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~ LsoPoLDs Patent Metallic India Rubbes Cess.
NJ ed Pens, tor sale 81 All, on n AsD0lOkss
D'us store, SECOND street. door saa,A oI Iook
safs~nLs esst. eniy authorised sgsnt for Dsvse.
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superior TO apy gold pen tos vrtisg Loot parues
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inc xstie q. ,aa,i IA vlv
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Pu01ac notice.
y'h6 soilosisA ssesiatioa passsd tae CITY Csunr.,
y ~ tss ctI Oh DsssaporI she ssA Of MAJ, tesi ;
Assefss<, Ihatthe Jsdses Of hise,tos 10 Sc hsic
Ne, Ga. On tAs .oso 49, ioab1 shsii DO % Eslloos
sissi Wafd-J cannon, naavy haurt, Wa
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ANrEO.
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~ npply 10 BRouAS q DAVIS,
NAYS !. corner Of s..a, ana fourth .s.sss.
sTOisLs AND OWElLaNOo
To MGNr,
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undsr this nssd limited M amer Of .vsc.si aatsa.
VII oe isssst"d a. ~ cents per una each insertion,
~ 81 cts. per eek.
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L>oa eALE--A large gaantisy u - IL York Cab
oaee Fisah, 81 The t.stdence Of EluAa kugLDs
.ssi side OF bsady saest, emo ionrth II mil. .hov,
North ". erpou. ns,l:dm
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s1aaAs a-sAsusee. ssssuA ssAa, GAS. .. sxssAs
Assossey - LoO.
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4oee 8oeo1ve2
A Pise Lot u Osats iii u ses. - hooD ses
uDoa eooA ssusls.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14

to reward him for his honesty. He certain
ly looks poor enough to need something.''
Dick burst into tears on hearing this un-
expected defense of his conduct. The gen.
tleman. who, albeit be was little hasty at
times, was, nevertheless quite benevolent in
his way, felt ashamed Of his language to the
boy. Turning to him, he said:
"Well, my boy, I've wronged you, it
seems. I'm sorry. Here is dollar to re-
ward you for your honesty"
" l would rather not take it, SIR" replied
Dick 4" l did not give you your parcel for
pay, but because it is yours, and l had no
right to keep it."
The gentleman was 10 pleased with Dick
answer, that he asked him several questions
Dicks replies led him to Wis. the boys moth
er. The upshot of his visit was that he put
Dick to school, provided for his mother, and
finally made Dick his clerk. Thus the poor
boys love for his mother, his courage and
bis honesty, met with their fitting reward.
F. F.. JR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14

THE MOTuER's INFLUENCE.-The solid
rock, which turns the edge of the chisel, bears
forever the impress OF the leaf and the acorn
received long, long since, ere it had be-
come hardened BY time and the Clements
If We trace back 10 its fountain the mi shty
torrent which fertilzes the land with its co.
plous streams, or sweeps over it with a de-
vastating flood, we shall find it dripplins in
crystal drops from some messy crevice, a
mong the distant hills; so, too, the gentle
feelings and affections that enrich and adorn
the heart, and the mighty passions that sweep
away all the barriers of the soul, and
desolate society, may have sprung up in the
infant bosom, in the sheltered retirement of
home. IL should have been an atheist"
said John Randolph, "if it had not been for
one recollection and that was the memory
of the time,when my departed mother used
to take my hands in hers. and caused me,
on my knees to say, "Our Father which
art in Heaven"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14

