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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Brief Locals.

March meeting in this town passed off will
remarkable good feeling, and business wa
done up with more than ordinary expedition
1t will be seen by our report that most of thu
old officers were reelected which We conside
as pretty good evidence that the voters thinl
the affairs of the town the past year hav'
been well cared for.
Mr.. Prouty of Newbury, with choir of
twelve or fifteen singers, gave an "old folks
concert at the Town Hall Friday evening"
The dress of the performers was very anu
sing-it being like that supposed to have
been worn by our mothers. and fathers
fifty or one hundred years ago. They sung
old tunes exclusively, and probably no musi
cal performance of equal merit ever "took'
as we'll here as this, for nearly everybod!
seemed amazingly pleased.
| Robbins have been seen in this vicinity the
past week. They will have cold toes before
April.
Mr.. Swazey, the popular teacher Of GU,
high school, met his pupils, with large
number Of their parents and friends. at Tn.
ion Hall, on Tuesday evening. A very pleas.
ant evening was spent in a very pleasan,
manner, and if the beaming countenances We
saw were indicative OF the happiness within
it was happy crowd indeed.
Rumor says that Torrent Engine Co., No.
l, Of this village, have bough. new sixteen
hundred-dollar "squirrel-tailed" machine
No. l is hard to beat.
j.. '. Nichols, the veteran phreno!ogist, is
lecturing here now. If he had come fort
night ago he would probably have found
some large philoprogenitive bumps on some
of the young skaters.
Mr.. J. Boles sold one fourth of the Boles,
Boynt"n & Dening block, at auction, on
Tuesday. Mrs. Isaac Woods bid it off at
slooo-supposed to have done so at the in
stance Of third party.
Mr.. Ciarke's Academy of Music, under the
Immediate direction Of Mr.. J. II. Paddock.
is in tiourishing condition. There are a.
bout thirty scholars this term, besides those
VINO are taught in the nei ghboring towns.
The st. Johrsbury Academy, with it's de-
se:vedly popular principal. Mr.. J. X. Co,hv.
continues to be the cavc-ite school in this
section Of our State so we should infer from
what We know of its merits, and the number
o. scholars We see pass our Office daily
Spring has not come Vet: We have had
severa! snow storms the past week, and the
travelling is about half-and-ha.f
AS we 20 to press, We learn that DR.. Lu-
Their Jewett. the eldest man of our village, is
dead. DIR. Jewett was we'll and favorablv
known throughout this section. having repre-
sen'ed this distric: in Congress. been an &C
tive m inister Of TIE gospel and physician for
many Years. His funeral viii, he attended
Saturday p VI.
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County Commissioners.

The present canvass for County Com mis-
sloner has FIR the first time since the exist
ence Of the law, been conducted with parti-
zan Ze"l by the Democratic party in this
county, and it is noticeable that the entire H.
qnor interest has cooperated with them in
The support OF their candidate.
The lion. J. ID. Bell was the regular tenn
perance candidate, nominated according TO
;"rr1er usage by the Young mems temperance
convention. without regard to his political
creed 1t was rot expected nor does the re-
suit >ho" that the Republican party as such
accepted the issue made by the Democratic
!ea!ers. nor have the friends of temperance
III al the towns been aware Of the extent Of
the rar,lzan measures resorted to to defeat
his election.
We rssrs: this proceeding on the part of
orr political opponents. and we believe the
Increment is regretted by many of the best
men o! Their party. 1t was to be hoped tina,
an o'l'e" Of so much Importance to the morals
and well being of the community could have
oeen Kept out OF the arena Of politics. The
precedent is a bad one. for which few
nhscrHPulous politicians are principally re-
sponsble
1t is claimed that Mr. Tibbetts is temner-
ance man. 1t may or may not be so for
ought We know, but however this may be, it
is well known fact that he owes his support
to the combined influence of his political par
'2ans and those in the interest of liquor
aeaIeFs and opponents of the lava signifi-
cant fact.
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Burke.

