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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

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large upon tho Congressional vote 100 900 men give
Of bright future for the national democracy.
cloud appause with such foundation for political
organization, with such principles underlying s base,
with such past and such future, can we think OF
surrender or abandonment cloud applause A few
words gentlemen, relating 70 IN. earlier history OF our
or TO the union Of 1s49. But will begin with the fall OF
1852, which found the democratic party united and
their efforts successful in the election Of the
present incumbent Of the presidential CHAIR On that
occasion the democratic party, adopting q theory
which seems ~ .n County, 70 DC the ss,sss{
their old and well tried men, and l hope for
the last time, and vcntured upon the doubtful expert
ment Of selecting their standard bearer one less
distinguished In the political arena, IL not quite
known Franklin Pierce elected President and IL
may safely be said that when he took his the 4th
Of March, 1883 he had not political personal
my from New Englapd TO Georgia. and it was la his
power TO have achieved for the party and for
men who had preceded him in his hgn Office ZAP
pause And how has mis- trust been nplshsiY His
inaugural address excited universal admiration and
ceived unbounded applause The rst great event OF his
reign the appointment Of Greene Bronson to the
Office Of collector. Judge Bronson condcscended 70
cept that tce for the sake OF its patronage
power but for the sake OF the great party to which
he had ever proved true, (appause aud ia doing Coz
ferred more ustre upon the administration than they
OF the administration the removal Of this
man from Office without cause without any charge OF
aeaso ground hat while x. millions Of od the nation
might be safely trusted to his supervision the appoint
uent 81 his tdewaiters must be controlled at Washing
ton, ami there be restricted 10 those Who Ia 1873,
voted tor Mr.. Van Burcn. The parceilipg ont
II the petty Offices Of the general government,
the in stitution OF enquiry into the qualifications
val claimants TO the ocs Of Inspector Of the
toms, deemed the at employments OF the men who
ought 10 have been the statesmen OF great natisn. At
. time when the civilized world on the eve Of
OF the greatest conflicts In which we're ever
gagged Cabinet coad end occupation In such grovel
Ing smpIoyments The adminls,ration Of : srsst sa-
tion founded upon republican nst and governed
by the people, presumptvely entitled 10 sspsot aad
this respect SHOULD b accorded unless IL ausaetisas
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-06

"A FREHCHMAN's EHGLIsH-The
difficulty Of writing in foreign tongue, is
comically illustrated in a recent pamphlet
from the press of one of the lcading Paris
publishers, a notice of which we find in the
Western Christian .Idrocae. Th" pamphlet
gives description OF the Hotel DIES Inval-
iles," evidently translated from the French
BY Frenchnan, and contains some tall Eng
li.h. Speaking Of the last words Of Napoleon,
the tr .n>lator says:
"Tonrhins wish Of dealing man, will Of
IN emperor rxpirin. in the exile, realized by
king who o':sht TO 20. Ire too. to carry his
ash on the torrig On land
The spirc Of the church is thus describ.
Ell:
AT last. from the summit Of the steeple
rushe. in the sky one tlutcd obclisk."
E,ther on we are told:
1T is in this darkish asylum, shut'ed by
4 gridiron. that the visitor shall see to the
light Of funeral lamp the cmperors statute
where the white marble detachrs itself hap
PLY on the dark blue Of the badge OF the
BOTTOM"
What could be iunnier than the following
apo.trophe to the idea which buried Duroc
and Bertrand BY the side Of Napoleon:
"Splen,lul Thought. noble historical triol.
o.y; the Courage and the Friendship watch
ing tc the door OF the glory. That accom-
mediation has something of the lIomeTic,
!, might BE- song OF the Ni".9c. 20 much
tho thought whirh presdes to that arrange
n~nt is filled with poesy, with grand, with
simplicity. and with proper r."
This production Of allied literature ha.
passed the censorship OF the French press,
snL il l1'v '1'hor;7.,l.
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CATII.ARTIC PILLS

