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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-08
HEInSyECK CHAMPAGNE.

HETTNIECK CT AMPACNE.
rbNIIE undersigned have been appointed sole
Agents in this city for the importation and sale
Of Piper " Cos" genuine lIes'eck Champagne.
The merits 1ione at this Win" first imported in
lS26. have given it reputation unequalled by any
other brand ever offered IN This country, and il now
meets AN annual sale three times large that OF
any other Cnnmplgnr nnpnred Oar prices will be
thu; SAM as those n the New Yoik agents, Me.sr6
Renau,d y francois.
FDo TER & TAYLOR l6l Mix street.
SoIe Ageurs iUr this city.
Boston, Nov 10Th 10. w22m6
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EsTUssl aIotEss. &C
W. .NNvrN 81 60.

"a. NHyr~ 81 60,
i, EEr very heavy stock Of Tin Ware, and W
- are prepared ~ all tunes to supply Merchant
and pr6.ls, spon tn" most advantageous trims.
Jos WORK done to order in good slyl
nnd AT reasonable prices.
June 4, 1919. WIG
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-08

UST Published and ready t'r delivery; Thanks
g,virg and lis Flxlngs,' IN several convenient
lrd vuuuIrs Contents RHisus, GIaIes. NUS, u
ms, CGrrants. Lemons. GIunrd Spices, &c t"
.nch is added an Indefinite supplement- Of" dshnl'r
.riclrs" sold by A ;. DEW "a
Nuy 27 Islq d2oI
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Long ShaWls.

MOTHER invoice of those superior
1 Long Shawls Just received nj the Ladies Tx
ntnge, which We shn sell at such p'lcrs as vii
Ike II an object for all in want, TO cali and exam
T our Shnws before purchasing
darlington Oct. II, 1919. IA"!i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-08

IL tx \ " y T.
IMPORTERS Of Braudies. Gin and Wines
L Have for sale, in United States Bonded Ware
.uuSr--
B,aDdies-350 packages ! & F. Mnuel Pinot,
Cas- lion y Co, uHard Dupuy 4 Co., Hcnn-ssey,
2a-tenu and II Morenu y Fills. Brandes, pale and
lark viru,.rs 1915 A. 45, a, A. 40, 3, and 81 in
. and IS pipes received per French ship Vischnon
an b-,gs Olivier aud Arved- Also. hue Old London
U eek iirAudrs in hnii pipes, per late arrivals
HnllaHd Gin 40 pipes Holland Gin, Double Pine
Apple aud Other brands
81 rroir Rom 10 puncheons Of various brands,
high aud mlt favored.
Ncotch IVh'~kcy -l6 puncheons fine Malt Whis.
kr, dIrsci from trIHsgOw.
Vines -3uO AMI pipes Pure Juice treble and
double gr',pr Port, Old MADEIRA Pale and Brown
Sherry. Odd Malmsty and Sicily Wines.
Chdmpqgne - 900 baskets II Piper 4 Cos gena.
in- lenslrck aud Pechot's Crown Anchor brands
Champagne.
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Female Medicine.