The Boston Congresationalst, in one of
a series of articles entitled Street Thoughts
gives the following statistics in relation 10
beard-we wearing. Between State and Dover
streets the writer met 543 men:
Of these one had smooth. shaver count.
enance throughout, stovepipe hat, gold spec.
'ae'es' white cravat, jet black drapery, and
was in short, thorough going specimen Of
the d. d., got up on the most correct and
elaborate principles, without regard to ex-
pense. Thirteen were young men, whose
stay at Jericho had as yet been unproductive
OF appreclative results. Four were men
OF the old school; smooth-shaven, with the
exception of slight tufted promontorio, tut
ting downward from either ear, as if design.
Ell as compromise measure between the GOOD
old doctrine and moderate radiralism Tven.
fy-'even had what used to be called whsker,-
looking very much like straps to hold their
hats on. Thirty wore the regular shed-roof
French mou.tache-smooth shaven besides
looking as if by far the most convenient meth.
OF OF feed'n. would be to hang them up by the
heels, and slide necessary victuals dowr the
inverted sussr scoop thus presented, into
The mouth. Forty-thrse wore the nous.
'acle with fancy tuft upon the chin, but
with smooth checks; looking a, if semi.
colon was the best representation OF their
idea facial adornment. Eighty-seven had
the upper lip shorn, and the beard clipped
close, and 'haven down an inch or so from
the crown of the under lip, in crescent form
as if they had tied up their jaws in a hair
muller, in consequence of the tooth ache
Eighty nine had full boards, msustache in.
Guided. more or less flowing; and looked ike
sensible men, as God meant to have them
The remaining two hundred and fortv-nine
wore the fall bsa I'd and looked like sensible.
mon, who had not quite moral courage enouob
to do just, and natural and healthy thino
for fear of the reproach of dand yism, or of
censure from those whose weak con.cience,
are apt to be offended by any attempt to o.
hey God which leads people across lots.
without regard to the conventional te noes
which men have builded."
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SAMUEL A. CHANDELIERS ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT

10 all persons interested in the of Samuel Cb,n
uel Ate OF feacham In SAID district deceased ntesate
II tuR''E D. CHANDLER administrator Of the estate
aforesaid represents to said that said n1c,fate
was III ms lifeline under contract binding in equity IN
70 one Joh aTren Of Woodbury. in the county of wash
ns," certain piece Of land in said Woodbury. being LOT
No Hrtv-ee!i' 81 IN James survey in oOdbury sun
under similar contract TO deed 10 one Lew = IIaywnoS
OF in The county Of Orleans certain other piece
o, au situated IN SAID estnore. being lot No forty-ye
Ana said administrator has made application for license
anu auhorty 10 CONVEY said lands according to the con-
tracts Aforesaid pursuant 10 the provisions Of the statute
in that behalf " " ''"'u'e
sad application will be heard and decided by said court
az The Probate Office In St Johsbury said district on
the 18th day Of March next y"
You are therefore hereby notified to appear before said
cause. 10 the granting of said license "
Dated at 81 J"hnsbnry aforesaid this 2ls day Of Feb-u
.ry. ! ID $50. Attest,
l'2: Y ASA l.. FRENCH. Res.t.r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-14

TIE SHIFTING IIUEs OF LIFE.-Lite
has, for an observer. such quick succession
of interestin g and amusing adventure, that
it is almost inconceivable he should ever feel
dull Or weary of it. No one day resembles
another. Every hour, every minute, opens
new stores to our experience, and new ex-
cltements to our curiosity. We are always
on the eve and on the morrow of some sur
prislng event. Like the moth, we are for.
ever flying toward a star,-but with this
dlileren &c that We attain it and, if some
times W. Fl nd that the halo which we fancied
a glory is but some deceiving mist, at leas,
we have learned lesson. If we look upon
life merely as humble students, we shall not
feel any great bitterness at such di,apoint.
mcnts.
II is only when we hug our ignorance to
orr hearts that We are, and deserve 10 be.
when we embrace the cloud. that
we lose the goddess. But if we open the
eyes OF the mind, and determine tobe neither
wantonIy stupid nor inattertive, an enchant-
e3 world begins to rise from the chaos. The
respect even of the room in which we 81.
grows lively with a thousand unsupported
~ i"'i,i-o. We discern vpar the most Crdlna.
ry person is invested with some noticeable
If We design to look but
Tor hive minutes at our common place thing.
We become aware of its peculiar beauty and
there Is not bird that wings through the
air, nor flower that blossoms in the gar
den, nor fish that swims in the water. but
has it's own singular and delightful story
Household Words.
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DIR. GRAVES
Hygeian Alternative Syrup!
TIE GREAT REMEDY
The Imnrritv of the Rlood

