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IMPURE BLOOD, DRoPsY.


Govt, Jaundice, Bilious Fever, Female CempIaI
Salt Rheum, Pains in the JOINTS Night Sweats,
-. ERYSIPELAS, LIVER COMPLAINT,
tlaidlency, rush Of blood 10 the head, ulcers, eI
lions on the skin, and all diseases arising ffonI
impure state of Blood. Price of Hance's Blood
% cents per box, or five boxes for 81. For sale b
5. HANCE, l06 Baltimore ST.. and cor. of Charle|
Pratt SITS. Remember HAECE'S BLOOD Pill
5U p1Hs IN Boa for % cts, apl
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baltimore LOCK INFIRMARY,
d No. 10 Z. PRATT STREET,
DOCTOR HARRIS.

seven doors Of the Bridge.
The Oldest Institution IN Baltimore for the care OF
: as, 4
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DErENTloS The steamer Great Britain
for Liverpool, viii be detained at New York
until Monday, Tie sLh inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-04

NE, Remember the No, IS, as the genuine arti
Les are FOL sale at no other place in Baltimore al2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

sicinnswho go rou.r VT. aE r.,o.
rlcs and fragments oi systems. ami We
stand rrndy 10 prove II. no, only m
scientific theory hu, ~ practice, "a the
cure oi hundreds OF ca,c, gj,,uup ly
The old school theory ~ lucufab,c.
We would saw to the student 81
Medicine whouow pro poses to embark
re TIE profession, hat There IS even,
Induccmoni 10 adopt thc principle, ct
the Eclectic School, not only for
principles sake but 10 satisfy tho ma
Jothy OF the people, who are loudly
calling for 'c,r..Jf. practitioners ,u,,
cry town aud uushbothuud. There
Is no town but what true Rclornlcr
would get one half the business, To say
The least and while ncfhapS hail
dozen gcn,ccl poison n.oulrr, were
starving To death, he would be- RENE.
dying the Ills chu>edby the doctors aud
diseases which flesh Is tropcrt herr t..
aud at ihc>ame TIM. laying bv an hon.
est sum for old age Aim stc,crv town
IA The state has from two Ia SIX doc
tors of tic A.ioIalhlc School. twice
as many as Is needed Tor producing
diseases, andf onf tunes rs many as the
public want; ana they are perfect
hoax TO the public, on account OF the
manner they take TO obtain business by
impositlnns OF every desc rlptlnn. We
VIII guarantee 10 any capable, honest,
scientific Rcformcr. and independent
mana business the trei year Of practice,
from $500 to Il $1,000 IN amy principal
town IN Vermont, aud from the fact
that the people arc perfectly di.emt,d
wth'thc practitioners they have Of the
AlOpnthlc School. igu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

Trr Gttt 10Y IaKr Ear The p.
hlp Cuumo-ral of .hc 80 I'd INST. contain.
hong tbs; q marine disasters an tho Lake
Many 'csseh were driven horc and the
l''s Of lifc and Propo-' 1r have been
very great Tho .' wing mclaucholl,
particulars are taken IL, m the Westhcld, \.
Y, Messenger oftho 80 lust:
Yesterday funeral cquir. vcrc a,,co.
dcd over four bod, ,hirh bad boon res
cucd from the lake sailor, Who had lott
iheir lives IN the Of Thursday nigh,
The bodies were Captain Tubs q the
sl"op I.aNora. a., son, aud 81 another
hoy, forming tnr.' the whole crew -
They were from { .caut. TIE other boz
d, was that Of on, % the hands Of the Csc.
eols, which was i,a1d about three miles a
hsve Bsrcelona. lie is said 10 be from
MARY nd b. cyl uld not learn his name
He is 'hc ono al the $50 tied in Ills
poke;
VIII. tH"0- u.r. starting from the church
10 The g.. u the cook u the
Osccols, .oiorod ran, was brought into
the village, and we suppose viii be buried
today
The crew q the OsceolA sui, red intense
" all night They struck about ten O'Clock
~ c.r' ''"' IRE. nor raise au ... 10 %.
Funding 'al,r %. escaping from tue
wreck useless, the crew gathered around the
mast ,lat VS. standing Conc having been
lost and " ted lib painful anxiety their
fate. The alter was breaking over them
md the win blowing frccl,. so that
they soon b billed.
The cool y,h could stand NO long.
er and fell sl .,,a on the deck. After
ward nnoth' ave o't. and as be fell. hc
pitched int 'hc h,ld The surviving Haud'
cudcavorcd to yet him out. but could not.
and the man was drowned hy the water in
the hold Two other, persisted during the
night and the cautain became chilled and
fell, and was so stiff in the morning that he
was lifted up straight hy his head Yet lac
was alive and immediate measures were
taken for lis restoration He has since
died.
The mate also became chilled and fen.
but lac was not So Ear gone as the captain
when relief arrived and is out Of DANCER
now. Out Of the whole seven. only one
had life enough to move, in the morning.
and he succeeded IN reaching the mast
head and raising the ncirhbors SO that the
three were taken off and cared for The
brig Is total loss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