%, To~n,snL. Sar.,uArlln !. ."'sr"isn anJ 'psnh)
.,,. 6,, inriurnt CONSERVATION. B'rrrnh-'' ffhnps"
Ji,.r or Falling III the W"nh C"-iv-nr7' fr' ''"nr"r
rhua Nnil"s nl',tIurt"i difficult Mrnsrnation, Ia
eon Of Itnr. n,uluni,ry di-chargc thrrrnf
aud E general prcsirat"n Of the -y.t-n-n" matter
whether the result nf inherent ransr- produced
urng ul.ritv. lu--> accident N"iur can hr mLTe
surprising than cnaiiue -hrr,, IN ~" human ANS
Per IL all wpnkn" aud Issiuir, fnm taking " al
anI fh III Gutr u. Influence
L. '."-tiy ilIr rl">.n-sn al the lennle
frame Which the at barrruur.r. "
he "Sp"ct"d Of Of =" i-irsi- uniure to
exhibit certificates al p"t"rmr hut "" ssshrs
the sllri" hundred, II have hrrn reported
rhuu.HL,> # i.Ir E,ullI-. have bern ~itOu
chh,,ru Hti"t -W huitl' nf this Hinsilr mrdi
cine. hn,. hrrn blessed with HEALTHY nh.prlu II
has hrru expressly pi-"'"i IL r~"'"nc- I" female c"m
plant. No i-u'al" whn SHE sp
proarh,ng that rri',rHl prti"i 1. m, tnrn NJ NE
should neglect t... II certain preventive fo
at the aud hot il- ii,rn>-s :" ~hlr t-nHlr
,u,lrri y h'r ,hI. p"rIni be de
lay,I fnt v.uts ~ usHg ihis m'jI'm, Nm "
u lee. shlrHl,l' for ihr." wa" approaching ""hnn
hood calculated A>-ist nature h, lm"k
th- Ln"i 4ui thu sirm Indeed thu u-ii
nNaiunh- fur all the lec~,1 dsuasrs 10 ~hicl
subject
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-08
Great mass meeting

y o COMMENCE on the first day of the
CATTLE SHOW Il FAIR.
Great dls'ribut on ut the spol!s Opening OF the
Autumn Campaign With II tush! Great KAl!T'cA-
rIoN MFLrI AT tho
LADIES E%cHAIGE.
c. T, 'r,' =. rt.. %
Where the ConvrNton will meet. irrespective ut par
w. sect o, ran. embracing the 1nrtrrd and I"liIsr-
ri-d Young AMI old, itch aut puor ALL IN imct, who
wi ~ IT, i"lr mon ~. Wi meet to rsftv. con-
frn srrnre nnd dir,dc the most astonishing s7d
wont rnl Bar Iah,s IN
u. s.s va e. CDG LIE sSs
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.Fu,t Received

\ r TIE STORES OF THE uNpERsGNrp, A
y large aud ul supply OF ilERRI'K's SUGAR CuAT-
In Pills aud KID Strengthening Pn-trrs
Intst pine nlr M.lrrnnlri nnhlf Il L. ,imllN OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-08
Cattle Ai,OW 4 a'aiE,

mi the VI AS CONVENTION will commence on
he Il i drv of tn Fair, an be- hid daily, Sundays
excepted, until iurlhrr notre.
Respectfully,
wilcox & NASH.
lea Quarters for D'y Goo .,LaIles' Exchange
HH-linuInm. StLt y l-lH
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ULCIKATE SORE r,RrAr


McFrrs, A B & d SANrs. trutlrm 'Ii-Frr inys
OF gratitude induce To in,kr pa lac qrkn \ ,edg-
ms al the ben. III have dciIvrI lto!n the uS,. of
yuur 81 sllmulla. ! have tor s'vrril We r, been
hi..IrcI with scrouiuus swrinugs H. II h,l,. VIII cn
a. lIuies would gather aud discharge IT my throat
HCsr and cars, AMI AT nthrIs wuuI break out in If ~
snt pats al my ace and head lhrst continued nn
III my ihinat lace and head were almost one cnlnurI-
sorr, and Tor a loug time was hoHise that II was
wlih the utmost difficulty HAT could speak above a
whIsUsr. Du.ing The time had several attacks of
peuilsy and other diseases. ! nsIled different
physlClHus, aud tried various remedies but received
no benefit until commenced using your Sa sapaila
| ain now well the sores all healed rnd / atti-
butte the result entirely TO your valuable medicine
Yours, with respect and grhlitudr,
PHEBE CAIIOON.
nenr personally acquainted W lii the person above
p1mrd believe her statement 10 lie correct.
JANIS y. CARR Jrslcr OF thu Peace
Prepared and Sold, NhOi sale and Retail 10y \ B
a. u. SANDS, Druggists AID Chemists 100 Fulton
street. corner OF William. ew York Sold also by
Druggists generally thrcug Ch the United States and
Cannd - Price - - g. six Bottles S.
For sale by II PsI: Is Z. SPAR, Bur.
hrg,oF A..
De-. 3, 1919. w,6J&w3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-13
o-r Harrisburg Corre-pendenee.


