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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Dondly w eapons.

II is probable that the Young man who re-
GENTLY stabbed aud kiled Mr. McKcen of
Burlington, had no intention Of killing any
one when he went out that evening but. ~
We learn, he had been in the habit of having
much to do Nth dirk knives. revol,crs. sc,
for several months past. The tendency of
this course of conduct. and of thinking much
about dirkng aud shooting our fellows, j.
bad aud dangerous. lie had got up in his
heart u sort OF mania tor blood. Tie must
dirk or shoot somcbodvl Probably. reading
~ much about the Sickles tragedy had no
good effect on him. lie had an niIroy prc,i.
Gus to this. with some one, and had broken
his dirk in the fight. Then he prepared
revolver, and was frequently talking about
using il. Then he was luunging about
grocery Drinking and PLAYING baEn,elle until
after midnight--says he md drinkcd lager
beer five or six times in Faiths grug.shnp.
Probably it was dashed with whiskey or rum
IL WINS after midnight On Sunday morning
when all honest. respectable people were NJ
home or at their boarding places and nhed,
that this bloody ailnir occurred, which has
dcprivedd young >wiic---lelt with her twin ba-
hes only few days old--of Il husband, and
her children ola father - Montpelier Reposi-
fO1y.
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Personal and Political

Since the reaull Of Ihs Virginia election
has been made known, lhe democratic lead
ers have begun 90 propose senator filzpal-
rick " Alabama, as lhe Charleston nominee
The South demands lhe candidate.
l. 10 asserted thai lhe American Minister
at Rome thinks il not Improbable dat the
Pope may be compelled ~ take refuge in the
United States during the EaroRean war
Rosa, the beloved daughHr Of Charles
Mackay, died IT Naples on the 20lh ~ Feh.
Il 70 said lhat shs vas QUE Of tho loyeiest
nod uost accomplished girls In England,
thoroughly cduented, dns iuguisr an eK-
qu.sils musician, and Of che nreFt personal
beauty 4 ~ months ego she leit home,
accompanied by her mother, o. realize the
dream Of her liie--a Winter iu Italy. iIspch-
Ing Naples. che died n gasrie fever, after o
Tow days Illness, u lhe age Of 10.
The Cincinnati Commcroialrsys that Rich
nrl Cobben, the Bdlish statesman ssed the
following language Ia that cilyi
There "a q ulsI Lad differences helEHenyouT
two psuit. IN th.s country Democrat
sWaPgFrs in ~ n lhs government belonged
a. hluf Itryublican, on The contrary, hesi-
tates, doubts, and actaas ia victory we're
700 good ipf him The one utisrs, frarlsssly,
lhs moL siruoiaus sentiments, "a ID thet
we're msrIti ths other apologize ipr The
oppression ~ lhs-mosl striking truths, Your
ltrpuhlieaD parIj iss.a PisrL'
Gogglu and'Lelchsr the recent opposing
candidates. Tor The Go,emorship uf Virginia,
have both been elected life,membep of the
Methodist Episcopal Domestic Missionary
Society
Dr. J, q. Holland, Of The Springfield Re.
publican. delivers the address before the
Literary sociedes NJ Middlebuy College AZ
their CummcneeWeid iu AugusG
We learn from the Texas papers that O
meeting Of the Opposition" was held iu
Austin on the 2itt inst, a. which Gen sam.
Houston was nominated Cur Governor The
Democracy are sail TO be iu o di'idvd stats.
The New Workers are expecting grra,
dead iu the way Of police reform from Capt
~ s4's.4!...-
ur superintendent Of me Metropolitan police
II be can dscipllu, the New York police To-
order aud efficiency be- VII deserve gratitude
aud o monument
The recent republican state convention Of
Ohio quietly sel aside Judge Swan, the pges.
rut chief justice Of the state supreme court,
who has jus, sustained the fugitive slave llW
in his decision In the Obcrlin case, and nom
mated William 7, Ghalson Tor his place, D.!
vote OF 2i7 To 40 for Judge Swan.
The Wrst Poipt cadets have subscribed
si5s toward, he Mount Vernon fund
Official returns from i07 couulir. IN Viz.
giula give Lrlcher majority of 1890. ~
counDir, are ,ull to be heard from. Lr,eh
cr's majority in the state will probably be
6OuO
Pee loa.lnib proGtT Tor eight months
performance in thus country amouD,,d 60
$4,000.
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Husiaaa Csssiy.

