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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
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FA59ULTY. .-.,...
Crashes p..lapSssl, ". H., Froysseror Theory
aud Practje. III Mt,ilcIp". I
AUSTIN FLAr b.. Pat ssar ofCiinieatl Med |
ic;oc It, d Npaipai ra,hylosy. Il
ANTHONY A PEN.sroS NJ. b, Proi, ssor Of
ArsriS FLINT Jr.. NJ d.. Professor Of Phy-io..
oey ~ d Mere easy.
SAMUEL. +. chopin NJ. D.. Professor Of Clinical
ard ppern,lv Slrgny
CoRNtrus G. BEARD, NJ D.. rr"f s-,r Of the
Prifipes m Surgery aud surgical Pa
AZ shoiogv.
d, WAHEENBElcEllI NJ, ~. Prof s.',r of sOb-
''S'' >t t'its'i II Dis o.'s'n W"m''ll.
| Isaac l.. CgAwcaua. NJ d Professor u; Chem
| ist'p nld II d ca, J ,risrr,rl,icr.
iioaAkp SAIu NJ. D., Professor of Matci.a
MgL'c, 1 d II rap ic-.
! II. D ScAMlDT. NJ. H., D n"stlaio, Of Anatn-
Tari,issnctine Ronn,s will he op rcd orsshr
| Lit nj ,'rtob,,. Cl i"l ,>tr % VIII Ia
given d lily ~ the Ward, 81 tn Charity 10 y
| pi,a! and tlrn. tenn q week ~, TIE Etl gr
u,.,elr.hry.' ia rHcN'N ~ his n,t,ti il"
/ geanr,ls IA d Is "tetA visiliag bhv-i.
"a sad sur. o = III h C,r.r,y II ri ~.
q d. a.e"'di,y '',s, t. &C "f i't Sat |. i,
.nurt." sstaIl, IL" all I'm :. Ic", iTce nca.ss H.
tms IiosI,it i. or t,' i,l'i'"-'' # "fotlil. /"
9"ir p'pis-aacsieai illustration "''nc sa4j'ci-
tn ieacii. ---,
! Tie tnarl of ADMINISTRATORS c"c' annually
i, A" ri. tw lv' rrs.d.nt stud nts VIII, are fut
n-!tI b sasd a''d i'dg'- is tn Hosp tai; a a
H., sind a. OF IL .chor ar, tala iy cli9ioir
t, tbs I'll 'c2 WITH n-y "t,"rs. s.
Tpr graf aIn Of 'h;5 F.cusy Is. "a impnrt =
rfhor ugly prfc ioal k'o Flfa.e oI All NJ
'btasrias ST MeAicin".
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Amount of ca for fall course Office
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: Graduating fe.... .............- Is o.
n E. D@FESNEtseM D.,
II Desns6f the Facuty,s
No. 5Gdrondelet street,
Esw Orlectx Aus, 1870 septaSt
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BRECKINRIDGE CLUB

OHECA1Nlt1lySfE NAO0y
TTJT7Tr II I- & 4 In Il Il
This Club maets at the Court
house In this gp1aoea on every
Saturday morning alta O'Clock
I IL sT I1BpsIi pt ;s,,tL,,.
Roas. R r ARssls,i aecrstarys amaaI :
Aass7 on :. sAEFJ7F'F' '|S1 a Fs.|
s ~ .p 55a,,d Ill ,sEEArE, l,ewsnNAsl =
: q Parish If OpacllitAsfi
Edsa.J Arvtg rs:F HIN. :Es Massaav
Try virtue Of = writ,pf. &. ia. issued
+, - in the abuveIen,itled SUIT. from the
!" 18th DiatIict; f'onrt, in, said parish,
~ !. and 50 lie. Sheriff directGda ] viii nf.
! s S, q public sale, within legal sale
:, 5a %sqt.Jday, GA dsy lef ostoler a4z.,
the tYl!oWlpg property, WIS. avfsas 4
o. One chestnut sGrrel horse 1 seized
az The property Of the defendant, and
will be sold to satisfy said writ and
o.l8 Terms es CA VIII an p npy,sisement
, III. 1a','s -. - NJ. ROGERS Sheriff.
i Monsoe, Sept. H., 1860 -4t$5.
o'il !" W sRFaIFF SALE 80
~ ....s.t $50 STATE, OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Ona"l,ita {
Masfin 7il'man Is. il A. Cr,unrich
f<Y virtue If - writ Of, &. fl. issuet
A' hyR. J. Caldwell. J:.tP., in and Fl
, tho Bid ward Of said parish, and to THE
Cbnr;H dirnctnd Howe .r,;vnl AVID ,,,;a
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isss = = -
1i;s,rrs'rrrrrr Tfr1f'irrr.r!s

