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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-05

~ regard MT EDDY - one Of the moa capable Apd

~ regard Mr. Eddy the rnoai sapahe and ,ue
cessf practitioners with whom have had oelsinter-
Course. 49,
CHAs. MASON. Commissioner OF Patents
Il have hesitation IN assuring inventors that they
cannot employ competent and trustworthv
aud more capable putting their applcaonsn fn, 10
tor them carry and favorable confederation Of
the Patent Onirr.,
EDMUND BURKE" Late Commissioner Of PAtenta
"Bostpn. February = iSAs
~. n II vddy haspade Tor me THtRrEEN appllcailon.
On all hut ON or which patents have bc0n granted nd
that one 10 pending. Such nnnlstat attic proof Of
talent ability his leads recon NJ end
all Inventors u applv1o him 20 their nstppia
h~v bs ~ having the flhn attpnfLn he.
slowed on tht eatss and utvery ress'Hnnte rhsruHs
HORN FAGGARr.''
I'm resi- 20 func i7th iRSs tho grhscriis-
~ afhl- lsFgn praeiCa. Ice rufacftd AL
pAications. RtNrkkN APPEATS. EvEnY ONE pf vrhieh
wss decided hhbfAvor, ~ thc comsssioser Pste,,ts
Mrft FnftT
Boston January $50 n-b
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
X, II. EnBY, Solicitor Of PATENTS.
Late gent fths Z. s. Patent once under


the Act Of 1851
70 STAFF ST, orFoatrI SHAY a., uosrcN
Amer an extensive practice OF upwards twenty years
continues To Paentsin the United slatrs also IN
Great britain France and other foreign countries Ga.
scats sp.cineaons Assgnncnts and all PapcrBo Draw.
lhFa " Patents executed liberal terms aud dis.
pateh hrecarches made Into American FOreig On works
IT, dotermine tho validity utluty OF Patents Inven-
uoneAnd legal other advice rendered Ia ali matters
touching The same Copies " the claims ot any Patent
At W aHhiugtnn.
THIS Agency y not only the hrEeatin New England bul
through inyDr0rr have advantage securing
'resceraininsthc patentabty of
I'd by,tf not mm"asuraby superior 10, any which
0nered them olhewhere The testimonials below Givsu
that none " Nom SuCCrasruL PArrST or.
than the Nubecfiherl aud ~ ruu nrst
ADVANTAGES AntLirT he would add tha he
haahbundant reason 10 believe AMI prog no m
Of once o. VI. AUD are the charges for Professional
moderate The Immense practice Of the auhscrber
during twenty years has enabled him acrmuatn
vastocetion mspecnca tos aud onicia
60 patents These bealdcS his extensive library O: eEa
and meranicA weeks aud ilaccouptS OF ErAnst
In the United states and Europe render him able beyond
question. 20 onet superior fscies obtaining patents
Aneceny Ola lonrnsyto Washington, 10 proeuts pa
ventorG.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-05

SHAMEFUL EXTRvAGANCE. 49, Jenkins"
writes to the Tribune from Washington that
a Mrs. P of New York. the wife of a
linseed-oil manufacturer, wore to the Napier
ball diamonds valued Mt 100000. and lace
worth $1,000. Her heavy tiara aud neck
lace were wholly composed Of diamonds and
her hreastplate was OF diamond learcs. She
stood "kneee .deep"-Jenkinss elegant cx.
pression-in old chench laco-,an Italian
fabric of exceeding delicacy, the secret of the
manufacture of which has long been lost.
1t fell over blue silk from her knees to her
feet, and also in graceful folds over her bo-
som. The iuJiy Eat during the whole of the
evening by window opening from q side
room into the dancing halls, in a position
where the light could fall Iavornhly upon her
opulcnee. But she did not dare to enter the
crowd, for fear that the lace might he injued.
or the diamonds ravished from her person.
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FOR S AL E ,