They arc making preparations 10 appropr-
ataly celebrate the coming 4lh a. Hutlssd
the sum Of 500 has been raised, Among
other attractions There viii Boo fremsn.
muster o. which prilrs viii be awarded Of
slOn, 500 and f2j They made a abs,s
aud graded q track 30 ihr Rutland Co. Fsi,
Grounds, last week over one hundred men
'lopk zap lhe Shovel and the hoe" and made
a place % display lhe fast uags joel Car
hee. aged 30, whose parents reside al Guild
ball, WIS drowned lbst week IN shreusbuyy
Pond, where be- bad gone fishing with Two
other men, They we're out On the pond
when Carhrr 90 playful moQd, began 10
rock lhe boat, which, soon filling, espsisvd.
ana Iafhee WA draVned,-A woman
known 90 Centre Rutland ns "scotch MARY"
took nn ounce ~ hudanum on Thursday
night Of latl week, hnd died lherehom on
Saturday morning, spring term Of
lectures at Caslleron Medical College ba,
lusl eloted, II has been very sueeessful
Dunng the last week. Prof a. T. Wood.
ward Of Casllelor, received pleasing testl,
mUHIdi Of personal regard on he part Of the
ci4ss in the shape Of compound achromatie
microscope NJ great power AID beauty
~ The Loot corporation meeting held At Rut.
aud Niay 80, the total expenses for the enr.
rent scar we're estimated at S24G2,OO.--
Durug tho pact four Jcars an average Of
iol ,G22 lus Of cheese has been sent 10 mar.
kct from the Dmty statiou,-The Rutland
foundry and machine shop ownedsb, tho
Brandon lion aud Car Wheel Co., and oeeu.
pied hy bowman s Mansfield we're destroy.
cd by Gre fbursday night Loss about
$4,000. Insured for about one-half that
amount.
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Vbr Flower Q"s,".

There vas large audience q, Union Hall
Tuesday evening to see the shove eantotu
performed hy choir Of Young miuts under
hc jirrcigu 81 Nj {. II. Cl.r,ri and ",
lot speak the sentiments of tho whole audi
cncr. When We sayihcy wore highly enter.
tanned ana amused So plcasrd were the,
lhot the, o'hcl mr. repetition. which vp.
rant,d hy Ma Cl.rkc on Thur.day cscpiup
We doub, roChu' an musicians we're suppl
.od NJ the confidence, independence ond mn.
seal ability Of those very Young Mi,scs-
some Of them no eighcr than a Iahlc--vhu
came out upon The ,ogc mud sung SOLOS hr
fore an audience Of five hundred people
Where there are so man, who did well. IL 8,
hardly fir 20 say that al were charmed with
the modest Rose, aud none could praise
enough the beautiful Queen Of the Flower.
hut 50 il was.
MIR. Clarke mognouimou,Tgayc This can.
lata for the hfuc6l Of the Fircmcns Library
association, and We are glad to know that il
vas success financially as well as oth,r.
wise,
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Remington COMMIT.

Mr.. I, J. TiHan, las disposed ofthc banner
to Mr.. J. |, G. Cook, i,s former rdilor. lu III,
last. number Mr.. Cook grcetS as as of old.
though fresh by two years vacation Of the
chgir editorial The late and the present ed
itois, both have our best wishcs.----Mr A.
bert : rsrnelec 81 phtsford was drowned
100 Manchester, willie bathing last week. II,
~, fitting fur the miui,tr,nt Burr Semiua.
~. Manebcsttr ---A;, Shepherd Aldrieh OF
Peru closed the career Of shccp.billirg bear
10y killing bruin himself Inst week.
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o. The letter writers have started n
my stery" in connection with Paul Morphy.
4 correspondent of the Philadelphia Mcrcu-
~ relates that a few days since n SpcndidlN.
dressed lady drove to the ST. Nichols Hotel
and requested an interview with the chess
champion, which was granted. when the pri-
yilegr of playing game with Mr. Morphy
was demanded, aud, Influenced by her ''mugs
uidcent eyes," Paul said Yes ut once. The
lady proved to be q formidable antagonist,
and the game lasted two hours and was drnirn.
The lady was then satisfied, and blushingly
took her leave, Morrhy gallanily handing
her to her carriage. The name upon the la
dy's card could not be found in the directory,
and Morphy and his friends are completely
iR the dark ns to who she was But this
much they aver that she played the best
game In which Norphy vas ever contestant
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
w'IRd.ar CssntT.