OPERATE by their ,owcrfl! irhucucc on the
" internal yi>ccra To- punt, Tia, blood ana >t;r.rl-
late IL into healthy action The, remove the
distinctions of tN stomach, bowels liver and other
orclns of the body and ~ restoring their irregular
action t. health correct Wherever t!oy EXIST such
arrangements Is are tie first causes If disease.
An extensive trial Of thc;r virtues by Professors.
Phv>;cil,>. and Patients. has shown cures Of dan
ccrou> disease, almost h.yolt A,Iet w,r.. tl.y no.,
Substituted hy ,.r~o,,> ~ ~l;h ~ 'tc2 ,>itiou
AND hor,.o. ~ T., frl;I tho ;.,,, a., ,l,,.,l,h
Their c,rt;r,i,,s AZ, ,,l'Ii~l,J N ,rx American
\lp,n,c which the \c,,i. below named 9rc
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for..t what cured Won.
For a For-I Srnu>cu. or V5rfF Inrr'io7 'tle
Bn,,l> which .,rnduccS general depression OF the
spirits and lad health t,hc from four Ia c.t Pills
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MAKE MONEY,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

VUNiE subscriber Will sell ;hc following real estate
situated IN the southwest pant Of -. .Tohusiu
nv, about I miles from 81. Iuhn>hrlrv Pla,u-
4 house she'd nrl,. barn III new aI.d we'll finished
witt! about 90 acres Of GOOD lnud with a small 81
gar orchard and about - you;Ig appIcrcc>.
ALSO, About Is acres Of GOOD moving and III
laCc with barn and orchard thereon
ALSO. b acres GOOD pasture land nearly half
of which l. good i!"w land
ALSO. 10 acres about three fo,lrths Of which
is covered with beautiful and heavy growth Of
hard wood Each lot is supplied with good water
The above property will be sold at a great BARGAIN
For particulars enquire of Jonathan Lawrence
ST Iohnshurv Plain. or OF the subscriber on III,
premises J. i. WOODS
81. JohnShurv Inlv -. 1855. o31tf
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A DOLLARS WORTH

a pOLI.ak y NONlH
Listen to me. and will try
To tell you what u dollar will buy.
A dollar will Duv Voters conscience.
Or book Of Fitteth Thousand" nonsense
Or ticket to hear Prima Donna.
Or fractional! part Of Il statesmans honor {:
It will buy tree to sit in the shade If.
Or half the cotton II tournMre's made OF.
It will buy painting at Burbank's hall
T!l,. will fr;yhten the spiders from "f the wall
IRA dozen teaspoons Of medium size.
Tina, will DO for IN Agricultural prize.
Il will buy four tickets 30 Barnums show
Late firm Of Pharaoh lierOd 4 Coy
Or gets YOU n paper that brings by mail
1ts weekly "origlnal thrilling tale -
nj which the essential striking plot
l. daddy that's rich and a youth that's not,
Who seeking III vain for papas consent.
Huns of with his daughter-the poor old gent
The governors savage : AT last rpient>,
And leaves them Il million III cash AMI rents.
Or hair-wasl. patent. and warranted too,
And DIVES old thr,r->core rs GOOD ~ new
so that vOur wife will open her eyes
And treat YOU with c"'nc>s. and then by surprise
And Mt last. Is v"u're Siding up to her.
Cry, "rll call my husband, You s;ucy cur"
Or a MONOCHROME landscape. dore in an hour,
That looks like ceiling stained in Il shower.
Or ride to Lcnox through mirc and clay,
Where Won may see through the livelong day,
Scores Of women with couples Of men
Trudging MP hii!-and down again.
This is wha. dollar vii, 10.
With many things rs strange. hut true:
This very dollar I':e got from you-
p.S We shouldn't mind if YOU made il tw".
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Has been before the public more than 90 wears
and is dcservedly popular in the cure of
SpavIns. Sweeney, Rnghonr. Winlgalls, Pole
Evil, Callous Cracked Heels Gall of all kinds.
Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises Fistula, Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness Foun-
dered Feet, Scratches or Grease. Mango, Foo.
Rot IN Sheep, Garget in Cows, rheumatism
Bites OF Animals. External Persons Painful
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites. R"lS. C"rns
Whitows Burns and ScalIs, Chllh!ans. Chap
ed Hands, Cramps. Contracions of the Mus
cies. Swellings Weakness of the Joints Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, &c.
W Pamphlets gratuitouslv furnished by agents
with Testimonials Of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprietors. NJ. r..
Tucker 4 Co, Lockport, n. Y.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen.
orally, through the United States, British Posses.
sions, and other Countries And hy
--J. c. Bingham, Hiram Weeks and Cal
YIN Morili!. 81. John>bury; geo. Cowie> kve,ain
and by druggists and merchants N cvcrv towr in
tte '.ciritN .e...
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'T\HE subscriber. having purchased the store for.
Il merly occupied by B. Gibson, will keep a full
assortment OF Boots, Shoes. CATERS Rubbers, Shoe
Findings. and Leather, which will lie sold cnear for
cash.
Boots and Shoes made to order, and repairirc
done a: short notice. \. AVER
\. B.-Cash paid for Hides
-. |chn~',~' w., Au: II. 1888 .;.r,
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AGIB YOCNGS ESTATE.
STATE NE EEp\inEV

