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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-12
STATE or VERMONT.

A. Probate Court holden At the Probate Once n
lunonhurgh, within and for said District on the
Tth day Of July, A. d., ie6l.-
A cory 81 the last will and testament of VIII
N liam Coax, late uf Now Haven, iu the County
Of New Haven and STATE of Connecticut, duly al
lowed aud proved In the Probate Court ET New
Haven aforesaid being presented 20 the Court herr
that said copy mRy 10 filed aud recorded iu the
Probate Oaioe for the District Of Ess-x aforesaid
greoble 10 the statute Ia such made and proyd
edit IA hereby ordered that oil prrsons concerned
DO notified a. appear before said Court NJ -s-sit
thereof 10 be holden nj the Probate Once IN Lu-
ncnhurgh Ia said dstrict, ga the 2bih day of July
Instant NJ uci0ck, 4. ST. and uUutr-t eve fitrr
aid roonrling Of the copy uf said will, u they
cause, for which purpose II V further ordered that
a copy OF this or,ier be Published three weeks
cessively Ia the Cacdonnn, newspaper printed M
81. Johusbury, la this State.
A true cuPy of rccorl-- 7asw9
Attest, JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
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SAMUEL FRENCTS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, So
81 t'f0hHru tuurt tIuicft NJ tr f,-.Ie Diles Ia
Danvillo, In said district, 90 the ~ day Of July,
4. d., 1881.
NAynI.IAAP. sTOUGIfToN AtrnlnistYator ,Bf
w the estate Of Samuel French, late u St.
iuhusbury, In the County 81 Caledonia, deceased,
presents his account OF administration against -
Estate fUr Observation-Disclosures, II Ia urdcred by
said Court that said Administrator notify all peros
interested In said Estate, To appear nj PrDbAte
Court To be holden at tie Probate Osr In said Dan
yillc ON the SUth DAY OF July, A. D., 1851, and ob-
le.t-t Tia ALLOWANCE ri said account, " they sec
cause by Publishing copy uftle record ~ yfiis ugz
der three weeks successfully IN tho Ialedon m, a
Newspaper printed nj ST. lohurbury Ia said dis
tricI THERON HOWARD, Judge.
4 true copy of record. Attest,
T2SMa THERON HOWARD, Judge.
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~ 40, MY WHAT HANDsOME

TEETH i,Do tell me how Won kcep them 20
whtel" Why, ! nse that beautiful Tod Pat, pre-
pared by II. kilbourne s Son Il 10 the best thing
In all the world for keeping the gums healthy,
nREATu SWIFT, and teeth beautifully white, you
go and grt box of and " you don't gay II h the
rery bca thing YOU ever used on your tooth,he won't
charge you cent for u. I.
ANY one Ia want OF article II tooth paste or
powder that will keep the teeth white without nu-
~ Ia the enamel, the gums henlthy, aud what h no
mail item the breath sweet and pure, (except those
This u no "catch penny" article for Il IL prepared
nom n recipe which We have tested for years.
+. 5. We have also for sale few tooth brushes Of
the right kind, which were selected for the teeth,
not 10 mako money on.
r. KILBoURNE s. SON, Dentists
81. Johnshury, VI. 7isf
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TTE QuINcY TRAuRDY.-DayidG riove.
brother to John Grieve, whose melancholy
death at Quincy will be remembered by our
readers, arrived here on SATURDAY, from
Ianesvillc, Ohio. Mr. Gricye, in company
with Mr. VIM. IIallihurgh, rode tho entire
distance (about 200 miles) in a wagon drawn
by two powerful dogs. They were two months
on the road. Mr. Grieve is n cripple, and
his perseverance in riding this distance 70 vis-
it the scene of his brothers death CANNOT he
tow i,igll -0ssssaaaded-a Lie will proceed 20
Quincy and investigate the circumstances at
tendAnt ON the AflAir.-Nosfon 7Ynaes
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nv Telegraph toh Boston Aios.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
HnliJdr, July Z.

