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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
APROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

THE greatest discovery in medical science that Of NJ M
DesOmeapI Of Paris He has entirely exploded The rens
rally received opinion of the of ncurable sery
baenness texcspt indeed in maomaon who's 70
extremely re The nvsrabe and universal Of nie
ss b, which rsuls in shs wife Smns b,:a
the fact that what Is usually termed c.ble 81
tbs of the Provocative Elixir Cordial II is niaiable il
.icu train Of complains. arising from s!ee lnss in
ton The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial il well
Wished sale Of than fifty Thousand bottles and pack
ages sufficient evidence Of excellence the estimation
which Is held IL ia pleasant and agreeable the tsAs
The undermined il the ORly rQhosed hss
Price - a bottle :.
For the Of those residing Of the city tie in
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial up in p caees
Ter tansiasion BY mall with full direction FOR prspsiag
Price Of package S. making three bottles.
ali leitcis must be postpaid, and drsctri to
Or. =. MELVEAu, boxli22a, N. YORK city,
NB-Ladies calling for the "Elixir" NH bs waited on sy
lady in attendance. f2s Inns DAWN
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared BY the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
Of the city o York. confidently recommended for all cases
ii, Invaluable remedy serty, or bacnneHs
unless depending ma-founaion;D :. :. en-
Single bottles ii each; half dozen -; carefully
packed end sent 70 all parts Of the Union; ..
street w. =. KiCltAhDoOr. "a. ~ ARees.
ds6rc
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DIR. HUzL's uTERo Il 5lls .a5DoMiM.Si oHai

THIS new llstrument Tor hs Eadieal enn q
Prolapsus U'sri. or Falling Of the Womb
Of the % oSisetiooppai iop'P Pssssry, Is cor6andy 10
commended 70 the aflictsd es the msan: Of
perfect restoration 20 health. II nevr havilg
iaiied Of performing u eurr. ersr under ne
most aggravated circum( ncas -,
The Supporter has 6airr gery high
character IN Europe ~ WI a, :. ..,iy country.
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GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH

GLoXE ANopYNg TOOTH
AShf ASb rkaFHcT RH2FsAH tSREN4Ro.. R1EMY4hRD.AIs SS
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
ciating pangs Of this diseAse shootius
through their jaws with most tormentine
perseverance and, as is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased TO know Of a remedy
that will never fail TO quiet forever The
uumerriful offeuder
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oANDS'S SAhSAPAklLLA.
THE INSTINCT nsanimas in direct opposition the
son Of man. teaches them what vegetable ca!
improve discovery belongs enlightened
elaborate improve perfect that which it hls discovered
Sandss SaTs iara exempication Of the wonderful eff
aud philosophical experment may deyove in the preparation
Of medicinal root In all scofua Diseases disorder
originating diseased condition Of the vital elenentand
how laI proportion Of all diseases do these classes compr
fects When a. all other practice has failed when the exhb
ton other variety Of medicine which skill hope
gested have proved useless Sands Sarsapaa has number
less instances wrought a speedy cure
with interest," aud for further particulars the reader referred
pamphlet which Is furnished without charge by all the
Agents.
BINGHAMProN, N. Y, Oct. II, 1914.
have bern a tied with scofua for nine 1t
peared in forms from its commencement but did not
break ulcers until about four years ago large swelling
appeared had anced IL then commenced eat
ing, and continued until the feshy Of from
elbow my shoulder, nearly all ulcers II then broke
out both sides Of neck and erded to my face had
ering seemed almost ntoerahe The mos, Of the time have
been under the Of physcans; have taken iodine Swan
Panacea and other Preparations and had nearly depared o
getting relief when was induced by Mr. Rockford to yonr
snd hattered myself with the plea that should be we'll
have taken eighteen bottles Of your medicine My
all healed and general health better than has been for
years, and cribe to the efficiency CT Sar
been saved much suffering and dsdgured sss and
snsS 'Fen H. ryrrER
cheerfully testify to the the my
careful attention of those similarly afnicted:-
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARIl.I.A
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LEGS HANDS. ARMS NC