1z< rrre.f snl Ws1i<rM Divorce Ca-ss.
M Forrest dlvorcs called up yesterday In the
louss 81 Representatives and elected quite an animated
debate M snyacr % Adams consludsi his remsrts N
epposos Tie bill IA 10 naked form. Tor divorce v,sil
ss,r-oss and 10 favor u hls snendmat rcfrrns te
pcson 70 the courts In Phsdspha oosnty beins pre-
eseiy similar orsr- IN the senate ~ M Brooke 81
pvsssrs and Chester n. tersrss n NJ smys- ssre =.
good ts<te and clothed In such Language not "a GIVE
.rnest Ls nest delicate sessihiy ssd evidently carried
srest weight 10 The minds Of n IN h~rs
Jesse r. ba-dsn. u Philsdelris city, spoke vehe-
srtly In opposition 70 the sendsn and In fsvor 81 the
original NIL The vote t>ns tshen the sotion sscrdei
by Mr.. SINGER resulted ~ foiiovs-yess ~ nays "
This s looked defeat hy the fen3s ~ Mr. Far
rest. "a ven kns~n several members veed fcr the
sneransnt rho would the frt vote against 10 In
chaps tesde- numssr 81 ssntismen yery Eaeeasy eOn-
descended 70 M In their SEATS and dodge the question while
es ceeerrr three or four we're vamosns eat q
hail when the bill called up. fear %
facing the uuse The tl nsy e eonsiderea defeated 10
ia rns fef a. M Forrest OF his friend do desire
40 irinx The sul j-ct before the
Dr. Wsthsnis has sse hesa sumusriiy disposed o.
1his 70 tho fes ti0us
patient and deserving lady ths hss been before
trr snd the rarties should be ctsd Tor con-
piracy n such a. Law could ~ adopted This
dsfatei have t~on inormeJ b. tsiesraph
a. u. a Il etsd md laid up In clover
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Superior Court.
Hsfore Chief Justice oakley
ACTION FOR ssDvcnoS-RrSNxrr w. RsoLEr.

ACTION FOR sEDucr1oN-RrSNErr RsofKr.
vIrru
Arsu 11--Do-tor C0mstock being called deposed TO
conversation with W food (thc witness Who vas ex.
amipcd ycsterdayA la which he said Wood had spoken
On favorable terms u Mr. Dsgiey, and that he had
nothing against him.
Cro~sessmlned we were not speaking Of the sedue-
tlou OF Catherine Runnctt At the time; we're
,srsing about the diieuity between Bagiey snd his
Ths coups~i then summed up, and ana not nnsh tiii
O'clock in the erenius. The Judge ssid he vas
ilins IT that late hour. 20 detan the Jury By sub
tIns the case TO them; he would therefore defer "
tIll the morning lie fcit not necessary 20 re-
rost the csution which had been already given them,
s 10 i,aten 10 the suggestions Of others talk upon
the 'abject among themselves until " had bees
ommitted entirely TO their hands. The Court then
a,l,nnrnef o. 10 o'clock thla morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-13

LArrcu.-A large thp ~ about 30 tons register,
built fer Mr. Thomse y stanton. viii be launched At
hslipstt 10 o'ciock this morning, from the yard "
ht.trs westervelt Mack.y foot of seventh street.
X she u 60 be called the Francis r sage. com
msrdtd ~ Capt VIM II. Robson. and u intended for
the furt psan trade
Srui Aro1nss M.criricr-r LAU-cs = viii bs
lsunsh from the yard ofNcssrs Laurence snedsn.
fcc' ~ cherry street Esst River st hslfpast eleyan
o'cicck, this dhy the stesmship Layandiers She "
lnt nded FOR the leland q Cubs Mssrs Laurence \
snfden are vel known among The most successful
hip budsrs ss eonstructing the bet style Of steam
beat efd steamships Amer the launch she viii be
fauljtd around 20 the dock q the fulton Foundry,
ut0e hurphyD 10 receive her polished and spleen
did msehinsty calculated 70 propl her through ms
water Ike athi,x Of -
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LETTER. pnon wlsvrsLD soorr.