DEATH FROM MoRPHINE.-On the lst in
slant, child Of Seiim y. Doyle, about thir-
teen months old, obtained bottle partly fill
ed with morphine, and instantly removed the
cork and took several grains into its mouth
before it was discovered, when all possible
means were used to prevent its swallowing
it; but 20 no purpose. Medical aid was
called, and every effort made to save tie
child, but it soon become insensible and re-
manned so for about eleven hours, when ii
died.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Prom the Boston Atlas ard Bee

1t is powerful speech. cool ard dispas-
sionate, not excited and fiery Possibly it
has fewer CT those ichiy-wropsilt Macmillan
passages than sor2e othc: Of the e.istingush
ed Senator'S ora;ions. Bat il is massive.
searching. log cal ::ud smaniike. Con-
siderlng the source which ii comes. and also
It's matter, II Is t'!e great production Of The
present session, Is :: vii Ge poil. AID IL
era in the grea. canvass which is now oner-
ing IT Is II fact. Senatorial Grafton that
Is worthy OF any period Of this Republic. or
any period OF any nation tia. has existed
heretofore.
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a destructive disease has made its appes

a destructive disease has made its appear
ance among the cattle in North Brooktield,
Mass, and vicinity. 1t was introduced last
summer by calf of foreign breed, brought
from the town of Belmont. 1t fixes itself up
on the lungs and produces violent cough,
and the lungs are finally destroyed. Some
OF the cattle attacked with it linger along for
weeks, others die few days after the attack.
None recover.
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Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Vermont are hereby re-
quested 10 meet in Mass Convention ut North.
held On Tuesday. the third day Of April next a,
10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the purpose Of Sc.
Letting foar delegates to the Nationa! Republican
Convention to be held at Chicago, on the 10th
day of May. a. D. 1850. to nominate candidates
for TIE Presidency aid Vice Presidency CT the
United States.
Per order Of Republican State Committee.
l.. f.. CHlTTENDEN, Chairman.
Charles CUMMINGS. Secretary.
March |, 1860 1888
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Republican District Convention

The Republicans IF the Second Congressional
District in Vermont are requested to meet in
Mass Convention at White River Junction. on
Wednesday. The 4,h day Of April next. at
delegates 70 the national Republican Convention
10 De held at Chicago, the 18Th day of Ma,
NEXT, to nominate candidates for President and
Vice President Of the United States
A. WENTWORTH, Jk,
". c FKyNcH. District
F. c. REnI>GroN, Committee.
{. c. +. BALDWIN,.
March j. $3.50
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FROM the rsl.ns,!,ai.i. Enquire.

The speec: Of Senator William ii. Seward
in the Federal Senate is oue ii those historic
c,,!, passionlgss and ar.;amcatat;se Gispia. )
Of ora.ory which teach nation to forget tht
blind appeals TO !auc, and to prejudice. We
present this morning iu.! report Of the
speech. wi.i.n We trust Will be a;tcntiyelv pc
rused. l'> Tendency WI! be TO make 'nrn
stand firmly, holding to those principles
enumerated by our political for.;a,hegs.
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Olney Smith, Overseer of the Poor T.
Moulton, LIST Constable and Collector
rem N. Sleeper, Robert MouI,on, D,,,l =.
Johnson, Listers. Marshall ". S,,a5.
Grand Juror. Henry Dollof, Town -,
Edward c. Burns, Superintendent. J..
Wire, Calvin c. Burns, Eobert Nc.
Trustees.
For County Commissioner,
John C. Ti6bet;s, 81
James ID. Bell, -
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District CoNvENTIoS.-It will be seen
that the District Committee have appointed
convention at the Junction the next dav
after the State Conven,ion-the 4th dav of
Anril.
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IRON the Providence Jo:rral.

He traces with master lan1 TIE h,a,;n,e
o! the slavery question upon the political his
tory OF or Country. He points gu: the steady
downwaF- 'arse Of 'he Democratic party in
is subser' ieIoy to he il,erests O! slavery
until it has reached its present extreme posi-
ticn 50 far remove. from that which the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Sheffield.

Horace Drown, Moderator. Sowell Bra,
ley, Town Clerk and Treasurer. John p. In
gals. Agent. Horace Drown, Ove-seer. II.
ingalls,. Zedekiah Phillips. Isaac Pearl, S.
lec'men. John p. Ingalls,, Charles Sanborn.
Joshua ". Ingalls,. Listers. Alfred S. Lamb,
Superintendent. c. L. Ingalls,, Elisha Da-
Wis, Court Grand Jurors. l.. NJ. NJ. GRAY.
Constable. \. L. Folsom, Elisha DAVIS. I'd
ware +. Root. Auditors. King Hill, Ed.
ward +. Root. Abram Hall, Town Grand Ja-
rors.
For County Commits sioner,
J. C.Tibbetts. 50
James ID. Bell, 10
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" hseic"s.

