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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-24

LITERARY lN>TITUTE-Thc cold weather
OF last Tuesday evening did not prevent
numerous audience from assembling to listen
to the announced lecture upon the Social,
Moral and Political Condition of France" by
Rev. EZRA j.. ADAMS. of Nashua. y. II. AL
though the subject chosen did not excite great
interest from lis novelty, full house was at
'rartrd 10y the reputation of the Lecturer, who
troma residence in France of ten wears, was
well qualified to speak UNDERSTANDINGS ofthat
county. Professor SANnnRN. of Dartmouth
College, will deliver the Fourth Lecture next
tuesday evening. His subject is Moral Ep-
t;rnic'. It's unnecessary to urge those to
attend his Lecture who have once heard Mr.
SANE"EN. Such will be sure to 90, and they
will influence whoever they can to enjoy the
same pleasure.
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H}rntbg.

In Sutton, after distressing Illness of Il few
days, Eliza 4, daughter of the late Asa Wheeler.
aged II years, l month and Is DAYS Printers in
y. II. are. &c.
In Burlington. Dec. l. George h. Shaw, Esq. for
mrrly resident of panvilc. aged -.
In Grccn~borou@lr, Nov -, Miss Mrrs:.ret Smith
age 81
In Cabot, Nov. .. Mr. Bnrhlcy Hunt, arcl s..
In boston. Dec. :. Suddenly. Of d>ca~" Of the
heart, Sarah T., wife OF Henry KcycS E>,I Of New
bury. aged 80.
In Ir'-hur.. Dee. II, Nary, daughter Of George
!. Cooke, aged Ii wear.
In Albany, Dee. 6 Dwight Wc>lcv. son of Hor-
ac"l rnuc. a,ri . months.
In Sheffield, Oct. last Mr. John Thomas. aged 81
wears. H. death was occi>"ncd by u cancer com
mcncing on the lip. He bore hi Irotracci sick
mess with patience. Also in Sheffield Nov l.;
widow Sally Gray, aged - wears. Her husband.
the late MIR Jonathan GRAY. and his partner Sally.
were the first settlers "fthc town ~ Sheffield. Mr.
Gray fell the irsttre preparatory for farm in that
now thriving town, and The widow. the deceased.
wa~ the mother of the first child. Capt. VIM GRAY,
born III town. Com.
In Lyndon. Pee. 1G. Mr. John Lawrence only sol,
OF OTIS and Ect-cy Lawrence, aged >. wears and S
months. The manner in which Mr. Lawrence ca:u.
t" his death is truly painful. on Wednesday. he
went with his father, and Il Mr. Wetherbcc. into the
woods 10 cut mill-og-. Just before night. the de
ceased fell a>pruce tree which lodged on another,
which he fell when the lodged tree suddenly drop
rcIhv his side \ limb about one inch in diane
ter, ana ono foot from the body OF the tree struck
HIM on the hcad.cenvng of part "f the ~calp Int
no; 1Iac,Urng the bone. He fell scnsecs> 20 the
earth. He then carried to his home and incIi-
cal aid called in. Bat he had received biz ,.c:,tI,
blow l.; about thlrtv-.hr.e hour, he expired
NAM i1ll ~ >u.i'!e1 lv, but few safely. The de-
ceased Wa ! worthy member Of the Methodist f.
Church,. and Teacher in the Sabbath School. \
Kind and a!tccti"natc companion, and beloved ctr
zen. He has cfta Young widow 10 mourn her ir-
rci'arahlelo>> VIII the Christians Me- ,c: ~cr please
/ copy; Com
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Village Meeting.

TSNIIE legal voters Of tie Ni,larc Of = Trlln>
i bury are hereby n,,rti.i and warned t" fi,.'
~ III" N"~trv Of The north Church in Na'i Ni#cr
Wednesday. the 4fh day ot laHunry. -. "a.
"nr "ci"rh. IN the afternoon. then and ;..cr' Ia
transact the following business. VIZ:
1t. 10 ch"">s the prct>>Irv officers fpr he
ei.~luT year." VITA PRESIDENT CLERK five TIu~-
tees Treasurer, and Collector, AMI seven FHc
Warticu>.
). 10 see if :lir Ni,lare will vote 10 secure lot
and build thereon an Engine House. ard take fur
Their precautionary measures against fire.
). r" see il the Village viii vote 20 raise money
for the above named purposes and 10 pay out>tand
irg orders against the Treasurer.
4th. /" transact ANY other business proper Ia Ice
dome ut said meeting
BKEANT q. STEPHENSON, C'c,k.
ST. JuIn>hury Village. Dec. -. 1873. s5GN2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-24
MYERS Extract of Rock Rnse

