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benen Drsifs in oicler 09ufsrsi ~ baten.
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&lne Ghere Sur fir Gle Weils.

Or. Gullen's inoianiib pesetabilifbes
peils Scilmittel 1T ein einbtimllhes Spree
parat, peldss felt pielen Sabren nit psm
beiten grfcla asbrautt worosn. 9a fte cine
inmerIihe Wlepisin 1T 70 bat ae sinen snt'
fbiecsnen Sorsus iter aubsrs D7ttsl, wsl:
de bios gum plesen atsr niebt 3nm Sc is
fen Gnp. 9lefe Meoijin nirtt auf bic
franfen sbels. tsmirft selunosn Setranh
uno cine oauernbe &ur-wclbs mir pers
(tebsrn cper oas Gelo aurifseten. SrcB:
unp Sltinperfauf lei
Ncwanp unp 2Salton, giasntbamsr,
$40. S76 Marftitrabe phllacelpbia.
gnalano unp MeW1afen, 3. g. lambert
unb SoIspb s. pafer, Nsapin9, Spa, e. g.
s. Wlartln, DctteOille, Spa, 9. . Sails,
D1nsrspille, oo., wunper II. Braun, Sebu.
plfin Sapen. bo., Dr. Ssl!srs pottetaun.
Gertsmbsr 7. 1847. 1S.
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Sarmsrs Sanf* Mount bodp par
Sarmsrsm Mehanies Bant, Nahnap ?
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Olorris Go. Banf' W1orristcwn q
mebanies Sanf, burlington par
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Slewarf Bant SnI. Co. Slewart 2
Orange Sanf*, Orange :
pscplss Sant, paterfca 8
Vrineetcn Sants, prineston par
@alem Bantns Co, Salem par
@tate Sanfsst, Slewarf 4
@tate 0anf* ghjatetbtcwn !
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SufTer Sants Neptcn J
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Union Sant* 0oDer !
Stem Sope Se4 8r. Cos $aintertpine -
Gelanare.
Sanf .. gStlmln9ton II. Sranbemins par
Sanf BON 9elamars, SSilmn9ton par
Sanf BON Gmirna, Smirna, par
SrmerS Sanf bonn Staat 9eIaw. @9ppsr,
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Union Sanf, su @ilminatcn, par
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I'm Speserei, uno Sbees Sduoler.
$40. 35 Slcre Srontltra6e pbilaselpbia,
EnEX&

2le spOltaCetFpla Uap JttuhCtIeC
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6at ibren 5srtit. .Ycrratb bon frif eb Ell
{ bse'u erbalten uno 1T nun tercit SsfteIs
lunacn aus oct Serne III liefern, entneosr in
baIten Rlttsn pber i'll lbrem tcGonosrn Stple
aepadt, au preifen 70 nieprls ais BON ir9euo
einem anosrn GtabIilIemeute in .ceu Sereis
niaten @taatcn. Gum Serfauf-
$50 balts Siten Sunaen 5plon, [nisoere
8racs nno ftin]
100 pfuno ertra Gilbers$aub 90.
80 &ifeu unp babe Gitsn Gunpowder
fein uno srtra.)
100 20 90 uno 8crm Saifr.
(fein, ertra uno nisbcre Srabe.)
80 &ittsn alter 5picn, (perfdbisone Srabe.
$50 baIbe & ten uno Soren feline Oclonss
(pcrfctieosn.)
200 90 30 Sl!ns Vonss DO.
$50 % pomhonss [gbulan uno an
BERN &Ibmaf
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Sthtthf:9bse &c. &C..
9ide @eealbaft etatilirt fcimc aueftlie6
lihe Haentltbaftsn YoH iraenb eiuer Nrt, al:
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fir alien eer niebt S6nia tefrisbiaeno 1T.
tfItC atiniont uno Bono,
$40. SIS Sloro SronttrabG pbilapslphia
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Sol6enubren Iutpelen &C.

