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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

emily passed round lhe hank. As fr o. be
cnnld hear this man said MY hipi my life
mingled With grOans.
The iifherman was % ibis time a. be says
greatly friehtened bat be distinctly saw d
man appear from house and run into the
street aud amer looking round ran back o.
gain, A Air Richards au iuhabitant Of the
town acknowledge that he was the man thai
went into the street "a see what Was the mat
teTl The fisherman then describes the see-
ing Ut three on four heads bent down about
Mr. Pages house. This was probably when
the body was disc0ysred,l lie saw ehOweyer,
no persons running a. carriage and driving
OF which be must have seen had II happened
lie remained Ia the shed for quarter Of an
hour, 10 a state OF considerable trepidat'0n,
not knowing what had occurred and then
drove or When be- reached And0yer be-
Told bis story, eKaotly'a a. be- tells IL nov and
bis word h 10 h. depended upon,
His narrative fully accounts for tho twn
carriages which Mr. Baieman saw, One was
that in which Page came from salem, and the
other that u tho fisherman,
Mr. baieniAn acknowledges that when he
irsi saw Page ~ be VS. passing along by
the bank ,he, (liateman )stWied a. got HE gun
and struck HE lot srainst q coal bod Ia the
hank, IhN perhaps attrac ed Pages Atten-
ton, and led him % 90 up ta the bank, aud
Peering through the glass, with probably his
whole weight pressed against H. be- very
naturally cried out who's there 2" which
Baieman saya>he didAnd which the fisherman
in the shed says be heard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
TO BouNTY LAND CLAIMANTS.


The Secretary Of the Interior has issued n
Notice that applications for Bounty Lands,or
for information relating thereto, should be
addressed to the Commissioner of Pensions
direct, and not through the Department Al
so:---
LIST That where the service has been rem
dcrcd hv n substitute, he is the person emit
lied To thc benefit OF the law, and not his en-
ploycr
2d. That the widow Of soldier who has
rendered the service required hy tho law is
entitled to bounty land, provided she was a
widow at the paSsvge of the law although abe
may have been married second time; but il
not widow at that time, the benefit of the act
ensures TO the minor children of the deceased
soldier.
Sd. That no person who has received or
is entitled TO bounty land under prior law
ia entitled to the benefit Of the act Of 2sth 0f
September, $50.
4th. That no soldier s entitled 20 more
than one warrant under this act, although hc
may have served several terms, he will re-
cciye warrant for the greatest quantity Of
land which those several terms, consolidated,
will entite him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
THE DANvERs TRAGEDY

We find the following, as additional par
ticulars" in the Traveller of Saturday. II
would be beneficial to the story if the fisher.
mans" name was given:
Some new facts came TO light yesterday,
relative to the fearful tragedy enacted At DaH
ven. ON Thursday morning. 1t appears that
a fisherman from Lynn, who is represented
by a citizen of Danvers to be an upright
trustworthy man, makes the following state
munt;--He arrived at Danvers between the
houra nftMclYe and one o'cleck on Thursday
morning, in his wagon loaded with fish. He
found that he was ahead Of his time and drove
into Perley's shed, and wrapped himself in a
buffalo robe to take nap. While lac was
There, Two peTs0HS cdTfIC and lookout into tho
wagon. These two persons, citizens of the
town came forward yesterday and substant.
atctl the statement that they did look at a
wagon in the shcd,l Afterwards he heard the
pgriry 1t thu bIut, the question or who's
there aud shortly after the discharge of gun.
He then heard the cries Of man who appar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

