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Normal Music Class,

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4 mrurr Du Monday, FOB. -}d. ffn
Tuition Coz i'lauDt 6lWW
Cultivation ~ tL0 Voice ~ iN
Thorough HRtsi DO 90
A fil rpuTse IN ~ uh
Entire satisfaction Do guaranteed o. every pHiT'u,
Pupils attending school viii Boz rrWIrH 90 prFr-
tirriuut thrrr hour. AZ rarly application is de-
slrahlr fInm all pupils rrfidluE nut no town.
Tuition must hr paid 20 90 before ihr HiaAlr ~
thr tenn. q fia4s Nill Alec boz iHUutH lur 5pHNF
Wpila, who viii receive fUr-l-i aiifNluu-
C.tIaCLAhkE,
Est Juhn,LuD .Teb. 10, 1865 ~ cole
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Mr., u. q. Coolidge has been appointed
postmaster M Albany rice W. II. Howard
removed raabWV hiaHdHla
4 Coon PlG.-Mr, Josiah Knight 90 Cow
entry lately killld pig ~ months ODD, lack-
Ing three days. that weighed, when dressed,
400 lls,- hi4uigId
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nnInLSNLONER.S, NOTLCE-

WE. the subscribers Ing appointed by the Probate
W Court for the district II Cnlcuoua, commissioners, TO
receive. examine and adjust all claims hnd demands at
ali persons against the estate samuel g Cot
Shcnedn said district deceased and the claims Of the de-
ceased cNhhted In onset hereby give notice that
NIX the 18th day Of February 1853 allow
for the creditors present their claims tusad Couis
snncrs for allowance and that We Wlmcct
that purpose at the house ~ widow Sarah Ann Nofrn
in said Shccd the irst Tuesday In May atu August
N. Al at O'Clock T.. n. on cHch Of said ddNs
SENALL BRADLEY, CnWUis-
JOSEPH lSGALiS, silucrs.
sheffield Feb. a. lS5S 7l.76
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soLp AGNs.-Many ~ our czchaugas cop
,,d % tragiul notice from lhe Cleveland Tllm-
druirr OF the escape Of hyeua from hisogo
"a Padding, Ohio, bis subsequent discovery
30 % churahyarl whore be bad dug up fryc-
ul bodies and doyoured them, and finally
killing one o. tho men who went Ia pursuit
OF hIu ltwmel ont tobnu h0nN and tho
FlauRr1'a mahcs the following correction,
THAT SWTu fEgH Eyo,r ni
+atAr = isW pTrDls ocrHUti in oUf notice
uf lho escape OF thr hyrun To- lauldiup oDuu-
49,, ihr other evening. IN thr Gr.t place, Wr
urp reliably informed that podruhorg WHscuI
Killed hy Che monster, nor injured Indeed, 10
ull because thc monster ddeut get nIl ot
bis cage, and could not iharoi1Tp have done
h. We were aiFu Git..uiarnod about thc
monster belug u fauldAg 10 ull, llcisut
tlgy, NOW, uettf-va. Hirrr, end it r. firmly
bsfN irl, newer Wiz BE- again, Mr. Guuuug
isHf Wiutrrug his collection Of living Wild
animal In faUldHg ibis winter, Uud in fact
newer has wlniprcd them thcio during amy
previous winter, We MAY say, indeed, that
~ can't swear at fhis time chat Nv GluWg
hus nuy living Wild uuimals any where with
thu rNrppiou-pf these few slirht errors our
account of thr escape Of the hycun was strict
ly correct y slight testimonial OF our cs-
icem iur thr man who gave us the item iu the
Unt place, we hereby sulomuly promise o.
write his diving speech whom hr j. hanged, us
hr eventually WILDE, hCoul thr slightest
doubt riTri1ad WqiHd,0'r, 9h
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO1TCE.

THERON MEHb'S ESTATE,
WE, the subscribers, being appointed 10y the Probate
w Court the district Of EsScN Commissioners, To-
crvc examine and ADJUST all cnims nd dcmds Of all
persons against the estate Of Theron webb atr h lns-
burg IN Sad dStrict deceased Represented is"Nrt and
the term Of six months nom the ~ day ut February,
ls bcitg allowed by said rourt The creditors said
deccascd cAhimt aud prove their respective claims
viii attend to the duties Of our appointment
the dwelling house OF liegekinh Cun.aings n lunen.
burg In said district the rsi Saturdays Of April aud
next tim O'Clock ~ tho forenoon each o. said
days , JOHN VI HAhlSHORN, commits,
JOHN SPRINGER, ! sinners.
1870
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cOlJlJISSIONERS' NOYICE.

