The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27
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! We lwU FUN a>oataloguo which .vc han.
before us' chat thissrh0al .s 600 % health, r.,.
dti1H. 10 has brrr under Che iustrn.... ..
NJ II. x. Dewey Of Waterford. I,,,,
were 10 scholars ia che Spring term m,
80 DO the Fall term,
~ There isa bin before tho Legislature
Tor holding tho next session NJ our Gcp,,,
Assembly in darlington, provided the STATE
House Is not completed and ready Tor Ma, D,
Montpelier before August / , 1850.
~ We can excuse the Person Who SAINT Al,
long poem on "Loyc" for II The same good
sense 10 found BOO the poem, that was shown
IN lhe private note, there il certainly merit
10 IT, RE was not more than ons-fourlh a,
long We should be tempted % read III bu,
as II Is and as Sake has just gi,pn rs "Lo1s."
in a manner hardly 10 bo surpassed, II eousl.
led, We respectfully decline"
- Among the lst Of patent, Issued No,
49, we notice one 10 Azro Brown Of W,,t
Waterford, Tor improved shoe.peg machine
r. A prisoner named Flstoher bruke Oh,
Of the lmshurg jail on the 10Th inst Hs.s,
confined for horse stealing,
- The weather l. ebangrable asa cha.
ucleon Within G,w days past. {, h.,
changed from very poor TO very good wheel.
ing,aud from lhatto very passable ,leighing-
At which latter stage IL remains when zero
10 press
WALToNs VuWoNr RrGnum-Thl. bu,,~
ness directory Tor 1850 /, out II ia som,
thing that every Vermonter ahould own. f.
has lhe post Office address Of every merchant.
manufacturer. trader, attorney, clergyman.
physician, town clerk, constable, telectmaD
postmaster oycrseer Of the poor, town agent,
and superintendent Of common school, In IN,
state, 4 lsl Of Senators and Reprr.en,s.
ti,es for tie session Of lS5s-of member, Of
lhc state erument-rresdent Of the L.
$, and oabiuei-membrrs Of Cungrem-ths
county oGccrs-j justices Of the pcace-hs
judges and officers Of the T.. s. and VI
courts, Time and place Of session, Ne. Pub.
lishcd hy T., 7, Walton, Montpelier and for
sale ia ST. Johushury, by I, VI, Howard.
iiTHT1r ~ Hos, Jurry SMTTH-Iion John
Smith Of 81 Albans died suddenly on salur.
day morning, lie was awaiting an earl,
breakfast, on Saturday, intending 10 take the
morning train for the East, when he fell from
his chair and Immediately expired FromI
notice which We dud in the burlington rim,i,
sc clip the following
"Nlr. Smith has long been one Of the pub.
lie men OF Vermont Like Governor Paine,
and Judge Fnlctt, hc was identified With the
great Railroad interests Of the State, from
the beginning and It is scarcely TOO much to
say that his life, Ike theirs, was devoted, and
sqcrGced, TO those interests The most sue.
ccssGlly managed railroad in VI, the NL6
Canada, owes its position mlnly 10 the saga
ciouh foresight, uf Mr.. Smith For several
wears, Mr Smith was the Representative o.
ST. Adams in the Legislature, and for the
Sessions Of il.2-3, Was chosen Speaker Of
the lleusc. Ia the Congress Of 1894 he
wSs the B,prcscntali,c Of what was then
this Congressional District
SlnR FNGEns--A respor deut Of the
burlington Times, writing from Shclhurne,
saysi
"Ouc day last week one man cut his iug-
mornings before uoon, another had Two holes
shot through his hand, 10y the premature dis.
charge Of lie, which he was cleaning be.
fore night, another had finger taken clean
Oh by being caught 10 some part OF Wagon
that capsizcd with him, in trying 10 hold
runaway horse, aud EtRi another caught his
hand IN the gearing Of the grist mill and di,
ahlcd T.. Don't you call that n pretty lA-l
dan sworb?'
SUPTRiATIvE MrANNESs.-Last Saturday
night some person or persons N'ited the
new and beautiful Park fence, which iG being
erected in this village, aud entirely dcmoliIh-
ed some ten rods of IT,. We arc usually law
abiding citizen, but We know of no law on
our stqIpie book that, to our mind, exactly
meets the Necessities Of this case. Such acts
of mcanucss ought to subject the perpetrator
to the cato uinc-tais, aud We hope, II the
culprits IN this case are ever caught, that this
kind Of chastiscmeut will be inflicted. We
are glad 20 soc that the trustees ofthe Village
Corporation have offered a'rcward OF $50 for
the detection aud conviction of these lawleu
scamps -- Rutiand Herald
BuRGlARY.-The house Of Mr.. Sanford
Jack son in Mount Hallg, wss entered about
two O'Clock on the morning Of the llth inst,
10y a burglar, but as he was overheard by Mr..
Jackson, he was frustrated in his designs.
lie left knit under the window. IA the
villain was leaking he fred I've pistol shot, at
Mr.. Jackson without. either taking effect
Herald.
BURGLARus.-- Scoll,'s Hotel at Sax
tons River, was entered by burglars on
Thursday night last week, aud spoons, Srti-
rles Of clothing, and money, taken TO the value
Of some 500
On Tuesday night Of Last week the count
ing room Of keyes, Sanford & Co., Of Puiney
Wo,lcn manufacturers, was broken into and
about > so worth OF cloth taken. and also all
the keys belonging to the company.
We hear OF burglary in every quarter. The
store of Mr. Dunklee, at NeNfane, was bro
ken irto last week, and lot of goods stolen.
-BdiocS Fails Times.
SERIOUS ACCIpENr.-A fireman. named