uiuiu- Nhp I've, viii oaTry Ga fhs iumh
che w1unir here received Two prominent
1i meHi is9spsrr, srill oAisi la extreme old
agc-fdnce Mettsruiehr who. although per
haps never Ia sight 81 "a battle exercised al
bai ol'mip1sent influence upon the movement
'a Armies sud the Duke o. Wellington, VIM,
% ss, Foe' doWn, when 10 Landon;with much
regularity % the llorse Guards war De
iPrimsnJ 20 sse hos powder and ball get on
~ t.1r world IhiHy-si1 ysaFs have Wriught
lT'1f change through the earth and upon
lAe thousands engaged 10 the batta Of Water
l,u. iut llfue ~ none over the suriare OF the
urii, H. old countries, centuries DO not pro
dgce The mutations even Of single yean with
90 and over Waterloo only one new hHg
hoasr has been er,cied IN al The period spok-
80 a. Aud what werr here Ia 1878, (so IN
dF1urlhle are the materials used Ia Europe
ior buildnq) arr IN very much the came con
ditoo o. then, BOT ar different was the work
going forward over the Grld uf Waterloo on
tbs och inst, from that Of June ~, 1919, L.
broad suface was ladies' with sustcnAnce for
man aud beast, or which had been gathered
iuto harms ilu,bandmen were here and
there At work amidst has aud grain, and
sheep itcdipg not hr from ground where ihe
battle ragged hottest, whore thousands died,
and who're there rcmaius now lc buried. O.
yes lhu Geld at wide DISTANCES apart were
rmsll companies Of visitors, standing upon po-
sitions mentinnUd 10 accounts Of the battle,
or traycrsinf soroH the large space between
one and another locality, The beauty Of
early autumn, aud quiet, like that Of tile
Sabbath, peryaded the great field once male-
terrific ~ The shrek, Of wounded aud the
FroAns Of dying thousands of the human
rare.
"frw Frcnchinrn como a. Waterloo" said
the guide a. he saw COMPANIES here and there
along fhg way we lrayclled, No man should
vithcat praying that the dcprayity Of man
NAV never make another lattlc-Gclda and war
NAV b. known 40 more.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
III nPEoPLE,s nANK.n

The bin u charter Bank, 10 b. iOrated
At Derby Line, called lhe "Feople's Bank,
We hope thAt,in the distribution ofthe Stock
the Commissioners will not overlook the cog
nomen Of the instImiiou) with capital Of
t50,OOO, has become law, The capital of
the Orleans County Bank At lrasburgh, shas
also been increased from $4,000 10 $780,
giving to Orleans County a Banking Cap
iiAl u 8lOO,Q0O about the same amount IN
proportion 70 the population, a. We have in
this County, and ~ n Posscssed w most Of
tho Counties Of the State, The Peoples
Bank, however, was desired by people living
acn'-s the Linetbe Bank Agencies, by which
the people 10 the Eastern Townships had
bern accommodated with banking facilities,
having been Withdrawn,
IL Is, therefore, expected that no small
share Of the circulation Of this new Bank will
be in Canada, The Charter gives 10 the Peo-
PR NJ vermont the preference ~ subscdp-
tons Ia the Stock
The Commissioners are, Mcssrs. L. H. Del
ana And u, w, Aiken, Of llardwick; Harry
Baxter, Of Bartoni Elisha White, Of Brown
ingtou; Nehemiah Colby and John w BaN-
ter Of Derby, aud, We believe, some other
gentleman, whose name We have not learn
ed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
VERMONT LECIsLATURE.
WrpAEsnAY, ~. a.

WfpHEhbATi NOV, q, y. A.
HOUSE Reports Of COmmittees- IA,
Judiciary committee against bill relating ~
accounts at executors, administrators and
guardians sd reading refused. Against Nm
amending see. % chap ~ X r., relating 10
proceedings against trustfFF' sd reading NJ.
fused. Against bIll rArmpilug certain pr,t.-
erty from attachment and eHeruuDHi 80 read.
ing refused Against bin relating "a hoatin,
lumber so reading refused By the Select
committee Of members Of Orange Co., Ia re-
gard a. petitions for formation Ola new coun.
IN or the division of the same into halfshirss
that no legislation b necessary ist because
notice was not given iu regard a. one Of the
leading OlJrnts of fhr petitions. "a, only 4
ri lhc irremru Of the country have haen hearl
FROM sd, any action on he part 81 the com.
mittcr would br premature. by committee
on Educali0n, against petition ~ the Presi-i
dent and Executive committee 81 the Nor
wch University for an appropriation from
school fund ~ ihat institution, Against peti-
lion directing the Treasurer "a appropriate
the debts due The old arhool fund 10 Norwich
and Burlington Universities Hy committee
on Banks, against hin Incorporating the Far
mors' and Mechanics Bank NJ Windsor, 80
rcading refused Against bill incorporating
the Moscow hank a. Calais sd reading refis.
cd Against petition OF NJ CLARK aud Others.
Tor bank ~ Factory Point laid IN the table.
Tho bill whs called up relating to the re-
mOyal Of the shire Of Franklin county. Dis
cusscd by Mcssrs Barlow Leayena, Eyerts.
Kellogg against Flss 'iisaiissal ~ tie bp, (ibr
latter two gentlemen contending that thero
was no necessity Of notice. aud by Mr. Hub.
bell. linhardseR and Bridges In favor A.
greed 20 aud bill was dismissed, yeas 81, nays
u.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