IT,. Cree, Moderator. William Chs,7
Town CLERK. Alvin T. Connor. Sanll Ne
son. Franklin Davis, Selec,men. Cals.a
Bake, First Constable. Henry Ho,:ln.,. e,
oveTsser. Cl.as. Rogers, IT.. Charles Wc.e,.
George G;i!in. I'd, Listers. I. J. Cree. Treas
uTer AID Agent. II. p. Ma,hewson. Town
Superintendent. John ". Brown. Orrin Ne
Son. jefferson Leasit,, town grand jurors
john Co:ran, Harley 2. Ma,hewson. grand
jurors for court. Sam'l +. Sha.ucs, Je.:s-
son Leavlit. Orrin Nelson. Chester A. Lar
nerd. >arnl II. Jones, petit jurors.
Commissioner vote.
Jas. ID. Bell Is
J. {. Tihbetts, IL
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THE CALEDONIAN
by c. NJ. STONE g. co,

St. Johnsbury, Friday, Mar 9, 1860.
CoEREsrnNDENCE.-Wes solicit voluntary CON-
m"n'cattons from all parts Of the country upon
matters Of interest. u Items of News, in par
ticuar. will be thankfully received.
j All communications must be accompanied
by responsible ma re; not for publication, but
as 4 voucher for their genuinencss.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Who Beats, Essex or Caledonia!

l.. T. Hosmer Of the firm of Darling &
hosmer, owns COW which brought him a
calf on the 22d ult, that weighed the same
Gay one hundred and twenty-five pounds. 1t
Is beautiful bull calf of native blood.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
From tie Springfield Republican,

As 'lndica'ion Of hin SELF anj Of the Re
publican part! from the attacks Of their ere
niles ard the dlstrust Of ignorance, there
could b. nothing more a..al.rao.c CT c3uplete
than this speech.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
feacham.

VI. NJ. Boynton, Moderator. l.. D.J.
ingsiun. Town Clerk. A. l.. Partridge Il
Blanchard, I. {. Clarke, Selectmen. t.
Eastman. Treasurer. Henry Walker. o..
seer Of the Poor. l.. ". Brown, Cons;
and Collector. Lyman Watts, y. Ha:1v
Naruur,, Auditors. L. W. Miner. A. Go
enough, J. NJ. Martin, Auditors. Jr
Goodenoush. ]. {. Blanchard, II. b. Varsg,-
Fence Viewers Hazen Merrill, b. B;ck.,-.
Orin Martin, Town Grand Jurors. d, Y
Choa;e, Seaier of Weights and Measure,
/. Sanborn. Insp'r Of Leather. II. Walk.
Agent. Duncan Harvey, Pound kee,-,.
triah W. Miner, Superintendent. Of Con,
mon Schools. Hazen Merrill, Trustee e.
Surplus Furd.
For County Commissioner,
James d. Bell. 1914
JOHN {. Tibbetts. ~
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Meteorological.

Meteorological.
The average temperature during the month
Of February at , p. H. was % degrees above
The coolest day was the thermometer in
dica:cd II below at : a. H. and the warm
est day was the 23d-53o above a. d. H.
Rain fell on five and snow on ten different
days. Depth Of snew in all, % inches
Amount Of rain and melted snow in gauge
l.6l inches. Sleighins has been among tie
''things that were" since the 5;h Of Feb.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

From the New York Iine>-a prrten;ied
neutral paper, syHlptth;z!nS with the l,:noc-
racy.
Mr.. Seward is unq1estionahiy thu most
prominent and iniueut!A! pui'i.c man of the
day. His speech is a philosophical expos-
tion Of the real ratu:" OF that controversy.
and aims mainly at dissipatng the false i'm
pres>ions winch misunderstanding OF the one
hand, and misrepresentation on the other.
have crca.ec. i'll regard to it. Ii, tone is EN-
inen,!y dispassionate and statesmaaliAe. and
indicates desire to alliy agitation and re-
move unsour.!ed prejudice from the public
mind. rather than 70 stimulate the zeal or 20
arouse tire enthusiasm o: parry tnliowcr>.-
We are confident that the most pertHac;ous
Of Mr.. Stewards opponents will !iud nothing
In his speech TO strengthen their convictions
tina. there is any unconstitutional ,.l,rai>m IN
lis views or intended action upon the sub
jsct Of slavery. Indeed. without a syllable
in the way of direc, explanation, the whole
tenor Of the speech is ii direct contradiction
10 the sentiments winch have been Imputed
TO him on The strength o. some other
declarations which he has hitherto made on
the subject.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Kirby,