fNtAlINAs 1NlN q
The British Mail Steamer Canada, Capt.
Lang, arrived from Liverpool this morning at
90 minutes past 2.
The receipts at the Crystal Palace, oh the
26th ult,, amounted 20 S27o0 and upwards
The visitors numbered nearly 10000.
The public naiI.d- u mach occupied in de-
batting The ultimate use and destiny Of the
Crystal Palace and the movement in favor of
preserving il for some purpose.
In France the discussion as 20 the revision
-ef the- ceusiitnlian- ia paramount. 10 every
thing else. Petitions for revision continue to
flow in, but little proe+eA=is effected. A. tel
cgrapbic despatch received on the 2sth an
n0unced that the Committee had decided on
the report Of NJ de Tocqucvlle, name we'll
knownin America ne expressing strict re-
publican rather than Bonapartist principles
Monday, being the anniversary Of the in
surrecton Of June ! s5S, religious ceremonies
were performed in all the churchcsin Paris
in commemoration Of the numerous victims
Of that sangunary conflict. The churches
were well attended.
The commission TO revise the Constitution
has adopted by . votes against 6, the follow
ing proposition: The Legislsiive Assembly,
taking into consideration the 18th article of
the Constitution, expresses desire for the
revision of the Constitution coniormable to
that article.
At Rome, Signor Evangelism, Chancellor
ofthe Holy Consulta, was assassinated on the
18th.
From Spain. beyond some alarm at the
spread OF Socialist doctrines, there is nothing
TO report
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To Traders and Farmers.
EMERsoM 8 FITZ,.

No. 81 MAnEEr SoUAEK, BosroS, Mass,
COMMISSION and WHOLESALE DEALERS
u IN
.BUTTER, CHEESE, GRAIN, and all
EinIs COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Foreign and Domestic FRUITS and NUTS,
respectfully solicit eonsignments fom Traders and
Farmers Wishing TO forward TO this market.
~ Oric- for foreign Fruits, Nuts, &c, will
receive prompt attention.
Refer TO Mcssrs. &. q. BuESuAN, I n.,,,u. ",
SAROEANr f'EID I '"'''''' '"
&. G. RWoos, burlington, VT
SrINnoS & Arms, Waterbury, VT
IKNI BAnTLErr, K Co. Boston, Ms.
May, 1881. o. T9lma
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AUCTION.

WIN bs sold At public suction, on Saturday. the
w 10th day Of August, At 2 o'clock f.. ST. on the
premises, unless previously difposo OF, tho House
Formerly used o. the Methodist ChHpc nj st.lclns-
bury Centre. together with the hand on which Ia
stAnds, The VT 4 40 feet in front and 90 IN depth
the house, 40 by co. ~ stories high, la guod repair,
with pine lumber enough 10 divide u Into ronms for
a dwelling. The location h favorable for n McchHn-
&c. For further particulars inquire of IoEL Has
TtS0H ~ QnISCT Is. PAHKKH-
IT. J0hlsshury, July 10, 1851. J2swa
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ET They have sexton in Cincinnati, who
since the 6rst Of January 1880, period Of
~ years, has buried nine thousand four hun
dred and ninety human bodies.
49, 81 II ia reported that Dir Abel Fitch, one
of the Michigan Railroad conspiraiora, has
been found dead in his CELL from the effects
Of poison taken voluntarily or administered
by othors. The former, most probably.
81 Thirty-onc deaths from Cholera were
reported at Monede, a small town in the In
dian Territory, west OF Missouri
o. The Assembly Of New York have pass
ed the bill to distribute copies q Webster's
unabridged dictionary among the several
school districts Of the State.
a. Counterfeit Elves on the Orange Co.
Bank, Chelsea, Vermont, have just made their
appearance. They arc an imitation Of the
genuine, but poorly executed
10 The Fourth Of July wNs to b. cclebn-
ted by the people of Charleston, S. C., with
fasting and prayer" We'll, wo should think
that either Of them would do these people a
great deal ofgood.
G1- Texas dates to the 9oth ult-, state that
a numbcr Of slaves in Ia Grange county had
been detected in attempting to escape. They
wern supplied with arms and ammunition.
A DEMocRATIc PRiNcIrLE.-The wados-
'boro az. q AfRd5 StatcE thar Mr. eNiiwrli,
the democratic candidate in the Third Con-
grcSsionAl District, in a discussion between
him and the Wing candidate, Gen. DocIre-7',
on the 2lst ult, in Richmond, declared lin
positive terms, that he had rather lice under a
kIsGLV GovERNMENT [hdn in government
lrhcrc he MAJORITY RUHy."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-12

