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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01
BrpronD srnrNos, Aug, 18th, 1919.

BEDFORD SYRINGE, aug, iotn, lCiJ
ARRIVAL AT BEDFoRp SrRINGs--l NCnrNTs
op TIM JoVRNEY..---'fho President has nj
turretlr -sEsised- nj this delightful summer re-
,rcnt,nnd in impaired health. Since ycsIgId1y
his recovery has been rapid; yet he IL still
not IN that robust condition which he wns
n few days previous to leaving Washington.
Yesterday morning, nj ChRmbersburP, not
wijhstnnding the rain, which poured down
in lorrenis, the crowd which had assembled
both in the hotel aud outside, wns most dense,
occupying nit tho square in front, and pre-.
seniing mn unhrrkcn surface of wet hats and
dripping umbrellas. The house where the
President was staying was crowded IN every
mart; men, women and children were all
mixed upJu strange contusion,somo OF lhem
unnhc To gain ndmittnncc IN consequence oi
the crowd, and some waiting for the third or
fourth interview, Those who could not get
sight Of the General, in the simplicity aud
curiosity of ihor hearts, requested that tno
room in which he slept might lac thrown o.
pen, that they might see his baggage, or hts
pilot cloth overcout, which still bad the pow
I der of BucnN Vista uponir anything else
ihnt the General had touched would be tu-
vOr tn sec,
Elegen o'clock WINS the hnur named 10y 'he
President for his departure the coach, which
had been furnished. expressly for tic occn-
sfpn, ,yna III the door, and, punctual oven to
moment, ns he always is, Gen. Taylor de-
seconded the steps through the crowd, bid
ding them good bye" aud God bless you
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FAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Friday, Sept. ], 1913,

Commencing L FIday, sept. j, 1910,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
Cd, follows
Roston "a. M, s A. NJ, and A I'm
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, lOA NJ aud 80 T. NJ.
Albany 7 A. NJ. and u NJ.
Springfield, 81 A. NJ. AMI Ii P M. for Albany.
Springfield St NJ II and 81 p NJ, Tor on tbs arrival
of he Irain from New York; for Worcester and Boston.
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uid Spring fed.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am. and Wor'
eester al 81 NJ will not stop at Way Stations, Unless to
take passengers Springfield beyondPassongers pro-
seed directly on by way of Hartford and New Haven, and
arrive in New York by P. M.
Returning. leaves New York at A. n. and arrives al
Worcester at F. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. NJ Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
OF ALBANY al ST PMor leave Boston at M, Worcester
"a so NJ lodge sprinRaeld leave s. morning
and arrive in Albany at II P. M.
The trains Trey leave on the arrival of the trains
Gteenbush.
The trains ofhe Pitsheld and North Adams Rail Road
connect Ptts6eld.
The ousatonic Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for northampton and Greenfield connect al
sprnqged and passengers proceed by Stage to BratleS
horn, Windsor Bellows Falls Hanover, Haverhi, &c.
stages run from Charlton to Souhbridge from West
BrooSaed to Ware Enfield, New BEliniree and Iardwch
from Palmer to Three RVels, Belchertown Amherst
w. and Monsoon HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.
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Winter Arrangement commencing Feb. I2.

THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Forester al n, 1925 A, NJ, 81 p. M.
PasBengers will leave MiHbury at IT A M. and ST p M
Passengers will leave Milford at "a A. NJ. and 345 p M
Leave BOSTON at I & An, 2, as, p. III.
The NJ train viii stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations for FeD York.
The A. train lgiH land no one east of Framingham
The H. will stop Of Framingham, except
take up Western Railroad passengers at Brighton on
Thursday.
The P. NJ. train is tho New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich, heretofore without stops except al
FTGHliHgharn
Passengers for Ribury, for HoliStoH and Milford will
take the Am, and 4 Pm trals Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM and u m. trains
N. B. The A. NJ and p. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York via New Haven.
B,00ktins Special Trains.
Leave Rrookint at73 ST. and lGk AM & II 81 % Pm
Leave Boston al 81 d 10 and 24 24 A, o., lo3 Pm
Netoton Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falls at aud AM, q II and P" Ex-
cppt that Wednesdays the last train will leave at 10
O'Clock instead OF 81 pm.
Leave Boston at II l24, 81, anu 81 P Except
that Wednesdays, the last train will leave at eleven
O'Clock instead Of 81 PM.
SGGsnUiHe Special Trans
Leave Saxouville at II Am. and pm.
Leavs Boston at Am. and 81 PM.
Boston, Feb II, IS49 If VIM PARKER, Supt.
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Exnress.

