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HEAR YE HEAR YEH HEAR YE III
Read, and be Wisei

u Physicians, Doctors BROTHERS d GRAf, f,
have finally concluded 10 settle themselves in the city
Of Washington After having travelled the world
over in search Of knowledge and having spent seven
year among the Indians for the purpose OF getting
thorough knowledge OF botany, they fatter them
selves qualified TO alleviate and cure all complaints
to which the human family are subject We aatter
ourselves that, without asking question, we will
tell all who favor with call their complaints and
symptoms and guarantee an easy and speedy cure.
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eX- They have had another large fire in Cleyc-
land, Ohio which consumed the block Of brick
houses, on the corner Of Merrimac and Canal
streets
- Alfred Arts is to be hung at Sidney, Ohio,
on Friday, for numbering his daughter.
- John Shock was fined $50, the other day,
for walking the streets of Chicago, in petticoats.
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The many facili-
ties afforded us
by hospital and
private practice,
In this and for
eign countries,
warrant us in as
suring those who
are suffering from
private diseases
that our treatment
is attended with
unusually favora-
BILE results. There
fore, let no false
modesty deter you
from making your
case known 10 one
who. will befriend
you.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-23
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District S..
The Probate Court of the district of Caledonia -
, To all persons interested IN the estate of John
! Hatch late of Iiariwick, in said district de-
ceased. inteState:-
G'HARLES j. HATCH. administrator of said Is,
" tate represents 10 said court hv his petition
in writing. that said deccient was at the time Of
his death. the owner offs Land Warrant for one
hundred and sixty acres, issued under the act Of
Congress September -. A. D.l>5o. to John Hatch.
Regiment Of Cni:e, States Infantry, War 1872.
No. 500. dated the th day of july ls51 (sir,cd)
|. T.. Heath. Commits soner:-That sai; Warrant
or Certificate was no, in the life time of said in
testate. located or transferred, and that the prop
crtv therein tcscends 10 the heir, Of said ntc.rafe
Said administrator also represents, that it would
be beneficial to the heirs. and those Interested in
said estate. b. reason Of their residing ont Of the
State. and the difficulty and mpracticabilitv Of
obtaining their individual assignments. that the
said Certificate or Warrant sho,ild he sold and The
ea.!s of such sale be decroed and ASSIGNED rs
;hr la~ Directs and said administrator has made
application - .a. court for license and AUTHORITY
20 sell said VIBRANT OF Certificate pursuant to tie
provisions OF tie statute in that bel half
Sa! Application will I've heard and dcci.c,hv
c.,d Court at the Probate Office in DanviIl III sad
district, on The 10th dag OF july, A. d. 1850.
You are therefor. hereby notified to appear he
fore sad court 4 TIE time and place aorf SAIL and
object i you see cau: 70 the sran.!.- %: az. r
c@l="
CHAElt. &.rANA 1uAr g: rirl...e
Date. 1t Pan':;.. tore an, IL ,str d, ii
lane. a i .i,'a t"5
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"a In an editorial article upon the late
Know Nothing Convention at PHILADELPHIA,
the New York Courier and Enquirer thus
comments upon the supreme folly OF those
who forced the craft upon the rock of slave
~, to its swift aud sure destruction:
at was a fatal mistake to steer by the land
mark OF the Nebraska bill! the moment that
course was resolved upon shipwreck was in
inevitable. 1t was an act of supreme folly
Were men blind that they did not see it =
How could they help markin. that every foot
Of their way in direction had its tale of run,
to tell in the splintered fragments Of a party
bu: two wears ago far stronger and than theirs
How could they thus tempt destruction: Nav
rush upon it. What evidence is there tia,
the outraged North has become one whit ap-
pcased, one whit more disposed to submit "a
what 1t deems an immeaSurablc insult and
wrong, than it was one year ago, when in its
vengeance it dashed the Democratic party to
atoms: Have the scenes in Kansas which
have since occurred. been Of character to
eoothe that sense of'wron.? Have Nilsson
ri bowie knives and rcvovcrs acted like oil
ON the waters Have the answering shouts
with which Missouri forays have been rcrciv-
ed at the South been Of character to favor
forgo:lune>s of the s'a>i.anI renew confidence
t0- the future? II hot. what suicidal toIlv
was it to drive the Convention straight upon
the very track where the Denocra::c party
was shattered? And what wonder is it that
the great mass Of the Northern delegates
look to the boats the fist opportunity :"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-23