ES' A. foot race came ofT-at the Five Mile
House, Springfield, on the 18th, between Jack
son and Poole, both Englishmen, but the for
mer the famous runner known as the "Amcr-
lean Deer" The terms OF the race were
thus Five single mile heats were to be run
half hour intervening, Jackson giving
Poole 30 yards the start on each mile, and the
winner in the three out of the five miles to
have the stakes, amounting to 5000, On the
first two miles Poole beat by about two feet
each time, On the third and fourth miles
jackson beat Poole about zen feet each, and
on the fifth so badly that Poole gave ont be-
fore accomplishing the mile The time in
which each mile was run was ~ follows lst,
minutes 92 seconds; I'd, 5,27; Sd, 5,S2 |;
ath, $40 5tb. 5.44. The race ground was
very heavy with sand
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DRArmSs

In Concord, July 8, Nelson, son ~ Joseph ".
None, Of sandusky, Ohio, aged 10 yc,r. Prnier
In Ne, and Ohio pieu's pr,ir-.
Ia Londonderry, w., July 4, Mr. Thomas Reed, a
revolutionary pensiouer Rrvis Fos 20 DAYS PH.
or 10 his death he took nothing hut cold water
In Newbuy. Mrs Harriet J.BAley, ia the a2d yenr
0fher arc
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az The Madison CA.) Banner gives the
following history of an extraordinary case
that happened in that city THE lady oC
Mr. Douglass, Of this city, was, the latter part
Of last summer, very suddenly, and without
any perccptible cause, seized with violent
and continued cough. Fears were entertain
ed that il was produced by consumption, and
the usual remedies resorted 10 in that disease
were given for hor relief up 10 Sunday even
Mrs d. throw from her windpipe large horse
fy, after which she was Immediately relieved,
giving the lady and her friends the most sat-
isiactory evidences that the fly had been the
only and sole cause OF several months Of the
most intense pain and suffering. This IL GER
tRinly a vory singular case"
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DREADFUL AFFAIR.-A brief paragraph
has been published, stating that Mrs Anna
BILE and her two children, at Groton, in this
Stats, were recently harmed to death--Mn
find further particulars in the Meredith
Bridge Democrat which states that on Fri
day morning last, Mr. Annabe having pro-
cured quantity of gum-And turpcntine TO
manufacture into varnish, put the articles in
akettle on the stove to beat, and went TO the
barn for the purpose of milking Upon com
ing in again, he observed the turpcntine
smoking, and attempted to take it from the
stove, buttho heat was 80 intense that he
was obliged to let it drop, when il took fire
and flashed all about the room, and as it is
stated also, into the adjoining room
In this room was his wife who. had
just risen, and two children in their night
clothes. They immediately rushed out to
learn what was the matter, when their clothes
took fro,and all three were so severely burnt
that they died in n short time. The motRer
threw one the burning children out of the
window--the other one crept under the bed
but the bed clothes took fire, and the bed it,
selfwas consumed. They were so much burn
cd that their finger nails dropped off, The
man being dressed in wooden clothes, was not
much injured-N H. Paper.
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81 The Monongahela Iron Works, in
Pennsylvania, which cost in ts42 $4,000,
and upon which there has since been expentl-
ed in improvements, s92, 900, was sold at auc-
tioS on Monday last for s25,75o. Here is
an item lorthe advocates of FREQ Trade to
ronder over --.-...
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TEACHERS. MEETING.