N VII 6 subscriber continues to THE EXs
EsssAesJg PRESS between Boston and Worcester fof
the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
--~-~ Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying, collecting and
goliatng notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, ETC.
All packages must be directed to his
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrust
ed to his and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
salem Newbury port Taunon Fall River, and New Bed
ford also, to Portland and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goodsto be returned by this Express
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN cos. Office. Court Street,
Boston; ]. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main ST,
Worcester. s. g. LEONARD.
Feb %, l847 diff
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL $4,000,

Chartered and Established in Boston, hprH 1s47.
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses Of
~ SICKNESS for term of gears. Number of members
nearly 5000 Amount eff sick allowances paid during the
past six months S6500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that the
member is totally disabled rom labor and under medical
care, whether he ia confined to the hOusa not.
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A t. STIMsoN, Secr1.
Office No. Museum Building, Trement So Boston.
MIR. A. III. BELLOWS has been appointed ACE
in Forester County for the Mass Health Ins. Company
and has given the required bond for Inc faithful perform
of this duty.
He will visit the different towns in the County receive
applications for insurance. and settle claims upon the Com
pany for sick allowance.
Worcester Office. No. 4, under Brinley Hall
Dec 8, 1913. diff
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PATIENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and agency of the
u S. Patent Office, RGshfa gton,
No. % State Street. - Boston.

>A"|S' SS@'S" CUtCC, UftI "
U. S. Patent Office, Rdshtng ton,
No. 22 State Street. - Boston.
fESHE subscriber, by appointment from the Conmssion
er of Patents, is agent of the u s. Patent Office 70
ceving and forwarding the same, models specimens
manufactures be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of expense and r,k and with despatch
He prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. test validity of nvens
tons, and render advice legal and scientific
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries
BY application at this Office, inventors saved the
ime and of journey Washington, and delay there
as well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents.
They also have the advantage Uerbay explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect to them matters,
an general Of paramount importance in order to obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience of
teen years. practice extensive collection rare works.
decisions &C., on mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents of different countries collected
during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber to afford inventors
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects might be difficult attainment
r. II. EDDY, CiVil Engineer.
Boston, Sept l, 1s4s. ewly &eod
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STOVES. STOVES.
RICHARDSON IL LORiEG,

TEyOULD call the attention OF those in pursuit. OF 'ne
w best and cheapest Cooling stove, 10 New Alr
Tjrh, stove arranged Wood and Coa--warranted 70
sui all who give trial Also-A large assortment o.
Parlor, Office. and Box Stoves IS Main 81 eel
Sept IS DIT
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BIGELOW,S

ezRssa Fitchburg, Keene Greenfield, Brattleboro,
tsgssse9 BeAows Fails Windssr, Rutland, Middtehury,
ISL -TergenneS Buriineton Nashua, L0lUe and
----- BOSTON EXPRESS. aif
DACRAGES, Bundles, Merchandise, or Money, pune
tuay TO warded and from Boston three times each
uay, dalg Notes, Drafts and Bills collected and prompt
ly paid Orders of all kinds executed with despatch
Offices american House, Worcester; and IS BrdtAe
Street Boston.
Orders received at Hutchinson & Co.'s BOOKSTORE, 7
Main ST., and at The Ticket Office, Lincoln So ,Worceste
Jason TEMPLE, (u.n.o.
e8ea e "4a 1885 L. G. BARBwELL,5 "9s'"e'
N B. Goods forwarded TO all parts Of New Hampshir
Vermont and the Canadas.
Jan 25 DIFF L. BIGELow, Proprietor.
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CITIZENS

RE honoraby assured that the following the &C.
N tna qualities OF a IS bottle of JONES' CORAL HAIR
RESTORATIVE. If they doubt our word, they cannot
these highly respectable citizens, who have tried it:
Mr.. Geo. Beckett Al Elm ST., New York.
Mrs Matilda Reeves Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. VIM. Tompkns 80 King st., New York.
Mr.. Thomas Jackson, SO Liberty st. Pittsburgh.
ii. e. Cullen, late barber Steamboat S. America
And more than hnndred Others state though this must
suffice, that it will force the hair grow the head or
face, stop it falling off, strengthen the roots remoy ing
scur and d8ndrun from the roots, making light red or
gray hair fine dark look and keeping dry, harsh
or why hair moist soft, clean and beautiful very very
long time. Sold in Worcester by j. CIRCUIT, ia,
Dec Is. dWSm l39 Main st
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NORWICH g. WORCESTER RAILROAD
Wieter Arrangement-Feb. l, 1849

