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81 DIR. L. j. CEaPkay.-We would direct the
especial attention Of invalids to perusal Of DILL
Czapkays advertisement, to be found in another col
nmn Of this paper in order to place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reaen,
So much i'll has been inflicted on the human famly
from the pernicious and ignorant practices Of emPl
RIGS, that 1t seems as II were filling bOunden dny
to make known where iudcions relefcan be obtained
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the enec
Of sexual or private diseases or their Ill treatment
we cheerfully commend DR.. l.. ]. CZapkay as man
Of rare scientific and medical requirements, possess
ing all the requisites from bong experience and ae
knnwledged skill for the successful practice Of MS
profession. Having made sexual complaints on espe-
cia study like the celebrated Ricord Of Paris be 70
enabled to guarantee speedy and permanent cure N
all cases of private chronic diseases, whether the
effects Of cOntagion selfabuse loss Of Vity, ana
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves Of his advice free consultation by letter is open
to them The knowledge that we have Of the nuner'
ous cures he has effected some Of which Of long
Standing leads to place much faith in DR.. C,s EN-
cheney, and commend him to the confidence Of those
in i'll health.
Persons not wishing to lose time in corresponding
please enclose $40 in their letters, and they will ge'
immediate attention.
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D.,
San Francisco, CAL
, 1858-06-11

AGAIN SETTING IN.-The tide Of travel
via Of Columbia and Cowlitz rivers is again
setting in, adding materially to the popula-
tiOn of our Aourishing country. Since
Sunday evening last, miners have been ar
irving daily from Oregon, at the rate Of
from ten to fifteen per day. They are gen
orally composed of California miners, who
had been induced by the Oregon editorial
corps to adopt the DalleS route to the new
mines. The recent defeat Of Col. Steptoe
in that quarter will put positive reto on
travel by this route, for some time to come.
u is not safe.
From gentlemen just arrived from the
CoWltz Landing, we learn that large
train Of mules, numbering from 80 to 100,
viii reach here sometime tomorrow or Sun
day next. The place from which they will
make their departure for the mines is yet
unknown.
, 1858-06-11

LAID oUT.-Another new town has just
been laid out at Bellingham Bay, by
Messrs. RHoEDER 4 GIREIEiD, on the land
claim Of the former. Tits saia 20 possess
over SehOme and WhatcOm
which viii insure its rapid growth. 1t has
been named after the bay upon which it is
situated, with the atix Of CITY" Success
to her.
, 1858-06-11

loaded With lumber, for ports as fOllOws:-
Bark Dare, Capt. HoDGDoS, from Port
Townsend, for Valparaiso, June sth. Bark
NaARslkeag, Capt REED, from Seattle, for
San Francisco.
, 1858-06-11

CAMP MEErINe.-We are requested by
the Rev. ]. F. DEvoRE to state that camp
meeting will be commenced on Thursday
next, on Grand Mound prairie, in this coun-
ty, at the further or South crossing of Scat
ter creek.
, 1858-06-11
OnrNTY CONTENTION.

Delegates to the County Convention
should bear in mind that TOMORROW is the
day and one o'clock the hour, fixed upon
for the meeting of the county convention.
Every delegate appointed to attend the
same should be present in person, il posi-
BE.
, 1858-06-11

p9- At Ripley, Ohio, the proprietor Of
gambling saloon was recently converted,
and at his request a daily prayer meeting
was organized in his rooms, and is being
carried on with great animation. H
, 1858-06-11

B0- We are indebted to 7. M. REED,
Esq, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s agent at this
place, for late San Francisco papers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
Ia.licc. EIee,eh SOM. z. 1sss.

