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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21
COlflJJSSItIVERN' N,IJjCC

WE the subscribers being appointed ~ She Probate Court
W Tor the district of ES>cN. commissioners. receive
anime and adjust all claims aud demands vi all per-
sons against the estate OF H. H. Pam:T late Of
said uistrIt deceased" and slvcuI.
term Of six nioiti> from the lli ia, Of Mar,A
iiE allowed by said court 10 the Creditors of said deceased
t"eAbt and prove their respective Claims rfgc Us:
Give notica hat viii attend the duties II olr -
pontmcnt ut the late residence Of deceased in Con
cord. III said District. the second SATURDAYS f April
and September next at O'clock in the afternoon on each
Of said days. HARVEY IL FRY .
MOSES HILL, ""u H.
Concord March llth ,fs.
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The NICARAGUAN TEEATY-The treaty
respecting Central America,recently negota-
ted at London by Mr.. Dallas with Lord
Clarendon, was ratified on Thursday by the
close vote of 80 to Is, Zone more than the
two-thirds reIuired). 1t is stated that all
but one of the Republicans present voted TO
ratify. Some amendments We're proposed,
and adopted before the ratification. 1t is
possible that Lord Napier is already empow-
cred to assent to them.
"Sally,' Sid a fellow to girl who had
red hair keep away from me, or you will sci
me aiire." mo danger of that" was the an
Swer, YOU are too green to burn"
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HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO LET

That Stand well known as Bates Hotel, Derby
Centre The house is commodious and well arranc
cd; narn supplied with running water; and As
good place for business as can be found in north
ern Vermont
Would prefer TO sell also about thirty acres Of
wood land within l! miles of the village Terms
made agreeable. For full particulars enquire of
the proprietor on the premises.
JOSEPH BATES. 81
Derby, March 10Th. 1857. I03s OF
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n E K Il | A NJ 4 SMI TIL

Manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealers
in plain and Japanned Tin, Copper, Brass, Sheet
Iron. Wooden and Hollow ware. Stoves Stovep,ps,
Thew will as" ks as' iron LAM anu In Jumps &c
turai Boilers and Sugar Pans, and all the latest i'm
proved styles of Cooking and Parlor Stoves.
Mr.. Merriam having had a large experience in
the manufacture Of Tin, Brass Sheet Iron, &C., for
the last years, pledges himself to give entire
satisfaction on all work sent from the shop. lie
is prepared to do all kinds of Job and Custom
work, which will be executed with nea:ness and
dispatch.
We have adopted the "Cash or short Credit" avs.
TEN, and intend to price our ware accordingly.
Our motto" is. "Quick sales aud small profits"
believing that a ''sure sxpence is better than a
slow shilling" All kinds of tarter taken in ex
change for goods.
CHARLES R. MERRIAM.
IRA e. SMITH
West Concord, VT, March 9, 1857. lO2stf
DCTNAM'S MEAT BARREIs for ..,.
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Concord, March 18th, 1857.
STATE OF VERMONT.

