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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-09

Eg- Abou. the only person we ever heard
of that was not yet spoiled by being honised'
was Jew named Daniel.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-09
JACKSOG s. CLARK,

y pEMOVAL,-PAUL GRAFT, MANUFAC-
AZ turer and Wholesale Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Straw Goods, Hats and Caps, No. 683 North
Ihiri Street, between Arch and Cherry, Phila-
phis March 6. 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-09
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EOensburg, Johnstown
HEED s IEYER, Attorneys at Law

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Tue WosdsviIle Murder.

10 addition % the facts already made pub
lic concerning this sad affair, We learn that
the murderer had ia bis possession cousld-
erahir quantity Of arsenic, which be- doubtless
Intended % use, either fnr murder on suicide.
i s evident that H. deed wee rfrmrditutud
hut that he carried his plan into execution
.premaiurry lie seemed 10 have been some
time working himself up 60 o homIcda pitch
and then made use Of the fret weapon that
presented itself and hence lho dult knife.
The people Of Wells River and vicinity, al-
though shocked 90 the dreadful deed, do not
seem to he aslouished, as Wdyt has always
borne the worst reputation, Eud has more
than once threatened murder, lie Jealous,
Is regarded 40 frouudlcss, as also 10 the stale
mcnt that he Nas drunk az lhe time OF labor
lng under on attack Of aGorum lrgncns.
The unfortunate victim Of tho tragedy was
With child and perhaps 90 far advanced 40 o.
make il double murder The murderer is
cIosely eontutd loo the jail ~ lla,crh,I, nuI
expresses much fear o. 20 tho rasult Saws
lhAt be can prove be was both drunk and
crazy, II that will avail him anything.
NrH. Wright md thr reputation ~ being .l
exemplary woman, ever suffering with pa-
urncc and without complaint or muruurlur.
the bruIaltics and neglect of q drunken hu,.
band and striving TO takc care ~ hrr huI,
OF four smallchIllrcu, until she ha, fallen
victim 10 The passions Of the man who Of all
ulhrfs should have protected and rhrfI.4rd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Job Printing.

Ncw PrcNscS-New Typc-NcW Fixtures.
We tender our sincere thanks to our
friends and the public for their patronage in
the line Of Job Printing; and We are happy
70 TO announce that we have secured the ser
vices Of Mr.. IL. Garfield, an excellent Job
printer who has haiNgmpe experience in
some Of the best printing Offices in the .argc
cities Of New England and who is fully COM
potent to do the very best work called for in
this section Of country. With two new pow
err presses, card press, dry press, and one
ofBigelow's superior paper cutters, with new
and beautiful type, and other printing office
fixtures, we are enabled not only to do good
work, but to print large jobs with dispatch
and at low prices. We VIII give especial at.
teRtion 10 bronzed, colorcd and fancy print
ing, and we are confident we can give our
customers perfect satisfaction in this kind of
work. We trust our efforts to establish a
good job printing Office in northern Vermont
will be appreciated and sustained by gene
rous public.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Shocking Wife Murder ut woodsville

shocking wife-murder was pcrpetrated
at WoodsNille, y. H., opposite Well, River
last Friday. The particulars Of this most
atroeious deed have been kindly furnished
us by friend writing under date Of Nov. 90
and are as follows:
Crank Wright, who yesterday murdered
his wife, moved to Woods,ille from Bradford
this summer. He is about 30 years old. and
a shoemaker by trade. Yesterday he had
been drinking haie sAd only a lit9e. Abou,
O'Clock in the afternoon he came out of the
bedroom, (Where he had been lying down for
some three hours previously with n dull
butcher knife in his hand. He went into
the kitchen, where were his wife and tw1small
children her brother, named Geergcl Camp
bell, and Wrights' sister, a Mrs. gGeorre
Cameron. With an oath he orderedh his ais
ter 10 leave the house, and she went. into tb.
bedroom, for her bonnet and cloak. lie
next ordered Campbell to leave, and at IN,
Same time struck At his wife With the knife.
wounding her slightly. He then struck at
was frightened and WIS run
ming cut ofths door,--outting his coat some.
shat
lli' sister, BY this Tine. came oui Of the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