INDIANA pRoTE>T-The following is the
protest Of the Indiana members presented ir
the Know Nothing Convention in PhiIatlcl
phia. which was accepted and place on file
The undersigned delegates, REPRESENTING
the Council Of the State of Indiana. pro,c,,
against the platform adopted by the National
convention, at ITS present session, and hcr
leave to say that in regard TO the measure
known as the Kansas Nebraska bill, those
-R:thin the State Of Indiana. nor the people
have awaited the action of the National Con
>rentOn in order to form their opinion.
Their opinions have beer formed and a.
vowed An issue has been made with their
'nolihcal antagonists. ard the soundncss of
those opinions tested in public debate. and
':r'ea at the ballot-boy. The edcts Of the
National Council. however canonical they
may be, will be poweres> to change those
OPINIONS. or to reverse the action. of the peo.
pie OF Indiana. Always conservative in
tne'r opinions ard actions; ALWAYS mindful
OF the Compromises of the Constitution of
'ne nlted States: ardentiy devoted TO the
.,merlcan Union, they will see with regret
'ne Promul CATION Of platform BY this body
WIZ. can have no other effect t!an to in
.'ease the Jury of the confederation which
the passage Of the Kansas. Nebr,,ka Hill b,.
lighted up. '''
The under signed respectfully EXPRESS
'"1'' aeiioerafc conviction, that Immediately
lyon The publication Of me platform a,lori.
~ '"F 'N'"r y ;'c STATE OF Indiana MI
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United States and Foreign Patent
AGENCY.
9 MIDDLE STREET, LOWELL. Mass, L. S. A.
ELHANAN W. S(TITT

Craftsman Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for fourteen wears.
PEOCURF> PATENTS in this and all FOREIGN Co,n-
tries where Patent Laws exist.
REFERENCES. The undersigned have for several
years been acquainted with Mr. T.. ". $,"rT and
state with pleasure that he is 4 gentleman OF M
IHc>t"nahl" Integrity. and knowledge in TIE iu~i
ness in which re i 81 .,acel.
SEwALI G.. MACK Mlvor If Lowell
]. W BEARD. Attorney AZ Law and A>~'t Treas
Us. Boston.
H. Il. SMITH, Manufactured Of AIach;nrrv Lowell,
ELISHA Hi NrIN.ToN TX IT,. Gov. N~. Lowell
ID. =. EIorAEI,>"N. A.tv 4, Law * ca. Comm
" Il. EE"wN. NJ; ) 4. Law. and Director Il III.
"amr>it Bank "l2v1
PATTERNS Tor Castings and MODELS for Nj.
chimes. promptly manufactured +. ". SCnTI.
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LATEST NEWS.

Bv reference TO another column it will be seen
that Messrs. STONE 4 FOSTER. successors ofG. ".
x ). Higgins. have concluded t" sell off TIE re-
main1cr of their summer silk AT cost; consequent
" all those in want Of a SILK Dress would do we.
70 give them call soon.
Their RcrascS, ChailleS. Lawn. AMI other thin
drcSSGoos vii. he sold II small advance from cost
for cash, and at the regular .ricc~, if charged.
June -, 1919. .34tf
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j}!arriaqr5.