. EsseX Dstritt
Ara Probate Court holden at LnncnhrS. Ia said district
on the 10th day OF March. A. d, 1857:
WhEkEAS, Noses Rodgers Guardian Of David l"pkin-
~ son and Fanny Hl'kis,i' minor children IL Isaac
HpIil:>on. deceased residing aukcSzn Lake Count,
Ih Inc Statcw iofs represents {" said THAI said
wards are the al real
district and described follow Being real
estate Of David cpkirs.a iate u uia in said district
deceased as was Set o To- Isaac w. lcpkinsu share
ii sad estate d! committee appointed Ivr purpose
represents that will he for the interest his said
that all right title and interest said sold and
mat The p"see,is Of sGc Sale lee iI al interest
IN STOCK for their benefit and a.ks said grant hin,
license 10 sell as aforesaid. Whcreupon said
court that said application will I've heaid al the
PROBATE Once In lunenburI said district the az, ,.s
OF April d. ISL and 10 further ordered " said court
that all persons interested De- notified said ap, ari,
and time and place Of hearing 10y publishing copy al ,x
record VI ILLS order three weeks success,cr previous
said time appointed Ter hearing ia The Caleoian print
cd at st J"sn.y, in this State. that the. :ay a;rar
and object thereto they
ny tue Court. WM. CHANDLER Judge o Probate
true copy If record,
Attest ISRAEL DEWEy p.r,S,.-
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From the Editor Of the Daily Gazette Emira. n
:. ELECTRIC OIL" AND DIR. SMITH. If all have
srrn IN the papers lr true 'af We have II" doubt "f
II, because We are personally acquainted with scveral" the
parties. whose opinions then DIR. Smith. Z" Phli
dripha. has made the most important medical discovery
ever heard ~ for the oi all kinds of PAIN ",
hear 81 >wcc limbs reduced in Nv" hours; Of piles
in two weeks headache and t""ha,hc IN ten minutes Of
rheumatism il, day. and paraI>s even in three weeks
N""r'iiarN treatment can '"npi>h such results Th:
oil has been tested by medical men and apTo, ci 10y them
IL ll the adv tistni,lt. ll.oN ~
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Attest. ISRAEL DEWEY. Register.
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
ANDREW LACKlE'S ESTATE.
SrATE IL A-EnliANr

OADEh ~ NOlICE ~ az I/LE WENI
ANDREW LACKlE'S ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT,
Caledonia district 81
At Probate Court held at St .Ioh..burv in said dis
trict, on the 18th day Of March, d lSa1:
WHEREAS, Jacob Blanchard. administrator on
" the estate of Andrew I.ackie. late Of Peach
am, in said district deceased, proposes To render
an account Of his administration and 10 present
his account against said estate for examination
and allowance for the purpose of making partition
and distribution of the residue of said estate I'm
der decree Of said court among the persons who
are Icy law entitled to the same. 1t is therefore or
dered by said court that the same come under con
siteraton and be heard at tie i'robate Office in
st. JohnsnIry Oh the 18th day of April, A. u. 1867
And it is further ordere that all persons interest.
DC notified hereof by publication Of copy Of the rec
ord OF this order in the Caledonian printed at ST
Johnsbury, three weeks successfully preyioas to
said time OF hearing, that they may appear and ecu
test the allowance OF said account if they see cause
and alsobe heard by said court in the matter OF
ton and distribution Of said estate. nv the Court,
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH, Register.
true copy Of record. Attest,
25* ASA l.. FRENCH, Ecgstsr.
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LECTURE:
SPE CIAL REQUEST