orr ofdepaned worth and eKcellence But
there was one feature in these services no.
ticeable, not only on this occasion but on ma
ny heretofore, that struck no with great
force. II was this-hoW large part Of that
funeral procession was composed Of Vermont
enI u 10 well known that the deceased -
them 10 q brniher-siaiesman, And yet this
will not fully account for the great assein-
blAge Of this hand Of brothers on this sad o.
casioni for t b getting % b. proyeFblal, that
wherr affection b, or public dnly is % be-
performed they o. body are foremost o.
inongst No IN rendering sympathy and ren-
denng an assisting hand. Would Il not be
we'll for many Of a., the Representatives Of
ether states, - mitate ths virtue p
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

rb The question Of repeating the free
School Of the State, was submitted 10 the de-
cision Of the people of New York at the late
election The majority against repeal is to-
wards 100000, There are men IN almost
every community always complaining Of any
thing done 20 educate the children of the
Sntc-opposcd To oxpcnding any thing "a
improve compton or free schools lay which
the poor are made TO share with tho rich in
the blessings Of education. We are not sor.
W, therefore, TO see this loud rcbukc 10 the
grumbling enemies ofschools from the free
men of New York. Such pcrson, though
tncy assume ~ nuu a,,i ',,a -. .- a.
the plea Of expense, IRE really the on mic.
of the progress Of The pcoplcin science, vir'
tue, and general elevation. While the
wealthy have the roeans to educate their
r-uiirirrTr wiriIuur uUnm6iT scfJUufE EIIriI Per
sons As we have described, II they would have
schools at all where the less opulcnt could ed
ucAte their children, would keep these schools
down To the c standard, and consequently
those who attend them in comparative igno.
rance when il Is mNuitdstly the true policy
of State Ia make the common school as
good, il possible, as the higher schools of our
Land that Lle&G -rhildren- Whna arc not 40 lnrs
tunate, or unfortunate, as rs be ushercd into
the world with silver spoon in their mouths
might have a chance to acquire good educo-
ton.
We are glad to perceive that even the ig-
norant Irish voters of New York, are too en-
lightcned to vote to tear down or impair the
common school system of their State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

3 irri inches iu height weighing about ~
pounds For s0me years be- has been great
u troubled with a suGusion Of blood upon the
brain, causing highly flushed couHtsRsHce
"A portion ~ the time ufq quite a dark purple
color When BE- leil, be- wore a black dress
coat black silk velvet vest, partly faded a
pair Of cashmere pants, green with yellow
hue or gold mixed, black mole-skin hat blue
black nVeUOat ana a russell YAlise, lie had
ed by cut when boy. Air Parker 10 so
years Of age ANY information addressed 20
Dr. james Ross, Rutland, VI, ~ill be thAi.k
hilly received
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
THE COURT.