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4rt fno ein9slaren oaS
2(hcrtemsnt Suprttftn uno
Nuftrdgs rpsrren erbetsn,
NIT Der BsrittbsrunN bas
fsinR 0Inifrfnnlil1a nafnnrt
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no snm Bsrtouf in picIsr Ornfcrei-preis:
25 Gents bas Gldshen.
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Contribution Der Ser. Staoten
in bsutltbsr Sprads, NIT iwsdmdsiaen 2tn:
msrfun9en unb @rfldrun9sn bsaIsitst, if 70 sbsn
erbaltsn uno ium &srfouf in bjeitr 9ru6trei,
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srbatsn unp gum Ssrfauf in pslsr 9ru2sui.
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QSertD Der S5QnfnDten.

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nen Ssnennun9en i'm llmlaufs.
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un9an9bar.
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SbuplfDa Sanf, par
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@enniplpanien.
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Warmers Sanf Don Sbupltia @auntp 2
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5ocneSbals Sanf iu Socnesbale, |
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Qs6nnon bc. iu qebancn, :
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NRtners Sanf bon YottSoille, par
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Wpoming 8anf 5n Wilfesbarre, II
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burlington SO. 8anf, Mebfcre, par
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05

GENERAL TAYLOR. A correspondent of
the New York Tribune, writing from New
Orleans, says:-
"The volunteers, who were with Taylor
are returning, full ofthe warmest admiration
of his character as soldier, and a humane
and good man, but OVERLOOKING with wrath
against the administration, that, did its best.
as they believe, to sacrifice him. They cam
not be convinced ofthe contrary. am in-
formed ofthis by an officer who is among
them on the Rio Grande. The people OF
this country will he astonished andindignant
when they know fully the manner in which
the concern at Washington has treated Gen.
Taylor. know from unquestionable author
ity, that for FIVE months, not single despatch
of his has been answered, (unless within the
last three weeks,l and nothing sent HIM, ex-
cept an insulting letter, enclosing the letter
written by him to Gen. Gaines, and demand
ing to know whether he wrote it. 4 am glad
to say that Gen. Taylor's reply was in every
way worthy of the spirit ola high-toned, tree
American citizen, who has never learned to
fawn, that thrift may follow. He repiied that
he did write it, and as he did not intend IT Tor
publication, had not before examined 1t very
carefully; but now OH re-eXamination, he
found not word or expression that he wish
ed to alter. He asked no favors-they might
make the most oft.
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a..H .aH.#=Ha
1BATISa

In Danville, May %, pr, 9awEg MoRsE,
aged about "a
In Hurdwick, May 81, CArHARINR, daughter
of Luke and Sophia Goss, aged 8 years and 3
months
In Waterville, Maine, May "a, Brs. Patty
Eliza, wife of Frederick p Haviland, Esq,
and daughter ofthe late Page Colby, of Dan
vile.
In Magnolia, Putnam Co, Ill. April Is, after
a short illness of rcmittent fever, DR.. Jacob c.
Morrill,, aged 55 years, formerly of Danvile,
and recently of Sutton, Vt.
In Montpelier, May 81, Miss Cornelia Ag-
mes, second daughter of Hezekiah II. Reed
Esq, in the 10Th year of her age.
At Franklin, n. II, May II, Rachel Harris,
aged 65, wife of John Harris.
At North Danvlle, May %, Charles r., son
of Robert Kelsey, aged 4 years and months
In Albion, N. y April "a, of consumption,
Mr. James Stevens, formerly Of Danvhle aged
40.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05
ESTATE or JOHN MOORE, 2D.
STATE OF VERNON