Inc lmpurlty OF the Blood.
This is the great remedy of the present time. 1t
has become Known A. the great cure for all those
chronic diseases that are affecting peope all over
The country. 1t isa perfect cure for erc,y KIND IF
humor. K lla> cured hundreds OF people of Liver
Complaint, an! Kidney diseases. Ii cures Salt
Rheum like charm. 1t has never failed TO cure
any case Of Debility. and all ordinary cases of
Scroula We can show You recommendation. of
,'is medicse from many OF the first persons i'll n
England. over five hundred certificates from peo-
pie III Vermont ami New iia!rp,hre tell what Il,
has done in these State. Reader are YOU afflicted
with any o. the above complaints: If yen are
don't tail 10 get This t,rea, Remedy. !. il made
from the prescription of DR.. Grave~. the most cee-
hra''! l'!y.ictn the ROYAL Medical Society of
Great Britain. Prepared i'll this cou,try only hv
~ MsrsuT Brilsm;a!nAh d. .n!, so| at whO'.-aIt
DR., ~ lrull. Lyndon. wholesale agent. Sold hv
J. c. Bingham, St. .ohnsbury, and all re.pectabl.
Druggists throughout the country. ls2l-72
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u U Il ID E MS EW PATEN
HORSE SHOE,

This greatest invention Of the age. which .url-H
es in utility. durability ard beauty OF finish
thing of TIE kind yet achieved 10y the ski, al n,r
is made by machinery flt NJ a >nl eiior qualify g
iron at cost much less than IL. han mac. tie
shoe. Ii is conceived on tie inside with a view e
the better preservation OF tie Horses Ho,t. =
its shape, lessenirg the necessity o PAM T. 81
being far desirable for the G. n fc,r,I tie -
imal than ;nv Shoe ever oflsred 10 tie lul lc =
These shoes are sold accordn 10 SIZE Ele nr :
boots-a method which insures more ,er-ct :;
than can otherwise be obtained. 1hi. il.,eli,r .
pronounced extraordinary IN usefulness ~ my
iarriers and black>mhs and is +; pidlr con.ic no
general use in all portions of tie I nirei STATES.
For further particulars and SAM les. alpiv IL
Agents, BLUDGET. BROWN Il GO.
so and SO Pearl street, Boston. Mass.
| eel l, 1856. lol:-sl
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FOR SALE !.

IiiiiEfW A COTTAGE HOUSE AND SHED
.ek=eeAzssS with 1-3 acre Of good land, situated on
81. Johnstury PlaiH, on Spring Street. The house
i. new and thoroughly finished, is convenient
place for any one wishing to work at the Me,.r,.
fairbanks. or the Depot or doing business on the
Plain. 1t hasa well of excellent water and also
good cistern Possession given the first of April or
before if wanted
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. CHARLES SHATTUCK.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. %, 1857. lOl7tf
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N OF &c F..

n IL unsettled accounts due to Drs. Darling 4
Il Hourhton and to DR.. Darling. which accrued
prev t"U> TO January. \. u. 1856. must Ice closed
and payment nIaGe or notes given for amounts due
without any delay. {. i. DAZZLING.
Lyndon. FEB .. 1856. .s.tt
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Use none but Hayes Allied Ointment &
HUMOR SYRUP.

The question fnolly settled Inrolid. r9oicing' 4
an Nrdi.in.
SCROFtLA. Salf-Rheum Erysipela> CancerouS Ilrra-s
Scald Head. Barriers Itch Burns. MerCural i,'-
Sores. Ulcers. RinCW"rm and Hum"rS and Erll1i,.
disease" kind can hc cured AID IT, t
cieansedo i all Impurities. 10y the Of HAYES ai'
mehf and Hum"r Syrupfhe most eecrua rsri,il -'t'
offered To the public These celebrated NEEDLES a-
ees speedily Thoroughly ami permanently. without i lEt
10 The system We have numerous tr>fms nial> -
sens OF the first responsibility no have had '
these ever-flnc remedies in their families in The ny
worst forms of disease with the happy and
results Try thrm-enrre satisfaction guaranteed -.
SEES Prepared only by Dr. T. d. HAYES di>coN.r,r at4
manufacturer Hayes Nash, proprietors. Iawr'r' W
Sold hofesaie and retail in ST Johsmry & B CHAM
and by Browne H"yt; Wells River lv r Ba!fp %
and ty Druggists and Ap"fhecare> generally ..a-l4"
IF Beware of an article in the market >iylei the 'i
Inc Allied ointment put up by Chas ii Kent that 80
base counterfeit on Hayes.
Fred SNITn Montpelier. Agent for Vermont.
Bold in Lyndon ty q. H & J. NJ Weeks
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IT OIL E. This certifes that / have
L given my son. James Downer, his time; l shall
p:y debts of his contracting claim INV of his
n ngs after this date. THOMAS DOWNER
urenturg. Feb. %. 1857. Ioco-24
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Fall & Winter Goods,
FnnNtsestwG G0Gns:
READY-MADE CLOTHING