brdflom, end % enc passai Wright hsHrufs
90 Lrr Ellh she knife, eauUg through a.l hsr
clothing and souudiog boz slightly oa tle
back lie lhsh turned. upon bic wife and
struck her on ibs leil breast with the knife
and With % much furca 40 20 eul ~ Two ribs
s"d nearly ttide her assri
r Soon urighbou. .lamsi by Campbell and
hr.r Cameron, came and arrested Wright
vhoH they found upon lhe bed with aue
small child while smother stood iu % pool u
blood by he mothers dead body
Wright hos been committed 10 IIa,erhlll
Jail 10 ackuovledges both the deed and
lhs Attention Of committing IT, They bad
four small children"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
OnI Leller. Gom ID CarIlaI.

We give our reader this week rho ms
chapter u Letters from the Capilal Tor lh,
iessiou Of 1850, Win the close of tho Leg
i'alure our correspondent has very appro
pratrly given q lille sketch Of the promi
ueHt men who made up the body These
weekly Ierter have all besu very entertain.
Ing, aDd the Iast-for reaspns above men
uDucd-is the beet u lAe series.
We@re decidedly ayerse 10 personalities,
generally but men who consent 10 represent
constituency 100 stats Legislature, or iu
tfo halls Of Congress, give publicity 90 the'r
'As which lay them open 10 odl.oIsmi and o
newspaper writer sho feels obliged o. draw
everything "rusecolored" either Lerluse he
i' known personally % the members on for
irar Of hurting some buIys feelings, must
uconsar.I} write vishy.wpfhy leuen-yry
pleasant 90 those Boz H4iila, bmt decidedly
tame and flat 10 the general reader vs.
llhe Spectator" letters for thc's ourfpoLrn
uu'hNIHr.f, @. we'll %, Tor tho keen ob.cpa
tou and natural iaet manifested,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

SAD AccipENTs. We learn from the Lam
caster Republican, that IN Milan, last week.
Frank Hutchinson, lad some six or eight
years old, son Of the late Almon Hutchinson.
thrust his hand into the heater Of a thrcsh.
ing machine, which was operating IN the
barn Of Denis Brackets his arm was instant
ly torn from his body, and several severe
wounds inflicted on his head. lie died in
-forty-cight hours.
On the same day. slaughter Of Daniel
Abbott of Bethlehem, aged about seven
years, was playing in the mill of Sinclair a
McGregory of that town, when she run her
hand up the spout Of the corn cracker, not
knowing what it was. II was Immediately
seized by the machinery and drawn up, be-
ing mutilated in a terrible manner.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
IDanviIlc.

Mr.. Geo. Baxter, Of this place, has recent
~ caught four 'chte mice, with jlood-rea
eyes, Said animals, having iD,JiJed the spir-
It of Liberty (nothing moro) refused 10 live
in cap,iyity-Snd died Query Were tbey
not guilty Of treasoa2
Tire DaH,illc Debating Club met last Sat
urday evening, 20 organize for the Winter
After organizing the following resolution
was discussed, and decided, according 10 ~,
gument in the aiErmali,eI wzi Resolrs-g
That Capital Punishmcnl ought to be a66i,
ishsd Adjourned one week
MctsrA stoekeT aud Heath passed though
this place, Fr,day, with soms 6ff,en hnnd,,d
shsfp. Ihese gentleman must be doing a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

"nI" bua6ah W. slouli Judge nom dbl
number Of cattle and sheep lhs, have driven
through chic village, from che northwest, d4-
ring tho season.
Last Sabbath. lhe lao religious saslrlies
met a. lhe Congregational Church, ~ hear
Rev. 81 Steele, tha agent far the Vermont
bible hsciriy,-Who preached Two Interest
ing dIscouraes relating 10 the Bible and lho
recessily Of in distribution. Committees
vcre appointed IN different portions Of tbe
town % solicit contributions The couuibl-
lions last year amounted 90 SJ25J
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Gagged az Last.

