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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-14

RELIEF FUND. The following lave been re-
celvcd b. Hon Isaac Davis Treasurer for the relief Of
the starving population Of Ireland and Scolsnd in adj
dltlon TO those previously announced;
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-14

OF Park Benjamin thus tasiefulIy and unsteady adj
dresses the daguerreoype presentiment OF pretty wo-
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CULTURE OF LOWER Flowers should be
cultivated in every garden, especially il near the
house; in which case if not in every other, the
garden certainly ought not to be limited to the
production of vegetables merely, but should con-
tain the ornamental as we'll as the useful Too
much time and space must not, however, be de-
voted to flowers and we wall only mention few
of the more hardy sorts, which may be easily
managed, and which will be pleasing at all sea-
sons OF the wear.
Climbing over the porch, or around the door,
you may have few OF the hardy tall growing
roses, for ornament. Common monthly or China
roses may cover the corners of your house, or be
trained under and along the sides of the windows
mixed with aurcstinas, and pyracantha; nor let
the honeysuckle be wanting in corner,
twisted round tree, or hanging over corner Of
the wall.
Have plants OF the hundred-leaved moss, cab
bage, variegated, and common blush roses, in the
corners of your garden nearest your house and
in the borders, plant snow drops, crocuses, red
and yellow tulips, white and yellow bachelors
buttons, prmroses, anemones, narcisus, cowslips,
poyanthus, white and yellow lilies, wallhowers
of different colors, dahlias, hoyhocks. ionquls
yiolets, the sweet-scented clover, mignonette
and any other ANNALS you like or can procure.
If you edge your flower border with the gar
den daisy, and the hardy sorts of auriculas, there
will be few days in summer or autumn in which
afford you pleasure in looking at it. A holly IAN
American one North, or European South, } box,
laurel or rhododendron, twill do well under shade
and their perpetual green will refresh your eyes
in winter and be assured that such objects as
garden presents, it be neatly kept, are always
valuable for they do the heart good, and impart
kindly tone of feeling and refinement, and serve
TO keep out evil thoughts.
Encourage your children in taste for flowers
Teach them to plant the seeds and roots, and to
weed and keep them clean, and train and cult
vale them and the taste will remain with them
when they grow old 1t is on such things as
these, in the recollection of by gone days, that
local attachment is founded, making us delight to
revisit the scenes OF childhood, and bringing
back the wanderer from distant climes, to seek
last resting place in the home Of his fathers.
THE IMPLEMENTS OF DEsTRUcTIoN.-We
learn from the West Troy Advocate that the man
ufacture Of the war material is being carried for
ward on most magnificent scale and with great
celebrity at the u. s. Arsenal. 1t savs:--
The orders at this post require the furnishing of
t,co millions Of cartridges per month during the
continuance OF the war. We understand that the
facilities at this Arsenal are such, that any amount
required ofthia species Of ammunition can be made
and that by single machine, which at present is
kept In operation both night and day, the almost
incredible number Of eighty bnllets per minute
are turned out.
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WILLIAM LANG'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia, IS.
AT Probatei court holden at the Probate Of
fee in Danville, in said district, ON the 9th
day of September, A. d. 1917
JOSIAH JOHNSTON, Executor of the es-
~ tate of William Lang, late of Barnet, in said
district, deceased, presents to the Court here
his petition in writing, setting forth the a.
mount of debts due from said deceased, ofthe
charges Of administration, and of the value of
the personal estate, representing that the per-
sonal estate is insufficient to pay said debts
and charges, and praying the Court here to
grant him license to sell the equity of re-
demption of the real estate of said deceased,
for the purpose of discharging said debts and
charges Whereupon it is ordered by the Court
here that said application be heard and decid-
ed at Probate Court to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office in Danville aforesaid, on the goth
day of October, A. d. 1847, at o'clock in
the afternoon; and that said Executor cause
all persons interested to be notified of said ap-
plication, and of the time and place of hearing,
by publishing copy of this order three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, a newspa per
printed at st. Johnsbury, in said district, all
of which publications shall be previous to
the time of hearing.
53Iw3l Attest, NORMAN DAVIS, Reg.
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EPHRAIM FRENCH'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia,

