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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

70 The cold and drcary winter has come
at last Tuesday il showed, Wednesday il
blowed, and Thursday morning the mercury
was 10 degrees beloF zero, and cutting
northwest wind-at ~ VI. the mercury was
NJ below, and wind firm,
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40 We canno, rsian from cang lhe attention u enf
readers a. advertisements lu this days paper ~ tg
Hair Restorative" ~ Ffof %. wood 90 ,oi h iDus
u viii M that b. has numerous Ttnfatsa nom per
~ the highest character % The pTlta ~ his
tive frum positive tuu~ irTr nis1 enabled a. sai
mat " q ~ eNtf} scusr what u pfHhsrs g. be- and DO
not hesitate o. pfnnnunce " TIE nneHt preparation fuf tho
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HruuYt W. have ~ threatened kaidusns and
restore a. The head ~ original prnaiYn ~ natural and
Fnasy hair, and whom thr latter has boon pfrmAtufr
hsta Win FAy And Zen the latter haa oc premature
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fulufa ~ youth and health The distng pffirtY
this ~ might truy say miraculous RrsnratlNo IL that
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hel wore ~ youth. lhus acuna To- sifst compliance with
We Fuea Ithr uat ami greatest " all toilet Atrfaha-
tufe NO one Who has used ~ VIII hrsitatr unite with
W. ln ms testimony o. its peculiar murt-lCsytnston
ta.l Peoples Friend.
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Breakers Ahead |

To The friends Of humanity: BE not deceived
tcuh false Runners, bm cali and see for
yourselves
NNE the undersigned are still At work Mt
w Pcachnm, Water street. so called, about n
milo south okPcAcham Corner, where we nro pre-
pared 10 do al Kinds Of Blacksmithing with neat
nrss and despatch Carriage SPRING. 81 all de-
scriptions made To order and warranted, or sale
The public patronage is solicited Those in want
of a pleasure Buggy arc invited 10 give us n call
before purchasing elsewhere. Carriages made to
order HApRIs LYNDs.
7O-74s JAMES GILL.
n. BAH persons indebted 10 tho subscribers
will please call and settle. LHNDS GILL
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Families Ashes IN Ashes IN stoves stoves
aud brick hours har's IN and aud
houses or iron cellars pipes pipes
visited. vessels A sheds. unsafe ord 4