! ! ! . {
n LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.
.dcf Of Waking!
JOHN +. THOMAS. Cork Leg Maker, &c., 53l
Grand I, corner Of Madison Hen Yort, respect
full, informs IN. public that he Continues 20 man
ufae,ure ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. on plan the
y ascessity invented n,aie and woa an artiicai leg
N foi forty years. and been manufacturer for thirty
kXH hyt years feel, CONFIDENT of giving satisfaction
KkXE who cali oa hnl for Legs, Hands, Arms the
=. ~, cqo,,naa Wood Leg
w n. BAH leters mus. be postpaid
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WANTED AT NEW YORK ia
and second hand vehicles description and value
which liberal advances will be made il required
Carriage Builders and gentlemen breaking their Riding
respectfully solicited TO send their vehicles
&c TO this place for sale storage. -
Public sales Of Carriages Harness. Saddlery, Horses Sc
every Monday, commencing at IL o'clock.
The rue OF Horses establishment
have been thorn-cy revised and the
that who Will examine the rules and
Of the M sales present conducted will de-
eide that the OF this than
any other establishment public private, in the city.
NB-Eyery horse sold public sale this establishment
must correspond 10 the letter with the description given
money will be returned TO the purchaser forthwith
No Horse of less value than twenty dollars will in any
ecutiou, to close a estate.
GEO. w. MILLER, Proprietor,
ms lm.rc di6 Broadway.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c
HENkY KAHN, 73 Liberty street stairs, have just
Il ceiyed and offer for sac complete sorment of
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
bunehes sprigs and single Materials for do do. aud all
kinds of
WATER COLORS
for flower manufacurers' which LIQUID pink
color of very superior quality Also an invoice of
PARIS CAPS,
for Ladies and Children Of very embroidery; Hair Pins
OF latest styles; aud lot of splendid Engavings plain
coorsd mill 2msrr
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SOAP WORKS

p E 4 T UNI l. L Y ID E z OF.
IN ADDITION Mandatory, have opened Store
for the sale ofouI Ecoaomca Fancy Soaps and all nds Of
Perfumery, Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candles c &c.
We solicit purchasers to inspect stock which fer
the lowest
Shippers West Indies and South Amercd partic-
larly invited examine Crystalline Candles
Sales Room No Courtlandt street. doc 10 the NY
National Hotel. JOHNSON, VROOM FOWLER
GA im*ec
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JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH,
'a ,s1 fsa s esssy FILES
ja,I iraSm No Is PLsTT -Tr nEr. up Stairs.
DENTISTRY.
WE the undersignsd hayrg had numerous opportunities Of
the BY E 'of Bess%S
nn% & n e 0af as fully yu e s S
whole ard partial the gums upon original ingen
S s he s9 H eS Of our es Mr. N
tsigned) ISAAC ;. GREENWOOD,
JOHN pHStGr Hf9IsdR S5 2epta II SUI Surgery
Just means of
the eeth annded on long aud very extensive practice by
Person, who have los, Teeth, win be Informed in this e
work q the hest meas for repaceme9 and ofthose
the e and Of author 2eo Broadway OF
SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
TO BEAGfiFY DRESS. cIEhN hNsASSbAapdFoM ASb spFTsN THE
HUMAN HAIR,
And otherwise improve aud render Splendid Ornament to
FOR THE Low pRlc& S9tn ST. 81 THREE sHILLINes.
IN this j. not Of the hair humbuss Of the day ST. Ws
Tie flIowns quiiiss viii force the hair sro% - any
siaS d
For dsesag the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this Its
hai. II IS cheaper than he trash called har oils aud il will
asp s s m,ds % order with one application twice as 0ps as any
3, shillngs hote-at the the
Tcan Eagle SO Chatham street. New York; ls9 Futon
dephia; and feaso, broadway Albany. mhia lm'ec
son NETTING NEW
SrALnlHG co are manufacturing, under Letters Patent
TO, BURN WITHOUT BRiMsToNE
They offer for sale, on very reasonable terms
TWENTY THOUSAND CROSS
neatly put ny IN TN wood and sized packages and
THESE MATCHES
highly approved OF and recommended for family by
pnycaga and ehems IN consequence of the absence of sui
pr heir aanuac,ure the fumes Of which disagree
having weak lungs or delicate constitutions
They particularly recommended the Of ship
ps they have frequently been taken long voyages
posed to the action all climates without the slightest injury
Orde's left Shepard Bookstore Broadway or at Their
office, l61 Bleccker
jaIl lmEm sPALDING & co.
/ MIR. SAMUEL ROTnKOFE, Native Of lyons in Franc
ava unerator Of CtRNS.-Mr. SAMUEL. ROTHKUPE, a
1 Lyons irst-rate hand in curing Corns begs
the shape OF onions eagles from
other calositices well incamated mails
By the simr OF an Elixir his invention The
ration performed IN two minutes without the least PAIN
Mr.. Rohkopes invention is quite and differs very
much from all other opeat Of this kind, the Comis
taken from the After the operaon the patient may
Immediately put his shoes and walk easily if he hs
satisfaction in their hands the Corn look at it all
keep it, The operation will be performed Mr.. RS
| dence, No. 81 Dey street.
Patients attended at their residences il required
Book containing Thousands Of certificates from the highest
nobility we'll the most distinguished medical gentlemen
Europe whom he operated to their satisfaction
| m62wseodo
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M ICAL A VICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.