=
~ntlemepI hays had the honor your Mad
vitaon attend the dinner given
BY the Clay Festival Association.
With sentiment long entertained Of profound I'D
raton and gratitude for tho llustrous pAros
Statesman Henry nded his great persona
and his brilliant services In the Of liberty
the world and glorious Ucion- bee most respectfully
to decline tho invitation solely BECAUSE ocer Of the
army deem IL Improper to he 81 any public
tainment meeting purely national In It's character
With the hishsst respect,
I have the honor 70 remain. gentlemen,
Your most obdient servant,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
II III Il G A l. Il ID o N l. A n.

ACCIDENTAL Iloursdulc, Penn, three
yauas ladies, nns h daughter Of Judge Wood
ward, Of Wilksborough, Pa. wera drowned
on Saturday last, by falling through tho Ice,
whls Il'ey weNs sliding, The bodies were
recovered,
GTThe Steamer Cherokee, from Calilor-
MIA, arrived At New York few days since,
Ivy which we learn HE death oflwo Vermont,
ers-silas Eslsbrooks, n native Of Chsssa,
who went Out ~ printer from Boston, aud
Jacob C., Dexter Of Rutland.
MiNEsoTA ELEcrios.-We learn from the
st. PsUl'- Chronicle aud Register, that the
Peoples Ticket has been triumphant IN tho
new territory, pau Of tho Democrats al-
tempted 10 draw parry linus, mud thereby de-
feaed themselves.
o. Peabody A.Mqrse,wl received 1910
votes for Congressman, NJ tho late California
election, is a native of lIhysrhill, N, H.
O. The stories about The immense guam
titles ofgold found IN Col. Fremsnl's placer,
prove 80 have been vastly exaggerated. lie
II doing no better fhnn are others.
a. II II estimated TINT 100000 of
gold will be- mined in California from June,
1890 June, 1850. To onsell this IL IL cal
cuaed that 100000 persons,will arrive there
dat'''F tl'ss same g,iiie al coat Of Eve hun
dred dollars each, or Gfy millions Tor The
whole--so thdt the California speculation
will be eight millions "oyrr the left"
a. England il desined, very soon, to
have grrui irnl of ltoullr with het Cplon-
les. Several Of the JNmnica popcrs are out
for separation; and nre publishing our Dec.
hrnlion Of Independence, cuogiziug Wnsh.
mRon aud Franklin. mud invoking the spifN
Of Wallace, Bruce aud Russell,
The dry goods slpre Of H. 5. Plummer &
Co. Dover ~ u WINS DESTROYED by fre on
Friday last. Loss'on goods aud buhling
$4,000. Partly insured.
az RourR :. llowARD, Esq., ofThclford,
ha- accepted lhe office Of Secretary of the
National Lits Insurance Compapyin place u
Benjamin Bnleh, who has len tie state. Mr.
Howard 10 to reside NJ Montpelier.
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;. NgAmmrAHns,

In this town, Jan 81, by Rev. z. J. Ten.
ncy. Mr. PmlrNuy HUI and Miss MAErHA
HENINGWAT, both Of Waterford. also, on the
evening Of the 2lst, by the s1uic, Mt MieuA.
~ NcHT and Miss Louisa BgooKs, both Of
St Johnsbury.
In Danvllc, at the Temperance Hotel, jan
u, by ReY A. Webster. Mr Frederick
Whi,chcf and Miss Bctscy J. Porter, both ct
Cabot
r. Victory, Dee. 26, BY Henry llartyhurn,
Esq Mr. Asa L. Barber, Of sheffield, and
Miss Hannah A. Jones, Of Victory.
In llavrrhill, n. n by Rev Mr. Dclano,
James NJ Chadwick, Esq. Of Ncwbuty, and
Miss Charlotte, daughter of Major lsahe Pear.
son, of II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