At a meeting of the Board of Fire Wardens
held at the st. Johnsbury House, Jan. Odd, it
was voted that all those houses where at their
first visit the Wardcns found ashes slowed in
barrels or wooden boxes, either in sheds or
cellars, should be again visited, and the fol-
lowing printed notice left with each Of the
several families occupying the same:
"You are hereby notified that it is the or
der of the Fire Wardcns Of the Village of st.
Johnsbury, that all 4 shes in or about your
premises, in wooden vessels, be removed from
the same within the space of ten days, in nc
cordance with the Village Bye-Laws in de-
fault Of which the penalty IN regard to the
same will be enforced. D. WILEY, Clerk.
Jan %, 1853"
The Wnrdens have visited, by Commit
tee, all the citizens belonging 10 The Village,
and find their condition as follows;
The cisterns on Railroad Street and on
Summeir,s Street, the cistern near Mr.. F.
Bingham's and the one near Trescotts Stable
are all full of water. The cistern on Main
Street, near the Court House, is about two
thirds full, while the one near the Post Office
is broken, and of course useless.
In company with the Stewards of Engine
Companies No. l. 2 and 3, we have visited
their several Fire Engihes, and believe them
to be in good working order, and ready for
any emergency which may call them into use,
with the exception of No ?, which we think
should he better supplied with hose.
GRO. A. MERRILL,
Chairman Of Board Of Fire WadenS.
81 JobpsbIry. Feb. /, 1855. .
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Mn EDITOR As we are all interested in
the passing affairs Of the day, allow me "
say in behalf the late musical entertainment
at West Concord, under the supervision u
Mr., u. H. hy, that il was Of that high and
valuable character not only 10 selection of
the music but In the splendid execution Of
the same, that il loudly speaks in praise "
itself u an who have had the pleasure Of lat
ening 20 H. and IN very truth may say that
not without richly earned merit hns Il won
many laurols " commentator for himself
aud the troupe associated with him and
must Say that should It beyour privilege 20
entertain this Company in your mldst, all
who do not improve the rare opportunity Of
iercd them will deny themselves Of greater
luxury than " Belteshazzar's Feast" q,
PnaoSAL--s, u, Colby Esq, ofyt has
been admitted rs an Attorney and Counsellor
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
q, II, Plat, formerly Editor and proprietor
Of the Hrattleboro Republican, Is nov assooi-
ated with Col, Townsley In the management
Of the "Townsoy House." recently opened Ia
st. Louis, Mo, by Calvin Townslcy & Co,
The house is youched for By the ST. Louis pa
pers as one OF the very best Ia the Great West
-" The extensive rake aud handle factory
os l., VI. larbcll, In Mcchanicsyillc, W..
was, says a correspondent Of the Journal, de-
airoycd by fire on the Sd inst, together with
alnrge stock oigoods and two dcwlling houses.
The loss Of the Messrs, Tarbcll was upwards
Of 10000 with no insurance,
~ William Carey, an Insane person Of
Gill, Mass, escaped from the Lunatie Asylum
at liraiicboro, w., in November last, and has
not yet been recovered. lie Is 80 years Of
age, rather tall, light complexion, and rather
idioue,
LOOK Our-Ihe omissary who bombardcd
Washington ill he succeeded in turning out
a mail agent on the route from this place 10
ST. JohnsbuIy to make room for a yearling
democrat has commenced another scigc for
a similar purpose Il lis said hc has gone to
Washington, and the postmastcrs in this
county are 10 take pretty general sitting
Heiiors F.alh Times,
Fm-Thc tanncy building belonging to
$, L. Billings Esq Al Rockingham, was
totally destroyed by fire on Monday evening
Loss, about 5000 Insured for 5000. The
origin Of the fire is a mystery, as there had
been none in the building since 3 o'clock on
Saturday previous Times,
~ Sixteen hundred rides, Oaeking forty
lock0 were manufactured at the Armory in
Windsor, during the month Of January last
About one hundred and twenty men are em-
ploycd at this establishment 2 aud things
move like clock work under the supcrintend-
cnce Of Col. smith Windsor journal
HiayY CdTLE.---A. NJ. Clark Of this town
weighed last week, a full blood Durham
llcifcr that reached 1913 pounds. and one
pair Of full blood Durham ycarlng steers,
that weighed 2l75 pounds II any farmer IN
Franklin County, or in Vermont, can make
a better showing, he nst, not be backward
in ictting IL be known.-9L Al6dRs Mtsscn-
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cAMBnrpGr cArrLEMAnKEr-rebs

At market 73 Cattle COZ Bceves and I2i sturol con
ssting u WORKING Oxen Cows and Calves, YcArlngs.
Two and Three Year, Old
Priccs-Markct Huct-Extra including nothing but tho
best large fat sa-d Oxen 200 a7hO per ~ N
including nothing hut the best, large lat staf tONrn
& Is GT3i ID quality, including the best oxen
the best stacd Cows and the best Npaa old scrrs
IS - 6.5Oi 81 quality, sSOO, ordinary, si,6O,
Harrolpg Caffeine quotations.
Storcs-WurkinR oxen, nom 800 10 lg6. Cows and
Calves from SIS o. ~ a Ga. NCarlngs, sl7 ~. Two
years old s22 a 49, Three years old, gs5 50.
sheep aud iambs-lSOl at market. Prices In lots 81 30
LIS, 80; Extra and selections ), SIS, SEQ a4ls
Swins-52O at market Prices live weight, lsc per
ID dressed. - a q sac per 10.
Hides Ice q lhi Tapw, n i.9c per lb Pclts
81 lOOc each Cali skins. . Ia loo.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