Every day turni-hc, additional proof of the eff
cacy ct Mrcr> Extract OF Rock R">c in the cure Of
S'r"'l;'.>alt Ehcum.anI I'll impurities "ftlc Blood
Persons troubled with Scroiuhnu> affections OF any
KIND, should lose no time in tryin~ ii. Parents
whose children are At all prcdi>r"-cd to ScroliIE,.
should administer il freely. BY Attending To- this al
vice, they will r"nera blessing uInn their OIL lug
greater than anything they can bcqIcatli To them
VIZ: 4 healthy constitution.
SAIL Hllf.l II. Ny daughter Hannah. has been
severely afflicted with ;tn eruption ever since her
childhood. Ii ha- been named ~crutl,l; Salt hEruln
&c. 1t was, think. the Nali Ehrrn. which Wa Of
the very worst form, il DESTROYED her health strength
and appetite. She had used vari"u~ remedies IN
vain. At last l"htIimcl bottle oi Myrc~ Extract
of Rock Rose. She took two bottles an a marked
change for the better WIS >""n pcrccitihlr. and il.
four weeks >hc able I" attend >ch" and resume
her studies, which she had been obliged To rrinIui>
in consequence "t poor health We hope and think
the hnnor entirely healed. Her genera; health i,
greatly improved and for many vcar> ~hc ha- n"
been rs we'll A. She j. l,uw. Ii.G. Dl'NHAM
Mr. ii g. puMlram ! Deacon oil the Congregation
al Church Of which am The Pastor. ;nd i cXtcn
>vcly an! tay"rahv known throughout thj~ State
a. 4 ColportcUr, and the cure "t hi> daughter h,
the IL Ok Eo>r, i i striking fact. which many hay,
witnessed. REV. WI W bTIpIN
/ For sale by ]. &, BINGHAM. 81. John>burv. an,
dealers in medicine everywhere.
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TIL E G. A l. E. ID q \ A n.

81 We are happy to say that our citizens
NAV eypect n rich treat in the exhibition of
the SEVEN MILE MIRROR very soon. Due
notice of the time and place will be given in
hills
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CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT.

missioncrs to discontinue road laid out
bv former Commissioners but never built.
Report accepted and Petition dismissed
+. J. Cree for petitioners. a. j. Willard
for defendants
No. 2G.-Samucl NJ. Pennock VS. a. &. Dim
lex. Action on Book and hearing on Re-
port of Auditor Judgment for plaintiff on
Report. S T. Colby for plaintiff. b. \.
Davis for defendant.
No. 3i-H. c. Titus vs.. Dennis May Au-
dita Qucrita to set aside Judgment against
plaintiff on the ground Of infancy. ,Ju'lg-
ment for defendant f. \. Cahoon < II.
S. Bartlett for plaintiff. ~. j. Willard for
defendant.
No 4o.-Bartlctt & Roberts VS.. Edwin Fish
cr. Action on Book and hearing on Report
of Auditors Judgment for Defendant and
Re ,ort. y. j. Willard for defendant.
No. Philandcr Davis W. Samuel Farr.
Assumpsit upon a contract made iii relation
to the sale of plaintiff 5 interest in a farm
in Newark in 1916. Plca-grncral issue
and statute of limitation. Judgment for
,,,,;rt;H oy.ont;o, b,. ,.f.,d,nt l.
Cahoon and H. S Bartlett for plaintiff. y.
j. Willard for defendant.
No. 51.-JamcS Morse vs.. Sprague L. Hale.
Assumpsit on award .Jud .mcnt for de-
lehlah'' d. Io''S ana d. A. o'o''"afu LOT
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Daayille District Quarterly Meetings.

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van.,,,r rn,a, rr,.s, Dec. q La
s. Job,,,burv Dec 81 jail /
East st. ,Iohn>bury, Jan. IS
L"nenhurS at Concord JAN II IA
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Enrkc Hollow Feb. II u
Barton Landing by Bro. Scott, Feb. II u
Wc~tc!'l at :. Troy, FEB. Is 10
Derby Al" Holland Il, Nest '"''Ie>'o', 20 -
r.,r..t March no
Snu,h IIar,,wick March l. II
Cabot March u &c
lcacham. March. % 70
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yov % 1874
nhia. Maryland Institute, Baltimore and Mechanics
u i,.' W"I,"r r,t"r G. q" ' 81 D"rrbrsfrr Mass
first premiums for the best Chocolate and Cocoa
has ,s, in III,
manufacture Of Chocolate. Prepared Cocoa, and
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PROFESSOR PARK.