ser 't, t'svy IRE q re ,oswy. u.s.
. ln8sd 10 he ntct 9th mu,ka BAL
~. good up IN hs b,ai and chrefed ID.
r-er 81 csllafi'y -. be- fell "a tho arm, q
y 500 ru,n Ct,eve'.
lie Comm oi 70 Ii n commenced ran
..rspng ing d 'sthes from the Vii,n
o.. Bou'a. he Nouus. and The FORWARD
stI 10 'ht'" qJauct' q 90 hour be- slmos
.'o,ri b, crv 'pirng The houses Ct
..- f.',tc n cnnsu't
8 ND isy. tht Get Ieh, fdng up the
,ic..' - We psnei them. All the piize,
$50 nscd etcep, one, which gtouoded
a., r-f lnrr.i ~ o.. Ca~mc l8rF, ~
o., 60 Pfr.ruI her Tom fshing .n,n the
hsn3, = ths enemy TIC AeI.ane struck
= HI taf al ,he mouth Of the river, and
{, 3 ~, g'; oVet 70 participate IN the engse.
r.a, Until 4 W. enici Ths Patricia on
Do .autn ospurd the Amrf,rau bng
Plymouth, Capt patkefsoa, d,,chatslnR
oo.on al Alssrado bat
Leu, Moun diei 90 board the Com
bf'. ni on lhs IL, ms AMI wl,butrd , .vh
rHsfy hooov Tt'rcr Meucau .ytec
..''Ii % h| '..H.f| itI. u H| AlNlflIN. ana
..'y have placed across the mvu,h Of The
i''f ,htec strong chain cab.rs ani sunk
I-''el' 90 the bar LIS though, to be en-.
t',ly ustirs, 10 aucnp, to take the place
agnin by naval force
Accounts from Csmpcaehy TO the 30h
Or. say the cnixrns are detsrmin-d no. sc
qaissre ia the remuneration Of Yuratan
4 oerihrate rom ne Y s. Consul OF Cam.
p'ehy sa'e all The Uur~d States vessels
which have arrived at that port, have been
p'fmn,rd 10 load and unload. without mo.
i'''aiion $ Similar ccftficnrs have been re-
t.v'i At Now Odc1rs tom Consuls al
Scat and Merida
Gen Scoo 1t It s'a',1, has received or.
lrrI to 2 iced to Mr1co to nkc CON.
mani Of the army tho, $50 ola-k Tsmpi
a. lie lcN Washington Oh Inc 2ilh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

N'f'lsl ~Is'. .,y %. ,.bsr N1a. son,
enssg'mfn, ,h'f, OF lof DO, king %,
Iooks OF The wtalhef
The Chiel Enribect 81 the Atlantic b.,
at'''ed al NeW York totally blind from the
elect, q ,hc cold.
The boA ~ in,uf-d for about he'll her
rslue The Boston ani Worcrn,r RAJ
toad Con pany had an ia,er,H ~ the At
hoic u ahou, 9 loo 900 and utrc ,nslt,d
~ $4,000 10 ohss Of lop ~ fire. and
~ 900 IN esse Of los, BY pcrlI Of he see,
al IN Ns~ Yorl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03
l. { l. + CTIC MEDICAL. INSTI-
TUE AT RUTLAND, YER
MONT