concluding LECTURE, on
LITERARY LIFE IN LONDON,
will be delivered in Union Hall, ST. Jollnsbury, by
JOHN ROSS DIN.
Lecture to commence al :! precisely. Tickets Is
cents.
OF this Lecture the Rev. Mr.. Gushing, prncipa!
OF the Newbury Seminary says: His Lecture at
this place was received with much satisfaction: his
personal acquaintance with literary men and wom-
en- IN England makes his lecture almost like an in
terview with them
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. per cent on months paper and II on
3 months. S. W. Slade, A. G. Chadwick,
and II. II. Deming were reelected Com.
mittee ofinvestment. The President & Treas
urer are ex o6cio members of this Commit
tee E. c. Redington was reelected Treas
urer, and Ephraim Chanberlin and John
Morse, Auditors.
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I" FRANK.
Frank. a dearest Jesus calls YOU.
He with out>trctcll.I arms .avs come:
For Won angels now are writing,
They will safely bear Won home.
Frank. loved one. can Won Ieaveu.?
Yes. that trusting Voice rcnlies,
can see my Savior smiling,
he will take me to the skies.
Look. the pear!y gates are open;
See what Eiorc> behold:
Little children. ciicrub angels
On heir heads are crowns Of gold.
Grove not for me- Dcarc>, Father,
On. suppress tina: st:led sigh;
And dear Mother stay thy weeping,
! am happy now on hiS'i.
Sisters weep not AMI dear brothers
Soon FOR YOU lie LORD will call,
Then may We all meet in heaven,
Parents, sisters, brothers all.
Frank is gone: he is an angel
In Gods presence. let him rest;
In hrs hand he's placei .cep.re,
On his head golden crest
But, loved "He. We miss Won sadly
In our p":sSan; >chool-romc here;
Often docs each lttl. school mate
For Your absence shed tear.
Farewell! Frank. Thou bud OF promise,
Aourished 10y parents care:
God for his celestial garden
Chooses such 10 blossom there. AVG.
Newark March 18Th 49,.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF OxYCESA1ED BIZ
TIERS.
WASHINGTON. d. G. June 10.
Having mad" Of the ONygcnatcd Bters prepared by
DIR. George B. Green, Of Windsor. w. and from kh"wl-
edge obtained of their efficacy in other Chccruly
recommend them 10 the public believing they will fully
sustain the recommendation Il" the proprietor. We hope
that this valuable remedy be accessible to all the at
1iicted
W LILA, I rpih,Ts Senators from Vermont.
JAMES $ SIMMONS.r S Senator from Rhode Island
MORElEAD, 5 Senator, and formerly Governor
Of Kentucky.
j. ii ARNOLD formerly Governor of Rhode Island.
WIN WOODBRIDGE. late Governor of Michigan.
Its success in severe CASES q" Dyspepsia. Asthma, and
General Debility of the System. places it among the most
wonderful discoveries i'll Medical silence and has given ii
reputation far beyond remedy known for these
plants. i'll all their various forms
Seth W Fowle 4 Co.. rs Washington Street, Boston,
Pr"pIirl"r>. Sold by their agents everywhere. - IS
AGENTS.-J { Blghaiu St .nhIstlrv; John Bacon.
ST J"IliShury Centre; VIM II Mc'iaey. Lyndon Corner:
II \ Quimhy& Co.. Lyndon Centre: B"nney Bingham,
Lower W atcrf"rd: Buchanan trotOn: Parks Eosner
Co.. Waterford; James Clark Barnet George C"wl-S.
RNcSatc: Iiuten Judevine. South Iartwick: e NJ
Weeks Co.. Sheffield alvin Morrill, East ST J"ln>bury.
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: Il A N l 4 +

The Subscriber continues his work for 10 do
Both Split and Hammer, Cut and llew,
And at short notice all orders he fla.
Monuments. Door Steps, Caps and Sill,.
Will disappont hone who on him calls.
Just apply to z. Sartwela 1T McIndoes Pals.
[l022-4Sl
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From the National Era. WASHINGTON

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES-" We so far
depart from our custom to say of the above arti
Gle that we have seen it tried, and find it an excel
lent preparation, in very convenient form, for
Coughs, Colds and Hoarseness." Public Speakers
and Singers will find them indispensable upon trial.
BY enclosing toJ. l. Brown & Son, Boston, sc cents
III stamps, box will be sent prepaid, to any part
of the United STATES -
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nlssoLUTIoN AND COMPREHENSIVE

The firm Known as Lewis &tSmith. is hereby
dissolved 10y mutual consent The books will lie
LETT with j. W. Lewis, for settlement. All persons
indebted will please call and settle, as Mr. Lewis
intends going West as soon as possible.
The business will hereafter te carried on under
the name of Merriam & Smith.
J. ". LEWIS.
IRA &. SMITH,
West Concord, VT, March 9th. 1857. lO252G
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A FRANK ADxIsHoy.-A lady the highest respectabi
II! residing in the west part Of TIL city writes to
aver, proprietors of DIR. Ware new Remedies AZ fo,
had taken so much stu from the shops that
SPARED OF ever finding any remedy the cure of my lung
d'sease. My friends had no confidence in medicines sold at
the SHOPS ana could offer me hope was at length in
the great reputation Of Dr. Warren to use his
hhahg bam and take infinite pleasure in informing YOU
am now well and strong. year ago weighed but
ninety pounds-lnow weigh one hundred and tven,vav
could not leave room-I now ride ont in al, kinds -,
Weaner should perhaps that have taken four hot
~ you! excellent compound OF Cod Liver Oil If This
Is Q! any use 70 you, do with as vo please
~ Nm FOSTER co, Cernhill general agents. r..n
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nISSOLCTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