The Woodstock Light Infantry take their
annual parud, on Tuesday Of this week. The
Woodstock Comet Band will furnish the
music for the oceasion- Mr.. Albert King
Of Woodstock met With quite a serious acct
dcut on sunday evening last. He had been
"n 20 Murhh's hiil for walk aud 10 lre the
Indians there enoanped, aud when returning
lcc'IfEJIIy stopped upon a c066Ie clone
which rolled and threw Nc. King down
steep bauk upon his face, stunning aiu, and
hruI'ing him badly, aud his physician fears
lhH he has broken buue in his shoulder
M, KuSlaud Markham, one of the most
upright and Influential men " Pomfrel, com.
m,t'rd suicide on Wednesday of last week,
bN hanging himself No cause for the deed
is knowu---lsalc S. Morgan, Esq, Of Be
thrl, shot himself on Thursday Srek. Mr..
Morgan vas q member OF the Windsor Coun.
- Bar whore he had practised his profession
ior about ten Years lie was not insane,
and 1t u beloved hchad long prrmrditated
'iis dreadful act Both the above men len
mmi.i,s----A gentleman digging gold n
Plymouth, found uu Tuesday Of last week,
piece weighing about i've dollars, aud two
smaller ONES, weighing from one to two
dollars each. A gentleman who was at
Plymouth q, the time, says that il this man
mad as good luck Washing in the afternoon
as he had during the forenoon Of that day
he must have taken out about two ounces
There Is getting to be considerable excite.
mput about Mold ia Nrrn,ont Au.tb. -.
FACTS We get nom The Woodstock Standard.
~ Roots Cauta,a, iuc Haymakers," VA,
performed in Burlington the same evening
80 his Flower Qucvu" was here.
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Orleans County.

The Standard says THAI in one school dis.
'rict in North Troy there are -four pairs Of
twins, and three pairs Of them were born
within the last twelve months. Within three
miles Of the village there are-piae- pairs of
the above mentioned four
Ito say nothing Of several pairs that died
Immediately after birth. We think If the
TroIons will labor ds diligently to obey eve
~ Divine command as they have the com-
mNnd to multiply and rvplcnish the enrrh,o
they have ii,tle to fear when Br. Otiss docN
irinc shall be verified. We suppose "Br.
Otis" TO be 3 Millerite.
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i1n numbered scarcely 5000 lighting meland
Hus suppnued hy 800 haIdiullH hane. You
muft rol forget ihut fhis brave eaFalry led
bl young fDl De somaz, sustniued a. Hn
hour ihr irft sEnek Di lhe epemy Hiriua
Cine 90 Che French % cnmp up line last
charge mode Do lhc higdIuiaus Was iatal 90
Cob M0rrIli 81 be- IAN MORALLY wounded from
hIs horse. Besides lhis lofs Wc have 10 de-
pl,as 2lg dead nd 800 wounded Among
tho lasi lhe MONIES NJ C0ls Gnd, Les Barre,
DO bs.ieisHas, agd Aajar lsrussal. AN
rnch suprr.nr 0llcrTs, aTH 20 be- noticed,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

OP Monday morning last there wns quite
a frost in this vicinity, doing. We are sorry To
say, much damage in the low .srrtions. to the
growing crops. Whether The fruit has been
blighlcd We know not, hut corn, beans, vines.
&c, suffered considerably. In some mstar-
ces the corn was nippcd 10 hard ihu, the far.
mcrs thought the best and surest way was To
rcplnnt The frost was confined mostly to-
the river towns. The crops have heretofore
looked beautifully, being much more forward
than usual at this season.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Bu.lncss n,ri,InE.