Water Arrangement-Feb.l l, l849
RECOMMENDATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A. NJ. and Al p M.
The 10 O'Clock Train with the Boston, Nashua
and Providence Trains The Evening Train CONNECTS with
ths Boston Nashua and Western Trains.
Leave Norwich at Am, and 445 I'm:
The Morning Train connects with the Trans Oh the
Rns, on Providence, Nashua and Western Roads.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
leave Worcester at 81 AM. Leave Norwich at 6 80
An-fDaily Sundays excepted
NJ ErDyess Freight leaves Boston at 2 P. NJ, Wor-
easier al m via Alyns Point for New York, arriving
next morning. : - - ~,
Leave BOSTON at 5 PM, stopping only at Birmingham
az as Forester at So DonielsonuHe al 81 MOI 'ch
M az and arrive at Ally ms Point at O'Clock
REruRNINa-Leave Alyn's Point about O'CLOCK AM,
on The arrival Of the Steam Boat.
Passengers must procure Tickets at the station oces
No hoggoCe nermitt ed in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in or upon The Pas Pas Cars
or Depots, .. o., M ~ Is IN D n
Feb2. II supp anu Eng Az x ~ - -
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gsrovTsRencc & worcester Railroad.
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. rs SaSlss- s} "a s. III

WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRAlNe.
To gorern on and after FebruaTy5, le4s.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at SIS AM. and 545 Pm.
i,eaye Providence at 745 Am. s. Pm.
nanrer Station Worcester, in Green Street Depot.
D." do do Providence, in Ewing of Passenger Depot
FRElGnT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached ieavea
Worcester for UxLrdge where connects with special
Train for Providence II 80 from Green street.
-'''- UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAlNS.
Js.vs JTrhrnlge for Providence at AN g. ll5 I'm.
Leave Providence Uxbridgeat 10 d I'm
The through Trains connect at Milvie VITA cGachea
s,srysie Al Whi,ins with coaches for East Doug
las and Whnnsve with coaches , 5 GIa
Gr Milford and Mendon At Worcester with Trims OF me
western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
The ii so train connects at Providence WIN trains icr
goston Taunton Fall River, New Bedford, &c.
The A. Nj train from Uxbridee connects % a.,
at with trains Of the and Providence Railroad of
Boston; and the PM train from Providence conhec's
at Pawtucket with train from Boston,
ldence with Boston and New York Steamboat trans.
Through Trains henceforh will nos STOP a. Genia'
Falls. iSAAO hANCN sr-.f e
Feb5. t#'
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Reader, is your Skin Chapped or Cracked9

READER your NKlR mapped or tracked?
IF so Cake OF the true and genuine JONES' ITALIAN
A CHEMICAL SOAP will make 1t smooth, SOFT whto
and fine.
Have you Pimples or Salt Rheum have seen Jones'
soap cure the worst and oldest cases. every internal
and external remedy tailed.
Have yea Sore Beard Sore Head? You are con
scientiousy assured that one Cake will you but do
not suppose that the many counteeits possess any OF It's
qualities. Many OF the limitations of JONES' Soap
nothing but common snap.
Jones Soap is used by PhysieiaNs
But reader be careful of cheap counferfeits
and limitations. See that the of T. JONES, the
wfapper-and buy it where else but of
Dec Is. dw3m ]. CIRCUIT JR-, 2S9 Mainst
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+ New Goods from New York.

r AM this week receiving from New York, variety OF
L new FRENCH GOODS, just imported. my customers
and the public are invited 10 give me an early call
Feb IA d6tw3t HENRY Fl. CHAMBERLIN,@
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DIR. PEIRCE'S
Celebrated RitterS and SyrWD.

celebrated Buffers and SyFWD.
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS, No. /
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BTTTERS, No. g.
SARSAPARILLA SYRUP.
COUGH SYRUP.
THESE celebrated medicines which have met with uni
form success and approval wherever they have been
Introduced, offered for sale in WORCESTER At
WITnERBEE WARDEN'S, No. 8 Meychants' Rc,v.
Those who need safe and easy purgave can nd moth
ing equal to Dr.. Perces No Bitters; his No q IL
most admirable aieraipe for Spring complaints; his
ssrsapara Syrup while it is pleasant as cordial
most powerful in expelhg humors and Impurities from
the systems and no one suffering from cough should be
without Dr. Peirce's Cough Syrup For more full de-
scrpton Of the Medicines, and their uses the Crcu
ars which may be obtained Of the gents. dlaMemJe4
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EsTERN RAIL ROAD.

ss.--S4-eass Ess9%y ! l
lf-asss5 49, IsS16 1AAEsgkA sse4sss5sssszy StE
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Junction with Worcester and Nashua Trains:
Leave Boston z 90 am. Hoo 545 pm.
Arrive at Groton Junct. 5 so am $50 pm. Sis pm
Leave Groton Jrnrlion at $50 ~ so pm. Is
Arrive in Boston at 1000 200 pm. 645 m.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
Junction, Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Groton Junction and Worcester.
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LANCASTER GENGHAMS,
LEO PS. LANCASTER GINGHAMS, COM
eBO prising great variety OF the best patterns,
small figures and bright colors. Just received at
Feb. s. div w3t CHI AMBERLIN'S
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-10
Mr.. VATTEMARE.