Caledonia District So
In Probate Court held at Danvlllc. in and for said
District, Oh the 18th day ot September, A. ID.
1855.
ID ANSOM YOUNG. Executor of Agb Young.
j = late of 81. Johnsburv. in said district deccas-
ed, makes application to said court to extend the
time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due
from said estate and to render his administration
account until some future day: Whcremp"n, it i
ordered by said court that said application be heard
at the Probate office, in Danville. ON the 18th day
Of October: and it is further ordered that notice
be given to all persons concerned. bv the pub!ic,-
ton Of this order in the Cac'!onian printed ~ 81
John>burv, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, before said
hearing
Rv the Court
Attest CHARLES S. DANA. Judge of Probate
A true copy Of record, as 80
Attest, "A BtRBANK Register
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
.IOSIAH UOYI'S ESTATE.

JVSTAH HOY Is ESTATE.
WE. the subscribers being appointed by the
w Probate Court for Tie District otCaicdoula
Commissioners t" receive, examine. and al u>t
all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of Josiah lovt late Of -. .IohnSburv in
said district. Iccea>ed ;.nd :he claims Of the de
ceased exhibited in offset tlIcr.t", hereby give notice
that SIX months from the 18th day of sept. \. L..
1870, are allowed for the creditors to present their
claims 10 SAID commissioner for examination and
allowance. and that will meet for that purpose
at the dwelling house If widow Ann q. H"vt. on
the first Tuesday of November and on the l2:h
day of March next, AT ~ o'clock 4. VI. on each II
said days as 80
MOSES kIrTREDGE. c::.
CHARLES STARK N'"''''''''''
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A DOLLARS WORTH.

Th. following lines from letter" taken
from post-oli,r " Of /" indies fair at Pittst"H.
few weeks since. They were written by pr. U.
". Holmes. The envelope bore this motto
II man. or boy, or dolt. or scholar,
Will break this SEAL he pays his dollar;
But, If he reads single minute,
He'll find Il luiiur's Il, RITZ within il.
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WOCLD inform the public that lie designs be
w ing absent from his residence in Wheelock
rurng the cold season, and leaves his splendid es-
Establishment at that Village, which is for sale, in the
care Of Lorenzo Subway
Nov. 90, 1854. COST
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NoTICE.
House for Sale.

The undersigned, at present residing
out OF the State offers for sale the premises known
the West place, consisting ola good house and
barn. nearly new. with about three acres of excel
lent land, situated within five minutes walk of the
Store in Fairbanks Village, and within a conreni
ent distance of as good an Academy and District
School as can be found in New England. To any
one DESTROYS of pleasant and central location. in
the midst cf uncommon moral and social advanta-
ges, and in the vicinity of two meeting houses, the
one in question affords more inducements than can
often be found upon favorable terms-or an
investment merely it offers unusual attractions.
Inquire of Mr. RUSSELL HALLETT, St Jollnsbu-
nv. HIRAM KNAPP.
July H. 1855. 9s7m3-i3
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c. l.. GODDARD. Ncw-York.
UNA manufacturer of the original Steel Ring
~ and Tooth Burning Machines and Feed Rolls.
to be attached to First and also to Second Breakers
and tnI@hers Of WOODEN Caring Machines. The
attachment to second Breakers and Finshers is new
and very important. These machines are in sue
ccsstu operation, first Breakers in most of the
principal WOODEN Factories in the United States.
Canada and Mexico, and are deemed by expcrcnc-
ed manufacturers. as the most perfect machines
used. and indispensable t" the economical and sue
ces>tu manufacture of wool.
They are in fact the only strong durable and
successfully operating machines in use No car,line
machine should run an hour without them.
he Feed Rolls are strong are durable, and wor-
thy OF attention. Circulars explaining these Ma
ch'nes and Rolls, reference to mills having them in
use, &c, may he had by addressing
CT. GODDARD.
No: 3 Bowling Green, New York, to whom orders
should be directed. ois- ..7
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NOTICE:
FAIR GROUND COMPANY.