4 FINE cottage residence on St,Johu sbury plain
~ VI, situated on Main street about ten min
utcs walk from Messrs. Fairbanks scale works
and depot. Is convenient for man doing bu sincss
on the Plain at Paddock's Village Ii Is a
lies, has 70 good rooms two cellars and out build
ings, well Of good water with a chain pump and
cistern Of soft water
The barn was htted up two years ago in good
order for sta6ling horses, and new carriage
house built at the same time. There is one acre
Of cXcsllcnt hand and the choicest Of fruit that
grows In unrthern Vermont
p. s. The village people have built one oftheir
large cistcrns opposite the place this fall which is
very convenient in case Of fire.
The owner having len town is anxions to sell,
and will sell at a bargain.
For further particulars enquire OF Russell Hal
lett near the promises.
l5I CHARLES sHA THICK
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FRToHrFUL ADvENTuRE.-On Monday nf-
ternoon, while the steamer Star OF the West
was slowly working her engines before start
ing for California, one OF the passengers acct
denially fell overheard as he was walking the
plank. The water, hich was flowing outward.
carried him under the mo~ing puddle-whcel,
which heinstnctiveiy took hold upon, and with
40 hrm grasp that he was dashed through the
water and lifted cut again upon the other
side, and by almost miracle he was carried
up TO the top of the whecl-houso where he
vas promptly reseued through the tran door
by one OF the ships hands. The passenger
was thoroughly soaked, though entirely I'M
injured. The bewildered man immediately
stepped upon the dock, and In answer to the
Captains earnest solicitations TO Come on
board quick" ii he was going to California.
he eoolly said, Il guess won't go on this
trip" The steamer departed with his bag
gage on board, leaving him behind, with sui
hoient time to consider the various phases of
his adventure. T. Tribune.
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60 We have great faith in AIN. Gold aud
| silver are very we'll in thrir place bot tin is
an institution. Golden weddings and silver
weddings are always interesting epodhs, hut
Tin weddings sometimes outriyal both. So
| thought q select party Of boon friends-about
| thirty gentlemen and ndIcs--Whu, on Friday
evening, surprised Nh James T. Russell, the
county register Of deeds, and bis lady, at the
Union lloahei i biting their l2th wedding
anniversary, The surprise was perfect, es-
/ pcclally 30, wbeH, NUh admirable dignity aud
| grace, one ui the party "oime down with the
| tina bouncing Tray full, including a com
! plete Tin tea service, Of unique pattern aud
substantial finish, An elegant writing desk
! beautifully inlaid with pearl, was also added
az further testimonial 10 Mrs. Russell, The
/ jdi-d'esprd which signalized the presenta-
| ton, together with the interesting asaocn-
tons connected with the occasion, afforded
rare enjoyment not soon 10 be forgotten.
| The evenings congratulations derived addi
tionul pleasure over most magnificent bnn-
| quot provided by mine Host OF The Union,
which would have honored the pulmiesl days
! OF "tncle jerry" Add tho participants H.
nally separated With enthusiastic nppfecla7
| ton Of the value Of lin 10 general and the
delights Of tin weddings Ia parlieular.-Spr,
\ Rap.
! t-R~ The Messrs. Pettengi g. Co., widely
and iayorably known 10 the Press as Adyer-
Using Agents, pay handsome compliment
10 Mr.. Everett, aud TO Mr.. Bonner Of the
n, Y. Ledger and announce a generous con-
tribution To the Mt Vernon fund, In the fol-
lowing graceful letter, which We copy from
the Boston Atlas;
INV YoRK, Feb 81, 1850.
Hon. EdWard Everett! Dear Sir.-We
have With pleasure observed your devotion
to the noble cause Of resouing from neglect
and denpidntion the tomb oi the great man
who sacrificed 40 much 10 secure the liberties
of our country, IL Is, we think, a stigma
! upon our national government that this work
haA devoyed wholly upon the lal ora ofindi-
,iduals but Il would be still greater dis.
grace II the prtriotio women, who hsVe been
80 nobly seconded by yourself, should fail in
their endeavors 10 raise the necessary funds
10 purchase Mount Vernon.
Feeling a desire 10 have hand in this
good. work, We accordingly enclose YOU our
check for five hundred dollars $4,000. We
may perhaps remark in this connection that
the example Of the proprietor Of the New
York Ledger who has during twelve months
paroniEed the press, through our Advertis-
! ing Agency, 10 the amount Of over one hun
dIed thousand dollars has some weight in
inducing us to offer this contribution.
Hoping that il will stimulate others besides
ourselves, believe US to be-
Very truly yours,
S, NJ. PETrENOlLL 6 co.
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GOOD hfaVy moIhhtff 20 cts ptT EHT,
winter lamp oil 90 "
and other goods IN proportion.
A large lot ~ Ready made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Croekery and Glass wHre
Yankee Notlons, Sc, 40 which we will sell Al a
small advanes from cost.
Az q TT q NJ
EVERY AATUHDAY AFTERNOON
Ladies' are respectfully invited TO Aitehd.
27-32 II. A. QUIMDY.
Lyndon Centre. March ., 1850.
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GENERAL, AGENTS.
PIANO FoHTE
WA RE- ROOM |!