Ia tiraniv, June % by Rev. John Wooster. Mi
Diver l.. Richardson an! Ms Marcy L. Appleton.
both OF CRANKY.
In Lancaster, June q, Mr. +. u Sarhor,l If I j.
t!c:on. and Miss Caroline y. Smith Of Lancaster
IN landau, June H.. hv Rev. Mr. Ev:u.> NJ IW
Bartlett, Of Bath, ami Mis- Caroline ID. Knight, of
Landau
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H7oi'tcd for tie Eul.,Irj1u
CALEDONIA COZ MY COI'HT June Term. s:..5
Present. Hon. LIKE 7. POLAND. Chief Judge

Present Hon. LIKE ?. POLAND. Chief judge.
HAEEY M"oEr. ! Assistant
ptN'L W. AIKEN. I .Iudces
No. 23.-.IamcS Morse vs. Timothy Wevmou.h.
Action Of trcspas IS on Freehold. Trial bv jury.
and verdict for Def Al. Willard & j. D. S,od-
darl for PIE: S W. Sla!c & :. g. Colby for Dcft
No. 3l.-Wm Marshall ". the HUDSON River
Railroad Co. As~umpsit for breach Of contract in
not forwarding Iron left by Pin. with Deft Trial
by Jury, and verdict for Pm. for SIP and costs.
X. H. Heath & J. Potts for PHI; +. Bartlett Jr.
for Def.
No. 3s.-Bcniamin Hutchinson vs., Joseph GAGE.
apt A-suInp>it for money paid Dcft. Triad by
Jury and verdict for PIT for $40 - and costs o.
I. Brown & $. b. Colby for PIE: h. L. Cobleeh.
J. D. Stoddar'l & 7. Bartlett. .Ir. for Dct,
NJ. 39.-Lewis Dutton vs.. John A. Slack A.
suinpsi' for breach Of crntrac: in not .ievcrin. a
COW bought by PHI. of Dc.t. Trial by Jury and
theIurv after being ont all night returned intoCourt
not a-recl-fmp"rs taken back and cause CON
filmed. A. J. Willard x A. VI. Dickev for PHI
S. ". Slalc & J. y. S,oC'arl COR Def
NJ. AZ .-Natiian Stone vs.. David kuapp. Ac-
tion of trrspa-= on the Freehold for travelling a
cross rlh.'s premises. Plea. the general --uc and
also the right Of way by prescription ami license
Trial l,y Jury, and v"r,Iic' for PHI fr 81 and
costs. u. I. Brown 4 b. y. Dlv;, ror Plil: J. D.
Stodlar! & r. bartlett for Dett
No. 'arI-!e H. Nitro '@e y. MAJOR Robin
son - A>a h!h'f'f''. lr"V'r Tor " horse rial by
Jury, and verdict a@air-t Deft Hihhari for 50 <
COSTS, anu III FAVOR 81 'eiI johnson Tor his costs.
~ !. Brown for Plh.; T. n DAVIS for l'ett.
w. 4s-asahe! FERN w. town OF Whce"ck.
Ease LOT preakhS thc leg OF fiii = horse when
travelling over the highway in Whc"'"ck. The
Gus WIS on moron "' 'h' "'f' AFTER w"
Pah'n ha' co>rd III: testimony ''r "an OF 'ur!S-
dic'i'h' we dAha-" clHifeH ny pi'n'h. Beng les
'h;'h >ioo' d. y. la'!' i"r I'LL: l. ~ Cree Tor
''e''
NO. -o' .-H'ate " "m II. "ardUrt"n. aiia>
BRISTOL i'l- ms vas an Indictment found by the
Grand Jury III ls'l,I"r an assault; upon i. y pa-
-'ts'i' az me time OF the trial {" the tri-"'er II
lsao IN" prisoner was brought from Windsor on
-N"';ay, by Sh"rlii Evans upon wit IF IIahra,
corpus He wa arr;..Enel o,! Tue !Iv noon. when
). l.. Colby wlS assigned as hi, counsel A. The re-
quest of the prisoner A nlo.ion was then n,:,. by
III, counsel 70 chance .hc venue AL have ~. trial
in another County. alleging aS a reason. .Iat he
could no. have such trial here y. fine I,v desion
cd the Crime l,vinc Lec, cor,n,,,l j., o.,, Cow,
and at the time creo,nc ruto fe,Iju,t in ,lo com,
MUMMY I'M i''''''' VIZ '''-'''' ny H. '"'r'i'
and also by TIE prisoner himself. who Thought .iat
his former Fri, & ,,, ,;ton ,,,. i'.r,I and minus.
-,
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L ATTEST NEWS!
Three Days Later from Europe.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM HALIFAX.