PROFESSOR PARK.
A gentleman in Massachusetts, writing to a
ricnd in this village uses the following Ian
.uagc in reference to the gifted Professor
Park:
The nice points Of theology-particular.y
the issue in the controversy respecting or. ii
nal SIM pretend not to understand. 1t is
about As profitable a those nice metaphysics
which would "scvcr and divide, a hair 'twixt
south and southwest side" think, however
no one who has heard DR.. Park would feel
disposed to doubt his general orthodoxy, or
feel alarmed for the safety of the Andovcr
Seminary. have heard him twice this Fall
and should fail i'll any attempt to rive you
an adequate conception of his power as an
orator and logician. 1t is certainly very re-
mark&h,r. His face and expression are pccu-
liar, and bear the stamp OF genius and his
figure and action in the pulpit, are both
graceful and noble, a. well as serious and I'M
prr>>i'r. Very likely you NAV have heard
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the peculiar and touching beauty of his
ava '''>'
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there was not one of his large auditory whose
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eyes o'd not run over when he repeated 'he>c
Hhe> III MS sermon on Inc character, ana i'ie
o. our savior
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Which seemed r. ,I,ar.,. me with his !.,,,,
Though 10, a word he Stoke
He has that marx OF scholar and thinker
that You cannot anticipate HIM IN what he Is
about TO say but he will come out with some
orclhlc word or expression. which you know
!ou could not have discovered and applied
Yourself. His sermon occupied an hour and
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Tor there We sat aS if chained. for minute or
two after he had done speaking. j. :.
'"A\ ENfEhili"N'-l ne Washington
correspondent Oh me journal OF '"nlln"r'"
says
Il have little doubt that there is a GOOD
ground tor the rumor OF another expedition
from Ne" Orleans against CH1A. lac artl-
rIeS IN the mon were preparatory to It
1t was supposed 10y the Order OF the Lone
star that ten Fierce would wink at it
II Is evident also that the people OF tins conn
Try have begun to apprehend difficulties and
dangers IN connection with the acquisition
oi 'Hoa' winch VII! render that measure less
,dcrd"
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H, P. HOYTT.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Drugs and Medicines

TAY To-. found in IIal'"t'> ,.ir.:ng u.:!".>.r IL.
| ra->unp>c House, where he VIII Keep 4 VI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-24

generally: a lover l'-.r"- ti"n c:I' "ir..c! "a
Iii .rini'y.
=. .iuhus'urv Do. -. >,.,v''
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e. MIS-. Ward very respectable woman
INms IN Ashley county, Arkansas, was, a
lew nights since, Uniformed by a spirit" that
her left had had offended her Maker, and
that to make her peace She must part with it.
Mrs Ward immediately got ont bed, procur
CT al axe, AID cut otl her hand ii .hc wrist
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-24

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SECRETARY
GUTHRIE AND SENATOR GwIN.-Il u<h-
ington, Dee. 1ith.-An unfortunate difficulty
occurred between Secretary Guthrie and
Senator Gwin. at the Treasury Department.
The Secretary is charged with treating the
Hon. Senator very rudc!v. y personal en-
counter was likely to grow out Of it; but
mutual friends are understood to have provi-
ded for an amicablc settlement
HARPER \ BHoTHEE>.-Gur friend Col
Harper, who did the city good service as May
or. (but whose tin porringcrs around the
Park-tountain didn't prove a profitable in
vestment, Us good deal of a wag, and loves
Joke as we'll as his dinner. We happened
to be sitting in the cOunting-room of the
brothers one dav, when there entered a
sleek looking gentleman, with straight-col-
lard, cutaway coat, and broad brimmcd hat
lie advanced towards the Colonel Is Mr.
Harper in lin one Of them, said the ex.
Mayor, We'll, sir my name is Uriah G.llop
kins. belong to the Oneida Conferences
am minister Of the God'spel. want aid
come here on the Lords business The
man who attends to the Lords business SAID
the Colonel, without moving muscle, IS out
at present; he will be in at two o'clock =
This was the simple fact all donations &c
religious and charitable societies being dele
gated to only one particular partner of the
House. - ki"EcrirIe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-24

LAKE. NAVIGATION CLOSING UP.-OrEN-
ING OF TIE CANADA RA!LEoAD-hiroi
Dee. 2o-lce is forming on the Lake. above
the rapids, and navigation will soon be closed
up. Boats continue running to Cleveland
and Toledo. The weather is very cold here.
y section of the Canada Railroad, be-
tween Windsor and Chatham, was opened on
Saturday last, leaving only 10 miles to be
completed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.