GEohaL MAanlaaron L. EArrrrF, son
~ General H., whose drnIh We recently an.
uouncvd, accompanied his father IN the final
visit to Tho United States, md desetyedly
Shurrd the manifestations and regards of the
American people. Ia nll the relations Of
life, bo enjoyed The wnrniesI esteem in
France; leo never sworNcd from his rcpuhli
eau principles md lhe eXaHti,ls of his illus.
lriuus parent. His dissolution took place At
Lagrange, the ihully senl, about ilo LIT of
December. The corps was inferred within
the walls Of the ancient convent Piopus,
where. under n simple complies General La
FHyclte. George Washington Ia Fayeue
wns, during the siurn,icst days Of the fire.;
revoution,n mcmhcr of The family OF Grureo
Washington, by whom he was formally a.
hnnIeh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
AoNs oF TRMpRRANcE

Burke Mountain Division No Al, H. nf I
wss Instituted at EasI Burke on Friday eve,
ming Jan ~, by WIN, sSnborn, d, O, ", r.,
assisted by the oGieen Of Excelsior Division
No, 80 The following officers were elected
5nd duly insialsd' Rensselaer, Tuls, W, 81
d, l. Ray, w, Al w. w, Jenneas, II, 3 3
Wa Godding, A, r. 81 Ira Harvey, >, 81
Il sandenpn, 4 = Dexter, C 8 A. W. New,
ell, 4 Ci Ira Carpenter, 81 r. Il, Chel-
Ito, o. b. Cum.
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GEMInsGu

In this town, Jaa 22,'SYLvtA, wife of Mr.
John Bishop, aged 80. Mrs. u had not for
EaEIr- Time enlused pnnd health. but was bet
rcr, S5 mat IUout Il writ x T1rrvTuu5 fr----!--
cease Ghc attended The funeral Of a relative,
when she took cold aud was attacked with
asthma, Of which dissa she died. She was
n worthy, christian woman
Ia Pittsburgh, Penn. Jan. II, Sarah. Jane,
wife of Alfred 7 Osgood. aged 81
Al North Danyilie, Jan -, Mrs. Martha,
wife Of Isaac w Stanton, Esq aged 63
In West Nrwbury, Jan. 9, of consumption,
Ait-- It4+a-A- EdsAlIr t4s Last snIYIYing dhugh,
ter Of Abe Edgcll, Esq. late of Lyndon, VI.
iard 35--.
In Pcaeham; Jan 10, Sarah, daughter or
Judah Dana and Dorcas Wheeler, aged s
years.
In Boston, Jan 7, Of Group, Mary, daughter
of Burrll c. and Mary Ann Howard, for.
mcrly of Danvllc, aged years and months.
In Sutton, Jan g., Of consumption, Mrs
Hannah @ Hwifr of M L,sr"azn- Moore, and
daughter of MIR Therns Gibbs, aged 20.
In this town, Jan. :, Miss ALNiRA b, eldest
daughter Of David Goss, jr. Esq, aged IL
4enrs. Miss Goss was young lady Of ".
feproac hahle eh0racier. In ait the relations
of child. sister and friend, none knew her but
to love the slriclness with which size observed
The Golden Rule. Some days before she vi.
ed, and, while, in one of the alarming singcs
df disease, she called her friends to her bed
side, and talked 10 them of dying with the
cnlmness of one who hnnihilated time and
space in the unticipntons Of an early meeting
IN Immortality and glory. L Ut.
At San Francisco, California, MIR w. II.
Caldwell, son of A. u. II Caldwe u, of Mont.
pelier, aged 20. -.
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Boston, New York, &c.
ny THE WAY or WINDSOR, VI
- ESa Nd