~, MY
"e " I"''f course "i Lectures al Nus
i"S"',uoh commences me End ncs-
Jay 'he o"'' "i i''ceLhbccr' ana con
"uu'S ionr lhohthN' winch will be iol-
'o"ed by thc nprms and Summer
c""INe' ais" Of i"'r MONTHS
AClLIl J.
a ESSEN NJ II ONO, Chemistry. Ma
fc''d Mcd'cd ana botany
o. u. ~ VI - uh, ."a'or'y opera
Hte surgery 4" FhyNo'ogy
- =, - ''''''' II ! - 10 IErroPc~irS.
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~ y ~ ~ ES'i w. "'''''d' Iu-
- 'u,t,p,pn A. = y. mn,
yL,,,'.' .,,, p.,.,i.. ~ "'"o''gy;
1,.,a,, ''"'' ''' an"
N,,r,o,I,,;on Zoo co H.. E..
co,,r.o S0E
III E,c,,,, ,lol., ,...-.i...
70 co,c.r ,,r,, b,,,-.-.a
Sndo,,,s L,,.',.o,a,i., l,',ai.t '''''
A I,r,o and cnr,o,o
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r'oiiol 81 - W az" it'''u up III
w, w. '''' o,'''''''T = "o,''' oi ',e tooRT
nv, = ,iV.'u =. .''U J." """' HOUSES
,''" J., 90, '""'' ',''' o"'' pc op'"I"eu
''| ~, : ~ ~ = per Wtch'
=, us i,'s '.,e. ~, ,"''pI wa Dc ORGANISED on
''V u"y W u'1 ,NIhoDpC TORY LEG
'"' 9''' Dco' uy 'le appoint
'' ~ u ''S' 'I'' wee ficS'uent,
80, insurer, and an elm .
o''n' i'oa,o ~ =, ,u> r, ne course VI
','st' "o[', M y, l ~ , u" aug 'oNp'ee Ill
o"ll' % '''' VI ''''' 't' embracing
, ,m g'',"S ~ H l."' , ,'''' N"""l' ana
49, ~ nv 80, 49,, ~ y I,"'o , "LiL",
D., ." q, ~" W. "NMhp, ana
',Ii l ,,e''o''' W ."I' '''c' "e'c
',.,, ~, w. ''N ~ '',o'"'Is ""''y
',' ~ ''''' ~ 'N''I''" ''',, interest
NJ - VI N,I''7, WI ''',I"o"',Y NC
N,''r'''''' ~ vac O''' = ""u S'"'icU'S
=" ~ " VA'''''ou ~ o'''',O"L Gamma
'o.', ""u l''N''' i'"", W"'c'' Is Pccu-
,'"' '"'''c, i>'3cS 81 ,'cr'c'cc''c schools
'lo'''N. '"''" ! ''!n i'y"'"P't'y VIII re-
oe''c u''c "''e"''o"' ana III 'ac' a" the
o''eS anu 'aI'S u systems now ~
80 VII "0 'N'''''''' 10 me luII
"""' >''""'',- o. '''o S'uue", ''hal he
'''' "|'o " '''' O"'",' 10 %,''' from
o''" ""'' - co''S'S'cn' WIN science
anu P''i'oSop'y " P''c''cc 'i'c meaning
at
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

CONVENTION STH DECEMBER
Professor Essex from Ohio,will give
the introductory Lecture on the Sth D,c.
hi Rutland, which wall b. delivered
at some suitable place Tor the nccommo
daiion ol Ladies aud Gentlemen. and
oil who wl'h 10 hear the reasons that
vii lr advanced IN favor Of Mrpicu.
bcL'er'cIsM, and why large portion
o. the people oi Vermont should have
Medical School that ,hcycan con.
oicDtlously support
An organization Of the Institute will
h"o '''o ''o"" w 'ho appointment OF
suliaua, ,.Acrt, aud trustees, mud such
other business transacted as will be
thought best and proper to further the
objects Of the same. II is expected that
there VIII he a large number from u.
broad ln attendance, favorable To the
enterprise We respectfully solici, the
attendance o. people Of other views
from uS, whether they are physicians
or not aud SIC viii do all we can fairly
TO convince them that they are wrong,
aud honestly so, or they would not
continue a practice that made more
disease than IT cured We ask for
nothing hnt what Is clearly right, and
shall not submit to anything that ID
clearly wrong; therefore let MS consider
The subject IN fair and gen,lemanly
| manner, thnt so vitality Interests us an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03
From TIC BoHOn Be.
AWFUL DISASTER.