District Caledonia, IS.
AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
flee in Danyille, in said district, on the Sd
day of June, A. d. 1877
TARVISJEWETT, Administrator of the
~ Estate of John Moore, I'd, late Of Barnet,
in. the County of Caledonia, deceased, presents
hib account of administration against said
Estate for Whcreupon Il is or
dered by said Court that said Administrator
notify all persons interested in said Estate, to
appear at Probate Court to be 3lolden at the
Probate Office in said Danvlle, or the g3d day
of June, A. ID. 1S47, and object to the allow
ancc of said acco mt, if they see cause, " pub
fishing copy of the record ofthis Irdet three
weeks successfully in the Caledonian, arews-
paper printed at st. JohEsbrry liz said district
Attest, CHARLES 3. DANA
5I4w3l Judge
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coffin arrived, it was opened in order TO trans
fer the remaina TO II more suitable one which
had been prepared for final interment. When
the lid was removed, the body was found ly-
ing upon The face, which upon examination
was bruised. A moisture was observed upon
the skin, and on close examination, it was
found that The vital spark had not ms yet fled.
All the restorntiyes that the best medical skill
could devise were used, and the man was
actually revived, and lived for two days after
ward, before the "sprit departed unto Him
who gave it," No doubt was entertained here
Of the deceQse; and the feelings of relatives
and friends ut such discovery cannot for one
moment be imagined. We were at first dis
posed to doubtful truth ofthe affair, but we
have been assured, on the most indubtable
that the melancholy facts are cor
rect
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05
The Markets.
" NJ. 3. NJ A J
May 90, 1877.

BRIGHTON ,MARKET-Monduy, May 81.
Reported for the Boston Traveller
AT market, go beef cattle, SO yokes work
ing oxen, SO COWS and calves, 1900 Sheep,
and about 1900 Swine
Beef Catue-Extra, $780, first quality Z;
second and third qualities from to so
Working Oxen-jFew sales at $S4, SO, 40
and $l40.
$50 ~ ~
Sweepstakes at 81, 2,37, $50, and Sc.
Swne-Lots at 81 for sows, and Cd for bar
rows; At retail from 81 to 74c and &C. per h.
N. u. Quite n number of Beeves remained
unsold at the close oftAe market, and a falling
off of prices
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05
POST SCRIPT.
Latest and Important from
Mexico.
New YoRK, "Wednesday, June ?, I

New YORK, Wednesday, June 2, I
Twenty minutes past Two, =. NJ.
The Tribune has received another over
land express from the South, bringing intel
| igence from Mexico one day in advance Of
the mail.
The advices from the city of Mexico are to
| the 9Th utimo. The Mexican papers breath
defiante toward the North Americans
The most energetic efforts were BEING
made to carry on the war The Government
had appointed II Committee 10 receive sub
scrjpilons to defIay its expenses The Bsh
op fOnjcca lad contributed $20,000,aud the
churches were giving their plate
The fortification Of the Capital was still in
progress.
Santa Anna was making great exertions 10
increase his army, which was augmen;ing in
numbers rapidly.
The priests were striving 10 prevail on the
people to take up arms in II body. Enlist
mens were going on rapidly. At last accounts
the MeXicans had seven thousand muskets,
and fifty pieces ofartllery.
Letters from Orizaba report that Gen
Scott is at Jalapa. He would not proceed
towards the capitnl until ne had had an inter
view with the newly appointed Commission
er from tile United States. ''.'"'
The MeXcans were prosecuting guerilla
warfare on a small scale. An American bag
gage Wagon, containing 100000 In specie
had been captured.
Letters from Durango report that Col. Don
iphan was concentrating Oh Chihuahua.
1t is reported that an attack had been made
on one of the Wagon trains of Gen. Taylor
and that Gen. Taylor bad been lCounded
9P. NJ. June g There is little doubt that
Santa Anna is moving towards the capital
with force of $500 men--Kendall says to
control the Presidential election.
MIR Trist has arrived at Jalapa. A train
has also arrived with million and half of
dollars.
Santa Anna is confirmed as Commander
in Chief
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05
Essex County Convention.