eh'ss'rf'rrrrfr' s3frrlIy1'''ss Hs
%, - 30 FOR CHA! /.
Forty Il I5 iii h sTs YIii1i3|edIs
= Ever brought tasMonsee.l
II HAVE the non6f VI intormiHes the
A citizens oil Ouscifiss and sdjacent
Parishes, that have Just returned
from, New UEeaPs with . large and
select stock or IN As4N' ~
.Sp,liRsg. md Susanser Goods,
iBnth fashionable and Plain,)
Consisting Of ..,gs.,l.rJ
French, English and american Prints,
Merinos, Cashmeres, z = Y MI
nclainGs, New Fashion Phids,
{ Bcrages, {aonnced ard plain.)
35 A fine assortment Of Ca!icocs,
80 French Cihghams,,a wv
I'd omcs,io {blsacked aud eahhleathed,N
~ Sheetings,
|IA Z, Ladies' Stockings, "
5a,,J ncouets and ,Bsilliuntincs,
linen Table Cloths. " ls,5
Cashmere nressca.
Ladies and Gcn,lemcn's Pocket Knives.
Swiss aud Organder .Mus!ip,ygyr
92 Printed Linens, 9 Y fss9Ns1 y
as EQgh,gsa lnee,msa, }
Sw;ss and. Iaeonet hands.
.s,ssr "A Bieschedand .srow,hCot,on
Collars, Glovea.s&
Il irish Linens,
Linen DrilIings. v -f54'
i (IDtfunNVVA F.N ST FH
Ishped.mnd Piasn Cation. ~ is
G4G'i{AI-AT1 ESQ.,
a fine assortment Of ...s..y..
Gentlemen and Boys Clothing,
tAai Consisting OF y
Coats, ~, Pants,
{})-A ~ 81 {, s,,
ma lIats, !, =. = Caps, -es.ssSj
- Bsc,s, y y and y Shoes
Ais" y fine assortment Of .n1
| Ia, ~ ~
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Fresh. Garden Seeds. =
!. A. rooi a.sortmeatoffrssh Garden Seeds jus
u received and fol, sale "
- r. 49, G. ". NoFEE B co.
sxdssss sissae,isso @ .
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V1HfIk,F AIEal y NAaFe
Iorct ADVERTISEMENTS. 70
C1he NetrssEs Hotel.

fIfs NC ii, del ~ ned, yielding ~ nume-
! RVS and freqnenttsr'nitations, has
CONVERTED his Restaurant into - no
TEL, where lie will bc happy at all
times to welcome his friends and the
public generally. ".
Everything the market affords will
he found ON his table, regardless of
expense or trouble.
Good cooks aud attentive servahts
constantly cmplnNcd. a.. ~ j,
Tie splicits a. share Of the snhlic
patronage, promising ~ use his utmost
endeavors to merit it.
-ssr, RATES 0FsvOHA RGNaas ,
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yINIE snb crilers VIII purchase Cotton 'Hhd
!. L make literal cash advances on the fame.
IL GERaOH Jn., L. CO,
Dec 1 1880
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Wood

aIl n. " oouWhrc,
..I..T.S ug. Quecna,varc,
And variety Of other articles, too
numerous to mention. 'iGl i75gs.k
] return my sincere thanks to my
Nd customers Tor. liberal ntnnnge
fkcy have ,hcfets,fore hestowa,' n ~ mo,
and .hnpw i'y n STRICT attention to bust
urss tn merit a continuance. of thcsa,nc,
Remember aud Gull at the Old stand
If 4 ST. l.. BEER,
April ss,, 1850. .5-3 Il.
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M rLus ULTRA OF All SEWING MACHINES !;
1,In
|AlL MyRl'Nl or cMdNtlN
=. -,
The Following r. " bnliflrM repnr ~, o. ~ "a
rENSShtvAS'AsTAIE AiHl'Aj ~ tNnE
M,Gil.ir j. ON aw'yIlns ne iTrntnp's ~ We
e"in;'l''l"''s OF their Far ut P'll 'afS, onNh
4 ~ Ocloar:t .
The Enmwiita cave e's}n y 'nli "pror,,'l-'
NY 10 y. eSb'hi.or+ ., several sewing Ny
aaprs 'ns1pw- "&"xl'am ins,r try ,, nI,s
,r"ri, {. ..',,, Nv 40 - 'sn .u "xc'ii.n,
u,,I;,, ~. ',,,',,,i Re- rroy.r & r,k,,'. l.
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E. D@FEVN EtscNI, D.,
Desns6f the Faculty.
No. 5CSroatslet street,.
Esw Orleans. Aus, 1870 septS-Se
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
Intolerance in q Republic.