y " I l. blNA~ Xix.
Loss ~ the Nr,- Nea7cr 4Nlr.,c- can't
DHian and Fy1y Passengers lost.
We learned Yesterday morning that the
Massachusetts, on her trip from New York.
PISSED the Steamer Atlantic, off Fishers
Island with both smoke pipes down ard
6-ual " distress f,iug On account Of
tie high sea. the Massachusetts, could rem
der her no assistance
Information was received last night by
magnetic telegraph that the Atlantic went
to pieces at tour o'clock Yesterday morning
She parted her cables and went to pieces in
five minutes. The Long Island mail which
arrived at half past one o clock this morn.
ing, confirm. the report, and furnishes ma
ny particulars.
Capt. Dus'1n and dity passengers were
lost. -Four ladies only were among the pas
scugcrs, all Of whom were lost
The Atlantic loft Allyn's point. near Nor.
wi.h for New York. on Wednesday evening
With an unusual small number Of passengers
soon alter she let New London, her steam
b,A burstcd, being wrenchcd apart by the
e. hr,y, sea; aud letting 20 her anchor
sAc aut 'd within quarter of mile nf Fish.
g. 4N .' a"...r uut -
o.rIa.t 10 luday mormng, whom sno went
. pieces
Tl Steamer. New Haven being advised
'le position of the Atlantic, went to her
assistance ga Thursday morning. but was
an,!d, to communicate with her.
Itc steamer Mohcgan made an attempt
"li otIook Thursday forenoon, 70 70 To-
'te Atlantic but was not able tocomc with
his r.., of her.
o. Friday the Nolcran visited the
w,, and returned to Norwich with %
dead BE- hes
IL. Glowing particular, are from the
second edition ot the New London Morning
N,T, 81 Yesterdays
The following are he names Of some of
persons los CAPT Du.an Of the At
mi. DR. lla>lcr Of Jhc Navy; Lieut. Nor
.l ". 'A" Auug eclcrNmdn named Arm
'r",, Juap Nahou. Mn Jane WALTON.
al their children, John. James, aud Elcau-
" Jane all one family froB West Newbury
A. Pennsylvania; (Rahcr Vine ard ia
r' Walton, Of lhc same family saycd) :;
Vary Jorlan Boston; - Cllamore.
B"aa; VIM i. Splacr, Budpor, w.
\ number of persons were lc't on the Isl
and a. the r..ilo1cc of Mr. Winthrop. when
're Nohcran lc0 man, of ", IN are hadly
.a and nv dead b dies were ir,,
p kcI up when the Nohosln lcfr, bot were
no' aiken on board
''W CnndaL ihc second Iilo. SAFES that
4 "' c'r.a, power rru,i ha'r rendered them
any a., arc. On THURSDAY
Il ls related e. Cant Dus'an. who took his
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03
DIED

~ II T. subscriber proposes Go give PsivarE
II lNsrsUcrioS 10 Medical 5 fence g.
sluteut, Win Wish 90 pursue thorough end
complete course of Medical study
Dslja ,eClufes 7nt recit.tions Eill be civ-
a. iLtau-H t.e NIH. cr, on Anatomy, Phy-iu.
ecy. ass rutlrr,, pu. DcmanstEuors
C.. coon, Ia.
H4'erI 81. 4"ff
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

EANf n'o .nrIo.Ifr af lho snts-nbrr
y no l.r 2-,b day oi Nv u'i. white
r.r ,ae hars rel or brown COW ols7
found ,o BID Mountain posture large
yelrtnF o, small I've yr7r o'i rcd h,.'rr.
'hs owner OF ovu.rsurs reqY, Sod to prove
properly pay chlrrcs arl 9Le them away.
JbnN A. PN-oFF
R4.auI De o.. l.4 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.


The Mcmb.fs Of the Rutland County
Agricultural Society and the public gcner.
ally are hereby notified rhrI the Annual
Meeting Of said Socn'v oil :. h,ld at tho
Courthouse inRuda,l rh l+W,dnc>l Y
January ls47, AZ 10 o'r,.ck. A NJ to- hc
purpose Of elcclng the iIicers ofthc Soc.
ETY., tor the ensuing year aud also to award
the premiums on Geld Dps, Offered April
1870 Competitors prem uW+ wll'
5rrcfuliy notice the adnlons on which
the premiums are I, awarded and com
ply with the same The ctops IN our coun
" are this yen, ' mt f. is hoped the
competition w'', q, .r,rned 40 Agucul
,urai a dress may b expected also an IS.
cav on the pr,rar Ga Of mnnures by Ma.
ihau.cl iv,s. NJ / WalIingiord, wiii De
read
The Board =; aagcrs and tho Com.
muicc 'r ava premiums will nee,
at the T-4o1Ir I.. a, o'clock, a m.
Oh ihe dug ef,a. t, .ual Meeting
BY orier o., l.. '.,slient
JONA & .n3ALL Rec Soc
The clu.r'sfthe Voice Of Freedom nod
Vermont Observer will confer favor BY
copying the above
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

The Winter course Of Lectures at this
Institution commences the 2nd Tues
day, the Sth, of December, and con
unucs four months, which will be fol.
lowed by the Sprihg and Summer
course, also Of four months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03
RRIEIl

H. 81. 3D., -, by Row G.
Woodhou.r, Vi DAVID Waterman and Mis-
Lydl Smith hoh n 5
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Hardware and Trimmings.