WE the Subscribers. being appointed hy the Probate
W Court the district u Caledonia Commissioners 60
receive examine aud adjust all Clln and demands " H
ersonS against the Daniel Moore late o Barnet
la said district deceased and the gaur ui thd deceased
cShIted In thereto. hereby give n,Ntc thHFsN
months nom 2sd day of February. a, - ISIS are al
nWrd r,r thccrpltors present their claims 10 said
Commit ssibnrrs f,r cAamnall and allowance. and that
NC viii nue for purpose ut the dive ng-huusr oi'
Nldow Susan Moore said Barnet the &th Mondays
OF March aud next nt O'Clock NJ ~ each OF said
days, '"' " AbboI,, =, l,..,....
HARVEY
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siGtf, Wasl fiaud', prcfs Table. .Ili 'trt
&c. h o., ui lee pIl7rs tLap cen trltilli 10 ilr
state ~ vermont
~ thDs Wishing 90 huy IWriirir rill tH1e 10
prr rrut. hY calling 10 u rfiri'tsuD1 lnWIiid
ht IUtlrr s fr,, 90 llailrad ttit. lt,tC ITr-
lItf AtfIFutr a. D. a GO.
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SAMUEL SILSBY's ESTATE.
iSI4TE or VERMONT.

EssrN Distrist,
In Probate Court holdennt tunSnhurF Within nnd for said
district. on the l5th uAy - February A, u, ISIS
XVI SiISRY executor the estate Of samuel SlshN
- late VI uneubug IN said district deceased makes APP
pvaan said extend the time heretofore allow
Ell him The debts due from ssd estate aud to render
administration account until some nrc DAY Where
upou ordered said court that said application be
heard the Prohac once IN Iuucnhurg Oh the 21d day
oT March A u 1855 and II Il further ordered, that
tcr be given all persons concerned by disqualification n
this order la the Calcdnnan printed at St Juhnsbuty
three weeks successfully before rAldhcnrng.
by the Court.
Attest, WIN CHANDLER. Judge of Probate.
A true copy of record. Hr56
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Farm Wanted.

Vull, subscriber n DESTROYS of hiring flr
trUH NJ five yrlra, lnr purrhaaiugl - Gm
with buildings Wd stock and innls upon the aamr
sufficient 90 lrrp Dnr 800 head ~ ratrn lm
Nlih'n icN mIIra ~ liailDld would be- Wrfrr-
Tfi. Ans who are drtirpus NJ dsposlnF III thrir
HfWs aNaHfTluH iHu above dr.pUpiiuu. via hud
purchaser hi addrcnlug q. GODDAND, Worrrs-
tee MAsHu giving nm description, tcdufyNr.
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Planned Clapboards,

SAWED from the round logySa superior article,
- for sale by 1lIBBARD & RICHARDS.
West Concord. Oct. |. lt07.
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50. Johnsbury Marble Works.
JAMER Do. CAMrINTLlI,

"
HAVING purchased thr interest 81 Mr..
i L brigham in iho ht J0hHabury Marble Wod 3
upuld a4y 90 the public that Doc Will continue Lu.-
ufE5 10 fhf Hid stand Wiffrrtr viii boo happy 10
muith 40 vino arc want ~ W0h boz his line. lhufC
about erecting Monument, pr hahf, win Gud
40 This rstatlfhmrnt designs copied from thc rich
artistic WORK ~ Mount Auburn gHd Greenwood
Cemeteries, a. also tho simple hla-nr made 90
nIdr-to suit thc peculiar tattc " Che purchaser,
MON T. " ~ TG,.
Grave Stones, Iloarths, Coutp Tadr and wash
stand Tons, Aifhe NE, manufactured ~ marble,
Granite Slate, Soap and Tree alour a. thrlorcsl
possible prices,
IRON FENCES,
For enclosing burial lDts, furnished az iho lowest
49,.
ln fdF1a0riUR ~ kCcp pur work On an equality
With ihr best rIiy Whrk--at much less prize
go trust go shall receive Tic liberal patronage ON
cFeUiDus merit
o. Work dcli,sFs4 IT. ti's is-irlr'rrrirt-' trvuF
frrr ~ charge, i4u
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Auctinneer.