Under che above bead i5e lIriulcboro Ilo
n's gives little history Of the tr.nl Of Dr.
Howard at Montpelier last week, together
with his former iir and practices. A portion
~ ibis history is well known TO our readers
boz thr following little anecdole Of Aia lufsi
cal skill is-GcV, We believe. aad mere aHg.-
iug t'nu oihcrT'yc Howard vas once tried
l.r NAL practice in the treatment Of frac
tlro Of The thigh bone, and such wa, bis IL.
n"ranec Of the iirsl principles % anatomy and
surgery that bis counsel dare not put him ON
thr Stand as witness ia his own casci and
the prosecution offered 70 abandon the suit
i Howard would take tie stand aud give q
scientific description ofthc thigh bone. This
highly advantageous offer was not accepted.
SUCH ia iNc ignorance Of the man 90 whom
many cul17Istcl ,h.ir health and lives.
~ 'he hearing uS-h.a case at Montpelier
week before last, Howard wa, not to be found
81 i'"t, bee having aed the state. The court
would not 90 ou with the hearing however.
unless bee should Dc pre,cn, at ,ho decision.
Towards eouscl gave pledge tina, be- should
Dee forthcoming. ia the fullest confidence tha,
The court would sus,aiv the exceptions taken.
Ga Saturday morning Howard drove into
Montpelier with a team Of great splcndor
lh's usual style Of cquippagel aud gave the
ho't,cr orders not TO put up lbs horIcs, a. he
had little bushes, al the court house. and
should return IN few minutes. Upon ar.
irving az tho court house. he took a seat
near ihe door the presiding Judge inquired
"' Hm counsel % the respondent Was present
'ad ~hcu answered ia the Affirmative. hc or.
lr.,a tHr-shcrid 20 arrest him. Howard
''uD,' @ mice aud and started for tho door
h1' tHc officers were too qucI, tor him. The
.9a,t ,lou ori.,rd che shcriiTto bring him
within iAc dock, where he received his sen.
,ner. is ail that be- was - rv much
h., sentence, as was also Nj.
.nuu''L Howard had relied upon the as,ur.
're' 90 h.s lawyer that Doc would bcacaast,.l
'na Dad ,aas come riIh, into ,hc-.lateh,s of
Hc Jaw. The wicked are taken In their own
.pg.ncs0
luc following :, supposed to be pretty.
correct though -'rtrt tti-trry u rt55 career 6T p
w H. W. Howard iur the five years past:
lic is "a native Of ireland and his real
lawe .' Drew At Thc,f1rd a. few wears
iuce he had TO pay $1,000 damages lar n
malpractice. Al bradford hcvas recognized
IN g man who, under m assumed name of
iouEhion had swiud,,d the Burlington b,uk
'ut 90 $1,000, which be paid to escape puu.
'hmcut lie was next arrested for rapetou
patient, the wife Of student Of Dartmouth
.!egc. The death of his victim let him out
! ihis scrape FOR the time, but her diving d,
latslon still hangs over him While M
bradford he attended man who died. and
hose widow he married, taking possession
! an her property which be got hold of; she
lcd last summer, hcarr-L+okcn. lie was
ext arrested on the charge for which he has /
cen convicted. At his house near Bradford }
acre died, last summer three Young women
The course of a few weeks, who had sought
is aid to hide their shame. t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
l}nrton.-Rail Road Itom,

