The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-03

have nov gone % Worh.
90 Some lady having dropped % ur cuff
m lhe Montpelier F15Uriirrl tHr postmaster
udyeuises the same as lulIoRsf
. rlis said pfiadies IlIfss choir loving hoausD
when cupii.a boW has helped Them tHplg thnr
And ~ thcir fcei Che lrsI.ug victim Iirs,-
. a "MifffH' tUTfUTfr NIH IHU|HTUr fFrH.
Tho hand wiihduHu-rhr uaIm and claspus
Whose t,dl could saush che wound and bid him
1900 'his vie ,lsnder an "tarh's Angels" thrown,
] trlst r. only by thr slauirrrr kuoau,-
lnr hre-'tIs but CUR from t1iur flT urist,
hot surh cuf as makrs Youu- urrlius phi-t,
ligt HauH and Walriul. and sIure Friday missed.
on ruufse te wrist fhat r4IIs aud Hauts lts mate,
Shall have iti and w} humble sr.f r.lte.
March 10, 1862
The Gun having been claimed by thc fair
owner, the postmaster announces che fact ~
loIlowsi
A-h,s ~ me- An. voman's pitrhiug sullssi
hhr H1N-H-Nng 60 rnupara WIfh hrr Wllrs,
hu that q man aCIii mas take add give,
Nor neither seem che other 60 agIue,o.
TIusrAss upoS UE CHARACTER 49, ~ 10.
uun, The federal appointments and patron
age ~ Burlington, are concentrated in
Nud about the Sentinel office. which Journal,
HNuight be- supposed, sings of the mrrits Of
buchanan, Calhoun gGd LooDmptoH With
each succeeding number The Free Press
lately made an expose 1T now murh the SEN
tiucl editor receives from the post office, Gus
tom house ana government advertising add
ing that II was ~ most Coprut l.rc0mpton
Argument Nj Dhnforth tho editor and
postmaster, has therefore sued the FREQ Press
editors for "trcspass,' alleging that until the
committing Of these grievances hr che plain
I'M Was always rrpuied Ca bee person of
good name and fame that the defendants,
greatly cnyyIng the happy state and cundi-
ton OF the plaintiff did cuutr,c ard mali,
cously and wckCdly intend 90 iniuro the
said plaintiff, ahd o. Yea, harass, opprc,s.
lmpoVcrsh and wholly ruin him the suid
pluutil . "insumurh that divers 81 the neigh
hors and friends of thr said plaintiff, believe
ing lhc false charges as hUrpubrlurr mem
toned, have refused and de- still refuse 10
have any acquaintance, intercourse or dis
course with him The said plaintiff, and the
slll plaintiff hJih been and is greatly injured
auG damuiilcd, 90 tha damage, as u, says, Of
10000 Mr blniuuh is uurrasunahl be-
cannot expect Go have 100 thc good thing, of
This world ht one timc--ii be- sells himself 20
The devil. he must take with the devils wages
Che discrcdit They have among honest people
- EpHbIicWL
HouuE LAW rs Es,IN.-Ou Thursday lost.
So
and taken before JustIru llllbrrt before
whom he disclosed that hr obtained bis liquor
Of David Tyler, Hotel keeper, of Essex June
ton, The matter was brought o. she notice
Of States Attorney Hard. Mr. TYLER was
brought up before Justice Ill., Friday, plead
guilty 10 ten Offences, making him common
seller, and was fined 500 aud costs.
lhe-toWn of l'r-r, ri the March meeting.
voted to request the County Commissioner
90 appoint no Agent Tor the sale Of liquor in
that town for the coming years and, ns the
temperance men uf the place are determined,
10y rigid enforcement OF the pruhihitury
Law, 20 prevent. ~ Ter as possible, the Illegal
sale, the prospect b., that those Who want rum
there viii have 60 90 outside ct E,scN for it
Huntingdon fi,s Fr,sF.
+ FoHtuNAu Escirr-Tucsday evening
about siN O'Clock, light wagon. containing
Mr.. Harris, wife of Dr.. W. L. Harris ofthis
place, and child, with young man driving.
was overturned az the corner OF Church and
College streets, aud nll boz 10 were thrown out
violently into the paved street. Mrs. Harris
was taken up inscnsiblc and carried into Mr.
J., VI. llagnrs store. where after about half
au hour shc revived sui'irirutiy tu'hr rurrirt
home ia chair The infant which she was
carving ~ her arms and protected with a
mothers instinct and disregard Of her own
prove to hc nothing more serious than severe
bruises. Huntingdon Fsec Press.
-. Nine chr lnaLa of uaiaiaa-. ~ ,Asa..
fyT-'iTfTf rif7yf fT-7TTTf-r-f i=f7J=i- T7T7yT
over the Connecticut River Railroad from
Vermont to New York, last week Large
quantities of POTATOES have been brought TO
Boston over the Boston, Concord and Mon
trral railroad. On the line uf the paAsump-
Sic railroad, they are selling NJ 80 to 80 cents
per bushcl.
LARGE Su5Us,- Mr. Alfred Fuller of
Nhitinghnm, recently sold pair ef matched
steers three Years ola that weighed 1872
pounds. The price paid v1s better than six
dollars per hundred. They were purchased
10y Seaman lilnokmcr OF iioosick. y. y. Mr.
l. has TWO more pairs pf superior steers
Nottingham is ahead ou steers as the case
now stands BraHicboro "bpHir.
ForNp Dan ~ Bru-Wc learn from the
New York Time, that Alexander ". IIwiic.
a halter, was found dead in bed Tuesday
morning at his boarding house, No. - Ann
Street. in that city. lie WENT TO bed on Mon
day night in apparent good health. lie was
80 years of age and has lclt wife and
daughter in Bmttlchoro. lie was brother
Of Robert g. llardie Of tins village Ph@-
mar.
TupJvGu. uIE ICE-Dumas Girard,
EriieA cartier hiz AaEzs- Erlsisl, sEt-til,,
eighty dollars, aud on which hc relied for The
support Of his family. on Saturday last, by
breaking through the ice in the harbor.-
Free Press.
SINGULAR Casa friend in Manchester
informs us that a man named Oatman, living
in the north part OF that town, recently put
some unguentum on his cattle one of them
caught cold from IFS effects. lie undertook
to cure her by giving her dose Of medicine,
and while engaged in forcing it down her
throat she bit one Of his fingers. Some days
after he was taken sick. aud complained that
there was n ring upon his finger. and in a
short time he lost his sight DR.. Moslcy was
called TO attend him, and found il necessary
80 in, H., D..