ST JoiINsnuRr.-John Bacon, ID. Nose,
| hittrcdgc, Thomas Spooncr, Ephraim Cham
berlin, Ezra Il. Gates, Beauman Butler A
G. Chadwick, l.. G. Matthews, David Chm
man, Ira Arlington.
WArEHfoRH.-L. S. Freeman, John Folcb
Willard hinnc, John Caswcll, f. A. Parks.
Alden Parker, +. r. Carpenter.
LYNDoN.--John McGaiey, Philip Goss. ].
I, G. Cunningham, SamI Bigclow, L. w.
Spoulding, Daniel Bowker, Wm. MoGaIey.
SurroN.-W. +. Rugglcs, David Powers.
Daniel Cross, iona. Richardson. j. Il. Gordon
y. 7. Taft, Joseph Bartlett.
SHIrnLp.-C. L. Ingalls,. Hiram Jenncss
Sncl Miles, Sam1 Willard, Joseph y. Otis
NEwAnK.-Albcrt DolloG Johnston Smith.
John A. Abbott, Lauren NJ Sleeper, Carlton
Cheney, David L. Johnson.
DANynLE-S aml r. Choatc, Andrew Me-
MILAN, Manning Morrill,, David Brown. ]. s.
IL. Weeks, Judkins Randall, Andrew J.. St-~-
bridge, VIM. j. Stanton, Stephen Stevens,
Seneca Ladd.
RiLGATE--John Bigelow, Claudius Som
crs, VIM. j. Henderson, VIM. J. Gibson.
James White, James DicEcy, Tho's Nelson
Jr.
PhclIAM.-Tho's Eastman, A. II. Lucas.
}. N." v. Choate, Benz. Kidder, james Davis.
ohm So, ucrs, Tho's G.. Clark.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
E,c"rsion.

On sept lsta company of about Gn,
young people, mostly singers from Pcacham
took an excursion on llancy's Pond in IN,
new sail boat, just completed, the "Ihing
Yankee The day was linc, and as tho boat
sailed along over the water, the surrounding
hills were made to echo with the notes of
praise and joy The boat is fine ono and
sails beautifully, and is capable Of carving
with perfect safety greater number than
were in her that day, She is well calculated
for parties Of pleasure, aud those wishing for
a "Sail will be we'll pleased with a ride in
her. The company were delighted with
their entertainment, and when thay separated
they gave the Captain vote of thanks for
his gontlcmanly treatment, aud three heart,
cheers for the "Flyiug Yankee c..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

" oiaims o. office. Their personal condition
md party s1rIra are made che basis of
"lhr demand"
Thus fnr Col. Brutou
The great principle coutended for - JET.
feuon, and which was tho distinguishing Is-
sue between the democratic and the federal
parties ~ his day, was the restriction Of pow
or IN tho hands Of the opposition
90 the tendency 20 O concentrated or monar-
chica. government under the name and form
NJ O Republic. The grand feature 10 the
democratic rule under Mr.. Duilianan is the
actual existence of that concentration NJ pat
rouage and power in the federal executive,
whio6 Jefferson deprecated
The principle, governing executive appoint
ments under the administrations Of Jefferson,
Jackson, and buchanan, Is thus indicated
JFrrfHsoN--"is he cpdLie- he honesf p"
JACgsos -"7 Ia He ricfors belopg hespoas,
BugAsAS--"CoHfribpfiou 10 The deciioH-
" ceriag Gmd, az remorai'Irom oHct"
Under the present democratic rule, Import,
ant offices aro filled by hungry applicants,
without tho proper qualifications for office
political pafiisans, eiai'airg appointments ON
the ground, simply, Of their partisan services
In elections, or Of thoir obscquious devotion
70 the viii Of the party,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

No H. Wtrcr w. Nelson v. Bryan Bart
'(dt, Trustee cf'Jom Bd,flsiL Ia this case,
the question was upon the liability or the
4 trustee. From the facts reported by the
commissioner, the court adjudgod the trustee
liable thereby reversing the decision of the
county court, The court held that the fol.
lowing expression Of the trustee amounted TO
a new Promise and took the case out ar the
state Of limitations ale did not deny but
what he owed John, but that he had charged
too much for that stuff"
Davis for plG G. c. * G. w. Cahoon for
trustee
No. Is. Udm5crim 1t Fletcher v. Cha,D,.
cog q. Drotn. The pills. sued the def upon
a debt of about $1,000, and attached his per.
sonal property, which profety was taken by
'thc officer and kept upon expense. The case
was entered at the December term of the
court 1897, during which term the plR. and
dett settled the suit and released the propcr-
ty from attachment, and agreed with the
def. to discontinue their suit. At the time
of the settlement the plG went to his counsel
and obtained from him the amount of cost as
he supposed which was all included in the
settlement, the pifs. paying a part of the
costs themselves. The Pills. III the settle
mont of the suit took two or three notes
signed by suretics, At the time Of the set
ment the Pills. did not know as the property
which had been attached had been kept upon
expense by the officer and nothing was then
said about the same. After this and during
he term of the court, the plGs asccrtained
~ the officer that he had paid out over sixty
lplIars for keeping the property, which
mount the def. refused to pay to the officer. I
he plfis. then notified def. that they should
roscc nte their suit for nominal damages and I
le costs of keeping the cattle, but did not I
Her to sure rdcr up the notes which they {
adj received in payment of their debt The Il
,unty court rendered Judgment FOR pitts to I
tovcr nominal damages and the costs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