The Caledonia County Society for the i'm
proyement Of Common Schools met At Pea
cham, june 2sth, at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The President, nev 4. O. Hubbard, being
absent the Vice President, Rev. a, Brainerd
took the chair.
Forenoon Exeroises-O Organizing Of the
meeting, general remarks, and reports from
several gentlemen on the condition Of the
schools in their respective towns.
Afternoon Exercises Lecture from Rev,
A, Brainerd, Subject, "The object 10 be aim
ed at In teaching" The speaker designed %
show In what education really consists, and
what the teacher should seek to accomplish
in all his teachings The address was phio-
sophical and instructive, Amer some gene
raj remarks, the following gentlemen were
appointed delegates To the State Convention
Of teachers TO meet At Waterbury Aug. 20
Messrs, a, o, Hubbard, j. T., Fairbanks,
J, Dudley, L. Cleveland, Il. Fisher, A Brain
erd, J, X. Colby, NJ Maynard, Mr. Boutelle,
G, g. Burnham. Meeting then adjourned,
c, G. BURNIIAM, Sec.
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FS- The New Hampshire Legislature adj
journed on Saturday after session of thirty
two days. The bill to suppress the sale of
toXicating drinks (the stringent liquor bill, }
passed the House of Representative and was
defeated in the Senate. The bill to protect
the people against the opportunities of Mutu-
al Fire Insurance Companys Agents, passed
the House and failed in the Senate. A board
of Commissioners was established, to examine
into the affairs Of such corporations
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Valuable Mill Privileges and Land
FOR SALE.

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale 2tO acres Of Land
n In the thriving town of Charleston, Orleans
County, Vermont, lying on both sides of Seymour
River and extending frum Seymour Lake 10 Eoho
Pond, The mill privileges arc Of sufficient power
to operate any kind Of Mills and being fed by sew
mour Lake, the River Is unhiiling aud not liable To
frcshets. The county !, thckly settled and good
mills Of various kinds are very much needed. Two
good roads run through the lot, small part vt
which 10 cleared, and the rest u covered with VRlu
able timber. Price $1,000.
ALSO,
A lot " 2lO acres In tho S. f. part IT Charles
ton ON Mad River, Joining the line OF Westmore.
This lot has valuable water privileges, Is heavily
tuhere,l and beautifully situated - Price $500
These lots for farming purposes nre equal 10 nuy
wild lands In Vermont, and viii have easy &C
cess To Railroad. Charleston Is well supplied with
schools and Is rapidly Increasing In population and
wealth.
A reasonable credit would he given for The whole
purchase money on satisfactory security. Those
wishing to sec the promises can apply 10 &. Cuur
mings, Esq, In Morgan the tirst named lot
Apply by letter or otherwise 10
ELISHA 5. WINSOR,
IT27m6l Providence. r. !.
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BThc Old Line Democrats met in Coun-
~ Convention, in this village. on Tuesday
last, and made the following nominations for
County Officers:
Scnator-,Iere Hodgkins, of Westfed.
Assistant Judgcs--Nehemiah Colby, of Der
by, and John a. Sawyer of Greensboro.
Sherih-Wm. X. Andres, of Derby
High BailifT-Chester HYDE, of Albany.
Judge of frubute-.John u. Harding of
Lowell.
States Attorney-Norman Boardman, of
Troy.
The Convention adjourned to meet again
on the 2ad inst Orleans County Gdsenc.
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. The track of the Atlantic and ST. Law
renee Railroad has been extended across the
confines Of Maine, and the locomotive engine
has invaded the Granite State from the East
The cars now run to point only "A miles
short Of the Gorhsm IN. H station, and
they arc advertised to run to Gorbsm on the
9th inst
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ALSO,
Connecticut and PaSSumpsic River
& Railroad.