The c"par'nership heretofore existing u:,lcr the
style OF Prttc> X Horton is this dav bv mu,ua! A.
grecment dissolved. W. If PErTES
". II. HORTON.
All persons indebted to rettes 4 Horton by note
or account vii! confer grea, rarur by cali.n- a.
Their oid stand and Settleing imme lately
The bushes hereafter will he conducted hv "
II. Horton who will be happy TO wait upou HI. old
customers AMI exhibit his new stock Of Sprinc
anu Summer Goods, which will he noticed in his
advertisement. 1o,s -
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u Nj 3 L L Y A r H.

The subscriber designs having Lumber Yard
on fearl Street, near the Marble Shop, where he
intends to keep good assortment Of Pine, Spruce
and hem!ock boards, Studding, Laih, Single. Ce.
dar Posts. and all kinds ally called for. Large
amounts will be supplied upon short notice.
SILAS GROW.
st. Johnsbury, March 10Th, 1857. 1o25-2s
WIN. W. LtffLE'S ESTATE,
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Remember DR.. Dix's Lecture next
Tuesday evening.
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Health and Strength,

DR. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters is the best
Medicine ever used for Spring and Summer Complaints
IL mas heen more literally patrnnzed than anv ether ever
established in this country is the same pch,rSon.
nitteis which has restored many invals to health
~ years. 7 e past 'hii
B-beWare of limitations called Sherry Wine Bitters
me genuine nave fac-simile of my signature upon the
@ For sale by Druggists everywhere and at
my Office, No. II Hanover street BOSTON Log ~ ~
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MAPLE SUGAR.

Reader, do you own sugar maple? Re
member if You do, that sugar has not been
as high priced as it is now. for many years,
and that you can add trifle to the general
stock, while you give luxury to your family
in that delicious of all sweets, maple sugar or
maple syrup And if you own sugar bush,
sugar camp or maple orchard you are in
excuSable if YOU do not prepare at once iE
the most complete manner, for a thorough
campaign in the sugar making season which
is now at hand. Every pound that is made
will not only add to our own, but to the ma
tional income; and You not onl y have self:
interest to prompt you, but the thought that
you are adding your mite to the stock of the
great store house of the world, from whence
mankind are to draw their supplies of one
of the greatest necessaries of civilized life.
We have now every Indication, in the state
of the weather, that We shall have an unus.
ually favorable Spring for making sugar; and
we therefore feel that we are discharging a
simple duty in trying to awaken an interes,
upon this subject, sufficient to turn more at.
ten,ion to the subject than has been paid to
1t in many years.
One good season will pay profit upon all
expense of preparation in new camp, and
leave valuable implements on hand for an
other year. We conjure the whole commu
nifty not to leave single maple tree untappet
this coming season and we further conjure
you not to destroy the trees by the manner
of tapping them and do not waste the pro
duct by making it into black dirty mass
when it is just as easy to make clean, dry
valuable sugar, or pure, honey-like molasses
Tribune.
HEAVY NEWSPAPER FAILURE-In the
list of recent failures which We copied from
the New York Independent day or two
since, was the firm of Thomas & Lathrops
propretors of the Buffalo Commercial Adj
! vertiser. Their liabilities are said to reach
the enormous sum OF 100000. The estab-
lishment was one OF the largest in the State
and had enjoyed such degree of prosperity
as seldom falls TO the lot of printing offices
The Commercial was Mr. Fllmore's organ
during his administration, and received 4
large share of government and other print
ing. DIR. FOOte, one OF its editors and pro
prietors rcjoiced in a foreign mission. ant
one or two o. its other attaches enjoyed
lucrative posts.-Lnytayettc Journal.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

One Of the best farms ia l.,i.,',l is now offered
r sae. consisting of 30 acres 81 excellent Ian,
$50 n'.cr improvement al! in high ale ot CUT,
va'Iou-SEcar Orchard # 2ot0 trees: good hrl.,
n.>. well waiered AMI ti.nbcrcd ard is in every
respect i"'h rs to convenience anu making .i.onsy
a - first class" farm. Tennis er.r. i.guirc II
Welcome Eemi>>. Lyndon, VI, or i. Bartlett
Lyndon. Eel, 30 1857: ln.,tf
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DEATHS.