Goo sui uc purchaser. such as ..,s, ,ua
bras, p,a'ct, roUct, b,r,l ,.lra. i,rrr. nm
m,iailri covered. l.f.~ s..r. lsi.rt. Will.
ugreI tongues. io1t,oe, wi,b q lste ,a,l,u
oi Oh o.uor arI.irs u,cI BOO ,l, Inc OF ru.i.
hess lie 49, -tep op band mo.. ai..4s
o. Harnesses, S,oa.rs. lrutss. y..I.es. coz
pet bags. d &c ,snd all aru, les called ior that
are 90. on hanl, vii be- mace ta orcer un
the shortest nnl,c- and most reasoual.r
term,. ana DO a ,fyIe of Hu,.uau.0... Geo.
10 surpassed lie p,d.e, u u,- ,o A.,.
o Zoo ~. ~. '''@' a. t''' ''s 90 Is
''IN' !" 1'' ','' '''''''". ." ''- "4''1""
'I " S''''''''' '''' ~ 10 ''''
n'' '''. X ."-' '..''- 700 ''.'''..'I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

win a, much oak as.uy lrsr,rf brou.. ,..u
this market, II not a lulc more together
with q ltrpf stock nl
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STATE Dl VERMONT
kI..tu 81.

Supreme Ca1t a. J.t.au,, / .
I,,p. i~I1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

IT. "r-.,a", nt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-03

6 W ll.vn,. u}orA.r.... 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
DE ATR@a

In Newport, Feb. 2s, while on visit to
his son-in-lnw, Phineas Page, Esq, of lung fe-
yer, Capt. BARNABAs BARKER, ofthis town, a.
ged 49, Capt b. was soldier of the Revo-
luton.
In Waterford, March 1, Dea. MosEs HUNT-
LEY aged IS years, revolutionary soldier
Printers in N, Hampshire and Mass, are re-
questcd, sc.
In Lunenburg, VT, Feb. 26, MANY A. San.
GENT, formerly of Thornton. N. H., aged "a
years Printers in Me and Mass will please
notice.
In Montpelier, Feb 90, Mr. Seth King Kim.
ball, keeper of the Temperance Hotel, aged
AZ years.
In Montreal, G. Z. Feb. IL, of consumption,
Annette M. wife. of James M. Harris, and
daughter of Mr. Nath'l Hazeltne, formerly of
Dqnville, aged 80 years.
In Barnet, Feb. IA, Mr. William McPhee,
aged 73--a native of Banthshire, Highlands of
Scotland.
At Salisbury, N. H., Mr. Moses Fellows, n
revolutionary soldier, aged 90.
At Manchester, N. H., Capt. Ephraim Ste
vens, aged %, revolutionary soldier.
At Stratford, N. H., Mr. Joseph Caswell,
soldier ofthe revolution.
At Chester, N. H., Mrs. Phebe Abbott about
90, revolutionary pensioncr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. The
steamerSaladin from Nashville, in going down
the river for New Orleans on the 18th ult.,
came in collision, near Pitchers Point, with
the steamboat Congress going up, and fifteen
persons were killed by the conclusion, or
subsequently drowned. The cabin ofthe Con-
gress separated from the HULL and was towed
down to Lake Providence by the Saladin. The
hull ofthe Congress sunk immediately, In
consequence ofthe collision, connecting pipes
ofthe engine ofthe Congress burst, and Sc
verely scalded several of the passengers
The names of the unfortunate victims who
lost their lives in this unhappy affair are not
given.
Later accounts from New Orleans say that
thirty lives, twice the number formerly stated,
were lost by the collision ofthe Congress and
the Saladin. The report ofthe latter boat says
that about fifteen or twenty deck hands and
firemen were drowned, and about ten badly
scalded. All who were scalded were taken
70 Vicksburg and placed in the hospital there.
Mr.. David Hall, LIST engineer, and two firemen
ofthe Congress, died on their arrival at Vicks-
burg.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