TIME annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
II Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers Railroad
Company wiiTbr holden at tho 81 bloomsbury House,
ST. Johnsbury, Vermont, on Tuesday the 2sth day
Of July next, At ten O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
Of choosing Directors, and trlnsacting any other
business that may legally before said meeting
HENRY KEYES, Secretary.
Ncwbury, VI. June 20, 1881. 727w4
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g7- Two "bloomers" appeared on Main
street Friday afternoon The costume is
quite becoming 10 young misses. We wait
for the first appearance of forty-ycar old
"Bloomer," weight 200 lbs.-NeH Patriot
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THE WHEAT CRor.-The country papers
all say that the wheat crop never was better
than it is,now, at this season. The crop Of
wheat in Ohio in 1850, was thirty-fve mil
lions Of bushels 1fwG have such another
crop, who is 70 cat il . Cincinnati En,cn1..,
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Great Wages |!

~ s. wooLSON 4 son, viii give ooasfaHi
TIE sngtVa'sHf a. rs TAiioHEAs GtEiIs, ~ their
shop, f1uiot0n, July, ttbi. T2su
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FJyE PERsoNs Portland, Ne.
Jidy 9h.-FiVe young men were drowned
this afternoon, in the CucknAwauging Pond,
ut Monmouth, In this State, by the upsetting
of a boat Three of the persons were broth
crs, named Clough, who, with another named
Charles Clark, belonged 10 Newport. Three
of the bodies have been recovered.
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THE MARKETS..

- BRIGHTON MARKET, Iuir 4.
At market 1000 beef cattle, no stores, pairs
working oxen, 80 COWS and calves, 1000 sheep and
lambs, 722 Swine.
PmcEs. Reef Cattle--EStrn ssI; LIST quality 50;
"a quality, s5nb!; Sd do. futl
Storcs--no sales.
Working Oxen.--Ss6, p0aIOh.
Cows and calves-s36 a. 33a40.
Sheep and fnnbs--si,2 40, /, so, 2a9. Ono extra
lot Of sheep soldior SAL and ono lot extra lambs at
"a each.
swine-4lASlci Spring Pigs &C retail 1a7lc.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Julye.
Al market b27 cnttle-about 400 becvcs, and
121 stores, consisting Of working oxen, cows Ard
alves, and and years old.
PRIcEs-- Market-ExtrR beef aaa lat quality 6;
I'd quality 81; I'D quality g ord a.
Harding Cattle, No sales.
Hides Sbl cwt, Tallow 81.
Veal Calvcs--s3, BaT.
Storns-working 0xen-vs
Cows and ealves-s20 ~ 80 80.
Hearngs--Nonc.
Two years old-Si6, I'll az,
Three years old.-s20,2A 30.
Sheep and lambs---27Ss ut market. Prices Ex-
na 4, ba-a.- BY lot s1l. =, ~.
Swine-Rotali 81 n 6lc, Spring Pigs 40.
hurnber from each state
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go The liquor case in Portland passed OF
as follows Judge Fitch ordered that Saw
yer should be fined $40 and cost, and stand
committed until it was paid and that the Ii.
quor seized should be destroyed. Whereup-
on appeal was taken to the next term of the
District Court, to be held on the first day of
October, and bond, with two suretics, was
given, as required by the law. 1t was claim
ed that a large portion of the liquor seized
belonged to a house in Boston, was not for
sale, and consequently seized unlawfully.
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WINDSOR County VINO NoMINA TIoNs.
For Standardization Currier of Windsor,
Daniel L. Lyman, of RoyAlton, Asa B. Foster
of Weston, Crosby Miller of Pomfrot Judg-
es of the County -Hampden Cults of
Hartlanh, Calvin French of Cavendish Sher-
iff--Lorenzo Richmond OF Woodstock High
BailiH-Silas Warren or Ludlow. States
Attorney-Wsrrcn C. French of Sharon
Judges of Probate Salmon F. Dutton Of Cav
endish, for Windsor District John Porter
of Hartford for Hartford District
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CArTuhK OF \ Boa CossTRIcroR.--Th
renowned Sion Harris, OF Greenfield Libe-
ria, captured boa constructor some time
since, nineteen feet in length. la hunting
deer, he stepped on hill ths top Of which
broke in, and hearing a loud, pulling noise,
diately he stopped up the holes-one of them
with bis OyercOat-and returning home, con-
structed box twelve feet In length, with
which lac designed capturing H. lie took
with him fork with which be enlarged one
Of the holes, and then stuck sne end Of the
box into IL. lie then built large fire In the
other hole, which soon drove the serpent in
TO the box She had iorty.iour young ones, a
number Of which followed her into the box
One ofthe young Ones was sold 10 Capt. For
syti fbr fifty dollars II was twelve isat long.
The old one was reserved for DIR. Hall, AT one
hundred and 6ily dollars Congregational
Journal
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TAG OLDEar MAN. Ebhraim Jerrett.
negro at Marshpee, Is the oldest man in the
county md probably the sldsst E,ar4Sa in
Massachusetts,. There Il no record OF his birth
but from the best data that can ba obtained
he Is one hundred and sixteen years Of age
lilo was a slave and a eHulker by trade. lie
has always said that his mistress told him that
he was ~ years Of age the 6rst year Of the
French war. In 05G. lie rccollccta the ciTs
oumstanccH because his master was away that
year He is native Of New York State, aud
has resided Ia Mnrshpoo about go years, and
was some time a servant IN the family OF the
father Of Chief Justice Shaw. lie il now
blind, and has been unable 20 perform much
labor for the last forty years. llo was an n
gcd man when lac camo 10 Marshpec, aud IL il
certain that he IL i07 years old. and probably
as old as he is rcputed 10 be- yarmouth Rag
isicr.
The oldest man returned in the census Of
Vermont is n black man, born In Martinico,
and now residing in Pomfret, and returned
by Mr. Peak, the Assistant Marshal, as Of the
age Of one hundred aud twenty years in 1880,
We saw this venerable specimen Of antiquity
IN our streets last week. Ills nhme is Peter
Nassau IP0odsioet Mercury.
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THE ALEDO MAN.