DuRSuAN To decree of the Circuit G ourt G'r tho
n esr ,arr 81 Lynehhutr. mude at It's June term,
1s53,th 1pts en'd. named CO nmi,,iencrs therein,
viii Ffiay the 2sIh inst, at o'rork ?. NJ, sell
public auction. the premises the following very
liable Rrsl Estate, to-wits
House with Are Of ouni attached thereto. ly
ing aud being an l2h Ailty. and present occupied
by John Merchant, a free nau of color
Also. It House and bot the Campbell G. II. rnnd
near the at Lynetbars, and present occupied
by b. +. Royal ESQ
AMI on Saturday the 29h inst. AT O'Clock, P. NV
will sell the leusc snd lot 3ri, Church Street or
cuped by Il. T. Saoket; the house AMI lot iTmed at"
adjoining the last nnmed let occupied by Nm
Guode; the Blsrksmil,'s ship aud Stable adjacent
thereto 4lh ali uHd IN front of the rankin Hotel
le Also, house and Lot the intersection of III
and 18th Aey at present, occupied by Alfred Ste
Acting ns Commissioners we will convey only suehu
tie a authorized by said decree.
Terms:
credit ni 6 ~ aud Is months wiil be given --Nego
tdbc uuics, satisfactorily endorsed, will be requiI ed
and Il ettl Withheld until the purchase money is paid
BENZ f. SCRUGGS,
HENRY L. GROWN. }Com'rs
AMMON g. HANCC OK
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MEAT, NOT GAUDY.-

EAT, NOT GAUDK.--1he sub.crher h "a
/ v received his FALL g. WINTER GOODS, consii Il
ing of Black and Colorrd French Cloths. from mcdiu m
finest, aud of established makes; Doc Skin nnd ft
Cassmcr-. part fine md hcnYy; Yestings of Pu sh
and Velvet Ia ,hmcres, ills, &c &c. Latest style Is
TONS Innings and all other trimming, OF the best qr al-
ity.
FURNISHING GOODS viz Shirts all sizes, of
best make and fit; Collars, plain and corded Silk md
Linen handkerchief, Crnyats, Scarf, ocks, T les,
Muhlers, Understands and Drawers of Linen, J g ms.
Canton FIane and Merinn some extra sizes and pery
iow Gloves, all kinds; Cont Links &c &c.
N. B-Fashons received every month. The Tai lor-
ing department, still managed by Ambrose Pnge, who
will spurc no exertion continue the satisfaction he
has so long given WIN. l.. PAGI J.
oct Id I'm
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a FRANKLIN

w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogshead p. X. and N. o Sugar
30 Barrels Coffee Sugar,
90 Cluriiel Sugar,
1000 lbs. bet Loaf do
10 hhds n. O. & Sugnr-hou,e Molasscs,
100 Bags Rio and Laeuiln Coffee
y do Superior brown JAVA Cnhee,
Cases Gunp'der, Imp'rl and TX Tea,
$40 sides good sole Leather,
. Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton. assorted numbers,
Bad - Cotton Botr-,
100 Sacks salt,
l. Ions Bar Iron,
, do Rolled Tire Iron
do Round X Square Iron, assorted,
do Bstcred Steel,
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear =
Boxes Collins & Arrher's PulcntAxes,
900 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
30 Grind Stones.
50 Boxes Tallow Candles,
30 =" Adamautine Candles,
30 =" Sperm, do
30 -" Turpentipe Soap,
so -" English dairy Cheese,
so Pine Apple do
SO Barrels Ma ,kerel.
80 Kits do No. l.
50 Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides number of other articles too tedious t
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IL SuNESS
nug23ts
TITS ADMITTED ny ALL

ITIS ADMITTED by ALL-lhat the
i cns Store is the place 10 get pretty, eheap md
good Guods of hch the subscriber hns very large mud
desirable just received from the Northern
cities, consisting ia purt of the following plain BIZ. fig
ured Silks, Colord Pld aud Brocade do Paris Plads
Mousins, Alpacchs Bpmbazipcs, Morinoes. Prints
Check and Swiss Mnsns Shnwls, Hosiery, Emil roderies
Ribbons, Trimmings Chdrcns' Goods, &c. which he
invites tho particular attention of the Indies for the
gentlemen he Inns splendid stock of Blk and Color'd
Cloths, BIN. and Fancy Cassimeres, Velvet aud Silk
Vcstings Cmyas, Collars md all Goods for geniIenens
wenr-nlso, n large stock of rwiled Cloths Sntinets
Liuscys, kerseys Kentucky jeans, blankets and all
goods usually kept in Dry Goods Store II you
n bargain give call. WIN. S. HANNAH.
MI
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E'OK SALE Or RENT-rho HOUSE nm

u q LOr tho Hin, continuing ACRE ofHx
ground now in the occupancy Of Mr. T. w Payne in tho
neigh borhood Of J. Oycr and J. X. Mcdaniel Esq'rs.
Thu is n DESIRABLE RESIDENCE for genteel
FamiIy-it is in frstrte repair, having good garden
aud the necessary out houses-a grass Lot which is
very convenient, and well Of water within six or eight
feet of the kitchen door Possession be had the
9th day of November next.
Any person wishing buy rent will apply to the
subscrbor; or, to Mr.. Chns. w. Christian who il au-
thorsod 10 sell sor
OCT 3.w3w PEYTON LEFTWICH.