We believe NJ share the general emotion
of gratitude In Witnessing the steady increase
Of business IN our town. The mechanical
works Of the Village are so scattered that 3,
stranger or even one Of our townspcoplr
who docs not take the pains to ascertain, can
know but little Of their magnitude or impor.
tnCe. We are about Publishing business
directory in our paper containing the name,
Of oil the firms in our village who are our
patrons, together with their business
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Now Hampshire.

We gave by telegraph last week the organ
zition of the New Hampshire legislature.
Since then We have learned full particulars
If Election Day" from the local papers. j
was celebrated at Concord on Thursday, in
the 0d'f&le, with procession led by the
AmoskeOg Veterans, 1870 strong. general
turn out Of the military and ircmcn, and n
crowd Of citizens from all the country round
about. The address Of Gov. Goodwin vas
delivered to the legislature in the afternoon.
II is sound and sensible aud mainly devoted
to state matters. The state debt has been re-
Iuced SlS,7OS the past year, and is now
S12,3sG, education aud agriculture receive
increased attention, aud in Dartmouth col
lcge an agricultural department is in prcpa-
ration, which is warmly commended. the
manufactures Of the state are assuming u
healthy position and the influence of the state
should be given for protective tariff, econo-
my in county expenses is recommended.
Seven hundred miles Of railroad in the state
have cos, twenty millions and now represent
sixteen millions, though much of the stock is
unproducliyc, the roads have largely devel-
oped the resources aud increased the wealth
of the state, the governor suggests a reduc-
ton of taxes on non-paying roads. OF the
prohibitory liquor law the governor says:
The law providing against the sale of
spiriluous liquors is in my Judgment saluia.
ry, and ought not To be disturbed. Although
it would be impossible to carry fully into ef-
feet, to the degree desired the friends nj
temperance, this, or any other similar enaet-
meut, il nevertheless enables the philanihro-
pic workers in this great reform to WELD a
much more powerful Influence than would be
possible for Them without its aid. believe
i m agent for much good in suppression Of
The great evil Of intemHerance." Il
1t is intimated that Charles J. Faulkner Of |
Virginia will have the mission 10 Turin Us
Iolaee or his congregational defect
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
IHsplUfd M The ralsdoplsH
Caledonia County Court, Juno Term,
1850.
Hon LUKE +. POLAND Chief Judge,
" W. o9t ,,,.p, As.t Judges

Hon LUKE 7. PoLANp chiafJudEe'
inag4s wAsus. As' Judges
GraHd Jurms eapauaeHed ami srorH,-
Baruet Alexander GiIcidsti Burke, Harris
smith Du,iIle, william u. Palmer, Moses
Wcssuui llAriWiok, Jamea Pligei Kirby,
Daniel Quimhyi Lyndon J, 7. q Cunning
hams Peacham, Lyman Waltsi llyegale,
yhomas Nelson, jri Sheffield, Joshua w,
fugallaI S. JohusbuU, Joel Fletcher la
Arlington, Barron Mouion, John bacon,
2dJ Sutton, Josiah wiley Walden, robert
WLitei Waterford, Joseph a Gould Whoe-
lock- Cherries Rogrrs, ", William -, Pal
mef esq, WAS appointed Foreman.
ran Jnrors cmpmHrHcd amt 1roH.-
Barnet T. W. Cibee, Horace Lawrence
Burke Hiram AIlird, Oscar \, Drpni.on
Dsn,ilc, Francis Drew, Le,ins Hooker
Groton, Jonathan T. Darling y. IT, Chad,
lllrdvick, Samuel H. Norris Samuel W,
Wardi Kirby, asa morrill, Lyndon, 4, O,
Harris, James Irefnn, Newark, Welcome
Alllri Pe1cham, G.. T., Blanchard, Beuln-
min Kiddcri ltcgnic, VI, H. Gray, W. J.
Nelsoui sheffield, Richard Jcuncssi ST.
Jobusbury, Horace Paddock, Lemuoi II,
Wdghti Sutton, 4. u. Curtis, Thomas J..
Barkcri Walden, Edward FauinRton, Isaac
Patterson Waterford, Norman Stoddard,
John sulu,jr Whccloek, VIM. u. james
Upon tho call Of the docket, lhiuy,se,eu
cases we're 40 Tor the jury,
so. 7. Islw H. Ha1,er " lGHigm l.
Tlmei, was the FIRST in order Tor trial, Was
800 action 81 lrrspass Tor horse taken by The
drrl as an officer To- 1893. The only qucs-
i,u nl issue was the value = the HORSE
ILirl .LA iulN and verdict Cor ul'f Tor Sll2-
- y, Davis for pIC T. Howard and T..
Bartlett Tor dcft
Nails Lusi4iz n. Iie y. ELen Helils
anil .lm'm w. HooghtoH. Tro,cr for two
Young cattle taken up hY def Sirons in
Victory ns .cstrays, anil duly advertised and
sold under the statutes. and bid of los def
lIoush,ou. Pr claiming that after the cat
rle we're ad,crti'td,aud before the sale,he saw
tae def Slcsrns, and made contract With
him 10 Keep the cattle. Trial by jury, and
verdict for dcrt @. C. & G, w. c. for PIN
e. Bartlett agd L, \. Cahoun fur dr-t.
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A piasolying View.