RIx--In San Francisco, Cal. Feb 81. Mrs. Chris
tina Walbrdge, wife of Alfred Hx, Esq, former
ly ofPeacham, VT. aged 81.
CARLEroN-ln Brunswick, w., by the falling of
4 tree, Mr.. Frederick Carleton of Monroe, n H.,
aged Al years.
CEoss-At Monroe, N. H., March 9th, Mr. Moses
Cross.
CHAMBEELIH-In Concord, March I4tl,, Mr..
Dudley Chamberlin. aged -.
Sr"NE-In this village, March 18th, Mrs. Hannah
c. Stone, aged 81 years.
IYFoED-ln Woodbury. Feb %. Emily A., on
lv child OF Loverin and Emeline Lyford, aged 2
years and months.
HE"rKwAY-!n Sutton, Feb. 22d. Charlie. son
Of Ben amin +. and khoda A. Brockwav, aged ~
months and DAYS.
WELLs-In Albany, of Canker Rash. Fire:te,
daughter of Hucl and Anna Wells, aged years
MtREY-ln Magos, Feb. %, of Lung Fever, At
the residence of his brother, L. Merry. ESQ John
s. Merry, aged 81 years.
CoCHEAN-In Craft>tnrv. Marc! lat, a. the res
ilence Of his son, J. II. VI. Cochran, Mr.. John
C"S' ran, la.e Of Newturv, in the seth year Of hi.
age.
G.AY-In Newark. Feb. ost!, Frank r.. son Of
Amilla Wand. ana Samuel Gray, age, wears,
months, and Is days
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MARRIAGES.

KNAPr-SKINSER-ln Derby, Feb. %, by Rev
A. McMullen, Mr. Elijah Knapp of Suisun Valley
California, and Miss Emeline Z. Skinner of Derby
SEvFEANCE-CnAPMAN- At East St. Johns
bury, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Button
Mr.. Chandler Severance, and Miss Sophronia Chap
man. both of that place.
i've have heard of persons being "tied up
stitched up." bound up" ''hooked up" and
"locked np;' but this couple were literally " But
ton-e up"']
ELswORTM-FtELD-AtG Greensboro, March 18th
by Rev. p. Stone, Mr.. John c. Ellsworth. and
Miss Mary f. Field, all Of Greensboro.
GREEN-CmCK-In this town, March 18th, by
Rev. W. b. Bond, Mr.. Timothy Green Of Littlcton
N. H., and Miss Harriet S. Chick of this town.
GILFIILAN-DUNCAS-At Monroe, N. H., March
18th, Mr.. Thomas GiIfillan of Barnet, and Miss
Susan Duncan of Monroe.
Observation-Disclosures Haverllill, n. II.
Feb. 2lst, by Rev. Charles K. IIomsn, Mr.. Abel
Ctambern, of Newbury,to Mrs. Eneline Eastman
of II.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement of Deaths and Mar
riagcs will be inserted free of charge, but all obtu
arv notices will he charged at advertising rites.
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:: L e \ X + A rs, ETC.
Whole shee: galvanized and common Iron Sugar
Pans: AIS" E->ia Iron pans, Sap spout. and III,
sap buckets, for >a. by
BOYNTON & DEMlNC,
ST. .Jehnsburv, March 2. 1857.
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RAND; STONE L co.