THE MEMBERS or THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
4 Of Medicine and Pharmacy. estabishsd for Me ryp
dsnson g an diseases Of private nature and can con.
sale and permanert care without injury the constitution
conhnement from business nyads particularly requested
20 make application TO the College the first of
nO:e di;s:ses vs:s amount Of .usring be
connected with the principal hospital Europe
cure of those compern attends for consultation daily from
A; ~. to X NJ AS2@
T%T,pAdyss % and A Msdsins n cgss g ggaTa%nsssd %
living IN the country, and finding make per-
sonal application have forwarded them containing
case erpetv together with all symptoms me Of
paid. addressed 70 w. s. RlChAKD5ON, NJ. d., Agent
Once and Consulting Rooms OF the College. 81 Nassanst.
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JACkSON, STACEY q SMITH,
vi MANUFACTURERS a AND IMPORTERS ofPsn,9 ,9rocSrs
ssd ether description of Sheffield Goods
jail Srnsm No rs PLarT '-TN EET, up Stairs
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PORTER.

ALE AND Older.
JOHN j. STAFF'S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
MO. 2ANN STREET, door to the American Museum,
~ his sincere thanks his friends and the public
generally for the very liberal share of patronage already
ed aud hopes by strict attention business merit contnu
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphia Porter Newark Cider,
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout,
and Scotch Ale.
for ttended to with NH llec
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FABER SEGA FACTOR
II Division Street,