we nave not 'l course Iv'l'l 70 h'''' ~
'pi'"us leading papsrs' ep"ANent Statements
TO the eh'e' lhat lof nal negotiations, N'''
on l"'l y" nloR a'out f'oon''la''"" o''
SNe M douglas ,uu 'h' administration
AMI co. A'futN' oi'eb'"b p'" 81 "' 81"
between 'he ~" lAellehs ~ 'h' democracy
~ TIE same TINE we nave r'if''n'd nom
saying anything on lhe s"'J'e'' Tor lh' h''''
PIE reason vat We NaH no p''''I 10 'Ne Hl'u
"cy &" lhofe statements OF al any rate in
their lu'h''meut
\ pcru'ul "l The great debate W the T. ~
senate towards The close Of TIC late session.
100 which not only mo colrbh'irs' but nearly
'll Of the minor lights Of The party took part
mt openly and sl9ply dehned lheIr respect
We positions, convinced us That - reeoneii'a'
lion wa imIos'IaIe' rhdt 'oHvirJI7HT nut
readers may pc hops teeollect We gave ue
iennee 10 IN an editorial OF some length, 80
which the nature ab" 'S'e"i o! 'As d4''A.Dn
acre pretty fully explained.
Politicians 81 that stripe can afford TO be
dishonest and corrupt, but not Inconsistent
pn the record The opinions they advanced
Nerc not merely, perhaps not at al, their In
li'idual opinions, but those Of masses Of peo'
pie whom they eprese ll,d, and upon whom
,hcy d PENDED Tor political Distinction
These men might reasonably be suspected.
upun . consideration. Of bartering away their
iwn principles but TO sell those Of their con.
t,rueuts would he TO sacrifice themselves.
Individual vcgAlity Ia common enough but
representative 'cpalily rare. We felt there
,urc, perfectly sure tina, the great srbism
could no, be healed, and that the beautiful
golden hui, Of harmony and peace, 20 many
II our Democratic melhren oil the press we're
eagerly devourirg, would prove to be but ar
pies Of Sodom.
The result has justified our an,icipa,ions.
The Cuud would not down. Dseord reign
,uprcme IN the party ranks, ana will reign.
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4 BATTLE--Our readers IN notice ihot the
long delayed has Vt length sni,sd--usmell,
a battle between the allied Serdiuians aud
French, and the Aus,risus, it, which the lat.
ter we've rcpulscd with lon Of nearly 2Ooo
lives, and sacrifice Of some COO or 700 Of
their opponents. The action took place at
where battle WA fought be-.
tween the Austrians and the French in 1912.
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o. 1t seems to distress one wing Of the

o. 1t seems to distress one wing Of the
democracy good deal to know that Major
Eastman of the Patriot stands good chance
Of being elected os a delegate to the Charles.
Ton convention. We should think it would
be rather CALLING to them to fad that after
being behSadcd US postmaster at Montpelier,
the Major sould turn on them aud beat them
AT their own game.
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no Publishera of Newgpapers.

a Feutlrmau ~ age aul 81 perioneo in writing
for paper-thwoughIy yersed in tie politics 81
me county --aud candid, aulo writer, Wishes 20
obtain t.tuu.ou la some prominent Republican
WtcAIy 90 naili Paper Uaily pwftuttJG efi.
tor or assisiatt editor in either ~ the New Eng.
land stlios, or any " the Free States.
Reference 10 O. ", Stone, Csledouim Ohee,
ll JuhnlLAn, VI 0on
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ArtIdsnt.