THE subscriber will hereafter keeps full
assortment ~ Pianos, In the building nofil
II the Telegraph Office Main ST.. ~. Johnsbur,
The attention ofrurehasrrS Ia particularly la
Viied 90 these
INSTRUMENTS
ts they are IN every cass made expressly Tor m,
~ ChickeTing sons, being subjected % the mot
,gid examination by an eminent Pianist IN Doc
ton. none are sent here except those ~ a very an
,criof quality Sold In all eases At the very iau
80 prices, c, II. CLARKE.
10 isf
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Reduction Of Prices.
H. A. DUMMY

WHISTLES 10 close out his stock Of goods
w before the 10th of April neat " make room
for spring ooodsr Aad will sell until that time
~ the following pfices
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEr-Feb 70
A. mArteiiooo hrri Cas ~ stores. 90 pairs work
lnE uAcn, 40 Cows and Calves NV sheep and iabs aud
o. same
Prices ~ ncefENtra. sSoaa AS nrst quality a. s3
Nn1 sirff'l 'lu, as a Fiitu. thIfd do. So
WORKING Oprt-- Nome.
Nil,l, Cows Ssirs M ~ q a9i commenced isa 90
Veal taiNrH-Sa az - 20 80 500 each,
Nfnufa-A pnfifiiE= 49, Two old al, a 4.
Three YEAR, uld, aaIi
sheep aud LsWl 81 Is ssa EAtra. 1CNNOQ 800 40 CO.
SWlur-fat liurs uc retail tl pvr %.
Hides l2ase per TO- fvits ,au.a 10 Calftkins
"a q Dec, ptr DO.
TallDN ~ &c per 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-05
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OVersssr Of Poor--George S. Boyss.
Constable-Abram Army.
Auditors-George n. Dale, John II. Boyca
AFRO Burton,
Town Agent--Wm. HTlIartshorp.
Trustee Of Surplus Fund.-. II. Webb.
Superintendent Of Common Schools--G.
n. Dale,
Town Grand Juror-Dayid Kent IT,, NJ
p Rogers,
Vote for County Commissioner--
i. X. Follnnsby 30
II, II, Dewey %
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To Farmers and Gardeners I

TuB STHSgWtnguS OFFFH POR sAtHGsono u Al.
hELs OF ruFiR NEW AND IMPROVED
Il & II ID IG IL II II II 4
..... or rnE
Lodi Manufacturing Company,
MANUFACTURED nom the nirht sot of New Yort cit
" IN lots ~ su Purchasers TITS article greatly inpfuN
% Nhn the latt thrr has teen IN tho market TOT
rEhtFcn Ncafs aud stin denss conprton. uianufe
fu Com and harden NeHetattea being cHEArra, soar
rovtHfuL than oturu, ADD ~ the sane time THet
ntsaoHttAHtr op0a. Two barrels IS wotthl MI
A.. l.ii it tifif.i. -.
lhur, wl g. QlErr, - faster. ~
,cn earrf and Niu bring Frstt crop poor ground
ttan other Fertilizer and " Asa peveutiVeuf to-
cut worm aso Il ducs not JIr the seed 10 be pu eOn
tact with H.
The l. " Co point 10 their long standing reputation.
and thu AfHe capital ttnmul Invested IN thsr business
that the article they make alta aWAya h
81 such quality % command ready sale
Pncc 81 s. bauel tor aus quantlty tH barrels
Pamphlet containing "vcrY Information. WIN be
drrsf H. GNtFFtNG hhO'SA co. 81
Agricultural wafshouss, o. Cortland -, New Iotk.
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Newark.