Mo- ~ " = Z ~
RaAToad 6yop, BosfoA 10 Rsns Ripsr, srd a
BnTiiHgtoH, ThrosRh Tfkdsf 90 Stations
on hs FasFpmPsie and hs PsTmoHi CsHiTal
Railroad
SULLIVAN RAILROAD-WHTEE An
EAKaEHIET. JAE, :, 1850.
(fhRA leave Boston from FilehhuTg Rail.
" road Depot, by way Of Cfoton Junction,
fltehbufg, keene, Walpole aud Windsor, al
7,3OAn, aud aTfye al Wells River a. s. "a
and al Burlington al O40rH
Gaze leave haalnn Tor ChaTlrfi0Wn. Glare,
mont and Windsor Al $50 and II a n, and ar
rive AZ Windsor AZ Us ana 30FH
Cars leave Wells River az $50 and iuT.
hnglon Al 80 n, and by way of Windsor
aHiye ~ Boston Of o FH,
Cars leave Windsor NJ 746 and ~ 10, and
arrive lqslioalon AZ p and 6FH
New York passengers connect al GTotou
Junction and Walpole.
Stages leave Wells River on arrival Of Car
from Boston, for ~, JohnsbuTy, SlaHstehd,
Derby Line, ao, 40
Stages leave Huntington each morning sun.
days e1cepled) for Montreal, 80, &c.
Freight Trains leave and arrive a. Boston
daily.
Cattle Tain for Portsrs each Tuesday.
THOMAS y WILLIAMB,
sup't hnlliVan Railroad
Charlestown, n, H., Jan, !, 1850, 652tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

or The New York Express publishes a
letter rom Washington, which states Ihni
the movement in the United States Senate,
in regard to the Austrian mission aud Hon,
gary, had its origin with foreigners abroad,
who have their cmissorics in This country
Their object is to ontongc this country in
difficulties with foreign powers, which may
prove disastrous to our commerce, "thnr the
merchant princes Of &E"d may grow
richer hy our ruin"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

WAsurN0rov, Jan. 10 certainly hear
more inlk about the dissolution Of the Union,
ns thing seriously intended, than ever
heard here before. fiud too, that some
southern men talk soriously--nt least with
scrloQs fhces- nfsecuring strength to sustain
themselves, after the separation, hy an ALI.
anco with "somo European poVcr, "and then
shipping oil their cotton 10 liverpool; md
they hsk, rs if,he question was unnnswcrn-
Die, "What WIZ The North do rtTUu - f'rrr-
tler
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
Lost Box.

A BOX consiRiDF Feather Bed and
"A set ~ hasoH's Tools, found sonetibr
since 81 Barton Village, w., supposed % have
been brought on fhs Stage from The South
The owner can have tho property by paying
ohsrRss BOSWELL
Barton, Jan u, 1850. 65imGoHf
n Office TO THE PUBLIC. Wheiea.
" my wife, Ann Louisa Campbell, has len
my bed aud board forbid al persons trusting
o. hHrboUng her on my Hccount, 40 ! shall
pay no debts Of her contracting,
ADRIAN W CAMPBELL
Salem, Jan ~, 1850, Gslva'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
Plank Road.

INiE commissioners appointed To open tho
Il Books Tor the subscription Of the stock
for Bell Water Plank Road DO hereby give
notice that they will attend 10 the ddties Of
their appointment aud receive subscriptions
10 SAID stock at the lnn Of Chauneey Holman
IN Barton, on the 18th day Of February next,
ahd 81 the lDR 81 Nathaniel GAddea 90 8gl-
ton, on the 18th day Of February neat
CI2W2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
Meetings for Common sohools.