PERFUMED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or gentleman would
the curse of disagreeabe breath when by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers as dentriffct
would not only render il but leave the teeth white
aabaSer Many persons do not know their breath Is bad
and the subject is delicate their friends will never men
ton it, Pour single drop Of Ba on Your tooth brush
will last year
\ BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily he acquired
by using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers 1t will
TAM pimplcs the skim leaving it Of soft
and raseate hue. Wet towel. pour two three drops
and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wet Your shaving brush in ei
ther warm cold water pour two or three drops OF the
"Bam OF Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well, and II
will make beautiful ather much facilitating the Ope
ration Of shaving Price only fifty cents For sale by al
Druggists. Beware of Counterteits. A. WILLIAMS CO
loo Washington Street Boston, General Agents for New
England and the British Provinces None genuine unless
signed by W. p. FETRlINIE& co.
lUuU-u25 Franklin Square, New York
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PAssUMPsIC SAVINGS BANK.-The an
nual meeting of corporators of this institution
was holden at the St. Johnsbury House
March IL. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year.
BARRON MOULTON, President,
j. p. BANCROFT, Vice President,
Asa L. French, Secretary.
7rustees-S. W. Slade, David Hibbard,
John Morse, Geo. A. Merrill, IS. Dana,
Ephraim Chamberlin, A. G. Chadwick, IL.
IL. Deming, Charles Blnn.
Mr. Chamberlin in behalf of the auditor.
reported the condition of the Bank, March 5.
1857, as follows
Deposits s4o.17317.
dividends due Deposits 93O,l2,
balance l,390,22,
s42,433,5l.
RESOURCES
Notes, Beads, Stocks and Cash. S42.593.51.
Voted to accept the Auditors Report.
After the adjournment of the corporation.
the Trustees voted to declare dividend of
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DUTNAM'S MEAT BARRELS for al.
At E.F. BROWNS.
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Our sleishing is fast leaving US. Thurs.
day was rainy day and the few who had
up to this time persisted in riding in sleighs,
now laid them by, not expecting to have use
for them again until another winter. We
ought not to complain-threc months coed
sleighing will do for one season.
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There was an item in last weeks pa.
per respecting Mr.. Crawford who commit
ted suicide at Island Pond, leaving on his
person papers duplicating him in murder
many years since. We are authorized by
the brother Of the deceased to say that there
is not the least truth in this statement. We
are glad to make this correction.
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We were in error last week in an
nouncing that Rev. Mr.. Dean OF Newbury
has been dismissed from the pastorate Of the
Congregational Church and Society there
lie has asked dismssion, but no Council
has yet been called to consider the matter
We hope it will be found best for him to re-
main.
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tereSt on the Vermont Central First Mort
gage.
FIRE IN DovER.-The Aryus says thai
on the night of Monday, the 9th inst, the
tavern stand of W. II. Snow Esq, situated
at West Dover, was burned, together will
the barns and out buildings. BY the active
and untring efforts of the spectators the
principle part of the furniture was saved
There was an insurance of $1,000. On III.
house in the Windham County Mutual In
surance Company.
AN INCIDENT. - The Congregationalis
publishes the following account af an acct
dent which happened at Hanover, N. H.:
yesterday afternoon, after church w
had pretty operation. A Young man wa.
out hunting rabbits down by the river and
while standing with his rifle resting on the
ground, his dog jumped up and bis paw
striking the hammer discharged the the ri.
fie, driving the shattered ramrod into hi.
cheek and side Of his head, lodging the bull.
let, which entered bis mouth, up on his tenn.
pie, in front of bis ear, where we cut down
to it and extracted it. The fellow said he hal
rather given dollar, than had it happened
on the Sabbath"
JAKE CARE OF THE BRIpGEs.-I
singular case.-Mr. Bickford, of this village,
was driving on trot, over bridge in Cab.
ot' when the horse stepped into hole, and
afterwards hobtleI along, which attracted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-21

EDUCATIoN.-J. S. Adams, Secretary of
the Board of Education will lecture on Mon
day eve next, 23d inst, in Peacham, Tuesda,
eve, cath, at Lyndon, and Wednesday eve
25th, at St. Johnsbury.