Under the new Law regulating the Judcs
larry Of the State, seven Judges are required
three for the Supreme, and four for the
Circuit Court. The bill altering or newly
organizing the Judiciary was passed at the
last years session of the General Assembly,
aud efforts were made nj the recent session to
repeal IT, bill 10 that effect was passed in
the House but was killed In the Senate. The
new system is Of doubtful oxpedicncyj will
hc -rxprn-ivey 'se,- take Il, and IL Liable
To other objections. People had become IA
miliar was the old system the principal fault
Of which, was lis eNpensivene@, Had the
Legislature entered upon reform to reduce
the enormous annual sum OF S60.OO0-thc
expense 10 the State under the old system
to $780, 900 annually, they would have done
a sensible act
The Judges Of the Supreme Court, are
STEPHEN Rover, Bcrk shire.
lrAA, T. nas s'.s.,-, hounnlnu
DANIEL KELLOGG, Rockingham.
Ofthe Circuit Court
RonEnT PIERPoINT, Rutland,
dNeoh Col W apdstook t
Muo l.. BENNETT, Burlington,
IUKr y. PoI AM. -Inhn.hiIss----
The Hon. IIlLAND- HALL, of Bennington
one Of the best and most popular Judge,
upon the bcnch--is left ont, and for rcasoni
that ought TO be explained, by those who un
derstaud them; and we hope they may be.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
ST. JOHNSBUR Y,
Saturday, November 10, 1850.
Notice To Delinquents !

We end upon our hooks accounts for the
Calcdouian and Zoe advertising, &C., Of some
years standing which ought 70 be- S"ttlod.g-
This notice l. for such persona NJ are thus in
debled 10 ~, aud such We wish fully 10 IN
dcrstand that their accounts must be- speedily
adjusted. They can be- settled with us II
attended 10 soon, and 10 better advantage "a
the dclinquents than with lawyers or sherihs.
Il Is also our choice not To be- compelled u
call 20 our aid any such assistance, but Wa
cannot avoid an alternative N undesirable II
those who owe rs, persist, year afler year, In
refusing 10 pay us our dues. WILL THOSE
NTEuRsrRp GIvE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
10 rnE MATTER2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
NEW YORK ELECTION.

n
The Whip have Carried NewYork against
the combination Of the regular Cas- pro-
slavery party, and the nee soa Pro-siarTy
party,
The Tribune claims, bY H. figures, The O.
lection Of Washington liunt a. Governor by
some 1000 majority, while the looofoco pa
pers deem IL possible that the official vote
may elect seymour.
The Wings have majority IN the Senate
and IIouse-ip joint ballot their majority -
about so.
The Whigs have also elected q majority NJ
the members Of Congress-i7 or ~ Of the 80
members,
Having the Legislature the Wings will be
able 10 elect United States senator In the
place Of Mr. Dickinson, a locofoco Of the
Southern Wamp,
In the ity II New York the majority for
seymour l.ooo'- J. 1905 for Cornell, Wing
candidate for Lieut. Governor, the majority
Is 6i2s-h difference Of G2f5, This shows
the extent Of the Castle- Garden detection
the Union meeting which very nearly threw
the State into the hands Of the I.ooofocos.
DEsToRATIox oP rHR sABBArm,-Ws
he pr that workmcn were busily engaged last
Sabbath at several points upon the Railroad
below here, We do not know the names Of
the contractors Of the sections where the work
WAS done, or that they authorized or couute-
nanced IL, but one thing We do know, there
was no just6able reason for the decoration
Of the Lords day aud the act deserves, as Il
generally receives, unqualified condemnation.
The Direel0n or MT tturr'I wit'rp-'t-sssaT
ton, will regret the circumstance, The work
WAS done by persons over whose acts they
had no control,
Amer the above brief article was in type,
We received the following communication up
on the subject
Enron oF THE CALEpoSIAS.
Smi A. the responsible agent Of the
Conn 4 Pass, H. X, Goa regard il ~ due
alike IA the community and 10 the corpora
ton, 10 say, that the prosecution Of the con
traotors work on the two last Sabbaths
was contrary TO the known wishes OF the Di-
rcctors, aud uncallcd for in view Of the exi-
gcneics e the case,
! sincerely regret tic occurrence Of what
his outraged the moral feelings OF the com
munity, and disturbed the relations which
have happily existed between these sub-con-
tractors and the company
r. FAIRBANKS.
4. =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
Road and oi'Jered % lie.