The Wings ofEssex County, are requested
to meet in County Convention at the Town
House in Lunenburgh, on Saturday the Sd
day of July next. at 10 clock A. M for the
purpose of nominating a candidate fer Sena-
tor for said County. And in view Of the m
'o'se policy pursued by the present admins
tration, it is to be hoped that the Wings of
Essex County will turn out upon that occa-
sion, and so far as we concerned, use our
best endeavors to devise ways and means for
the restoration of correct and wholesome prin-
ciples. VIM. ii. HARTSHGRN, }
JOHN DEWEY, Co Com.
VIM B. MAY,
May 90, lSi7.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05
JOSIAH ELKINS' ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,


At a Probate Court holden at Danvillc, in and
for said district, on the LIST day of June, A.
D., 1$47---
WHEREAS, Alvin T. Conner, Admins
w traitor of the Estate of Josiah Elkins,
late of Wheeock in the County of Caledonia,
deceased, has made application to this Court
to extend the time for paying the debts due
from said deceased, the further period Of one
year from the 9Th day of June, A. D., lS47-
1t is therefore ordered, that all persons inter
ested, be notified of said application, and that
bate Court to be holden at the Probate Office
in Darville aforesaid, on the 2lst day ofJune,
A. D., lS47, at one o'clock, in the afternoon,
by publishing copy of the record of this order
three weeks succtssyely in the Caledonian, a
newspaper printed at St Johnsbury, in said
district. Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
5I1w31 Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05
BETSEY TRACY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia Digtrct, SIS.
At Probate Court holden at DanyiIlc, in and
for said District, on the I'd day of June, A.
d. 1877
WHEREAS, Jonas Flint, Administrator
wv of the Estate of Bctsey Tracy, late of
deceased, has made application to this Court
to extend the time for paying TIE debts due
from said deceased, the further period of one
year from the 4th day o. July, A. ID. 1871
It is therefore ordered, that all persons inter
csted, be notified of said application; and that
the same will be beard and decided at Pro-
bate Court to be holden at the Probate Office
in Dapyille aforesaid, on the 2lst day of June
a. d., tS47, at | o'clock in the afternoon, by
publishing n copy Of the record of this order
three weeks succossively in the Caledonian, n
newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury, in said
district. Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
5l4w3l Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05
DR.. I. s. Spears

TELEBRATEp Indian Medicines for sale
" by ]. c. Bingham, as also, TaylGr's Bal
sam of Liverwort, Egyptian Balsart, Hull S
Physic, Richardson's Pills and Bitterg, Brown ;
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Btters, Sands Sarsa-
pnrlla, Jones Drops and Pills for humors,
Salt Rhcum and Itch Ointmcnts, Wistar s
Balsam and Pills, Worm and Cough Lozengcs,
Tinct4rc Bottles, Phial aud Bottle Cork
Screws, Ext. of Lemon and essence of Rose,
Rose Water pure, Oil ofSoap, Olive and Cas-
tor Oils, Cobalt, Chloride ofSodn and of Lime,
Corrosive Subimnte, Cream Tartar, Arrow
Root, Hot Drops, Dover's Powders, Sup. Car
Donate of Soda, HiGra Picra, Sal Soda, Drag
on's Blood Pink Root, Sienna. Irish and Ice
land Moss, Spermaccti, White Wac, EPSON
Glaubcr and Rochelle Salts, Extracts, Ncrini-
fugcs, Ointments and Pasters ofvarious kinds,
Cordials, Eiixirg, Lnimcnts, Sygups, Tine
lures, variety of Root and Herbs, Hair Oils,
and Dyes, Hair Eradlcator, Cure for the head
ache, Honey, Smelling Salts, Perfumes, Cos
Inctics, sc. among hundreds of other articles
of medicine constantly on hand, Of the BEST
Quarry.
St. Johnsbury, June ;, 1947 5lIw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05

GF@"The President of the United States,
says the Richmond Times of Saturday, SAG
companied by his lady, and the Hon. John
Y. Mason, Secretary ofthe Navy, reached
our city yesterday afternoon, by the Northern
cars. They were received at the depot by a
very respectable display of the military, and
large promiscuous assembIage.
After the lapse ofabout an hour, the Pres
ident and party left The Capital in carriages
provided for the purpose, and, at seven o.
clock, proceeded on their journey 10 North
Carolina, by the Petersburg cars"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-05
ESITay.