ChIedonla, So.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
flee in Danvile, in said district on the list da v
of October, A. D., 1847-- .... ~.
SILO @. G. FRENCH, Administrator ofthe
- Estate of Ephraim French late of Hard
wick, in the County of Caledonia deceased,
presents his account of administration against
said Estate for allowance-Wh ereupon it is
ordered by said Court that said administrators
notify all persons interested in said Estate, to
appear at Probate Court to be holden at the
Probate Office in said Danville, on the 9th
day of October, A. d. 1847, and object to the
allowance of said account, if they see cause, by
publishing copy of the record of this order
three weeks successfully in the Caledonian a
newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury in said
district .
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
532w3 Register.
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The Grave---where Sleep both
Sire and SON.

Av0vmEA rHrF VkLE o. THE YELLOW FEvER.
Whcu .isa lasi rall for volunteers was made
on lnaans. .iz.r Darwin VAS iisc iirs' TO en-
rsd f,as uuuse. ~ Yves daring, intrepcd,
nsil-.ir tsa'h knowing no fear; endowed
mih aH aasr's H1rss eUoiatHn feelings, tlsough
s.asa.Isn1.Is .0resi $50 ir had nat set crossed,
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ESQ., .sasr3 hts p.lrfasr wah s,iuui approval,
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on. A. another time re- saw him nranacled
captive, in a prison dTugeon, and lac would
ofI;.r large sum Cor has ransom. Again, he
would call ON tie M6Aicaus not to dcsecrate
hi- gave
sknful medical ail, aud the wntchfll nurs-
ina Of the Sisters % Charity, carried him
,hrour = the mos; yinlcnt stage Of the disease;
ifthcy did not snatch bin FROM deaths door,
they a. least prevented him from stepping o.
yer u. Thus, he was, his reason restored,
himself Lingering on the confines Of eternity,
ns il were. when. nb0ut noon on Monday, mn
emaciated youth ysns carried into the same
ward ai.d placed m the bed beside him. His
glazed eye gnzcd on the young, emncinted
patient with inteuse anxiety. lie trembling
IN looked and looked tll IL might be said he
had well nigh looked his life away. He
sprang from his led; with a convulsve gr sp
he clutchsd the small paper label which The
porter had just placed at the beds head Of
the recently arrived young patient, opening
Il in his tremulous hand he read-
Edgar DerNsin, iun'r Indiana"
"My SOM hs said, aud no more did he say
for ~ hc ut;eUsd the phrase he fell and ca
pred. YouuV DcrWin. who on account Of
his sickness had been discharged was on his
return home, when he, too was taken by the
epidemic, AMI hence The painful singular CO.
incidence ofthis meeting between inther and
son. aud lis tragic termination. lie soon,
though not Immediately, recognized his fa-
ther. The rceuc was TOO much for his al
ready shattered constitutions; before the bell
of the cathrdrnl tullrd twelve that night he
was corp,r They now, though not at their
homestead iu Indiana sleep, where the mourn
fil cypres, and the death burhened north
wind chaint the last requiem DER the stran-
gers grave.--.N. q. Delta.
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RUFUS MERRILL, Agent,
AT THE
School Book, Miscellaneous and Pc
riOdical Depot,