FABER SEGAR FACTORY,
II Div1sion Street,
~ NEW YORK
IHE UNDERSIGNED have established extensive Seaar
~ Factory IL Division New York. under the
of Mr.. j. w. BROWN who has been Superintendent Of
OF the largest Factories Havana for nineteen
The following kinds Segas manufactured e Faber Sc
T Factory and OF which large stock hand will be
und equal Havana Ssars Of style
Imperial Regaa, Trabucos, Common size
Regalia Paneteas, London Size
Casadores Canones, Principe
All boxed in the Havana style.
The subscribers have settled the of their Senior
ma for the Of selecting Tobacco their
W also Tor the Of selecting Segas suitable for this
market.
They have hand for sale large stock Of Havana Sc
sars entitled debenture of the following brands:-
La India, Woodvile, La Cabana,
Noriago, Fragrapzia La Norma
DE Moya, Cubrey, Esperanza
Lord Byron, Upman Kopdo
Esculapius, Minerva, La Fama.
La Palma, Victoria CoIumba
oos hermanos. La Paz, Also Principe, &c.
III 3m*rc No New street corner of Wall
WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM.
HE SuBSCR!B BERS offer for sie arge assortment of Sc
gars made OF bst selected Havana Tobacco and having
been manufactured six months in fine order
Segars. ' - ''
H,vena Regslias ia sths and lOths, Cazadoras,
Washington La Normas Esperanza,
La mu,a, -. La Recompensa,
-, Jusla Sanx rnncirees, Panetea SC &c
Together with large Of sevars of every
quality aud price, for sale IN lots puehasers by
mil lm-ec KENNETH LAVEkTY, ~ Wall st.
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cure Qf goRoTrhq, gIee seminal eMissons, and III
purulcn discharges from tbs urehra These pills. the Tcsult of
by their celebrated Pre- lessor Xslpa
nfaibe remedy for all Of the urehra They effect
much shorter than any other remedy, without
ung the BREATH disareeng with the stomach connemsnt
fro business Price, u box Sold the College OF Meii
q RICHAHpSON. M. d.. ARent.
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+. EVANS,
Fayette street, below Arch
Principal OceNortheas of Fifth and Spruce
Sold wholesale aud retail by the Agents., A. B. SANDS
Co.. Druggists 273 Broadway of Chambers Re
tailed Also at 10 Fulton street and II East Broadway
Price-50 per bottle. s. per dozen. I'll lmsm
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CItIAKS CIGAKS! CIGAKS!
NJ EZEKIEL s2 Nassau street, opposite the Herald Build
N ngs respectfully invites the of his friends
the public generally the following choice Cigars just
eeived by late arrivals from Havana :
Regaias Of various Paeeteas OF Allansa,
brands, brands, Knickerbockl
NoImas, Principles, La Florinda
Nngenuidad, Hionda Estreax,
Esperanza Napoleoney, Lara.
La Iudia Noregas, Lord Byrons.
The above Segars and
the trade invited to call aud examine them.
\. B-Orders from abroad viii be strictly attended TO-
III lmsrc
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or OrsARsAPARILLA,
~ TIAr Avn SAssArRAs prepared the ~ York College
Of Medicine and rhsmscy esablished for the Of
M aua su
shove herbs, confidently recommended h the College
6ncy superior any cf Saapara before
the public, and be relied cerain remedy for all
diseases arising from s tho blood such
scrofula saltrheum, ring worm bloch-s or pmpe ulcers,
pain the bones joints nodes efupons liberated
throat dseass arising from the secondary effects OF
syphilis iniudcious use Of mercury.
ia eases Of half 4 doisn Boitle. .Siss
Gases forwarded 10 oil parts of the Union,
B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
Ofice Of tho College s3 Nassau
d1grc W. r. RICHARDSON. M. D.. AGENT
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CONSUMPTION Is DURABLE.
THO MSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTH1.
INFLAMMATION of the Mucous Membranes the result
some impression made upon them by cold other
hence Chronic Gs.sSTb spStnE Of Blood Bonch Asthma
kdoey; Papatoa Of the Heart Sc Ero%
KUP or TAR AND WOOD NArrHA is specific in these
compantsallaying irritation. promoting healthy secrecns
and remotng the existing OF disease Thousands
= I[FARTHER PROOF!!!-A 8
z Philadelphia, March lst, 184-l hereby 6
y certify, that in consequence Of :
= peated and neglected colds, a :
d my lungs became Sc -
riously affected, q s
i, and for q,
. - -
!, p q 9 long :
- time j have ~
"a suffered with vio- = :
> lent pains in the breast, e
y obstinate cough and diff Z
cult expectoration, the symp- < >
2 toms daily increasing in violence. g.
e had recourse 10 various remedies, q
= with avail until used THOMSQN'S 9
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR, which effect; .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-21
observation-disclosures RELIEF.