SUDDEN DEtn,-ioracc Twins Of Bcrk-
shire, died very suddenly at the st, Albans
Hotel, on Friday morning last. lie COM
planned Of being somewhat indiapasod aa the
day previous, but went TO the cars the next
morning. where he was taken much worse,
was assisted to the hotel near by, where he
died II very fcw minutes. His disease was
supposed to be that Of the heart. His age
was about fifty ycars,-SL iiJans Messenger.
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An OUTAGE~vlt would seem that inc
dark ages of intempgrancc are not entirely
passed by, even in this County, as it would
appear from the following, which comes to us
from a most reliable source and although
we would gladly believe that such revolving
scenes are not of frequent occurrence in our
vicinity, still we have no room for even doubt
IN regard TO this sad affair. A brute named
Bail, who lives in Newark, obtained two gal
IONS of rum from the licensed agent, Mr..
kimbnll, on the plea that his wifc's approach
ing confinement rendered its use necessary.
With this liquor Ball got drunk, and in fit
cd frenzy quarrcllcd with his wife because she
had not prepared supper in season to suit
him. knocked her down, seized her 10y the
throat and nearly choked her 10 death. AZ
ter he had nearly strangled her, he kicked
her repeatedly upon her limbs and person.
Surh an outrage is brutal md revolving I'M
der any circumstances, but becomes doubly
so in this instance from the situation Of Mrs,
Ball. We hope the inisercant will receive
the punishment be so richly merits.
ARREST or w. II. NJ. HowARD.-Consid-
cradle excitement has been existing among
rhc people of Orange and Caledonia Counties
during the past week on account of the man
whoat present bears the name standing at
the head of this article The facts so far as
we have them from reliable sources, are
these On Friday, Jan. 20, young woman
from Sutton, by the name Of Olive Ashc, died
at the establishment of this Howard-who
styles himself Doctor and Processes great
skill-under circumstances which led her
friends (cousins) in Bradford TO believe that
her death had been caused by Howard in pro-
curing an abortion. The more the case was
investigated the stronger grew the cicum-
stantial evidence that the suspicious were
well founded Upon the representations and
solicitations of the leading citizens of Brad
ford, the States Attorney Of Orange Co., c.
c. Dewey, Esq. with an officer Of the town
OF Bradford, after having arrested Howard,
proceeded TO Sutton with view of procuring
post norton examination of the body of
Mas Ashe, which, at the time Of their arrival
in Sutton had been inferred some two days.
The civil authorities of she town ordered the (
body to be disiptorred and coroner's inquest
was held upon ii by one of the Justices Of the
town, after post norton examination by
DR.. G. 7. Frost of ST. Johnsbury, DR.. Bliss
Of Bradford, and DIR. Carpenter of Sutton.
The examination revealed unmistak eable evil |
denees that death was. caused by violence !
used In procuring the abortion. Before the
examination of Howard, information was
brought from Sthnstcad that the body Of a
Miss Young Of stonstead, who had died at /
Towards house in Bradford, on the 9th of
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srAGu I1our


ST JOIlNSBURN AND LANCASTER.
A STAGE leaves ht Jchnsbury cn 1uctday -
~ IhWsdays aud thiUIdhy o., ut $50 4, NJ, phs-
ling through l-1ht Do, Juhushuy, Wet COurotd,
Concord Garner and luutnhurg and aUisiHE o.
Lancaster in Rthtrn a. lhtsTseCt With thrbuUhfTu,
train ~ cars a. northumberland Irrtont snil *
% Colcbr0uk or Island Pond cen mach ncf des-
unaton ihr same day ly thib route,
ltlTr nNtNG, leaves Lancaster on MondEyF,
Wedncfdays and Fridays az 10 A. NJ, aud pacing
through The abuYe-unuitd towns, CONNECTS AZ ~.
Johnshuy with Stages fnt Dauyillc, Montpelier
aud CWfttbury, mud with Carr aud Stages f0f Sn-
don, Iaftun and htauhtChd.
Stage Book uilbc Kept ~ thc Poet Office ~
~, JdhufbuB, On Whifh persons cen lrANF theiT
orders 4. " HASTINGS co.
81. Johnsbury, Jan, 90 ltfH CgH
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Fob. 4

At mArke9O1 Beet Cattle lbO stores 600 pairs ING
Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves, 1000 sheep aud lambs aud
42S swine.
Prices of BDcf-ENtra 5000 500 nrst quality A. 90
100 second do 81 go third do $500, Ordinary l75
Working Oxen sales noticed.
Mich eows-salcs at so q common do. si9 20
Veal Calycs-Salcs at SS,OO, a5O a 400 each.
SroREs-IeaIlngs, sl7 49, Two years old, so 49,
Three years old. 81 80
sheep and Lambs-sl.5 90 rs; Extra slOonG
Observation-Disclosures, I2c per Ibi rcNi u fat -hogs,
l-2C.
Hides i-2c per lb Pclts lOCci Calfkins loe
RomarksOwiug tn the small number OF Cattle at mar
ket to-day advance Of about per lba obtained
and sales quick a the above quotations Sheep and
LAmbg sell better Swine lower.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13
Phillips Academy.