A MAS IosT.--MPSiTas Psrksr Of Lisbon
". II, Left the house OF DIR. James Rass, in
Raf.nni, w. on the morning Of Friday, the
4th inst, fos tine purpose Of proceeding To his
tnne IN iy.shon. since which tins nothing has
keen bcaTd from siw In person be 10 about
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE,
Ngw YoRK, Nov. a.--The Africa arrived
AZ 7o'clock, with dates 20 the goth.
ENGLAND.

NEw YoRK, Nov, s.--The Africa arrived
al 7o'cock, with dates 10 the goth,
ENGLAND.
PRicFs. White and yellow Corn, 20 a
sOs Western Canal Flour, - 23s.
The political news b. Of bat llIIs iWp"I,
|tance. , The agricultural meetings which
haze been held exhibit marked advance ~
the social position ofaUmen.
MOVEMENTS OFTHE POPE.
4 good deal Of discussion has been caused
ia England boy the publication ~ papal e.
dict, altering the form Of government of the
Ruman Catholic Church in lnglaud, DR.,
Wiseman, the new cardinal, who b. now on
his way home from Rome, has rNeried hiH
influence with the Pope "a procure he change.
Hitherto since Reformation the Roman Cath
Ollie Church has not regarded England 80 a
part 81 the Pope's spiritual dOmin0ns but a.
a heather land, the h0manist clergy here be-
ing superintendent, not by bishops, bat by 81
cars N pauibus igfdeiium, Now this docu.
ment declares that Plus, the reignnP p0nuh,
considering the present state Of Catholicism
ia England aud The enormous number oi per
sous daily converted, Judges the iurmer hin
ORANGES Ia have been removed, and rcputeH
the present momcnt most pTopitiuus for The
r,,-establishment Of tie ancient form Of cccle-
siastcal discipline ia England, The country
IL therefore a. be- divided into dioceses, and
Roman Catholic bishops appointed over each
The Times n very indignant AZ Ibis, and says
-"for The hrHt tlmf SINCE thr triumph ~
Protestant principles, tile Pope has yenlured
"a erect in England, not q point 0f faith or a
rule Of conduct, but what must be- regarded
tit bo anything, a. a iOrm OF goyernment;and
this IL d9ne by the very mcn Who are stated
without contradiction, 10 have suppressed tho
prayer for the Queen IN the liomish chApcls
of the London district Il is evident that
-lhesc Transactions are tainted with treason
able hostility "a our National iHsTifuT1OuF; NM
though IL may br contended by legal formal
lists that there n M statute "a COMPEL Chris
hhn congregation Ia pray for their sovereign,
or 10 prohibit spurious title, IL will bo not
the less generally admitted, that these hct
constitute a moral breach Of allegiance 10 the
crown and "a the country"
The other London papers testify also much
excitement az H. the DAILY News, amer admit
ting that Romanism has Of late been quiet
aud inoIcnsiyc says.-"liut this II now 90
cease, We are 20 have open rivalry. Church
il Ia vie with church, crozicr with crozirr.-
And the episcopal chairs Of Wolscy aud pf
Cranmcr are 10 meet aud have q collision in
the broad thoroughfarcs of life Such is the
decree Of Pope Plus, or the determination Of
lis adNiscrs IL bchoyes the people aud
parliament, and tho courts Of law, TO see to
&C."
The acknowledgement Bishop of Birning.
ham, Dr. llathurnr, writes Ia the Times
ia ,indioation Of the course the Pope has tax
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

81 Gen. Franklin Pierce Z. President Of
the Constitutional Convention Of New lIamp-
shire, which assembled at Concord on the
9Th instant The Hon. Levi Woodbury. is a
member of the Convention from Portsmouth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
FOUR DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