We learn that the first two sections on the
extension of the Connecticut and Passumn,ie
Rivers Rail Road from Barton to Newport
are under contract to John H. Young. and
the work is now moving.
a correspondent writes Saying nothing of
the many excellent farms along Barton river.
the chief objects Of observation at the pres
eat time seem TO be horseearts, whcelbar
rows Irish shanties and clean little Irish
children The new population, saws the
writer, are qs yet very quiet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
LOCAL AND STATE.
Brief Locals.

bIAtl Locus.
Union and Primary Schools in this village
will commence next Monday.
In common with twcu,y-scycn States and
two territories, the good people of this Will
luge observed Gov. Halls innovation" last
Thursday. Services were held in the South
Church, where both Congregational societies
met conducted by Rev. w. W. Thayer.-
There was preaching at the Methodist church
by Rev. Mr.. Worthen, ths pastor. The dav
was beautiful, and its joys were enhanced by
very fine slcighiug. The December term Of
the County Court conycnes At TINS place next
Tucsday.-Ihe sltighing continues good. and
the weather ditto; but the drol.,h is quite
seycre-sucams are very low, and spring.
aud wells ioNer.-Se,crJ articles prepared
lqr ihn-papcr are necessarily deferred 10 next
week, among which is our account Of the Ia
stItute al West Concord Sec new advertise
monts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Croton. Suicide.

Nc John Page Of Groton committed u.-
eide on the 81 ult, by cutting DIS throat
n.'ha mlor lIc WasNa man respected IA
all Who knew him, ard q consistent professor
OF religion Cor several years, twas remark.
rd that 10 bis dc'oioas 100 h.s family. thc
morning preceding bis death, chat be proved
"'i" ot7-"7i frrvrUdN making particular
mentioned each member IT, was m.s.rl
early 100 the morning, and 600 tho afternoon
l'' dead body was found upon the bay iu Of,
barn WHAT led % the commission OF the
i7''i d'ad is unknown. iowa, about thirty
}'at' " 'ge, aud leaves wife and thfr.
children,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

amendment Df sn lr HfFfntri $500. ta
rHNlul "aH art altering lHr HHuar uf r.r
hlH pualus tHrrHH mentioned aud caUfrI
wung them hfrsarl4a % euau Other
PERSONS
1apv Mnn Wheeler Ac.
Relating fo tlo laying out aui disseminating
of hghRsys boo uunTRagllel towns.
TO .DcDP rate ihe suuon Curt hand
che hrm pf l-A Iiailbauks
10 Incorporate tha Rutland county park.
Altering lhe EaWes Of certain persons thorp-
il mentioned,
Relating 20 lhc town Of Montpelier and East
Montpelier
10 pas h.'ss q. iwt, Ac.
Laying q taA uu lAr town of Lowell
Providing Tor district schools ll certain ca-
trs,
10 establish tbc line between tLc towns Of
Addison and Npyhr,dgt
lu addition 90 ch 81 O., relating 20 the col
lection nf taxes,
Ia alteration ~ n.aai relating 60 the judie.-
uytpAasel Sew II, 1926.
ln addition 90 au acl entitled "au aCt iu rrit-
ton 90 lhc location Dt school huusrs,' APP
proved Nov ~, 1861,
Constituting Sarah Amslloy hei-allnw Of
Samuel ". Davis.
An acl % amend h @ Us G. B., rfating 10 the
support and removal VI paupera end lLo
relief Of the insane poor
An ael making provision for the support Of
government
Providing additional compensation 20 the
fcyepl newspapers boz th.s state fur pub
fishing the mileage Of the members OF thc
general assembly
Joint resolution relative TO the diagram ofv
ths state house.
IN amendment ofs II di lies
Providing Tor publishing md distributing of
, the report Of 'he geological survey Of che
state,
Altering the time Of holding the December
term Of The Windsor county court.
Providing for the lubiug Of dispositions 10 be-
usrd without THE state,
IN addition 90 b . ch ilucG
Establishing salaries Of Judges and rcgsipn
Of probate,
To incorporate the ST. Johusbury nqucducr
company
To incorporate the Mansfield hotel COMPANY.
Ia addition 10 uet 10 incorporate Rutland
academy.
Relating 90 plank ruFts.
Providing for 9 room loo the capitol lor tue
VI historical society
Incorporating ,hc Darlington insurance com
pluE
Relating 20 tbo militia,
In amendment Of cb lscA rotating to insane.
persona
Joint resolution relating - the time of Oh,
lubuI'on OF the laws Of thc present sg,.
sion,
Joint resolution relative to bc srscuro'
arms
To pay lhr SwamY co,l machine company
lra J.. Harrington.
I'rmplnF certain prap'r! from attachment /
aud execution,
Relating 90 lho collection az iaAts
Restoring Russell j, Briggs, lucius Halo.
tom Geo, klburu, Charles Clemens and
Lorenzo D. partition TO their legal pr,yilcF
rs,
To pay Joseph +. Andrews /
Robert Guuuisuu,
a" George ", Bailey, Jr
IN relation 90 the compensation Of hands en-.
poycd on the state huusc.
In relation to iusolNcnt savings banks.
In relation To- cuHstihg on ghWuys.
For the relief OIL, l aud Joseph Weeks
Pate library.
Relating 70 process
the sale Of poisonous medicines.
malicious injuries.
Providing Tor the distribution Of grammar
school funds iWUr,clus county.
10 amend ch 10 b, relating 10 public &C
counts. ca.
For the protection Of fruits and Juit trees.
tIhe above list We designed TO have per.
ect but IN the hurry burly OF the closing of
he session IN the very early morning, vr
Inspect iiTrTc>>are- come errors aud omis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Meteorological.