In his letter to the committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association al Richmond,
Va, who had repudiated an engagement for
course Of lectures from Bayard Taylor, he
cause he writes for the Tribune and denies
the in6delity of Humboldt, Mr.. Taylor says
Il have travelled in all the principal por-
lions Of the earth; know all forms of gov
eminent ard all religious creeds, from perso-
nal observation and study; but nowhere, in
any of the lands or races most bitterly hos
tile to repuhlica"ism and Christianity, have l
ever been subjected to a moreover or more
insulting censorship"
This is humiliating, to be said of an Amer,
lean state in the ninteenth century. The
disgrace Of the assertion is its truth, and it
is mildly said. More might have been said
without exaggeration. Mr.. Taylor has been
only literary contributor to the Tribune
and We presume has not written for it word
of politics. The "Young Christians" Of Rich
mond must have known of his connection
with the Tribune when they engaged him, for
it has been matter Of dozen years stand.
ing.-Springfeld Rep.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17

III hav. ever been Of any service to
.,' fellow men, i, has been because l never
sagjd eschew any topic which ! thought it
,sIfnI for them TO hear. Nor have l ever
." ,'loved myself to stand in any pulpit. nor
~n,n any platform. where [ could not follow
~, own Judgment as to what should be said.
m,,b the mos. unlimited freedom. And it is
t,, lnte in my life for me to yield up my
sense of selt:respect, and come under cen
sqsLip.
hope have not taken seriously mat
,,r which. perhaps, you meant as pleasant
ir,.. For. on reading your letter again,
c,n hardly repress the conviction that you
deemed it pleasant jest to ask me to come
al the way to st. Louis to give lectures un-
der an inn lied agreement that should "es-
,.,r all matters pertaining to politics and re-
lljton.
Accept my congratulations upon the pros
ner;,y Of YOUR Association, as stated in your
Litter, and allow me, trust without offense,
70 hope that before long the young men Of
s.. Louis will be able to listen, without
shrink ms, to the free speech of any honest
man, who may have convictions on moral
and civil duties worthy of man and citi-
1en am, very truly, yours.
II. W. BEECHER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17

u A minister at New Hartford, Conn.
in his New-Year discourse, said there had
not been half SO many weddings in the vii
lage the past year as the interest of the COM
munity required.
The owners of the Pemberton Mills have
mad. claim upon the insurance companies
for the entire amount Of the insurance, some
$4l5,O0O, and retained able legal counsel in
case the claim is resisted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
Real Estate for Sale

Two places situated on the Bachop road
l. in Danville between Pamer's Mills and
Noyesvile. known as the Robert and George
Leane farms-each consisting of one hundred
acres and more. recently cleared. with house
and barn on each.
Said property can be purchased upon reasona-
bic terms. and at fair price.
Enquire of c. S. DANA. St. Johnsbd
or IRA BRA1NARD, Danyille.
Jan. 30, 1860. 7S-sMs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
HARvELL's CONDITION POWDERS.

For Dseasesof HsrseS and Cattle The sale Of these
ders is immense the they give
Large Packages. - cents. with full Directions.
EH- Agents are authorized refund purchase money
which sfactiOn Is not gwen. Manufactured by
DR. HERRlCK BROTHER. Chemists,
ALBANY New York.
&E The above articles are Sold by druggists suntYy
Merchants in every City, Town and Village In the Civilized
World.
re- DR. Hcrrck remedies sold by II P Hoyt J. T..
Bingham and Fairbanks Go at.St Joh,!stury ant
byt / J N Weaks. Lyndon; Hiram Weeks. ST Johns
bury and 10y Drug sts and Merchants where this
paper crcuaes Persons requiring them Will enquire Of
their respective StOrekeepers The sale Of these articles
are a. extended as civilization CsE fsEsE OF HoEE.
0-Vo1s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
SOCIAL LEVEE.