TBNHE subscriber takes this opportunity Of in
Il forming his friends and tho public generally
that he has recently received the above appoint
mcnt. aud would be happy to receive any commits
sion in the Auction business, with which they may
see ijt 10 favor him. Residence and Post-Othcc,
East st. Johnsbury, Vt.
Aptf a. HARRINGTON.
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HARNESS STOCK & TbIYKIECF,

and IL pfCparcd o. mINfarluIc 90 biz 10 n vGk
in copprGidp with biz t.Irftt, 10 tr utrt
WnrAugulhr manner and rH tsafIfhIc tCWf,
and nom The Lfht D. afrTlsl Co. tc Mud iutlfutr-
Vet From rast lueosfs be tait'rs LiutDf utt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-27
SUCCESS oPBUCHAN's
Hungarian Balsam OF Life
The Gront EpgIiah Remedy for Colds,
ConEhs, Asthma, mud Consumption.

ConEhs, Asthma, mud Consumption.
JOYFUL tNTEitGFNtEl ANOTHER ttFE SAVED
AFTEH THE DOCTORS COULD DO 40 MORE
Bath, Me, Feb. -, lSi5.
DR. Bradtcc-Sir-I take pleasure in giving YOU
4 stut.mcnt Of tho beneficial effects Of Buchnn's
Hungarian Bnlsoi., on my daughter, who had
been for numdcr Of years afflicted with bad
Cough, Pain in the side. Raising Blood, and all
those pains and troubles which attend that msidi-
Gus disease, CONSUMPTION. | employed sew
cral distinguished physicians at great expense,
who. after numerous visits, and many experiments
finally decided that they could do no moro was
thcifad, iscd by friend TO try Ruchan's lIungari-
an Balsam ! did 50, and the result mas been
most astonishing. My daughter is entirely cured
and is now attending to her accustomed duties.
/ paid Two Hundred Dollars for Physicians and
Medicine. without any sort Of benefit, while Six
Dollars worth Of Hungarian Basam Ia. removed
the disease, restored the strength audi brought
on n healthy action. ] am gratefully yours.
1916 JOHN YOUNG.
'ra- sole Proprietor, DAVtD,F. BRADLEE, watertown
Mass whom all orders should he addressed Sold by
Druggists AL medicine dealers In town In the
United States and British Provinces.
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. SOMETHING FOR TIE FARMERS Capt w.
I. Pierce Of our village has been getting up
Roaping Machine this winter, and as it is
probably the first that has ever been in this
county, il Is an implement of curiosity At
least. 1t is n simple, easy working machine,
and the Captain says that good machine OF
this kind, with four horses, can cut twenty
acres of wheat per day. While Mt the West
Can't. Pierce had thctupcryision of the man
ufactory of the Bcloit Rcapcrs, and he says
thcy can be used as mowers in this county
Notwithstanding our hills, and that a man
with span of horses can cut and spread ten
acres OF lodged GLOVER in u day If these
mowers and reapers will work on our hills,
they will be great Improvement on the old
fashioned cradle and scythc.
w. II. NJ. HowARp.-Tho Burlington Free
Press of Feb. 20 has the following additional
particulars in regard to the former life ofthis
man;
This Howard, we understand to be the
man, who, under the name of lIaughton, cut
quite n dash in Burlington about five years
are. as many of oar citizens will remember.
lie represented himself TO be an Engishman
of rank and great fortune drove tandem
teams, was followed. by a handsome grey
hound. lived fast, and suddenly disappeared
leaving n number OF uuliquidatcd obligations
TO his landlord, several merchants and one
of the Banks. He was afterwards discovered
by his creditors at Bradford, where he had
married a woman of some property and cs-
tablishcd himself as a physician. lie was
fully identified and found it prudent to pay
principal and interest Since then he has
obtained nm unenNiable notoricty, in his as.
sumed profession.
THE CANKTR RASH we learn has proved
fatal in number Of eases, in this vicinity;
two children in North Fairfax died Of il last
week and others have occurred in Swanton
and lIighate.-St. AHous Messenger.
The Scarlet Fever, We are informed, is
quite prevalent in Franklin and adjoining
towns, and in stmc gases it hosTroyfd fatal
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Agents Wanted /