is large. and made up in the very best workmanlike
manner-alof their ninl.fac'ure-cnn>iSting
of Dress Frock and Sack Coats. Frock and Sack
Overcoats. SILK Velvet. Satin. Figured SIX and
Lasting Vests. Black and Fancy poe>kin Pants all
prices. Frocks. Overas. Red and Blue Over~hirts
&c. Eupner Uood> OF all Kinds. lac>I STyie Hats
and Caps. Soft Hats. all prices and qualities: thick
and thin Boots Trunks. Nali>e>. Carpet Bags, I'm
brellas. &c. &c.
Their Patrons and the Public are invited 10 call
and examine their extensive stock. and anv one
wishing 10 buy any of the above goods al a little
advance from cost will find i. for their interest 10
trade where they can Get good bargains and have
chance 10 selects from large and desirable stock o:
Goods. VIII. PETTFS.
VIII. HORTON.
Opposite the Passumrsic House, Railroad Street,
St. Johnsbnrv, Vermont. ssstf
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n E w e o O D S .
New style Delaines, Prints, Skirt Cord, Gutta
Percha do, Ia new articleD Cane, and other new
Goods just received and for sale by
+. JEWETT.
Feb. 25 l022-24
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The Society for the Encouragement
wearing Clean Shirts,

The Society for the Encouragement
ofwearing Clean Shirts,
los fhrfhnm ST., cor. If ptnr,-S N,,- York
EEP on hand extensive and complete assortment Of
"A the latest np"i tari"> and lest naruia, H
Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods,
Equal In material make texture urat, and style 10 any
stock ever offered IN this country.
RLTAIIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES
consisting of
SHIRTS 18th linen ,>.!- collars and wristbands of the
best and finest qualities and new choice STYLES
CAICo SnIkT>Th, iat.-t and Patterns
s,t n rdf, II rs and M aa S9fYc
Ir\i" "ol ndcr-arrcnt>. highly appr"ycdhy physc-
iail> Also. the Shaker Shirts and Drawers
tEsvArS-SuIciiur quality and beautiful STYLES and full
Assortment 81 Stocks Collars NcCtyc> Gloves Scarf> and
Muiirr>"i the richest kinds
iNprKs-A IN almost end yarety including the nm
est and most durable.
SILK andC cttolplain and print
cd-an Unr, alct assortment.
Half IoSE-W nol cotton of The selected
expressly Tor retail trade
MORNING RoBrs ,,owNs-Elccant Patterns excellent
material and ot the best make
This Stock comprises all cIa,cS from the lowest tho
richest that can h. prouccand la, ing ever, facility fol,
III l"ltliG ana manufacturing not exceeded hy other
tatI>im'n f III the tIca Siac>-Mycr> therefore. will
consult ttir interest b, rVamn. the goods hiCl sold
at the LOWEST POSSIBLE CASn rHlCfS
Es-'i"ot> promptly delivered all the Rail Road DEPICTS
Steamboats, &C ami i'll part al the city, without charge
Shirts made I" order it experienced hands. superior
stlc al short notice" Warranted to ut. &H- No Mainline
Work done IN this establishment. ySl,Sv
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MORE ENTS ANTED.

Wanted 10 or Is more agent, for Pages Railroad
Pills. Should prefer to engage them soon; but a,
any TINS before the first of April Eext will Do
Don't wish to engage for any shorter time ;han one
wear. and hon; wish topay amy more nor less than
$50 per month. and all ne, essary travelling expen-
ses. Agents travel OF foot. Should be happy tc
confer. ~ any time. with those desiring such q
situation, at my Office. Rutland, Vt. A personal
interview important.
I. J. PAGE, Proprietor.
Rutland Jan. ~. 1857. l0le-25