CURIOUS CRNoLINE.-We have been
SHOWN "a section" of patent safety fuse, "a
nollG" cotton cord filled with pith of gun
skirt, into which it had been scwcd as sub
stItutc for crinoline. The skirt was found
among some paper rags, purchased by Mes.
srs. Morcy x Hand of this town, and the
iuse rs IN perfectly good condition, going of
when lighted in as lively a style as when us
ed IN blasting operations The. lady who
wore that skirt wasn't safe for moment
among the sparks, especially the more fiery
Eagie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

FINE Hons Es-Louis Napoleon has fancy
for America horses. He has now n span,
which was ent him from this country, which
in double nrncss can go a mile within three
11iuutrs.- y fCstrrJiEy AFTERNOON, three spirn-
did horsoS left this city by the Fall River
line, en- route for Paris. -'rhey sail from
New ! ark today; so that in few weeks
they will be munching oats in the Imperial
stables.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

y James G. Jurnrisun, nephew of rt-
PRESIDENT Pierce, cut his throat with a razor
ana died in Boston, on Thursday Exchange.
we really do not think there was sufficient
reason Tor the young man to cut his throat.
nc might have removed to foreign cGtlntry
where his relationship to cx-Presdcnt Picrc,
would never have been known.-Jouraai
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
LOCAL AND STATE.
New Advertisements.

New AUnngom Jewott, Head
Quaucr-S, JcvctL Wanted W. IT, Nor
ton and ~ Aver. New Fall and Winter
Goods, Jrvctt, Blacksmith stand ~
auction Parker Carr, The last public dun
Darling & Woodbury., Morgan. at nue.
ton A J, Congdon. Amoricn Watcbcs--
Appleton, Tracy s. Go, Carriage work-O,
Il, Chaplin s. Co, llcrdckh ruh lluiak
is Go, Village notices. Fancy Paints SO,
J C. bingham Legal notices,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
The Vniuc 81 Que Vote.

AT least two towns in this county walden
and Newark elected Republican representa-.
yves last Tuesday by ono majority. We
think no one will now say that his vote will
not affect the general result, because it is on.
ly oHc.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

Our annual election passed OF very quiet.
Is iu this town. Although Il Wng fine day
for harvesting, the farmer, seemed 10 be- out
pretty generally, Cob Merrill having repre-
tcntcd the town hut one year, common u,agr
would give him the office thi, year, There
was no caucus, but the result of the first bal
/, q y.,a,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
Biquor-H.nw SEoHccutfon.

The temperance men Of Coventry seem to
he enforcing the liquy.. Flaw with good de
grco OF vigor. We learn that Parker Gree
ley wac arraigncd on the 9th ult., before
John w. Muzzy, Esq, on a chnr,,re of drunk
enncss, and being convicted, was Sued So,
ond costs amounting TO about as much ipore.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
The Peoples Fair.

This fair will be held at Pcacham next
week on Friday the l7th of this month. We
learn that this society is ondearoring 60. have
a goo]l Fair this yeari and they undoubtedly
wild. q brass band is engaged for the .oeca-
sion, and &cfangSmcnts arc made for such as
may come % thctair from distance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

of Hau1n, isaiah iimrify ur Rssrr. and A.
II Watson ut lupsham. Al gave bond. A.,
their appearance a. heuc1t TORN, "a pg,
land liiHdsor JomHaL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

a SUCCESSFUL BooR.-We hear that Oh
third thousand Of "lmmerson not baptism.
by the Rev, John If. Bcckwith Of lusburgI
has just been put 10 press. The sale Of tgo
thousand copies In 30 short time az h,,
claPscd sinco the book was published 70 po,.
~ substantial testimony 10 iis merits.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

suAM fmEEsGRE rmzrA.-At the trial
in iiostou last week, lho fret prize of sjoo
was given 20 tho Philadelphia the second
$500, u the Lawrence the thid, s.o0. l..
the Elisha Smith Of Boston. There is ,rrs
surplus of $3.50, which may De given n. a.
guluity 20 tho New Era.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
The Src,urn-.