4 IL persons having bills against the Fair
n Ground Company are requested to hand them
to the Treasurer or one of the Executive Commit
tee tor examination and allowance. The Treasurer.
by the Constitution Of the Company. can pay 10
bills except on orders signed by three of the Exec
utive Committee.
not paid the first assessment of SIS per share, are
invited to improve an early opportunity of doing
so, and receive receipt from the Treasurer.
\. &. CHADWICK, Treasurer.
Sept. p. 1885. 94s-49
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Good for a Change.
- Al WON

- Al WON. SALMON TROUT
~ Marhinaw Trout. Mackrr,l No. | and > Hall
hut. toi>h ami Pollock. \ new Io. ~! receive
and Tor sale cheap. AZ l.. +. BROWNS.
Gail and get one and try il. .31ti
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Cite Californian,
From the RctlanL Herald.
GOING TO THE FAIR.

GOING TO THE FAIR.
Rally all the people,
Canvass well the nation;
Gather in a huddle
~ the Railroad Station.
Day is bright and shiny,
Bracing is the air,
Surely twill be pleasant
Going to the Fair.
Clothes all washed and mcnded.
Bonnets newly whitened,
Purses we'll replc:,is:,ed.
Destined TO be ligh:encd;
Waiting at the station,
Minus bench or chair:
isn't quite 20 funny
1oing 10 the Fair.
Train is always .ar'ly:
Boys are tired Of waiting,
3latr"n, all are scoliirg,
LAWYERS are debntirg.
BY and by j, whistles;
See it, over there"
What y crowd Of people
Going 10 the FUR.
Soon it. ut the -tation:
Gracious. what hurry
Cripple> must be active:
Babies mn-tn't worry
Riding nong the cinders,
In the openair,
True. It's rather dusty
Going to the Fair.
All is wild cOmmotiOn:
MOTLEY rrowi IS rushing;
Ladies with their dr,>e>,
All the streets are brushing,
Hurrying to the Fair Ground,
Anxious to be there
Surely it is :iresOme-
Going to the Fair.
Coming TO the entrance.
"S'pose II free mimi''ants r.
"" Sir. not cruelty,
Dab ;usi npi't,sse.
Un,ttr,' il you please Sir"
How the people stare !.
Rather dear performance
Going To the Fair
Ju': within the gateway,
Curious beast is raving,
Ah, the Z" Soap Man" selling
Soap. first rate for 'skoriny.'
Lately manufactured,
All So nice and rnrc,
Sfade for shaving people
Going To tho Falr."
Vi-itss are suffering
SmTiOns abuses
t'Orns are pinched. but never
step. ing for excuses.
Pockets are inspected,
ROgues Of rOur>e are there.
Well, we knew 'twould be ST.
Going to the Fair.
Day is growing >ultry,
People tired AM, weary,
Looking fvr refreshments 4;
Prospects roth.r 1rtny
'fify rents f"r-simwing
Spare rib. mist h~ Ypare
Little might expensive
Going to the Fair.
sun is fast declining,
Crowd, with empty purses.
Leading Tavern keepers
With nnenrthlv curses.
Streets IRE full Of people,
Dust is everywhere.
Shant be caught hereafter
Going to the Fair.
Ilark, the bell i, ringing
Train is at the station,
Loaded full If diver,
Sorts from every nation.
Slowed away in freight car,
Not II bit Of mir.
Sinrler. this is dr,Hi--
Going to the Fair.
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Ia = q EI.

Es - H.
GALMON No. I:
~ MAChEEEL NJ. |:
LABRADOR TROUT;
MACKIEAW TROUT:
SALMON TROI /
COD FISH and POLLOCK
y fresh lot received and for sale
STONE x FOSTER.
st. Johnsburv, Aug !, 800. o.o,f
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A RE- particularly invited to call and look at those
N beautiful gold band and plain white and envc
ped Tea Sets just received and ~oId ,ymely 'cr,
It F.. +. BROWNS.
10. 931tf
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FOR SALE.