Edward Matiockg 10
HoNoR TO WHOM HoNoR rs DuR.-We
nre grutihed 10 learn, that our townsmnu, ].
). Adams, Esq, Secretary Of the Board of
Education is winning golden opinions
throughout the State, for his untiring lnbors
IN the course Of Education, and the sincere
and able manner IN which he is dscharging
his official duties. We learn from the ciii.
gems OF neighboring towns, that his advent
among them and the cenr and earnest man,
ner In which he urges the importance of an
improved system ui education, il awakening
an interest on tile suffice, never before frlt,
and which must inevitably result IN great
good burlington SeatmeL
SERIOUS AccIpENr-On SATURDAY, last, n
Frcnchman named John b. Chulou, in getting
OF u platform car, while in motion, near the
freight depot slipped ON the ice, aud fell un.
der the car, receiving q severe wound, having
strip OF flesh torn from iliv arm, hrtwrrr
the wrist and the elbow, and was otherwise
severely bruised, but no bones were broken
Lieut.. g.. T. CoDger was fortunately near
enough TO seize hold Of him, and save him
from terrible death Drs. Stevens and Hor-
ace y, Hall were in attendance and dressed
his wounds, and he appears to be doing we'll
st Adams Messenger.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT Martin FLANAGAN.
NkNN - nfHlot Nv VIC tUlVlpN OF MI Law
TVHre Barnes, at tlat Z iaResf- AesAasie,s Shan
got his hand caught in the revolving knives
of q planning machine, Yesterday The belt
had been thrown off and the machine was IN
motion only by its own momentum but
before it stopped, the arm had been drawn
in above the elbow. The injured member
was umputatcd by Dr. Carpenter and we UNI
derstanG that the lad is quite comfortable to.
day burlington Free Press
WNDHAM CoUNTY.-William Bartlett, Of
Brattleboro, has been fined $40 and costs for
stealing wood from suudry persons in that
llagc.--Charlcs, son of DR.. w. II. Rock
well, superintendent Of the Brmtleboro In
sane Asylum. has received an appointment to
cadetship at West Poiut--lhe Rev Mr..
Bradford has received dismissal from the
pnstorate of the congregational church in
Grafton, at the hands of a mutual council
There has beer quite division of opinion
among the members Of his society for some
time. So says the MGHiJ Chester John.
son, of Wardsboro, died very suddenly in.
that town on the llth instant IA re-or-
ganization Of the Windham County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company took place at Fay
etteville on the 18th instanL--The barn
of Rev. Loren lhayer OF Wndhnm Cen
tire, was burned last week, with all its con-
tents, of five cows, a valuable horse, hay, car.
riages, farming tools, Sc.
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LaU5LN,S
Food for the Sick.

SUCH As
A RROW ROOT. Sage Tapiooa, Broms.
IA FAraA. COCOA, Corn Starch. and Gels,ine,
for sale AZ BINGHAM'S
81. Johnsbury, Feb %. 20tf
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WaterfsTd.
observation-disclosures May
Town Clerk. s. Freeman.
Select men-J. w. Hastings, C., Chamber.
In, T.. A, Parks.
Treasurer--L, S, Freeman.
Oyerseer Of Poore-Abel Goss.
Is, Coustablc--L -. Hill
I'd Constable-C, G, Goas.
Lsten-A. Moulton, s, richardson, VIII
lard Kline.
Auditors-John Feloh, J. A, Gould, Den
mis- May,
Fence Viewers-Select-men
Grand Juror-Joseph lde.
Town Agent-John Felrh,
Trustee Of Surplus Fund--A, H. Ross.
Superintendent Of Common Sehools-T
A. Cutler,
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WbroIbch.
Moderntor-r J. Cree.
Town 'Clerk-Wiliam Chase.
Selrct-men-W. Is. Jones, Samuel Nelson
franklin Davis.
Treasurer-T. j. Cree.
Overseer Of oor-Ilenry Hoffman.
LIST Constablc-R. NJ. Hubbard
Listers-ChaJles Weleh, Charles Rogers Jr
George Gilin 3D.
Town AGENT, j. Cree.
Superintendent Of Common Schools-B
NJ X. Nelson.
Vote for County Commisfioner-
John Morse "a
Edward Mnttoeks 23
J. &. Iibbiis @
George Heath 8
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-05