We arc under great obligation. to ficrds
all over the county, for the interest manifest.
ed IN giving us The return, in their scycrnl
towns al he earliest opportunity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
wen done, Vcrgcnur.,

This, the only city in tho State. elected
us Republican nominee. Miih-. D4,i., -it-r-
rates cast against him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

|, Says the Washington Lmon-thc nc.
knowlodged organ of the administration--"I
IA. ere is person in the public service who
% does not voluntarily contribute tho amount
! j" at least. Of two dollars and half wear ON
teach thousa nd dollars Of his SALARY to sup
port the cause IF the democracy, he should
g be dismissed at on, C, and his place filled by
" one who is patriotic ma liberal enough to
" double the contribution"
Col. Thomas II. Benton, i. = view OF the
tendency to n concentration OF p, 'Wer IN the
executive, uses the following language; "Ihe
exercise Of great patronage in the hano $ OF
" one man, has constant tendency to sui y
"the purity Of our institutions, and to cndan- /
eyer the liberties of the country. A jealousy
" Of power, md of the influence of patronage,
(Which must always accompany it's exercise.
." has ever been distinguished feature in tho
-" American character"
At later period in that statcsuan's life
he remarks as ToIlowss "Governmeni rras
instituted for the protection of individuals
not for their support. Office ,ca, 10 be
given upon qualifications to fill it--not up
con personal wants Of recipients. Proper
"persons were to be sought out and appoint
"cd, and importunate suppliants were not to
" beg themselves into an office which belong
cd to the public and was Only to be admin
" IStcrcd Tor the public good. Such icaS Lhs I
% theory ofhe government. Practice has re d
''vorsed it. Now Office is sought for support !
' and for the repair OF dilapidaled fortunes 5
" applicants obtrudc themselves and prefer Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

A NEw YuHK MoH--lhe Quanrf-
buildings on Staten Island, New YORK. ..-.
destroyed last week by mob. Tho ugr.
was very deliberately and thoroughly done.
and for the purpose, probably, Of compelling
the removal Of the Quarantine, The Sick i1-
mates were removed, Some Of the leader,
Of the mob are under arrest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
GrcntHcp1blicnn Gnin-.

1t will be noticed that, besides rlccling
their Representatives IN Danyillc, Walden,
Newark and Sutton, where dcmocrats were
a gain IN 81. Johnsbury, Barnet, Lyndon.
.Gfolon, Waterford and Sheffield.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
Celrbratiou in CotenlrI,


Tho citizens Of Coventry, Irasburgh, Derby
and other adjacent towns, assembled 20 the
number Of q thousand or more % Coventry
10 unite ~ lhe uniyenh jubilee on the LET
int, Hon, T. Cleveland presided, and j.
", Muzsey acted as marshal, 4 procession
escorted by the Coventry Artillery company
marched % tho Congregational church, where
addresses were made 10y TIM Rev, Ar Gray,
Hon, !, Parker and tAe Rev, rliny II, White,
The ladies Of Coventry provided at the
town hall free and abundant collation. Tor
tho whole crowd, Amer Oh tho exercises
were az an end, the Artillery company put
their cannon into active nae for about haitian
hour Everything went on pleasantly, and
% tho great satisfaction Of al concerned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
ITo

/ Tho weather has been very warm iar thr
lasl few days almost bot II is very favor
able for the ripeuiug crop, which now prom
Joe abundance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

MirfonoroGlCN~-D During the month u
August the average hcigh, Of thermometer
att T.. VI. was 2. - being the same an
the average Of the corresponding month "
last year. The wnrmcst day was the 18th.
Thermometer stood at r. VI. at 80 .
Coolest day wa, the eth, thermometer at :
\. NJ, stood at 80 o. Barometer highest on
the 18th ut0 =. VI, t2o.5s inches. Bmomc-
Ter lowest on the Goth at : 4. VI, 20l2
inchmnng NJ iugpo1.. ",ftSlcst fan Of
rain NJ our time was onthc night OF the lith
. 81 inches falling in II hours, There were
three thunder showers during the month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
Cbt Californian.
Sd. JohnsburE, sept. II, Ice.
BY O. H. STONE 4 90

o. Il win be the aim o ~ conductors NJ Tur
cNrnoHiAH 90 give the News in an attracli,,
form and in be season. a. mako au interesting
aud eie'ating Family iouWali 90 discuss public
affairs with Independence and ,iwrilyi and o.
reflect ihe common Nov Euglanf.fm hcntagainsr
me great Wrong ~ slavery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
Iyndon

|, rcdccming herself She did nobly at
the polls last Tuesday. On the first ballot
Tor representative the VOC stood
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
Tho Election.

a. F~ Hgv0at0ircI driai anil }i0ir
roir, rec Ucsf p0gc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
The Crop. Tbi"Es.