NJ Ieprard Prruimrr VIM drives the
butchers cart Of Hosting, & Wight met
with an accident on Tuesday last, on the
Pope lill 100 Fairbanks Village, which came
near being quite serious While hcvas en-
gagged in charging sumr meat Just sNld, his
horse WIS stated hy the nuisr, o. some
.mall children, aud before be- could r1tber
up The rvin' the horse was tearing down
that steep hill NJ FEARFUL rate, Me- Prnui-
man vas thrown Violently ou, pfnimt The
fence, and the horse, curt and it, content,
were al "kuochcd into pi," as the Rtintrr,
.ay. The diver vas badly bruised and Cut
up about lhc head, but We learn that Nj, iu.
judcs are no, so serious as at drst au,.cipa.
ted.
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10 KNlcKLnnneKEn flr Jane.

IuR kWcErWpcElH Tor JuHe,
We are glad to SOC the good familiar fee
Of Oh htaR sga,n, after an absgaee uf ss'-
eral years, The Juns number il promptly
on hand atd replclr iIh interest octave
FeuilIels "itomdnee Of Poor yong han"
IL continued Il IL besslifsl tale The
leading arIiele,s from the pen Of Mr. Noys..
one of the editors, sud IL entitled "Logsu
and the Homo NJ the Loquois.' I.sp "a
celleut mngnziue paper presenting Ibs lead
Ing incidents In the liz Of Logan, the great
lroquuis ehiylau and orator snd sati.f-o.
tory account Of lAat delightful lake region Ia
be Empirp slalt---lhe "Geue.see euuuin"-
which was once the "lIomy" u The powerful
"S1 Nations" IL Il handsomely illustrated
by views Of the lakes sud oth,r bcSuiilul
features Of the natural scenery Of that region.
Nj j, Ware, ~. contributes story Of much
power, entitled dead or Ali,o"--a prrilous
adventure among the alps, Mrs J. ",
Palmer ESSAY entitled "Somclhingl Wtur'
will particularly interest lhc ladies We
have NOT rho space 20 give even the tiDl,s Of
80 lhr article, ~ prose md poetry tbll make
-. Lii LuulAll.- -lLe Kn.lkerln-Lcrl [. NIB
Hshcd rs John A. Gray, 10 nnd rs Jacob
street, New York, q, 81 year sIagle copies,
two copies So three copies co,
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ders cabinet shop. q dwelling owned
By Parks A. Woolson, and O boarding house
belonging tothe cotton factory, Many large
buildings near the fire were saved ouly by
the greatest cneuion, Tho cotton factory
ovned ly Fullerton s. Martin narrowly CO.
capped. The fire originated from tho friction
Of machinery,
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ChIt,endsn Couuty.

TA. .isit-irifih ANIMAL Ela,. si4iissi, of tis-
diocese Of Vermont WAS held at Burlington.
100 "Wednesday, the Is, inst The mission.
uy sermon" was preached Tuesday evening.
The Garnet Band has been giving the
BurliaRtoniars hrst rate eoncrr,--so all
The local p,pcrs say
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The Magazines.
M RcLlcudhr Jm,e.

TN RclIcHabr Jue.
This popular magaziAe opens With o full
lenRi engraving u Edward Everett, az be
appeared 81 che Academy u Music To- New
fcrk, on March 4, la hiseulogy VI Washing
ton, lth beautiful picture. Tho reading
Tor THE number I sfHcird from Ten differ
cat helieEa and Magazines, making aB
abundant and oboies yW,sly Among some
u lhc leading articles are Early Christian
MohHehism Pictures ~ Rhine Land and no
llomaUee, Tho True Difficulties Of the Italian
Question, Modern Christian Civilization,
Magic aud Mystery, Concerning Two blislers
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