JnOaNOuNG and middIaaFrl men are
wv wanted who ull receive mr thrir seni-
urrs = w per month 7nd rNprufr1 paid, o. an a.
% Genital ~ T 900 - 90 rl4. Hud msks nom % 90
No per- d4y. ludrrd, some ~ our agents nov
engaged DO ilr LgaiUfrs ave- making iHire That
1000. Inr nauiruiars,a dlrr5sGODDAIUA Coz
Wnrrfstrr Allas, aHd enclose a'pnaiag0 stamp.
M0urt.f lrh.. ~. 1855. Ti-TT
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constantly ou hand, aud ~ ssir a. prices 30 ,,f-
respond With tie Times. Al ptr respectfully y
ritsd 90 call aud examine BE stock
j D. IAbTCIR, .
Shopopposire the rs.'uWp,ic liuu's, 81 Jors-
bury, VI ftf
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Sewing Machines.

TNHE GROVER & BAKER Family Sow
1 ing Machines are superior To all others. The
simplicity ofthcr struction, the facility ofthcir
use and the strength Of their work. strong
recommendations They are coming into very
general use and are greatly approved by the ladies
They are for sale hy C1tAMBERLIN& FLETClI-
Elt, st. Johnebury, at manufacturers prices.
Nov O.. 1887. 59u
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Caledonia County Academy,

- y y " = "
'INlE Spring Session Of / ! weeks will com,
i mrucr 600 luctd1N, March o.
W. j. HAhNAltD, 4. 49,, Principal
Miss VI, J., ttAUhr, prreeptrs.s
1hosc preparing ur College wiz here find asso
-ili-- 4.4 ~. l- I.llllllL Ai.l-l III 4lrau.ani
from those lost Boo tAc cutauplrurut ~ Greek
"f00tr and thr plstrusitirs NJ Latin Grammar,
q" 70 rIpss That enter College The ensuing Com
wrurcwcut Special facilities afforded those wish-
in9 90 attend 90 Music, French and Drawing,
T"iho", payable the brst week ofths tsunJ
Common English, $500
Higher " Gtrck or Latin, 400
MuHir, with use NJ IssuoF 900
IurIlllug, 200
French, 200
Oil Painting, zoo
Oriental Painting, 800
trcDnn Painting 200
lcnmauhhip, 90
rrachau, l,h. o. 1853, S2-75
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A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE Z OF
. PERSONAL PHOPEfTH,'

- u tiIur m De noe from ihr lwlEfr Court
the uHdnsurd Nlll srll ali AUG lHA pl Sat-
urdar March ~, lhl6 at ID n. lurf, a. 81, 20 ihr
chen lHr} occupied By the lsi0 bafi. bnndy ihe
faiinFI. TfIT0pfsiF -
slr.Fh. Wagon aHd l6urssrs Buffalo Robes 3
Three Waflhrs le6 end Bedding, and articles
VI Household iYrliurg onumgrnlH 90 mention.
NATHAN BIaDA, Adult
l3aiaarfdE2l, 1855. 1901
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Must Be Sold 1!

TllE balance of ihc largo HNk pI ltr-
rath fur -itty d'gs. DO lr l0.lr.IF rtai.} l''N-
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Nov Boot and shoo storo

AND SATISFACTORY!
rINilE undersigned having opeucd Boot aud
] Shoe Siure iu the village NJ Lower Water
ford, would rsprrfUlIN Eay 90 the CltilfHs n that
town and vicinity thpt be has ru hand good mud
wcll-scrcted ftock NJ boots, Shoe, and Rubbers
~ Rll kinds usually kept in Hny country store,
P,k, Particular attention given a. the manu-
arture ~ Gcuts talf and Thick Boots,
Repairing done with uratnrss aud Hptputch,
Also, fuirfatr Tea and Tobacco ur falr ch'ap,
Feb. /, 1909. Titf 4, TAYLOR,
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New Firm !