ITIn the towns from which we have heard
on the proposed route ofthe Connecticut and
Pussumpsic Rivers r. Road, the subscribers
are paying up the first assessment on their
shares just as if they meant to have Rail Road,
and that too, shortly. 1t has come to this
point now-we shall have our Road if we
choose to-and the way to get tbs to pay up
the assessments, Mr. Gilmore, of Boston said
at the Wells River meeting--and everybody
that knows him say he never promised anything
that he failed to accomplish-three dollars will
be furnished Independent of the country for
every one furnished by the country, till the
work shall be completed.
The prospect now is, that more funds will be
raised in the country than was anticipated
That's right-go ahead One fourth of the
necessary amount in the country insures the
completion of the work
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

A CARD. The subscriber expresses his
thanks to these kind friends who made him a
"donation visit on the Goth of February
Although the day was exceedingly cold and
clustering yet the number assembled re-
spectacle and their hearts warm. May the
blessings of Heaven rest upon them
JOSIAH MORSE.
Concord, March 2, 1876.
A CARD. The subsc riber takes this meth
cd to express his grateful acknowledgements
to all those who so generously contributed
their timely and efficient aid in saving his
dwelling house from destruction by fire on
Thursday the Goth of February last.
A. BURLINGTON.
Burke, March g 1896
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
TAMPSON STATIONS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

At Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
fee in Danville, in. said district, on the 2Sth
day of February, A. ID. 1876
VOHN c. HALL, Administrator of the e.
sD tate of Tampson Stanton, late of Danv:lle,
in the County of Caledonia deceased, pr sents
his account of administration against said Es-
tate for allowance-Whercup j. is order
ed by said Court that said Administrator notify
all persons interested in said Ertate, to appear
at Probate Court to be holden nj the Probate
Office in said Danville CD tho oath day OF
March, A. ID. 1876, and object to the allow
ancc of said account, if they see cause by pub
fishing a copy of the rec ord of this order three
weeks successively in The Caledonian, news
paper printed ut St. Johnshury, in said dis
trict.
NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
A true copy of record-Attest,
4l9w3 NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
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STUART BROOKS ESTATE.

VVNHE subscribers having been appointed by
A. the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the Estate of
=. STUART BROCK,
late of Barnet, in said District, deceased.
represented Insolvent; and the term of six
months form the 9th day of january, 1886.
being allowed by said Court to the credit,
ors of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us-=Do hereby rive
notice that we will attend to the duties of our
appointment at the dwelling house of Alex
ander Brock, in Barnet, in said District, on the
2lst day of March, 1876, and on the 9th
day of June, 1876, at 10 o'clock forenoon, on
each of said DAYS.
R MM r.s Ga1kkKKEERsoN' 2commissioners.
Dated at Barnet, this 2sth day of Ja,y.
airy, IS46, S4ew3
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@MAA RMGgga

In Burke, Feb %, by Rev. r.. Godding, Mr.
CHARLES HowLAND to Miss LucIA-ANN Burt,
both of Lyndon
In Burke Feb. 26, by Rev. Rufus Godding,
Mr. HARLEY NJ. HALL, to Miss RosALIE S.
daughter of Isaac Denison, Esq, all of
Burke.
In Lyman, Feb. "a, by Rev. Mr. Loveland
Mr. l.. J. Mclndoe, Printer of Newbury, VT.
to Miss Lucia X. Porter, of the former place.
At Franconia, Dec "a, by Clark Knapp, Esq.
Mr. Nathan Smith, of Lyman, N. H., to Miss
Eliza Ann Whipple, of Concord, VT.
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In the Virginia Senate,on Saturday, resolu-
tons approving of "the notce'in the Oregon
case, (Which had previously passed the House
of Delegates.)we laid on the table by vote
of 1S to 10, not to be taken up again this ses-
sion.
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NOTICE.
HIGHWAY SURVEYORS BLANKS for
sale at this Office.
WANTED,

10y the Collins Company, at Collnsville,
Id Connecticut,
30 good Axe forgers,
10 common blacksmitis,
90 strikers, grinders and polishers,
90 common laborers.
Liberal wages will be given, and steady em'
ploymcnt The wages will be paid monthly
in cash. The Company will continue to hire
as above through the spring, summer and taU
of this year. Any communication addressed
to them will receive prompt reply.
The superior Edge Tools now made by this
Company can be had at reduced prices of the
trade in New York, Boston, Albany and Troy
s, w. COLLINS, Agent.
18th Feb 1876 44Sw3"