I'VE spnug Term viii oommehee Tuesday,
March I'd, and continue glrIun Wcchs, under
charge ~
=, .. DUHAAT. A. NJ, Principal,
with al ngrrrrHTy Assistants,
Tuiunu, --sHfnr a. heretofore, and, in all rnHgs,
lprotRFlrd illnrss rNrcptedil changed fHf tlf
form unless special agreement h made 90 thc
contrary,
Particular attention viii boz gltcn IN th0st
branches which are required Ny lsW iu ihc cam
mon school.
Misa MAHY i. HpWAHp, Teacher ~ the Piano,
IeHus-iwith use ~ lnsifumrnt,i go CO.
Drawing and Painting az the usual prices,
Private Glasses taught in French lby the PTin-
cipAll on reasonable terms,
~ School Books furnished cheap, butHo credit
will be- given,
For board OF Rooms apply 10
JAS, 8. bUKAET
DAn,illo. Feb. 2, 1858, MA
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Notice.

TINHE Corpontors ~ the Passumpsic Savings
Bank, are hereby nothcd 90 meet ia annual
meeting AZ the 81, Johnsbury House. la st. Johns
bury, ON tho second "wednesday ~ March, A. u.
1883, At one o'clock In the afternoon, Tor the pur-
pos" ~ choosing an necessary Ohccrs for the year
ensuing, and 90 do any other busiy-Tf r-Cpcr 10
be- done at said meeting,
ASA l.. FRENCH, sccrcbry.
Feb. o, 1853. 72.71
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DEATHS.

BuHNrrT-ln ST. JohnsbuD. Feb, Z, Roslin A.
infant daughter Of James aud Mary l., burnett,
aged months.and 5 days.
PIfucu=~1h Lowell, Mass. Jan, y, ~ cousump-
ton. Henry 4, Pierce. aged -. son 81 John r.
and Nancy Pierce, formerly u Danyilic.
GoopTSov0n-ln rcNoham, Jan, 81, Mr. Levi
Goodcnough, aged 80,
HINNAN-!n Newbuy. Feb. |, Mrs Martha r
Human, widow 81 the late Rev. CLARK 4. Hin.
man, and daughter u Hon, Timothy Morse,
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SYArE ~ FERM0NT


HoRACEU PALNERs ESTArE
10 fNintr Court, holden ut luurUNirE Wlthlu and Or
tAlh uHtlti the hth uAb 90 irnruHfNt A. ~. l1AA.
('hAl Nttl null nhuluHtfatHr 600 titg estate he
y ~ Palmer atH ut D1u,ufI Boz said dair,t dr,rats
makes Application Co. aat court 10 extend the tiuo hereto
bore allow "a him o. pay tho debts hur iuu sAd rsiato apd
tu render hlH ulula account uUtll Hfur future dhN
Whtrruuu, 70 o. utdrfvd bf .4i that sald appu
ton to heard 40 tg Probate once 10 iuutubufg on
ith dat of March 4 u is7 audi is further ufdrrk
notice De- gwen o. all puf.ns concerned by ths guicat
" this order ln tho taruuiau. printed 90 81 JuhtnufT'
three verts -ue,cssi',iy, bciofs said hearing
Attrst, WV CHANDLER. Judge q Probate
A true Cop ~ Record.
MA Attest. J. W iiAHTAltOhN, REGISTER.
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New Firm /!

FHNllE undersigned have formed q paribcrthir
iur series ~ years uudsT the stylc ~
MoGHLGOR 4 JlDElIAE, aud de- respectfully
announce 10 all their friends, eustomeTs and the
entire community, that they will continue the
mercantile buslnc.s AZ the stand recently occupied
by Woodbury. Judr'inc, 'shcrc Goods will be
sold upon the most reasonable terms. aud In ~,
change ~ cash and he products ~ the earth 40
bc figured down AZ reduced prices. aud quito az
low 40 can be- purchased elsewhere.
" ", Ne GRFGOR,
% 7Ou HARVEY JtDENINE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

A SlGN.-Wc have always been little in
crcdulous heretofore when we have read in
the newspapers of strange epitaphs, and lu-
dicrous supcrscriptons on letters, but being
dS~Gn on Staten Island the other day, and
ecciDl the following sign on the roof Of
Sfnall building, we are now prepared to be-
leye almost anything a..
J.o.UALLAREN& .REIRpoN.
HORSE sHEwING.& LEIGuT.wAGGIN.M MAKER
To The board Of Trustees cf the TiRage Of
81. Johnsbuvy: .'
In behalf Of and by order OF the Fire War
dens, beg leave TO submit the following
statement, as the result of duties apportioncd
to the several Wurdens immediately upon
their election:
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N0THCIr.