fI'IlE undersigu-d have forme' q rsflr,r,iip
fuT scrics ~ Ntars udG tlc stSlr n
M,GltEGON s JUblNlNf, and tnrrtICrthllv
prnouucr 90 all their Gicnds, ru'tur6fs, aud tLr
entire community, thHt tA'y uti continue he
mercantile hut.uCtstt the Ff.rd recently occupied
by Woodbury. 4 judc,ius, NhrTr Grrtt will Lr
sold upon. the most reasonable ttIuf, aud iu fv-
change for cash aud the Urulurts ~ tLC earth viii
See figured down ~ reduced prccs. and cutie rs
low a. can be purehassd elaeWhUc,
W. W. MtCWfGCN
7On HARVEY JIDENlNr,
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Knapp's Patent.
Good News to Cash BUYERS

FEillE subscribers, on and aftsr the hrst day Of
U January next, will sell thcr Goods FOR CASH,
and NJ lower prices thnn ever Sold for in this vi
cinity. Come and try us. We have IN hand n
large assortment, bought since the Railroad reach
cd u, aud can and will sell at the very lswsst
prices. 81.
Farmers, Mechanics and Ci,izsua 81 this and
the ncghborng Towns Whenever You are IN want
Of Goods of any Kind, just g{,p 1 call; Tor here
YOU will ind larger assortment than is usually
kept in country stores.
q. II. 81, NJ. WEEKS.
Landau Doc %. lSiZ
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HARNESS SE0P.

rHllE subscriber would return VIZ llarl 10
L the public who have 90 lrrHili Iturtutd
him the poet season, aud would rrU try Ntt hf
has 30 hsud good RthpftWu.t ~
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TT Mr.. Elijah Flctchcr,.a native of Yer
mont, but Journalist in Virginia for the past
twenty years. died last week near Amherst,
G. H., Va. He was formerly editor of the
Iynchburg Nirginion, -7ForeNcr
10 DR., l.. W. Adgatc has received the APP
pontmcnt of postmaster at this place, rice A..
VI. Dow cmoycd.-irasbrg NtutdGrd
FROM THE ALTAR TO THE GnAvr-NIar-
ricd, in Pantou, on tho evening Of the 10Th,
hy Elder Hodge, Mr.. William " hitc and Miss
Harriet Tupper, all OF Pauton.
Died, in panton. on the evening of the 22d,
of bleeding at the lungs, Mrs. Harriet
White, in the 22d year Of her ogc.--Se"i-
nel
FIRE IL EAST MoNTPELIER.-rhc dwelling
house of Mr. Norman French was consumed
by fire last Saturday, A. NJ. Fob. 18th. 1t
/, not known how the fire took, but pro baby
from the stoyc-pipo or chimney. Tbs Prlnci-
pal part of the house was cleared, but moth
ing was got out of the cellar and chambers.
MIR. French is a poor man and has wife and
three Gr four children. We learn that he
was insured, but we do not know how much.
-HpoSto'y
HONESTY REwNHpEp.--Reccntly, a Catho-
he Priest lost his wallet at Northicld, CO.'S
tanning about so. 1t was picked up by
Mr.. Lee, one of the mechanics in The Ma
chime Shop, and placed in the Rail Road Of
flee, from which twas promptly restored to its
owner The Priest made the finder pres
cnt of $40 for his honcsty-HposHo,y.
C-g John Mitchell, the Irish refugee is now
dcnouncing t,,e naturalization laws, in his pa
per in Tennessee. having undergone another
transformation of principle. He seems to
have been converted by a Niger he has
bought lately, it this story is true. II is told
that Mitchell said to his darAcy one day,
"Sambo, VIC are going to open the African
slave trade, and bring regular jet black, ivory
toothcd. Guinea niggcrs into this country.
What do YOU think of it," Sambo replied,
..Wcll massa, tink it would be n good ting,
and keep all desc low Irish out.
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Pianos Tuned.
CLOSE 1T OUT (!
" Joseph is yet alive"

TVNIlE subscribers being DESTROYS ~ dtlyepnoe
4 from the bondage Of debt, and ENJOYING the
freedom pertaining 90 those who lowe no mnn
ANYTHING" invite ALI those who are indebted 10
them by Sotc or Hook Account, To assist them in
the Accomplishment - that purpose, hy pas ing the
amount they owe ~ IN the month ~ Jauuatv neat
G.. II. 4 J. ", WEEKS,
LYNDON, Dec. 20, 1857. 6iU
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Drugs and Medicines.