II u proposed 10 hold a series Of meetings
iWdinorret parts Of the Town, 70 discuss var,
Gus topics relating 20 Common SCHOOLS, aud
10 inylte the attention OF citizens 20 the M
porianoe of tire subject
Tie hfst meeting will be- ~ tho Veatfy on
lhs RAN on "wednesday evening, Jan, 80 at
"a ocl1ck
Several gentlemen, interested ~ tho sub.
lrct VIII 6ddfetH Che meeting. Al persons
/fr earnestly invited 10 attend
Per oSaet Of Town Commttee.
81 JohnsbuTy, Jan %, LEGO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

MrLASCnoLY OccURRTNCE.-G, tai. Falls
" H., Jan, 2lsL-AlR EplToE-The body
of Nlr Dcnholm was found yesterday, IN q
grove nn the Norlherly side Of Prospect I'LL
II nppcnrr that he was on his way from Que.
bee to Boston, 10 lnko the last steamer for
Europe, aud COL out of tie cars nj the Som.
rrswuuk station, mud come up to ;his place
where lac stopucd over uigld at the Great
Fnlls Hotel. The next day, shori iinlc ha-
fore the stnniug.of The second train for Bos.
ton, lee paid his hill at the bar, aud leij, buI
ustcnd of linking the cars, wandered about
the village, Went over. INTO Berwick, mud sub.
sequontly returned to the New Hampshire
side, and finally entered the grove nhoyc
mcutionrd,in state Of mental arrangement,
where lac crcpl aud dragged lj,psul along,
NJ HE tracks in the suow indicnie, until he
funlly persisted by the cold. The Srlcclmen
ordered an inquest heinrc Curoner Bras.
briilgc, who summoned Juryconrisiing of
]. g. Jordan, &. l.. Bartlett, aud T. Is. Parks,
Esqrr., who returned u verdict Ia necordnurc
-~Iih the ahnYe Alntcmcui, Mr. Drnholm had
hnru UiiSsing ncHry Two wccka. Ills luther
ln.law, who arrived IN town few days since
offered "A reward Of 500 for tie recovery Of
his hndy.-JOuu1i.
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Ground Plaster.

TINE subsofbsr 10 now prepared 20 furnish
4 GROUND PLASTER 81 hs ira quail
nB w large o. small quauiitlef, AZ u i6SS price
than can be bought IN this vicinity
Those wishing u purchase will find u foT
their interest TO call and examine the Plaster
before purchasing elsewhere, 40 goat pains
have been taken Co ret the best Article 80 la-
market ASA Low.
Bradford, Jan I, 1850 CSOm9
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o. II Nns stated 10y MECl0y, in his re-
cent address at the meeting Of the Colonial
ton Society, Mt Washington. that the colony
nj Liberia will effect the purchase ofthe line
OF sen coast for wtTTciT they hHve been urEns
Mr. Gurney,rhe gren, Bunker banker of Lon
don, aud gentleman Of Cincinnati, i1uviuE
cnch contributed $1,000 Tor ,his purpose. 49,
This will ensure the breaking up oflhe worst
slave factories III Africa.
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FLOUR.

TIME subscriber continues n mhnuaeiufe
Il asuprrlof article Of FLOUR, from nee,
tam Wheat, which he keeps constantly on
hand for sale, wholesale and retail
ASA Low,
bradford, Jan J. 1850 6S0m6
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land Dam an the Ohio river, passsd. The
memorial Of the people Of DessfsI f,F Ihs
eslablishmenI Ola government, was debated
and referred.
Mr. Foote's Territorial hin was then refer.
red, and lhe Senate adjourned.
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t. Among tIFp pRssengefs in the steam
ship Canada, which arrived at New York on
"Wednesday from Europe, was Mr. George
Francis PHrkmnn, son OF the late DR.. Park
man. lie was travelling in Enropewhen the
news reached MIN Of The death OF hip faith
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To Joiners.

TINE subscriber has GpT sale BfE0. at
i Moulding PiaHss--i o. Woods end lTors
Of such Planes They will b. found e. Lis
shop on Church strrei
u, HOWARD
81 Johnsbafy, Jan, 2, 400. Gi9if