Neg York, Nor. l2.--The American steam
ship Atlantic arrived at this port at noon To-
day
The intelligence from the Continent is a.
gain of a very warlike character. A Bava-
rian and Hungarian Corps have entered Hes
Sc CasseI. An Austrian battalion has march
ed from Italy to join the army there and sew
erai battahons have marched FROM Hungary,
TO Join the Bohemian army.
political intelligence from
England is not important The re-establish-
mcnt of a Roman hierarchy in England, is
the all engrossing topic Vhe CONSERVATIVE
press are loud in dcnunciat ion.>1I iRhe Gov
ernmenl. il is said. Will not interfers.
DENMARK AND THE DEMONSTRATING
correspondence of the 26tE inst, confirms the
statement of cessation of hostiliaes, not by
virtue OF negotiations or treaties, but soicfv
because the beligerent PARTIES Seem 10 think
that an advance on either part would be with
ont success.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

GIN. scorT.--T'hc Wings Of Michigan nj
their recent State convention adopted rosol,,-
tons IN favor ut6eh,W Winfield Scott for Pres.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

The Will o. MCDoNNoUGH, THE Mil
LioNAIRE.-John McDonnough's will was
read at New Orleans on the goth of October.
It gives $4,000 and house to his sister, Mrs
Cole OF BalhmorcT $3.50 annually to the
American Bible Society, and the bulk of his
property, amounting 90 over Si0,O0O,O0O, 70
New Orleans and Baltimore, for establishing
schools and asylums for the poor. He be
qneathed large sunni not to exceed S25, 900
year, TO the American Colonization Socie-
ty. Seventeen executors arc appointed, in
Guiding the following: Benz. c. Howard.
john T. Kenne1yi John G.. Smith, Brantz
Mayer, Henry Clay and Il, c. Guerley
Since the deccasr of Mrf1ounougf a room
IN tiA linuSe 1ras- entered AHtl-t--c- or three
buckets of specie taken fherefrom The
rogucs have been apprchcndcd, and the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
WHO ARE THE FATHERS or THE
FUGITIVE SLAVE LAwI

Go 10 the record aud scc;--
vorTs Ok TuE SLAVE law,
Tor he Lam.
NonrnTnN Nnias-S..llate 90
Iinusa "A
NoWrnFHN LoCoToCus 20
fgaiHd he Inc.
NORTHERN WniGs %
NnFrnrnN LoCoFoCos, only ~
uf whom . wero Free Solicrs.
60 Remember, too, in addition To these
facts, that the bill was forced through the
House NJ an unexpected moment by trick
iu which Northern Lbcoiocos took the lead;
and that r. every Northern Wing had been
PFescnt and voted nrrih-t the ball, IL would
ptill have been secure hy Northern votes
How unjust, then in the face Of these facts
and the corrca,ivc ones which WI have
spread beforc our readers, 20 charge npon
the Whig- the authorship or credit ofthc OH
Gus law.---Sp. RepWLiicdn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

q The largest specimen Of gold vet r..
ceived tn~knglancf from California weighs 2s
1u1Turs and nine ounces, aud is valued at
500 1t is.to figure in tho Exhibition of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16

Secaad judicial Circuit
Jacob Collamer, elected, viva vocc.
Third Judicial Circuit.
Hon. Milo l.. Bennett, elected, viva Voee.
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Hon. Luke p. Poland, elected, viva voce.
George III Nichols, Mortified, was elected
State Librarian, viva voce.
The bill relating to suits occnsioned by de-
fects of highways, was called up: discussed by
Mr. hfiiiur in favor, and by Mr. Everts in or
position. Mr. Colburn moved an amendment
lost. Further debate by Messr Bartlett
and Benton in favor, and by Mr. Everts in
opposition Mr. Barlow moved an amend
mGut ny rvruTirrug1yr to t,r brought in the
county in which the highway is situated a.
doptcd and bill passed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-16
st. Johnsbury, Nov. II, 1890,

DENTSrRY.-Dr. H. KILnorRY& Sos,
It will he noticed by their Gard in our ad.
vertisiRR columns, have made permanent
location in our village. They occupy rooms
Immediately nffonr- Of OUT ofirc, which, tl,.sy
have fitted mp as pleasantly as anything could
be connected with extracting teeth. Their
reputation for doing business in scientific
manner, will no doubt, secure TO them pub
lie confidence and patronage.