Gov. Skunk, and tho Pennsylvania Legislature
have acted promptly and noby. lion, Cornelius
Darrph, had arrived Mt EIarrisburgh. With his COM
mission in behalf Of The city councils, and the Gov.
Message to the Legislature on the same instant
The House responded at onco by the unanimous pas
sage Of relief BILL which directs the State Treasur-
eF TO pny to the Mayor and Common Council of that
city $50 900 for the relieror tho destitute and suffer
ing, and suspcnds the cancellation Of the relief issues
this quarter for that purpose II also suspends the
collection ortnxes in the wards and districts which
have been burned for the present year and the yearS
1916, Al, and 4s, and RENTS the LICENCES taxed up
dealers in merchandise, whose establishments
have been burned
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STATE OF VERMONT.

80, Orleans District, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
le0ns--Fo all persons concerned in the estate of
Isaac Human, late of Derby, deceased,
- Greeting.
WHEREAS, Jacob Dates, Executor of the Win
w and Administrator of the estate of said de-
ceased, has filed in said Court his Administration ac
count and represents that the debts and charges n-
gainst said estate amount to the sum of
Sss9,l7
That the available assets in his hands Gre 10000
Leaving the sum of S799 ~
TO be raised from the Real Estate And requests tho
Court 10 grant him License to sell all the Real Es-
tate, being the homestead of the said deceased. as
a pant cannot he sold without injury TO the whole
Thercfure,t is ordered that all concerned he notified
Ia appear at session Of the Probate Court TO be
held at the Probate Office at Irasbnrgh on the 18th
day of May next. that they may give bonds for the
payment Of the debts s. he heard in the matter of the
Administrators account, and to show cause why Lii,
cense should not he granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks sue
cessi,o.y in the CALIFORNIAN, newspaper, printed
at ST. Johnsbuty in this State the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be before The day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Iras,
hurgh, this 18th day Of April a. d. is45.
4o3w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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s4sB AI@@a

In Barton, April 3,whle on visit JULIA ELIZA,
only child of tIorace Ii. and Susan s. Connnt, of
Cratsbury, aged years will the Vermont Chron-
icle, SC.
In Lyndon, April Is, Mr. IRA G. LEWIS, aged 2s
In Danvle, April 6, of apopexy, Mrs. Mary, rel
let Of George A. Burbank, recently of Newbury aged
%.
Also, in Danvile April 1o,Mr George w. Wright
aged "a years.
In Barton, April Is, ELLIS Conn, Esq aged 65.-
lie was taken suddenly i'll about O'Clock, suffered
severe ain in the region of the heart and died
o'clock. lie was worthy, useful cltizen-much re-
spected, and his departure is deeply lamented by
friends and acquaintance
In Piermont. N. II. April IL. Mrs. Sarah II. wife
of NJ Nathaniel French, aged %
In Hoguin, Cuba, 9th u!. Of disease of Tho heart,
Luella G., aged 27, wife of Warren d. Gookin, for
merly of Haverhil N. H., and daughter Of DR. John
French, of Bath, NJ II.
In Oxford, N. II. goth ut Mr. Abel Sawyer,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District, So.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans. To all persons CONCERNED IN Tee estate of
BIth'! ), CLARK, late Of Morgan, deceased,
Greeting
JACOB 8. CLARK. Administrator of said
- deceased has filed IL said Court his administra.
ton account for allowance,
Therefore, you are hereby notified that you may
appear at session of the Probate Court to be
held at the Office at Irasburgh, the 4th day of
June next II you see cause and DO heard in the
ter Of said Administrators account And this order
shall be published three weeks successfully in tho
Caledonian, printed at ST. Johnsbury as soon as
may be.
Probate Office, Trasburgh ID April, A. D. ls45.
103w3 GEO NVE Jndns
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iE@The Montreal Times stale that in Townsend,
C. f., some days since, mob assembled, TO ride
some person, who had made himself offensive upon
rail. Being armed, he fired upon the mob, and
killed man, named William Henry.
Hon. NATH'L p. TALLMApGE has been remoo-
ed from the post Of Governor of Wisconsin and Hem
ry Dodge, late Delegate fom that Territory, appoint.
ed in his stead.
DSTho Mormons now most assduously
building wall around their unfinished Temple. #
is to be of solid masonry, feet thick and II high
and to enclose ncrcs mnn 10y the namo of Horne
was killed las, week, in the Temple quarry.
GuILTY OF MURDER. The jury in tho case of
Polly b. dine, injected for willfu murder, returned
into court on Saturday evening, with verdict orguil-
ty Of murder in The G,t degree.
EXTRAoRDINARY FLoRIcULTURAL CURtosIrY
AT Mrs lrlam's conservatory, at Boole, Liverpool,
there is camellia from sixteen to seventeen feet high
and twenty yards in circumference, with upwards of
1000 flower buds on it ut the present time
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-21