~ In the city one half of a Young lady =
hours are spent in the rocking chair roifh
the body halC suspcn1ei by The eiJotrs and
The muscles cftte back entirely rela4ed The
necessary consequence is a crooked spine, a
sssab back, a high pair of shoulders, md on
awkward manner Of carrying the head, and
we may add an abominably clumsy and hea-
W gait. We haveno need to urge ladies TO
beware Of a habit which ia destructive both
Of health ard beauty.
IT. The balloon which is being construct
ed for the purpose Of crossing the Atlantic,
will probably he completed by the first Of
May The first trial trip will be made from
Chicago during the latter part Of that month,
and it is designad to cross the lakes and trav-
eli thousand miles over the continent Yer
ily, the world moves
~ An exprcssman in California was
chased by eight wolves on the goth of Janu-
CRY he dropped his letter bag, ran to pine
stump, and set 1t on fire the wolves tore up
the mail bag, Ote the expressman's dinner,
then being frightened by the blaze Of the pine
wood, ran away
t-g7 The Emperor of Cochin China was so
alarmed at tho comet that he fastened him
self in tower With poison and a cord, in or
der to put an end to his exstance in the
event Of its causing any disaster.
~ When old Capt Brown of Kansas
heard of the Presidents instructions to Gov.
Medary to offer two hundred and fifty dol
L. e L. 4
sued proclamation offering two dollars
and fhy cents reward for Mr.. Duchanans
head.
~ Alum and common salt, pulverized
and mixed in equal quantities, and put into
the affected tooth with a piece of wet cotton
to cause the particles TO adhere, will cure the
loothache in few minutes.
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BEAUTIES or WAR. -" Miserable man :"
said an officer who was passing by a grave
digger the evening oi(er the battle Of Corun-
m, "why, you have just tumbled in u man
who still breathcd r. "Oh, SIR replied the
gravc-digger, 4" II is easy to see that you are
not accustomed to it as am. If we're to
stop to listen to them, there would never he
one Of them dead :"
~ Buchanan's administration is Tyler
lied. With numerical democratic majority
in Congress, it is unable TO pass a single
measure without Republican votes.
w Mr. Caldwell, one Of the state senators
OF Virginia. aud twice Mayor of Wheeling.
the other day delivered at the court house in
that city a very strong speech in favor of
free labor-the first speech of The kind ever
delivered in that city. The audience was
large and the sensation considereble.
A PosFEs--- no. proper fet- yea-to
play at school, my dear, to-day, for it's Sun
day" "Iknow Il, mother" replied the little
pussj but us Sunday school In' playing"
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medical Notice.

The neat regular meeting n tho Caledonia
County Medical Association vii BE- held 81 o.
q. 4 FROST, bocr7aTy,
D. Johnshnry. Feh. d. 1853. 1-2I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

WALL STREET Tuesday, Feb. IS, 1859
The amount Of specie that will be shipped in the Asia
TO morrow will, informed be over 5000 Ooo and
on Saturday small amount will also 20 forward on the
New York steamer for Southampton in all about
sl.l00000
The supply Of money among private bankers liberal
but not SO with the banks The former varousy chare-
ing I've to per for call oans and the latter nvar
ably seven The Trust Companies charge six per cent
Old five per cent loans not disturbed lenders think
ing best not prematurey 10 disturb them but the ten
deney Is in that direction.
There considerable business transacted in sterling
bills and in francs for omorrows steamer the former at
1898 per cent for bankers bills. Some houses have since
advanced their rates to lo9s<, having evidently sold all
they wished The British Bank of North America and
Morgan Sons, asked I0eX. Other parties the same
yesterday. There very few commercial bills offer.
ing few were sold at lO9H 1o9H. Francs sold
as yesterday, at 5.12K a 5.1b-Mcssrs. NJ. Morgan a
Sons allowing quarter Of per cent of 5l2l per dol.
lar instead Of <-being a small decline.
The forging Of $4,000 sterling colonial Barbados bills,
announced in the Halifax telegraph this morning, has
casoned great deal OF conversation. No house at pre-
cent willing to own being the sufferers The bills. how
ever, appear To have been distributed among many New
York exchange houses all Of whom bought them from an
irresponsible party. The bills are well known, having
refused to buy them unless endorsed by some good New
York house is doubted by come whether they were
forgeries, as Barbados bank bills very peculiar in
character, and mostly come here through New Haven
The discount brokers and houses still are ready pur-
chasers Of good business paper per cent but the
banks only take paper from their customers at full era
rates. Long dates and single range from per
cent
The subTreasury payments were large to-day, amount
ing 10 million Of dollars. S5ooooo were sent TO
New Orleans and $780, TO Boston, although exchange
with Boston liz in favor of New York. The customs re-
oeps only s5s Co., and receipts account of the
loan se2ss5. There have been recent arri
walls Of Ships the wind being unfavorabIs which accounts
for the light duties received In the last few days The
disbursements this week will, we learn, yet be heavy.
The system Of banking in this State, under peculiar
ard conflicting laws, has been subject TO few or lim
tons The governing principles being the individual views