During the month Of November the ave.
rage temperature at +, NJ. was 4O3 C "a
warmer than the corresponding month las,
year The warmest day was the 5th--ther.
mome'ef CO At z. nj, and the cold,rt
day was the 2Yth--therm0meter 10 degrees
at A. VI.
Rain fell on seven different DAYS, mud
snow on nine different days. measuring IN all
10 inches. Amount Of rain and melted st.ev
IA gauge 3. Sd iHches There was quite good
sleighing during the month, after the pod
on very small capital however. Tor at Inc
close Of the month W. bud only about ak
ihohas cf snow Vn . lstsL -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

o. The editor the Bellows Falls Times
cannot "acquiesce' in Gov. Halls "innoya-
ton" in appointing thanksgiving at the same
time it was observed in other States, but
gets out a burlesque proclamation, and pro-
poses to have a Thanksgiving "ou his own
hook" on Thursday Of this week. We wish
him much JOY and think there is not much
danger Of his being thankful too much on too
often. The editor Of the Windsor journal
proposes to take roa5l turkey ald plum, pod
ding with him on that day ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
L1ndo9.-Thnt Town Hall Itcm,-2dnl,
nnd Lastly.


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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
10 nusincs, aud Professional Men.

We SHAH commence next week Busia,a
b"rciorg upon the frat column n our first
page, Cards Of three lircs will be- kept
standing 10 thi' conspicuous place Tor g. O
year fihy cents will bee charged Tor each
additional line. Cards TO appear with the
ii't next werkmusl be handed Ia before Moi
day
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
THE CALEDONIAN
st. Johnsbury, Dec. 8, 1859.
BY C. NJ. STONE 4 co.

ConHlroNulSor.-Wc solicit voluntary COM.
nw"cdAo1s from Al part of the country upon
matters Of interest o. Items u N,icI, in par.
-tieuar, viii DC thankfully received.
~ All communications, must hc accompanied
!.-..l- Ii
al a voucher for their rcuu,ucuoss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

months aHd eleven days old, which weighed
1924 Ibs The breed vas half Suffolk pod
holt native. 10 is supposed, considering abe
ESQ and breed, that the above is hafd 60
beat