FLOOD ON THE NIAGARA RIVER. The recent
breaking up of the winter on Lake Erie has been at
tended with disastrous results in Niagara River, rum
ming into Lake Ontario AT Youngstown 1t cleared
off every house The wharves land the steam Hour
mill has gone with it, with some 300 bbls. -four and
large lot Of potash in store there. The damage,
all round is not far from 100000 The height
Of ice and water estimated at from 30 to so feet
above low water mark One letter states that "the
wharves ard warehouses gone from The docks and
Wagons taken from the top of the bank The Buff
fao Commercial Advertiser says that the s;orehouses
of Sheperd, Cornell, Tyron, at LewistoRn, arc car
ried away.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-21

i-@rhe National lntelligencer, in noticing the re-
suit orthe latG election in Connecticut, says:-"This
is signal rebuke Of tho Representatives of the State,
who dared to give her for the Texan Outrage
This triumph also is the honorable to the firm
ness and energy Of the Wings of Connecticut as well
as to the intelligence Of the people of the State gener
ally, when it is recoectcd that, having beer repre-
senied in Congress for two years by Loco Foces on
the State has been flooded from this city with the
speeches and documents of that side, almost excu.
sivoIy, May her bright example be emulated by
such of her sister States are still subjected to Loco
Foco rule -
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N o TIC r.

|HNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the
- public generally, that in consequence of III
health he has relinquished his Foundry and Ma.
chine Business. The business will be continued bv
his successors. ]. G. 81 ]. II. PADDOCK & co.
whom he would take This occasion to recommend 10
the confidence and patronage of his former customers
aud friends as having been long connected with tho
business and familiar with oil its branches.
HUXHAM PADDOCK.
ST. Johnsbury, April l, 1915. 4e2tf
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GM@ MRAG ga

In Wocott, March 20, by Rev. A. r. Gray, Mr.
AFRO GRAY, of Coventry, to Miss MARY ELIZA
ANDREWS of Wocott.
In this town April IA, by Rev. ]. II. Worcester,
Mr. ORWELL II. PECK Of Lyndon, to Miss CHAR
LoTTE Porter, of this town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-21

FALL.-At Garnard, Vt, on Saturday evening,
9th, Prof. Wright was lectutng on gaIvnnisn, cleo
triciy SC. in the cd Uurversnlist meeting house,
when the false floor which had been put up between
the galleries gave way, and the audience of $50 per-
sons, apparatus lights ind all, were preciptated TO
the floor beneath. One boy thrown from the
gallery window to the ground and others jumped
out, but no homes we're broken, aud none very ser-
ously injured Mr. Wight's loss is about 5000
Some Of the spectators supposed the accident to be
part of the performance, and one fellow who lay
spTowling at the bottom of the melee, sung out, swell
he gave US a tremendous shock that time -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-21

iEJ7' The North Star has been publishing what it
calls the CABLE" "Iucid and eloquent" speech of
Senator Dickinson, Of New York, on Annexation.
The speech may be all the Star pretended but it is
not Mr. DicSnson's und never delivered at all
lie did make the most ridiculous speech uttered
in the Senate, and had sense enough to hire report
er to manufacture better for publication.
Jpntchman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-21

Mr.. FAIRcHILD IN EXETER. On Monday, the
Society of the FRS, Congregational Church in Exeter,