Kirby.
n. Newhall, Moderator. c. H. &C.,
Clerk. E. W. Church, d. B. Nicsere,-
Moves. Selectmen. F. W. Churcf., r.
rer. H. ID. Young, Overseer Of the ),
p. W. Russell, LIST Constable and C.n--.
S. kanney, A. Leach, \. jenkins, I;>.,-
NJ Ne~hai'' Is. B. Nickerson' A, K. q o.,,.
by, Auditors. Asa Morrill,, J. ls,,el, :
J. Ioush,on, Fence Viewers. K. Kger l.
b. Nickerson, Town Grand Jurors. ~
Church. Town Agent. NJ. Neuhail, Tr,,,..
\. Morris, Superintendent of Conn.
Schools.
Fox County Commissioner,
James ID. Bell. Is
John {. Tibbetts,
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DanVille.

1IlFe
Andrew Mcmillan. Moderator. Archelaus
Siss, Town Clerk. VIM. II. Harris, Judkins
Randall. Guy Douglass. Selec,nen. Able
{. Palmer, LIST Constable and Collector. W.
IL. Harris, Overseer of the Poor. VIM. J.
Stanton. Jacob Narnum, Luke SWEET, Listers.
Andrew Mcmillan, Treasurer. Charles L.
Morrill,, Seneca Ladd. Oliver Morse, Town
Grand Jurors. Seneca Laad, Agent. A.
". Preston, Superintendent of Common
Schools.
For County Commissioner,
John C.Tibbetts, l4o
James d. Bell, 81
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March Meeting iS6O.-List of Officers.
81. JOhnsbury.


| Calvin Morrill,. Moderator. Hubbard Has
tings, Town Clerk. Beauman Butler, Abe
Wiley, Calvin Morrill,, Selectmen. 4. G
Chadwick, George Ranney, L. c. Matthews
Listers. Barron Moulton, Treasurer. Johr
Emerson, Overseer of the Poor. Josiah NJ
Miles, LIST Constable and Collector. Ira Ar
minyton, Calvin Morrill,, Horace Paddock
Auditors. Seiectmen, Fence Viewers. Da
. vid Chapman, Ira Arlington, David Boyn
ton, Town Grand Jurors. Francis Bingham
Sealer Of Weights and Measures. n. B.
Flint, Inspector Of Leather. Charles F.
Ramsey, Pound Keeper. Moses kittredye
Town Agent. 4. Z. Rankin, Superintendent!
of Common Schools. Barron Moulton, Trus-
tee Of Surplus Money. Lemon Gibson, Ior-
ace Carpenter, John W. Learnard, Surveyors
CT Lumber. Calvin Morrill,, l.. c. Matthews,
John Bacon, John Morse, Joseph Hancock,
Horace Paddock, J. NJ Warner, Court Grand
Jurors. Abel A. Pierce, Walter Wright. Jr..
K. S. Bacon, Matthew McCurdy. l.. p. Che
ney, {. 4. Severance, II. II. Deming, Fre,le-
rick BuSbee, Charles Blinn, Noah Eastman.
David Go>s, Jr., John Higgins, Petit Jurors.
Fer Commissioner,
James d. Bell, SS2
John {. Tiabetts, 10
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From the New York Evening Post.