opposite GdSS american House, concord, w. III.
XNTOULD call the attention of the public
w to his extensive Stock, which consti-
tutes the leading School Books and Periodicals
in the U. States, and popular Reviews in Eu-
rope.
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS.
r. NJ. has made arrangements with the Ros-
ton and New York publishers, which enable
him to supply all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS
on the most reasonable terms such An
thon's Classical Books, Andrews and Stod-
dard's do Leverett's and Donnegan's Lexi-
cons, Boyer's French Dictionary, Rolmar's
and Levizacs French Grammar, &c. &c.
DRAWING MATERIALS AND STA
TIONERY,
For High Schools and .4rtizans.
Consisting of Drawing Paper, English and
Anerican-cap,d DENY medium and super royal
Bristol Board denny, medium and royal
Colored, or Crayon Paper-mperial and royal
Blank Drawing Books, Alto cap, DENY, mcdi-
um and royal. Drawing Pencils: Cohen's,
Guyots and A. w Faber's-French; Thomas
Rhodes and Sons, London. Camel Hair
Brushes, from ] cent to % each. White Cray
ons, Square Block; No. 1, hard-No. 2, SOFT
No 3, softer.
Carmine Saucers, &c: India Ink; French
Water Colors, in boxes; Osborne's Water Col
ors; Guide to Painting in Water Colors, &c
Drawing Bookshelf as Primary Drawing
Books; Chld's do.i Abbott's Drawing Cards,
containing outline, foliage, animal, eleme nta-
~. landscape, &c. &c; Goes Drawing Book
Of scenery; Childs Drawing Book of Objects;
the Oxford Drawing looks.
Among the common Stationery for general
asr is French and Eng lsh Billet Paper, Per-
fara'cd PaPcF-white, green, pink and yellow
Ais. Perforated Geld and Silver Paper; Fan
er Faperg plaza Cs4oFs fhided do; GOLD and
Silver hnart a. MoFocC1 do; Marble colored
rgaands. was varsity ~ 6Eures; Fine Letter
a.ur aaa whflF, rulrd and PLAIN, Cap ruled
aa6 slasa. s4ssUs. siFrl 'gns and Pea holders;
Wrars. Iren tasat tar I.ttsg b. thc sizr Of
a W. 49, NaUtf neal.as Wa 81 az eolors;
49, -s,-y ass iahalsa& Wafsr Cope. sand
Bov~s EESS--% ss' Frnu.i a. az
Bt.ANN &c. ~ nuOEs
q a. . sxieus4seiT Furag-d IN Ssszufac.
suFtpw 1lank 8oaks 81 + siars, fross -,
r4zr~. aaa Deg Hoaks 6 a. t.ir sn.s. lle9t
- ~ M,s..z tSFc Mraas ssdBnss, cous ssinv
ri saa.,' 8n, s.Ecrs-s sfi-,ss, - he ~ q oF
nasa. ala. as-~v. r-P =~a - 2apsr, 80 de
a.ux "a h.uasag ~ hrtivsss. 6calCfs scppiS "a
sI ia~ uatra.
ga NBhE > WHIT Nc INK.
Bunaa-'f as.nnr ia. fas sale by yh. ds4ru
ar $40 o. lsagii---istr,~s y.ss,dE fran one OF
te coo euarf-or by ttr "a Ia Tslis ms a.
Gsc ffaan aeid, md MAJ D. us, q with slccl
pa wtlhout Is. arnW q. h d0vs freely, and
10 prrnaneu1, a. tvrsntg yean experience has
.loWn
Ar Orders by CHENEY 4. Cos Express, or
tv snail AID trans from merchants or SCHOOLS
slanptly attended b. on thr M II libera o. rms
5ggu6 RUFUS MERRILL, Agent.
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SAMUEL WOoDBURY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia,
At Probate Court holden atsthe Probate Of
fee in Danville, in said district, on the 25th
day of September, A. D., 1947- MI
MARY WOODBURY., Administrative of
w the Estate of Samuel Woodbury., late of
ST Johhsbury, in the County of Caledonia,
deceased, presents her account of administra-
issn against said Estate for allowance-Where-
upon II Is ordered by said Court that said Ad-
minislratrix notify all persons interested in
said Estate, to appear at Probate Court to
be holden at the Probate Office in said Dan,
vile, or the Goth day of October A. ID. 1917.
and object TO the allowance of said aceo mt
# they see cause, BY publishing a copy of the
record OF Tins order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Caledonian, a new spaper printed A. 81
Johrsbury in said district 1.Il -
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
53lw31 Reo;stor
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~ Notice. T Tos II MORN Sdss'i Is, ned a
merous friends and customers that in future
he will be found at home in Barton, on Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, to wait upon
those that come from distance and will de-
vote me remainder of the week in visiting
those whose condition makes travelling ON his
part necessary. 1t is his desire not to do bus
mess on Sundays, and will therefore attend to
no calls on the Sabbath exec ting those of ac
tual necessity. DR.. JOSEPH <. MASTA.
hl'ioh' Aug ~, lSl1. 527m6
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AUCTION.
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The two series Of Books are for sale by the
subscriber at Concord, N IL. by the doz. OF
100 at the Publishers prices.
Orders from merchants or Superintendc
Of Schools by mail or otherwise promptly at.
tended to. RUFUS MERRILL, Agent,
Opposite Gass' American House, Concord
n. II. 532w6
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Z. o ST,