The arrival among US of one who has contributed
in so great degree, to those objects which perhaps
tend more than anything else, to generate and sustain
good understanding among citizens Of different ma
tons, must be hailed with qualification by ALL,
The object of MIR. Vattemare is to establish among
all civilized nations exchanges of books of all kinds
works of science and of art-in word, he seeks to
improve the nations and benefit society every where,
by exchanging the productions of the mind of one
country for those of another This, it be con-
fessed on all hands, is most laudabIe and praise
worthy object; and under the auspices of learn
ed, SO enthusiastic, and so accomplished man as
Mr.. Vaftemare, it cannot fail of success. He has
already we learn, enlisted the favorable attention of
the General Government and many of the State Gov
ernments and we have no doubt that here, in old
North Carolina, his mission viii be honored and his
plans approved. -@s's@9 =, ~
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SUPREME COURT.

The following gentlemen have been admitted by
the Supreme Conrt of North Carolina, to- County
Court practice Thomas Webb, Of Hillsborough
L. D. Pender, Tarborough; VIM. Cook, of Chatham
Jno. R. Bynum, of Northampton; Jno. D.. Hyman,
of Edgecombe; Rufus w. Wharton, of Guilford
Joseph S. Cannon, of Perquimans; Alex. Mclean,
Robson ;.Menaleus Lankford, franklin; ]. A. Ben
bury, Edenton; William S. Bryan, Raleigh
The following gentlemen have been licenced by
the Judges of the Supreme Court to practice Law
in the several Superior Courts of this State, viz 3
Robert X Bryan, of Fayetteville; Thomas Beck
with, Plymouth G: N. Davis, Marion: A. w. Bur
ton, Linconton J. R.. Stubbs, Beaufort; H. Dek.
Csbaniss, Shelby; H. B. Hardy, Windsor; Jasper
w. Davis, Stokes County; Dewitt G. Stone. Lou
isburg; Thomas C. Manning, Edenton; George b.
Wetmore, Richmond County; Jesse P. Smith and
Ralph Buxton, Fayetteville; ]. Marshall Clement,
Mocksville; James 6. Scott, Greensborough; Joseph
Branch Bachelor, Halifax and William G C'H Hunter,
horn
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LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAPARrE has been elected first
President of the French Republic by unexpected
y large majority over all his competitors. For this
high distinction he is undoubtedly indebted to the
prestige of the great name he beara proof that the
recoections of the brilliant of Napoleon are still
cherished with pride and affection by the people OF
France The new Presidents the SON Of Louis Bona
parte formerly King of Holland, and brother of the
Emperor, and Hortense Beauharnais, daughter of the
Empress Josephine by hersfirst marriage. He made
chmercal attempt some years since to overturn the
Government Of Charles x, but captured and inn
prisoned in the Fortress of Ham, where he beguled
the hours of his confinement in writing work on
Artillery, which was aterwafds published, and is
puted to possess considerable merit. He Is about
forty years of age unmarried, ,and is said be of fair
business capacity. 1t is ardently to be hoped that
by calling his counsels the great minds OF the Re
public, and by prudent, firm and coneiliatory poll
cy, he may give that stability to the new Govern
ment which is so essentaitto the welfare and pros
perty of France and to the tranquility of Europe.
:.-es -, Charleston Mercury.
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TaE GOLD REGION. Letters have been received in
this city, from the capital of Mexico, containing later
advices from California than any which have yet been
published. One of these letters, from an intelligent
gentleman, and who is well Informed the subject,
further discoveries have been made in the
gold region, which yield evena more abundant supply
Of the article than the previous diggins. The guam
ty gathered already amounted to at least $780, 600
daily, and was constantly Increasing, without aPPa-
rently any exhaustion or any limit to the supply.
There great deal Of distress among all the dig
gers for the of the common necessares of life,
and attended with very extensive sickness and NOR
tality. Men loaded with gold, appear like haggard
vagabonds clothed in filthy and tattered garments of
the meanest kind. 1t iss stated that one man, who
had t,oO barrels of brandy, sold them out at the mines,
by the small wine-glass, at rates which realized him
tourteen thousand dollars in god. Every thing, and
particularly articles of food and aimen were at most
unheard-of prices for gold plenty and in the
possession of every that it seemed to have lost
its value.
Daily additions were made to the number employ
ed in digging, though as yet portion of the vast
flood of enigation from the United States had arrived
The first arrivals of provisions, and other supplies,
will doubt realize larger profits than any previous
instance, that be found In the annals OF trade.
Ne1c Orleans Com. Times.