CTRAYEs from the subscribers premises
- in Barnet, about the 22d ult, n dark bay
mare colt, one year old, with black name and
tail; whoever will return said colt or give no.
tice where she may be found shall be reward.
ed. WILLIAM G, CALDER.
Barnet, June |, lS47. 5l4w3
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1t is said that young lady, who is great
admirer Of General Tnylor's epistolary Style
received letter the other day from sweet
heart, cnquiring if she would have him. She
Immediately sent in reply, General TayIor's
answer to Snntn Anna,-"Come and take me,
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SINGULAR AND DIsTREssING AFFAIR. A
highly respectable gentleman of'this city, says
the Baltimore Clipper who transacted a mer-
camille business on the wharf, was taken sick
and died, as was supposed. Il short time since
Being native of an adjoining city, his wife
and friends desired that he should be inferred
there, and his body was accordingly put into
a coffin and conveyed TO that city When the
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GgM4s 81 70 GRGa

In Bloomington, May 90, ty Rev. Mr. Twi-
light, Mr. Joseph Wooley, of Derby Line, to
Mrs. Ann b. Hovey of Bloomington.
In Hydepark, by. r II. Crosby, Esq, Mr.
Cyrus p. Webster, of Iardwick, TO Miss Abb
igail Phlbrook of llydcpnrk.
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0FTThe New Orleans Bulletin, referring
to MIR Kendalgs statement, that "there is GER
tainly party, and an influential one, in Mex
leo, which begins to talk ofpoace," although
the measure is "still far from popular" says:
ave have seen letter from high source
in the city of Mexico, which expresses pretty
much the same views, ms 10 the wishes of IL
portion Of the respectable part ofthe popula-
lion; but they did not dare to openly avow
such views, as n strong popular feeling eXs-
ted against any settlement with the United
States. The same letter states that Mr. Bank
head, the British Minister, had qftred his
mediation; but that it had been coltlly rccciv-
ed, and respectfully declincd''
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The rRosPECT OF PEACE. The following
remarks of the New Orleans Picaynne will be
read with INTEREST,"
GAS we anticipated, the return ofthe twelve
months volunteers, who constituted so i'm
portant portion of Gen. SCOTS army has
embarrassed his plan ofmarchirg Immediate
ly upon the city OF Mexico. Major General
Patterson was to have gone forward with the
advance; but that officer is now in this city.
The two Tennessee, the Sd and ith Illinois,
the Georgia and Alabama regiments, have all
left the army, thus rendering it below force
with which TO enter the capital ola populous
State with safety. Gen. Scott will push for
ward to Puebla;but beyond this he will scarce
" go till reinforced, unless he he invited there
10y the dissensions ofthe enemy--in that case
he will be prompted more by the defeuceless
state of the city than by the strength of his
own column.
at is the opinion officersjust returned from
Mexico-and we may mention the name of
Gen. Patterson in this connection-that the
probability ofconquering peace upon the
plan of warfare hitherto pursued is slender
indeed 1t is thought by them that an army
of forty thousand, rank and file, should be in
the field; that captured cities should be put
under the jurisdiction of American citizens;
thai the revenues of the state should be seized
to defray the expenses ofthe war; that all the
resources pertaining to the government should
be held as spois of war; and that the military
authority set up by the United Safes army
should exercise all the powers of taxation and
legislation belonging to the civil administra-
ton of the country. This plan embraces the
idea of actual conquest and absolute jursdic-
ton, and is deemed the only feasible one of
bringing the war to close"