, now at Fort Hamilton, n
lew miles below our city, TO be in readiness at n mo-
ments warning with his company and Flying Artillery
to march for Texns 1t will require two small vessels
TO transport this company with their horses Their
destination is the mouth Oft the Arlansas-Ncv y.
Tribune.
The New York Commercial Advertiser, noticing
the new Indian Wars threatened by the recent news
from Texas, says of the signs eve may look upon
them as an inkng Of the cost and charges that nre
hereafter to grow out of our famous Texas bargain,
and as part Of game that is 10 be played on a grand
scale, induce four five or ten years Of Florida war
expenditures III Iekas' ok or elght millions per
amman from the United States Treasury, expended
in Texas, will make some of the Texans rich"
DREADFUL CoNsEqUENcEs oF CHARIvARI.
A wedding party in Washington a., on the oath
ult returning home, after dark. were met in the
woods by ehnrvari party; and their noise fright
ened the horses, that they off, threw their riders
and the bride, bridesmaid, and groomsmar, were in
stnnty killed. There great excitenen, in the
neighborhood, in consequence, and several Of the
serenaders had been arrested
FIRE IN LANsGNGnURGH, New YoRK.--On
Wednesday evening, FIRE broke out between State
and Congress streets, which destroyed ten twelve
buildings, nearly all of which were dwellings and
barns. Loss, from Sl2,O 600 to 1000
TIP The Washington Union, in noticing the re-
cent movements of troops to Fexas says that this
well as other measures have been adopted account
Of information which has been received that the
Mexicans are sending force across the Rio Gennde.
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ANTI-RENr OUrRAGEs. Iappears that Sher-
Moore, of Delaware county, Ny. accompanied
'y Deputy Sheriff Steele, and some other persons,
were recently attacked by rufians disguised as Indi
.nS' while experimenting the sale of some property
u" ~' rent, and the Deputy dangerously wounded
'"e following are the particulars given;
The Sheriff attended by his deputy and several
O'lers on horseback, went TO the town of Andes to
sc" some cattle that had been levied on for rent
4" 'ney were entering the field for the purpose of
''"ns' party Of fifty to one hundred men, disguised
rs indians, met them. Their chief commanded the
'"sFlt not to SELL The Sheriff and deputy advanced
."u ordered the mob to dispense, and at the same
""'e declaring they would shoot the first man that
'"Oald put his hand them. The chief ordered his
oen 10 lire at the horses. In an instant voey
N'eu' two horses were killed and the Deputy shot in
WV w places, one in the side just below the stomach.
&c was carried Immediately to the nearest house,
""ste he lay, it being doubtful whether he would
HI Awe or not Medical aid had been sont from Del
"a" extra from the Delaware Express, dated Friday
''S mat MIR Under Sheriff Steele died at O'Clock
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Caledonia County Grammar School.

'SNlE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence
Z on Wednesday the eth Of August and conn-
uc Is WEEKS.
Tuition, at tho rate Of $500 per quarter for stu =.
dents in the Languages 90 per quarter for all
Others.
The male Department under the charge of MIR
WILLIAM Q. BRADLEE-the female. OF Miss
SARAH T. BAILEY It is hoped this School will
have, as 1t has had, liberal share Of public patron
age. DAVID MERRILL Secretary.
PcacEam, Aug. G, 1915 4I9w3
~ b. Instruction will be given in Drawing and
Painting by Miss l.. p. BRADLEE.
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NsAMM RAgB

In Lowell, Mass, Aug. 3, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, Mr.
Moses F. Brown, of Lowell, to Miss Sophia Wheeler,
of Danville.
In Randolph. DR., ]. NJ. Dewey. of Montpelier, to
Mrs. Susan Tarbox.
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Derby AradcmY,

'E7HE fall term Of this institution will commence or
n Thursday the Ath Of September next under its
present board Of Instruction.
Tuition in English studies, $500
do do Languages, $50
Ornamental branches, additional Leo
Lessons IN music a, the usua, price
Board, including room, washing and fuel, from
l, l2 to s 81 Rooms for those wishing to boar
themselves on reasonable terms.
A. NORCROSS, Principal.
Derby Aug. C, 1915. 4I9w4"
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ST. JOhnsbury Academy.

'b'HE Fall Term will commence Wednesday,
September 10Th, under the charge of
MR. JAMES Il. COLBY,
Principal with two assistants.
W sinde'fS recei1ed except far the 7shote Term.
Board may be obtained or Rooms Rerted on rea.
sonahn terms, and application may be made to the
Principal or to J. p Fairbanks for further informG.
ton. 4l9w4
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4 or :; ale.

A FARM containing one hundred acres of land
n situated in Lunenburgh about ono mile wester-
y from the Corner. said farm is under COED i'm,
provemcn the buildings good and convenient,
the farm is well watered, and well adapted for now
ing, pasturiny, and ilngc. There is good orchard
and sugar lot said farm.
For further particulars inquire of the subscribers
on the premises. AARON BLOSS,
GEORGE BLOSS.
Luncnburgh, August ii, 1915. 420w4"
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Aug, II.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Aug. II.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
At Market, 900 Beef Cattle ,I2UO Sheep and 100
Swine 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRICEs- Beef CaHle-Former prices were not
sustained; we quote Extra 5,25; first quality S.;
second quality 1 ,25 I,75 third quality 3 y l.
sheep Dali. Lambs from l,25 to q old sheep
from $3.50 to 2,25.
Swine--Tormer prices were no, sustained FOR
Shoats; we reduce our quotations Shoats to pedilc
81 a 5'Sc. for Sows, Ala 5.sc. for Burrows
Old Hogs at 1, 81 and 4ic. At retail from to SIC.
BOSTON MARKET-Aug 10.
BUTTER. g II per ID.
CHEESE, new miIk-74 8 do do
FLOUR. Howard st. 81 a 0 90, Western canal
81 1 IS.
WOOL-There has been some sales Of the new
clip, but not to much extent, at shade below the
present quotations. Nothing doing in pulled wool.
SaXony, fleeces, 50 n 40
American Full blood 80 a 81
blood, 81 u 80
Common ! blood, 2s n 80
Lambs, let quality, 80 80
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-22
CHINESE PROVERBS.