1t is speech that admits of no condensa-
ton, and which needs none, for every reader
interested IN politics will desire to read the
whole Of ii for himself In manner and mat
ter it is a highly characteristic si'secf-nct
remarkably original, SELDOM eloquent or bril-
liant-and yet distinguished for its Insight
its ability, its maniiness. its comprehensive
and s;atesman!ihe views. and a certain no.
bl. inpassiyeness which shows that the au-
thor is much superior 20 bis opponents
III his moral nature as he is in his intellect
ua!.
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f4ctly unjustiiiable, unless it be on the ground
that
The preacher has come" exclaimed boy,
and deposi,ins my report in my pocket, l
proceeded to the schooi-house to muse upon
the utility Of photography.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
J. Boles-Selling Clothing at auction. A.
Larg-BuZzell's Plows ]. c. Bingham
Medicines and toilet articles. II. c. Dickin-
son-New Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
store. John Fsrley-Farm at auction. S.
c. Bartlett-Stock at auction. S. Stevens,
jr.-Tavern Stand at auction.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Concord.

George {. Fry. Clerk and Treasurer. J.
". joslln, l.. ". Russell. Hiram Wallace.
Selectmen. W. S. Howard, Overseer. C.
Chase, ist Constable. Harvey Judevine, ID
Constable. Jacob Richardson, l.. W. Pratt,
{. +. Gregory, Listers. Chauncev Hill. A.
gent. David Hubbard. Town Grand Juror.
J. r. Woodbury., Superintendent.
For County Commissioner,
VIM b. Nav. Ile
Grcenlcaf Webb, ~
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LOCAL AND STATE.

Gibson Building, on the Corner, near the
Court House. If
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Waterford.

l.. S. Freeman. Clerk and Treasurer. {
Chambsriin, +. \. Parks. l.. +. Dewey. y.
lectmea. J. G. Horey, Orerseer. l.. !
Hill, lst Constable. NJ. NJ. Conant, Cd C9-.
stable. Dennis May. Stephen Richards
T. K. Carpenter, Listers. VIM. Hareey
Agent. \. r. Ross, Trustee. Carlos M,
ton, Superintendent.
For County Commissioner.
james ID. Bell, 60
john {. i!bbet :. 50
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Lyndon.

+. A. Cahoon. Moderator. |. W. Sanborn,
Town Clerk. Charles Folsom, VIM. F..
Pierce, Thomas \. Hoyt, Seiectmen. Nv.
Sanborn, treasurer. S. S. Thompson, Over
seer of Poor. p NJ. Wiilmarth, LIST Cousta-
bic and Collector. J. T. G. CUNNINGHAM. \.
U. Harris, Erastus Graves, Listers. F.. 4.
Cahoon, J. NJ. Weeks, Charles ingalls,, Au-
dltors Selectmen, Fence Viewers. VIM.
r. Pierce, J. I. 6. Cunningham, Town Grand
Jurors. John Hopkins, SeaIer of Weights
and Measures. Luther Hartman. J. ".
Brown, John Noyes, Inspectors of Leather.
+. ". Hubbard, Sexton and Pound Keeper.
J. NJ. Thatcher, Town Superintendent S.
5. thompson, Town Agent. f.. ". Carpen-
ter, Stephen McGafFey, job Randall, Apprai
seis of property on Town Farm. Abel Park,
). ID. Quimby, Justus Trull, Joseph Hoyt,
&. J. Burdy, Calvin Eastman, VIM. Randall,
Jehial Powers. Petit Jurors. F.. W. Carpen-
ter, Jonathan Colby, County Grand Jurors.
VIM. McGaEey, John McGaEey, Surveyors
Of Wood and Lumber.
For County Commissioner,
James d. Bell, log
John C.Tibhetts, 50
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Barnet.
James u. Bell.
John {. Tiabetts

Thomas Goodwiii;e, Town Clerk and Treas
urer. Peter Lindsay. William Stuart, VIM.
Roy, Seiectmen. Bert G;lkerson, O,e-seer
OF the Poor. Peter Lindsay. Agent. Rob
ert Harvey. VIM. Adams, Duncan Harvey
Listers. John ". Gleason, Constable. J. ID.
Abbott. LLOYD kimbail. r. p. Haw.ey. Au-
dltors. Harry Moore, Loren kennev. Peter
Shearer, Town Grand Jurors. Peter Lind
say. Town Agent. john q. Hovt. Sealer Of
Weights and Measures. J. \. Johnson. In
specto- of Leather. VIM. Stewart. Iarue.l
Kendall. Lyman Harvey. Fence Viewers.
Town voted 10 procure safe for keeping
town records.
For County Commissioner,
J. {. Iibbet,s, IS
J. u. Bell, Il
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Burke.