TEllli subscriber has recently puichascd The
i Apotccary shop 1T Lyndon ouutd by Dr..
u, y, 1Ull, whore may Dc found aNll assortment
of Drugs aud Incidence, Vegetable, Mhua and
Patent, Also,
CHEWICiLS, STEGIC.tL INSgRV-
MENTS, FINCj dH1ICLES,
and in short everything kcptm like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with accuracy aud
dospatrh, Medicines, Surgical instruments and
Books Medical or Miscellaneous, not on hand
viii be- procured a. short notice,
q 2 Orders gratefully received and prompt, at
tended 20. L.D, CARPENTER.
Lyndon, June rs, 1857. aslf
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HAY and Wood.

4 QUANTITY ofFood Hay and dry Wood
~ fur falc by y, II, IL. l.,
S. Johnshury, Nov IS. COR
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~ Dr., Thomas VI. Footc editor OF the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, died ON Sat.
udly evening, after AN illness Of Ryc days.
lie Westminster to Vienna and Bogota under
the whig administrations of Tyls< and FIJI
more.
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Now Arrangement.
GOODS FOR MONEY !

nN and after February 18th, 1853, will
~ srll H"ad. fsr Cash sl4-.. ae receiving
WrrAly from Boston turh articles ss
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from Iowa. lie 10 young man, with n
young and beautiful wife and two young
children. lie was killed with double
baTeled shot gun, loaded with pistol balls,
the char, entering his leit breast Hs was
highly esteemed ia this neighborhood, and
his death will be avenged,
Patrick Ross was an lrishman, and he'd
been driven from his claim on the Little
Usage, by the same gang.
Mr.. Colpelzer was farmer from Pennsyl-
yania,
Michael Robinson, the same, from Iowa.
John +, Campbell a storekeoper from
Pennsylvania, He was young man, highly
esteemed, and had no family
The wounded are William Hairgroye and
his brother, Asa Hairgoye, formerly Of
Georgia. Also the Rev, Charles Head, q
Baptist preacher from Wisconsin, who moved
into that place a week ago, He was badly
wounded and crept into the woods and was
not found TIN morning Amos Hall and his
brother, Austin Hall, who was not hurt, but
fell from prudential reasons, Charles Snyder
was slightly hurt Ia the leg and hack,
The ruiiian band was led by Breekett, Of
Fort Scott, and accompanied by DR., llamil-
ton and Others Of that place, who have made
themselves notorious for two years past,
There we're twenty-five in all, and they we're
we'll acquainted with the men whom they
killed, excepting Sullwell, Eight Of them
lived In Kansas and seventeen IN Missouri,
Most Of these seventeen lived In and around
West Point.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-12
Lecompton.
June "a.

Col. Forney Of the Philadelphia Press has
accepts the issue Of the Buchanan democracy
TO make Lecomptonism test in the current
campaign in Pennsylvania -
"If the administration partizans would act
like rntioral beings they would Of course
withdraw their dead Lecompton from the
held, Tceking carriun ns IL is, that smells to
heaven. But they will not act as rational
beings The Lecompton issue is insisted
urop. So let il be. Pennsylvania is to be
made the battle-ground in October. She was
the battle-ground in 1896. The thenter is
the Rhme-ihe actors tho shme, aud the
principle the same. with the difference that
those who were elected to Office upon the
principle now stand forth full armed against
IL. These latter have many potent influences
on their side. a mass Of patronage held out
TO MAS Of cSnrctants a host of defenders
as Democrats are fair or false. But we have
great faith IN the result. The people nrc
aroused -puhlie-miad- is -GlleA-oitl,
lights the public hoart with Indignation. II
there was rupture in the strife of 1886, in
honestly supporting an honest creed, what
will Il he in 1858, when that same creed,
-baseir deserted,D imptorrE for rescue and
championship
Robert j. Walker says he will 20 to Kan
sHs and speak against the English bilif
necessary to secure its rejection His sccrc-
S'#''tDF7ssiiiii 'Ei=FpEi,tyTTvs ttTvFv
and his wife remains in the territory
Neither OF these gentlemen show any abate-
ment OF their hostility to the administration
and are apparently enlisted for the war.
Secretary Stanton saws the course of tho 20
puhlcans in voting for the Crittenden- Mont
Eomery bill was liberal and patriotic, T-4and
that tue administration, by its course in re-
gard to Kansas, has assumed the sectional
and indefensiblc ground, leaving the demo
cratic and true constitutional platform in the
possession of the anti-Lecompton democrats,
Americans and republicans"