Whoever borrows to build, builds to sell.
Love is all eyes, without one g;ood one.
We never laugh so long o.. loud as when we
would hide our grief
The true way Of .nriching Ourselves is by
he'e' ,e no ,auts truly fatal but those We
acknowedge or repair
wha, isa fool who has u'aae "s' '"
.;a which is embarrassed BY his is''
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-22

TOMATO WINE-The Tomato appears to he
one Of the universities, and approaches man
in every shape. Tomato pills-food and ply
sic--was the rage few years ago, and now
we hear of tomato wine-vctuals and drink
To make tomato wne the following recipe is
found in the Prairie Farmer:
ITO one quart Of juice, puts pound Of sugar,
and clarity it as for sweetmeats The above is
very much improved by adding small proper
ton of the juice of the common grape. The
subscriber believes this wine far better and
much safer for a tonic or other medical uses
than the wine generally sold as Port Wine, &C.,
for such purposes. 1t is peculiarly adapted to
some diseases and states of the system, and is
particularly recommended for arrangements of
the liver"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-22

OysTERs.-Some idea OF the extent of the
oyster business may be formed from the sub,
Joined. from the Baltimore Sun ave step.
ped day or two ago into the establishment of
Messrs. Holt and Maltby, on the City Block,
and were astonished to ascertain the guam.
ti,y used by them. They had twenty-five
men employed in opening, aud during the sea-
son they rarely have a less number. They some.
times open five hundred gallons a day, which
are all designed for expectation. The oysters
are put up in tin cans, in their own liquor, which
are made air tight and Theoretically sealed :;
they are warranted to keep fresh in any climate.
Five men are keOt constantly employed in ma
king the cans. The oysters are sent principal
ly to the Western States, but considerable guam
titles are sent TO the West Indies. South Amer
ica, and some have been even sent to China"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-22

FLOUR SPEoULATIoN-The New York Sun
ventures upon calculation OF the cost and
charges of exporting flour for the benefit OF -four
spectators. 1t says:-
Suppose we purchase at So. Insurance
cents commission l6 cents; interest q cents;
petty expenses IL cents, This amounts to $3.50
per barrel, or 26s. y freight and carriage, 2T4;
petty expense in Liverpool, lCl; commissions,
Is. 2l-making the cost of a barrel Of -four in
Liverpool, Bis. Id. Now if floor is quoted cor
rectly per last advices, at 30 shiings sterling
barrel, it follows il we buy at Sc, that We lose
Is. 4d. The price of -four, fiat - - or 50 30,
may ellow a small profit, but not at So, unless
the crops in England are utterly gone, and -four
is up TO 35s Then the flour on hand will sell
at profit"
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R @ mn o v IL | .
NEW CASFE--NGS.

NEW cASFE--NGS.
VENHE subscribers have received and are now
Il opening splendid assortment of the following
goods
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpetipgs)
Brussels snd Imperial ply do CAR.
Extra superine and fine Ingrans do : PET
EngIiah shaded &; Damask Venetian do ING.
American tniiled and ig'd do
English ,'rugeelts and Wooden Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
london Cheuilie and Tufiel Rugs
Door Mats of every descrirtion.
--ALSO--
4 large and extensive resentment Of Floor Oil
Cloths, from to eight yards wide, cut to fit eve
sy description of rooms or passages.
Also, low priced Ingram Ca'pe,ines from 3 II to
62l cents per yard, together with large and extern
sive assortment of goods usually kept by carpet
merchants.
The above goods will be sold wholesale or retail
at the lowest marke, prices. Country merchants
and others are particularly invited to call and eKa
mine our stock before making them selections.
CLARKSON, RICH & MULLlGAN,
Successors to Joseph BIackwood, No. Ill Chesnut,
corner of Franklin Place.
PHILADELPHIA Feo 22l, lS45.-
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New REAsos-We heard an old brniser
the other day, advising a youugster to get
married, because, them" said he, "my boy
you'll have somebody to pull off your boots tor
you when you 90 home drunk"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-22

VALuE OF BABIEs.-A few evenings since q
thief entered the house ofa gentleman in Pro.
vidence, r. |. A baby not liking the appear.
ance OF the intruder, set up scream SO loud
and telling as to induce the gentleman to come
to its aid; and at the same time he nabbed the
thief before he had time to fiji his pockets.
Those who do not like dogs, says the Boston
Bee, had better get a baby, Boys and girls,
do you hear that
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-22

A tailor while travelling on the Lakes. was
asked 5y Yonkee, where he lived. what his
business was, &c, TO which he replied, that he
lived in Toledo, and that his profession was sit
ting on the smooth side of poverty, and jerking
out the cords Of sffiiction.'