EHrkP.
u. Bscawiih, Moderator. Y. Burlington
Town Clerk. Harris Smith, Francis Gen
ness, ID. ". Gushing. Sslec,men. \. Bur
rl"ston, Treasurer. d. Fyler. Overseer CT
Poor. Philip Smith, Is: Constable and Col
lector. Jesse Marshall. Jr.. II. NJ. Hail. ID.
Fyler. Listers. F. Hoffman. Town Grand
Juror. Joel TrulI, Willard. Bundy, \. W.
Newell. Auditors. u. Beckwi,h, Town A.
gent. a. Burlington, II. Beckwi,h. c. Wat
SOC, Trustees. \. ?. Walter, Superintendent
of Common Schools.
For County Commissioner,
John C.Tibhctts. SO
James ID. Bell, 80
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Newark.

Lauren NJ. Sleeper. Town Clerk. Albert
Dolloit, Lauren NJ. Sleeper, John A. Smith
Selec:men. David F. Johnson, Treasurer
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S:;tior.

S::t.or.
IL. " Eastabrcoks, Moderator. JILL
i;i"ha:ason, Clerk and Treasurer. Al.
lat, Joseph Bartlett. Harlow Ea>,abra-as
>'.ec'':isn. J. {. TiLbetts, Overseer c: :.
Po9r. Nn'. +. Rugg!es.I. c. Tibhett>. h
Ger Bali. LISTERS. II! ". Eas,erhroohs. :!
/. :.!aAe. 9ohn La31:. Au:i:::or,.
4 correspondent; writes us that tie .or7
;">sra'ed .'self by appointing as supe-;;a;s..-
ert oi schools a man WHO can neither rr44
FOR write. We really hope iha, this !.
mistake
For County Commissioner.
James u. Bell, 81
&c. T;hbe;ts, CO
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f.unenburg.
Stephen Howe, Clerk, H. Ii. Dewey, L. 4
Nichols, J. b. MGR arlana, S.lectmsn. Wm.
Chandler. Treasurer. J. ". Hartsho-n. O.
verseer. J. G. Bowker, Constable. {. ".
hlng. Superintendent H. ". Bedell. :.
Lane, Levi Siisby. Listers N. S. Chandler.
Town Agent. Il. Wright, Trustee.
For County Commissioner,
W. B. MAY, 20
6. Webb, AZ
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New Agricultural Store.

1t is with pleasure that we call the a.ten
ton of our readers-and especially the ,illers
of the soil who compose large portion of
them-to the advertisement of Mr.. Fl. c.
Dickinson found in another column. Aeri-
culture in Vermont is advancing at Such a
surprising and unprecedented rate-its new
developments constantly demanding new in
struments-that a store of this class. in
which is kept the various kinds of new and
improved implements, must we think frd a
hearty support in the counties of Northern
Vermont. 1t is the intention of Mr.. Dickin-
son to keep articles fully up to the times
and we can assure our readers from LONG
personal acquaintance, that he is a straight
forward. reliable business man. We bespeak
for him the acquaintance Of our farmer friends
as one who will interest himself in their yo-
cation. and in the impro, ements which are
every day being made in agriculture.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
The Diamond Atlas.

We have received from M. James Miller
the agent, Morse & CASTOR Diamond Atlas,
Illustrating the physical and political geosra-
ply OF the world. 1t is certainly the most
compact, convenient and comprehensive
work Of the kind We ever saw. The mans.
though small, are distinct, and will answer
every purpose of the larger and more bulky
atlas. 1t is printed and bound in such
handsome style that it is an ornament to any
centre-table. James Miller, Passumpsic,
agent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Danviue.


Rev. Mr.. Walker, missionary from the
west coast of Africa, occupied the desk at
the Congregational church last Sabbath fore
noon, and the chapel in the evening. His
discourses were exceedingly interesting and
instructive. The manner in which he por-
trayed the evils Of the slave trade would
have been edifying to the Chas. OConnor
democrats, and the southern clergy.
sT@ Perhaps there are many of our readers
who are not aware that there is good arti-
Gle of Liniment made here in our town. r.
Reach of Railroad street makes liniment
which for curing cuts, bruises, sprains, burns
& c., is becoming quite celebrated. See his
advertisement on fourth page. We have
tried it and find it good article