GRRAT VIII CAsK DEoDKD-sLAvKs
There has been for some time
before the courts at Hchmondl Va, what was
known az the RAglAnd will case. The case
has recently been decided In support Of the
will. The Richmond Despatch says
THAT will liberated eighty or ninety me-
groes in the midst Of one OF the largest slave
holding communities in the world, and deyot-
ed 10 their use the onure property Of the tes-
tator ID was contested with all the energy
which could be brought to bear upon H. The
trial was conducted with the utmost cireum-
spection witnesses were examined and cross
examined the whole testimony was reduced
20 writing, 10 that the Jury could read Il all
for themselves, (as We learn that they did
great portion ofit,) and then the case was ar
gued with all the ability that able and ingen-
iaus counsel we're capable Of exercising. AZ
ter Rll--fully understanding the merits Of the
casa Jury composed almost entirely Of
slayeholders- man Of them having
strong sympathies, AT least, Win Shareholders
decided ia favor Of the VIII"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-12

CHURCHES AND MINISTERS IN BosToN.
The city contains 9s churches The long
est settled minister is the Rev. Charles Low
eli, settled in 1906; seven Of the ministers
have been settled for a quarter Of a century
Fifty of the % churches have been built
since 1880, and 81 since 1910. The great
est increase of any denomination since 1910,
has been the Roman Catholics, who have
established six in that period
:. CT A pledge has been drawn up by an as
sooiAtion ofyoung reformers, in Hillsborough
Co, N. H., to refrain from using Intoxicating
drinks, tobacco, swearing and 6ghtng,whieh
is to be presented 20 the citizens throughout
the county for signature by the people.
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81 An attempt was made on the 30th ult,
to blow up the Depot Of the Michigan Central
Railroad. A box Of powder with slow match
attached was received by the steamer May
flower, and put In the depot where it explod-
cd during the morning. Two men were blown
up,Hnd seriously though not fatally injured
IL il thought by some that the box was design