The annual meeting Of the Essex County Tenn.
FerAaes S"e1st, MI be-held ~ The Town House
in Lunenburg, on Tuesday. the 23d instaiN, al 10
o'clock. A. NJ.
~ Let the friends Of temperance attend one
and all The meeting viii be addressed hy sever
al speakers. CHARLES CHASE, Rec, See.
West Concord. Feb, sth. 1858. 72ITa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

Sinks, Wash Stands, Dress Tables, Light Stands,
&c. &C., at less prices than can be bought In the
State OF Vermont.
All thos, wishing to buy Furniture will save 10
per cent by calling ut the Store formerly occupied
by Butler 4 Co., on Railroad street, before pur-
chasing elsewhere. A. @. CHADWICK,
Llif A ahirnrc of IL 4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

~ a London paper suggests that the Gel.
cbratcd Mr.. Sturgeon be engaged to preach
to the Lcviathan, as he has had greater prnc-
tice than any one of the present day in "mo-
Ning masses"
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January, bad been examined by the physi-
clans Of Stanstcad, who were satisfied that
her death was also caused IN the same man
ner 40 that Of Miss Ashe, Other evidence
also ooToborated their opinion, On Tues
day morning ~ this week Howard vas
brought before Justice Woodward Of Brad
ford tor examination, lie, however, waived
examination, and the only question made by
bis counsel waa as % the amount Of bail that
would be required, The aforesaid Justice,
taking into fu consideration the magnitude
Of the crime charged, considered the enormous
sum Of 5000, sufficient bail in each ease, This
was readily furnished by raga-mufin crew
Of admirers Of Howard, some seyenty-Gye Of
whom affixed their names 10 his bonds, This
man Is now nt large ready 10 continue his
practices upon any who may commit them
selves % his fa,der mcrcies, We we're great
ly surprised that Justice could be found IN
q State considered as law abiding as II Ncr-
mont who should have 40 low an estimate Of
the crime Of man-slaughtor as to consider
5000 sufficient bail 10 bripg man 10 trial
charged with that offence, Such decisions
seem 10 IA 10 offer premium 20 crime and
70 make our laws like dead letter upon the
Statute Book
MuMcA~-We invite attention TO the ad,
yerlisoment In our paper Of the Normal Mu-
sic Glass, This music school Ia likely TO be-
come a permanent institution among US We
are most happy TO know that the efforts Of
Mr. and Mrs, Clarke are received with uni
yersal favor The superiority Of their meth
cd Is acknowledged by all. Parents design
ing to give their children a musical educa-
ton cannot do better than to place them un-
der Mr., Clarke's instruction,
METEoRoLoGlCtL,-Th month Of January
1893, has been the mildcst Of any for quite q
number Of years, The Thermometer has ay-
craged Cat T., NJ - 3-lths degrees. II
was the lowest on the 9Th at Q T., NJ, when il
was 10 degrees below zero and the highest
on the ith, at Z, NJ, when il was 90 de
grecs above, The Barometer was the high
est nt 4, Mon the ODD, when il indicated
1928 iuchosi and lowest on the ith, at T..
NJ, indicated $3.50 inches, Snow fell on
eleven different days, measuring in all eleven
inches, Rain fl on five different days. a.
mount Of rain and melted snow in gauge,
III iucheG, =.
DuUGE No. DisnASpED-We learn
that Fire Co. No. have disbauded with q
view to rc-organi1e under more favorable
regulations, Dcluge should no; be without
It's full complement Of men for a single day.
DIETER LATE THAN SEyrR, Mr. J. II. /.
Richardson sends us the amount Of sugar
made in Sutton last Spring. It was seventy
two thousand eight hundred and ten pounds,
Districts No, 8, 3 and s, made 1870 lbs
JOS Richardson, Stephen Eastman Jr Ca
lcb Aldrich, iona. richardson, iona. East
man, made 1890 los, What town beats
Sutton
DEATHS ~ 'SurroN ~ ls57-Thc same
gentleman sends ms the bill Of mortality in
his town the past year The whole number
az 1,.ti,s has bpYu