I PAIR first rate Team Horses, also pair new
j Harnesses. and Double Wagon,-w be ex
changed for Lumber. Enquire of
STONE & FOSTER.
st. Johnsburv. Aug. |, 1853. 94Ot
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M0UNTAIN MAED,

Thence Is miles hy Stage to Sherbrooke. and then
on the Grand Trunk Railway to either CITY. reach
ing Quebec at S; p. N. and Montreal at !. This ar
rangement will remain in force only few weeks.
and persons wishing to avail themselves Of il. can
hld no more delightful weather than tie present.
Passenger. can reach Newport by Sage in the
morning i'll season 10 take the Boat
4. w. FO(;G. CaH M"rntsin Maid.
E."l"~' S.i. ! -. -: a.
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j. .. AVER.
Practical and Amalyt icaI Chemist.
LOWELL, MASS,

Sold by J. E. Bingham. and Hiram Weol. :.
John>hurv: Calvin Clark 4 Son. Ev.r..c " u
Mc''af'sr, '!!|cr 't;,.c GculG Sc Wos,rrr
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Connecticut & Fassamps;c Riversp.;,

FILL INb HINTIP 1HEf,r.t -
I Nor"ing and Ecen;.q Tam b-.~...'
4 AN and after Mnni,v, SCI. ] L.. "
" Passenger Tram, wii4run each a.. 10
DAYS excepted
Leave -. Jollri-burv turtl ,o,.f.
Arriving M II. E..'Incti,ll. - -.
Thi> train connects ~ Wci'> I:.rri 49, . -
the Boston. Concord and Y .rtr... l.. .-.....
and At White River .lulr.i'n MI lee. I-
Northern AM " Central Eoad- t,.r-..l
and Wc-t:-:t Bellows Ia.l- it'll Il.
Che>iiirr and Rutland E"ad- ais =, .-.,-
Aal!ev Road Tor Springfield. Hart, r. ....>
Passengers l'y TIL TRAIN. arrive. al, I; -.
ard Ne" loTh - HEM
! Train North w.ll leave u l.. 1u..,..-.
! OF "n the arrival If the trains -,,,., :
Springfield. NJ. which leave rlp-.. g..
a y, arriYi.c;t =. Jrl-t.>tlsry =, So
Passengers FIR the l'a--r.iu--f,. or VI. =,
tain Road. and S-ac.> Nor-l flr,;. :.
rnu~t take III" trains leaving - alan.
70, through the sane dav. Cu1,..r-...
~ Wells hiYer TX the ,loHu ana. -..-....
White Mountain Lair,al r.. IN .,'.f ... -
Intermediate stations. EniTEl Ntff
=. Iul.i-irrv Au-. -. ia
Boston. Concord ard Montreal gai,.oos
80
= K
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GIVE Is NNEiHIi CALL

and secure BARGAINS Wea-k ntli'- t"r -honi
oar Goods nor complain = yoc lr r.; fi;i-f''-'-
STn\i \ Ic>ll l..
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Pine Lumber fer Sale.

Z FEW thousand feet "t .rv Pin" Eoarl~ VII
IA be sold cheap. hose in want oi such boards
are invite, "a cali and see them al the Bakery.
81 the place. ! have lot Of dry SLAB
WOOD. sawed ready t"r:hc>.ove. suitable for AMY
family Thu summer Mo. wood c! four t-ot l"l,r-
mixture of hard ami soft: all al which viii be
Soda reasonable iTicc-. J. :. CARE
April -. -. sect
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.G,it;tter T b. for Sale

,.csk .ar-" an small Eu.--r T.h-: a--. 100
NV - Good II l"w. >lnEF 4 Tp>Ill.
jun, - So 49,
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MONTREAL & QUEBEC,
Through Line via Memphremagog and
Sherbrooke.
REDUCTION OF FARE!

4 arrangement has been made by which ras
~ >enSers are conveyed from Newport VT. to
either Quebec or Montreal. in day. and return
check given for
Through the delightful scenery Of Memphremasog
Lake in the steamer
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Save Your Honey!
Ruincusly Low Prices.

z n order 10 make rocNi 10y orr taL "''~
>,"rl. Il Goods. $40 MI. - " -''' ~ '-'
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West Concord ard St. Ioll'>- o,-.r
bury Fast. Nay ]. SO.