"Knowing Sam" was unayoilnbly crowded
out lasl weck We give him hruriug this'
Mn EpWoR Again scat myself 70 inform
sou of The state Of things u this section,
The oat crop viii be full an average, and
perhaps little more, Oh the farmers, goucr-
ally speaking, have not got more than half
done harvesting, During the last Of july
and the first Of August, corn seemed 20 re-
main stationary, but since thon, Il has been
growing 900 II 10 mako up for last time, aud
Il 10 uow generally thought that u we should
have eighteen or twenty warm and pleasant
days, corn would be- iil 60 hnryoat
The arrest Of those three thieves which
were spoken lbout 100 the Caiaiouim of Au-
gu,t lllh, ocGsioncd some considerable cN,
r.l,mcut f,r lhc time hut lhat has calmcd
down, and our hitherto quiet town has sunk
back into 81. former original tranquility,
--'-,-'.'.-' -,t-.- --' -i-rr-. tl,-,
$50 should have the hottest summer thi, srn-
sor that had over been known. / think
thcr prediction has not come 60 pass, June
was not % very warm month, for a summer
month. July has been called cold month,
but August Doe, been colder than either of ils
predecessors, the thermometer having aver
pecd as follows az o o'cloc, 4. NJ, 5s above,
oi Mo n above, AND ot o'clock T., Me- n
above, Daring the month Of August, We
have had 70 clear and pleasant days - dag
We md showers some part OF the days and 70
days 70 Wa, cloudy, Some ol the shower,
during the month have been heavy. Sis
days thc wind hls been South and % West
Respectfully yours,
kNOWlNG SAM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

eeHHtsrunprHrT.- solicit voluntary fsai-
"N"'safoHs from all parts u tAs county upon
matters N interest ~ Items " Nars, in par
ucular, viii be- thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

Well done Lyndon No town need now
despair Of throwing or the Democratic yoke.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

y. ~. IEIl ENGlLL s. CO., Boston and Nov
orb arc authorized ~ receive Advertisements
inf he 'alrdnnian in bnlh me above places.
D. ". MILES, lWrrrssor 60 v. 10. Paunrrl
hrn spaprr Advertising Agent, No, / hrDllay
Holding tuun street Nnstnn, o. authorized t0
receive al'cnisements IN ihis paper at thr sawe
fairt Ha required by 900,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11

No. 30. Thomas BdricH V. Horace Err
ans, Trustee If Moore, Cilcy, DC 10. The
question arising in this case was upon the IL
ability Of the trustee from whose disclosure
the following facts appeared The trustee
as sheriff attached the property Of Fife 4
Nddlcigh Of Burke to the value of $1,000. ON
writs in favor Of Moore, Cillcy, X Co., Joel
Fife and Danicl Bcckwith. The propcrty
was sold upon the writs under the provision
of the statute 10y directions of tho nil. in
those suits. The writ in this suit was served
upon the trustees after the above suits were
entered in court, but before Judgment was
rendered. After Judgment was rendered in
favor of the pin Moore Cillcy a Co. and be-
fore execution was issued, said Judgment was
sold and assigned to third persons, who mn
ncarcd as claimants in the suit; execution
was taken out and placed in the hands Of the
sheriff who demanded the property of Evans
attached upon said writs. He paid over a
'ort but retained in his hands the amount I
yoing to Moore, Cilley & Co. by reason of
nc trustee process, as he claimed. Tho
curt decided that the general property re-
aaircd in Fife & Ma,lleit;li till tir gnmn ha,i
zen sold and applied upon execution, and $
he sale OF the property upon the wits did ]
OF change the general right Of property. b
hat the claim was also contingent. dcpcn- .
cd upon the fact whether Moore, Cilley 4 e.