"a
BY an arriva! at Halifax the goth, news of
the further success of the Allies before Sc
bastopol is received. The bombardmcnt was
recommended on the 9th inst. and despatch
was received from Lord Raglan. dated June
sth, announcing that after fierce lombard
ment, the French attacked and carried the
Mamelon and the White Tower. the greatest
gallantry being displayed on both sides. The
loss on both sides, Russian and French, was
very great, but no figures are given.
E4 The only way for man to escape being
found out is to pass for what he is. The only
way to maintain good character is to de-
serve it. 1t is easier to correct our faults
than to conceal them.
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Buffalo Robe Lest,

r OST. on the 18th June, between Lower Wa
] 4 tertorI and 81. .J"hnShurv. a Buffalo Robe
lined with cotton carpet M. and nearly new. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same with
Butler & Co.. ST. John>burv, or the subscriber at
his residence. HENRY cody
Monroe, n IT,. June 10, 1sjj. 934w3
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

nv +, the subscribers being appointed by the
w Probate Cont for the District IF Caledonia
Commissioners 10 receive. examine. and adjust
all claims and DEMANDS If all persons against
thr e-''''' 81 .ainue -. i,;,lc"ck, 'a:c l.; =. Ia,
wick III AZ! district iccct>ci and :!c claims Of
the deceased eNIhitcd in Offset thereto hereby give
notice thar iX months from the 18th day of June
A. H.. $50. allowed for the creditor, to pre-
sent their claims T. :l!! cuin,i -;oner. for exam
lns'lon aE'i allowance :inl that VIII meet iol
that purpose ri the dwelling tll"u-r "i widow Sa-
rah y. Hancock. III Ii,rlwick. in -ai! district, ml
the 81 TUESDAYS * AUGUST and December. 4. d.
~, from O'Clock III hc Forenoon till "'cl"c K
III HE tlt.tli"o,l each uf>iil ,lav>.
.sA JOSH A>IlNENS. iG,,o;.s;o,,rx
OklA Cl;CSHI. '""''s"''"S'
Dat. lat Uiriwich Juilrl>,h $50 4S4w;
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Strayed,

VHHOM the subscriber. a fur wear old mare Colt.
IL un>hod. long tail and name somewhat worn
oil ANY information. by letter or otherwise. Of
her. will he thankfully received and reasonably
rewarded by JAMES RAMSAY.
IT. JOhnSburV June IL, 1SjJ. G,4W,
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T HI E C A l. E MAN.


vHNIiE Store recently occupied by Abbott & Ste
i vcns is offered tor sale. 1t, location is one of
the best in the county for mercantile business -
The Village is thriving and is the centre of trade
Of a prosperous, opulent and extensive neighbour
ing community. LAIRD & WALLACE.
Barnet June IS $50. S34tf
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. ,Iuue 90

Al markct2"3 cattle, about 25p heevc~. 81 Stores
consisting OF working oxen.cows and cave, Q. and !:
wears old.
PAI'I>-N arket-Extra. %; 1t quality. -: %
quality, S.Hs : Sd quality. sas;; ordinary. .a7
Per 700 ll>
i!ld''>->daG:; Iaiow. Soa..l!; pelt<. s,a1.. Calf
skins: re per h.; Veal calves, 6, = SAP 1t narke,
63s.
Earrc,ing Ca';.e-S
S:"re>-Work.ng Uxe,i-Sl3o. I2a, 49,. l4o,21s
Cows and calves %, "s, 50. 50. 81, 40, 45ati.
learlilE>-S two Years old. Sc, IS sc. ae5
Three years old-S45. ~ ~, 46, As to 6:;.
BRIGHTON MARKET-yunc H.
AT market SEQ beef cattle. 90 stores % pair,
working oxen. us cows and calves 1000 sheen and
lambs. 500 swine.
rNicES.-Heef Ca;tic--Extra. Sss LIST quality,
Q: q quality 81: Sd do s!as,.
Hides. 5!a6; taiiow. s,a9; pelts slaI:; calfskins,
-.'aloc per h..
Yea, a!veS,-Si, 5aG
Working Oxen-Sloo. I2o, 1919, I50al65.
Cows andCalveS.->2i, 81, 81. 4jas0
Sheep and Lamts-Ixtra, s. ;by lot. 81 a
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Silks, Silks, Silks!