nN Tucssay, Sept. ~, between Lyndon
~ Corner and W atertord,a 2 continuing
froui Ste 4 dozen Wnip-sialks and Lashes,
part " ne stalks lcathcr-oOverea, and a 80, a
Aoat 8 dozen T.sili-straps. The finder viii be
sultzhly req aFdpd, On leaving ia. n, or giving
.Hlsraaat.an vheFe ul-y may IL z. aud, A this
Dllca fSf2tf
pc Iah1stl-y, ct , la
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FARM for SALE,

TIME subscriber offers for sale his farm stu
Il ated on the Passumpsic River, lying a.
bout % miles north of Centre Village, contain
ing about 100 acres of land, about 60 of which
is level and first rate land, and cuts from 30
to 40 tons of hay; has it fine sugar orch
ard, and the farm produces from 3 to 400 bush
els of grain. Buildings sufficient for two fam
lies if needed, and are new, A suitable pay
day will be given. For further information
please call on the subscriber on said premises.
ORLANDO HUTCHINSON
st Johnsbury, Sept. a. l947. 53ltf
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BETsEY TRACY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.


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Strayed,

ENRON the pasture of the subscriber, a
III brindle yearling steer, in the month of
June last Whoever will give information
where such steer may be found, shall be sui
ably rewarded. GEORGE SARGENT.
ST. Johnsbury, Oct. Z, 1S47. 532w3
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Seraphines and MelOdeOns,
ENROM Worcester, Ms.--of quality infe.
Il ror to none made in the country-for sale
by MERRILL ]. HAzELTINE
Please call and examine for yourselves. '
Passumpsic, Vt. Sc pit 10, 1947. 529y1s
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AuCT- ION.

WKTILL be sold at the house of William
wv Gilkerson, in East Barnet (commS0nn ,y
called Copenhagen on "Wednesday ING S0'"
Oct. ut 10 o'clock, A. M.
5 Good Cows; / Horse; 3 Calves
10 Sheep; 2 Hogs; ....
/ Ok Cart, and Horse Cart;
/ Gig Wagon Single Sleigh !;
4 sleds; / Cauldron Kettle; Saddle;
2 Sets of Harnesses, with general as
sortment of Farming Tools;
90 Good sap Tubs and2 sap Holders;
Also, from 20 to 30 Tons Good Hay;
100 bushels Oats;
80 do Corn; .,, ,
Also, the Farm on which the said Giker-
sod resides containing 100 acres land, with
good House and Barn. Said Farm IS well
wntered by durable springs that supply the
House and Barn. The soil for tillage, now
ing and pasturage is good. There is a good
apple and sugar orchard on the premises.
For further particulars inquire of william
GiIkerson on the premises.
Barnet, Oct. 6, 1847. 532w2
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Scotch and MaccabOY Snuff.

WYE are receiving also from the man ufac-
w tory, Scotch and Maccaboy Snuff, put
up in barrels, half barrels and jars. Merchants
supplied at from two to four cents per pound
less than can be procured from Boston, and the
quality warranted to give satisfaction or the
Snuffreturned and all expenses paid.
FULLER &, co.
Oct I, 1S47. 53ltf
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Now for the Witnesses.

IJHPEACH THEN. IF YOU C.4N. More "a"
be gioen IF needed.
TNHE undersigned having long been persUSf
K ally acquainted with Mr. Cha s jones' H. "
Claremont, N. III. and with the general e eITS
cy of his medicine called "JONES' Dhu Ua,6
for HUMORS," since its late discovery; 1 ,'n
among our neighbors and from various ulS s"m.
ces and directions abroad, can cordially i e,S in
mend the use of the medicine as efhca a',,ors
all the variety of internal and externn' we can
We are prepared also to say, from a. h,t While
learn by inquiry and otherwise ' and in
there are very many persons cule obstinate
process of cure, by these drops, "a there has
skin complaints of the various R'hus, where
as vet no case come to our knowieug' Nth
the patient has actually gone throas S;na to tho
regular course ofthe medicine accoiu ant;relyOr
published directions, without beng enrtraordi,
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