y order to reduce o,lr heavy stock we will sell
Il striped and paided silks AT cost until the 18th
,lav Of August next. We have Il large and we'll
selected assortment which was bought This spring
STONE 4 FOSTER.
St. .!uhnsburv June %. Ie:'5. 534tf
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Oils, Varnishes, and PAINS.

~ GOOD quality can be l.a,i Of tie subscriber 9,
>Overv cheal ,.arca'n. Kew >:vles Of na;,,-
nor eraiHln- Which t"r'o tai I" Nv. :.u .,a.,or
~" Medicine. "olI.,..t-i i''..- .:t .r. l..
Ii. +. Hui T.
Ma, :. - o.,
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Dried Apple.

s(0n LBS. Dried Apple, .;r sale at the Provi>
'IVV ion Store opposite the Post Office.
ST. Jolln>burv. June -, 1850. .34v2
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Butter Tubs for Sale.

sl0n large and small Butter Tubs: also 100
~\IV lbs good Ta.low. STONE X FOSTER
June % le:"i y34tr
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PORTER GIBSON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT


Gale ira District
AT Probate Court lella panvii'c in said district
on the ~ day of .Iunc.. g. D. $50.
NIll.HEA> Charlotte n Gibson. and E,,llra n,
w Iewctt. Administrators ou the estate If
Porter Gibson. late OF st "il-turv in sail dis
frlc deceased. proposes 10 render account utthcir
administrations and I" present their accoln. AGAINST
>ili estate for examination and allowance for tlc
rurro~" Of maxim" partition AMI distribution Of the
residue 81 said estate. under decree of said court
among the persons VIII" are h- law entitled To- IN,
same: II is therefore orerc.hv said court t}.t tc
same come under consideration and he heard nf tbe
PROBATE Office in said l)anville. on thr lo.h Iav Of
July. ~ ID. $50, And ii i further ordered that NJ
persons interested be notified hereof by publication
{" copy Of the record of this order in the Calcto-
MAN printed at 81. ,Iohn>hurv. three weeks suc-
ces>ivciv previous to SAID time Of hearing that
they may appear and contest the allowance o,
sad account. they cause: and also he heard
by said court in the matter of PARTITION and dis
tributi"n Of said estate
by the Court. Attest,
'",S :. "-.SA 'n'gc ofProbate.
A true copy Of Record. ?33w3
Attest, GA BURBANK, Register
STATE OF VERMONT.
N a Probate Court holden ~ Probate Office IN,
pHhviNc. within and FIR said district. ON the orb
day @. June. A. d.. 1855.
iH>IE' MENT. pHrpor;ing 10 be The last
~ viii and tc-tnent {" Joseph 7. Fairbanks.
late OF ~. John>burv in said DISTRICT deceased
beng presented 10 the Court here bv Ephraim Jew
EFT one Of the Executors therein named. for Pro-
bate: II Is ordered by said Court. that al, persons
concerned therein c notified 10 appear at session
OF sad Court 70 i'e holden at the Probate Office
IN l'anvliic. on HE 10th day Of Inlv A. y. 1853
and shew cause t any they may |rvc ,er,irst th
Probate OF said will: for which purpose. il is fur
ther ordered, that copy Of the record of this or
der be published three week successfully in The
Ca'cdonan. printed at St. Io'.:~uurv, prtyioa> To-
>al! time appointed fr hearing.
CHARLES 5. DANA, Judge OF Probate
q ."e copy Ok record, y33w3
Arrest e. A. Bl'EbANK. Reri>ts-
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JAUNOICE EITTERS.
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