The ladies of the Congregational Society at
Lower Waterford will hold Levee at the Con
preeational Church, on Thursday eve, Feb "a,
for the purpose Of raising funds to assist in pur
chasing bell. An oyster supper will be prepar'
ed together with other refreshments. A Brass
Band will furnish music for tue occasion. All
arc invited to attend.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
THE MARKETS.
cAMyxlp.;I CATTLE MAKkh1-r,b 8

CAMBKlDGE CATTLE MAkkkI-F,bs.
AtulrA-t ~ tIttle Beevc, and Us Stores Co!.-
sistins Nvrklns JAen. Cow ANA calves, l.arliss
Two and farce ears Old.
Prlcrs-Aarkel bc-i-EXtranclu dinp nothing bulthe
best, iury at stalled OAcu per CIVIL: Ialqual
including nothing uut the Uest lat Stalt-fcu UAt
90 Nv, III Quality, Including the ues Siass-ieu OA:
best 81 Allied Cows and best three years old
Steers. 81 49, 81 Idallty. 81, M; ordinary s3Lt
otore5-W orkns Oxen, from $50. il5 10 I.". Cows
and Calves PAS. &c. ~. SO6 lcarllneS Two
icarSold sl1. a g. iuree yearsUld S-4a2S.
Slecp inDs-jayJ II .uarket. Prices III lots s.. u
I,31 IvJ. EAtra anu seeC tiUnS, 2,Ut s., {, as.
Hides. 8 l.: &c per h. Tauow I l--c per H.
Pets. 81. - el 75cach; Cali Skths. liza lie. perlb
VEAL CALvEs-SaieSat SUI, aUJteach
SxINE-VVU estern market Prices-ShOtch. W hole
Ell, tVperIb Up
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Passumpsic Savings Bank.

The eorporators Of Passun,psic Savings Banl
are notified that their annual meeting will be
held at the st. Johnsbury House in St. Johnsbu
~ on Wednesday the 7th day Of March next, Al
one o'clock p. NJ
CHARLES S. DANA, Secretary.
Feb. l3, 1860 1919
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
The Very Last Thing

4 MAN should do before engaging the SER
Avices ola clergyman to perform the last
sad rites which are to make him and his beloved
lone flesh" is to go to the Calceonian office and
procure a pack of nice cards printed on new and
beautiful type, which we have just received from
the type founders.
% Call and see specimens.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
Orleans Liberal Institute,

THE Spring Term will commence
l. Wednesday, Feb. %,
And continue eleven weeks. under the charge of
GEO. W. TODD. Jr., Principal.
Mrs Gro. W. TopD. Jr.. Prcceptress and Teach
or in French.
Miss L. NJ. SMITH. Teacher of Music.
6. W. TODD. Jr., Teacher of Penmanship.
With such other assistance as the school de-
mands.
Mr.. Todd had charge of this institution during
the past year. and will take charge of it the pres
cnt year. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd have each taught
nearly seven years, and are fully competent to
discharge the duties OF teacher in any depart
ment.
Students, we'll advanced, themselves a lone
time teachers, are quite as we'll qualified to Judge
of their wants and the capacity of their teachers
as anybody else.
! A good number of such students have attended
here the past year, and it is their opinion, public
ly expressed, that they never progressed more
rapidly. more thoroughly, or more advantageous
ly. both in the regular routine of the school
room and in the teachers class, than during til,
past year.
/ 1t is we'll worthy of note that almost all ofthen
are engaged in te aching. and are giving ex-
ccllent satisfaction. while several. not students
here, have failed and left. Many of these success
full ones return here in the Spring.
| These facts tell much more for the efficiency OF
this institution and its board Of teachers, than
words or ommendations-though these are no,
wanting
Much attention is paid to Reading, Orthogra
ply and the so-called little things. to E.ocuton
in all its departments. and to impar,ins general
information.
The prospect for full Spring term is quite
! Aattering.
Students will be welcomed here with hearty
good cheer, and will be charged the following
TUITION.
Common English Branches, 500
Higher, (incudng Greenleafs National
! Arithmetic,) 35
Latin or Greek. 4.0i
French. extra, l.0i
French, alone, 3.O
Penmanship. "a lessons, stationery in
cluaed.) 10
Music and Drawing, Extr
Incidentals, Il
Board Rooms. &C.. reasonable.
All persons, patrons, especially, are invited t
visit the school during the term
For Board, Rooms or information, address tn
Principal at Glover, Vermont.
H. MCCLELLAN, Secretary.
Glover, Jan. 81, 1860. 1919
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17

SPEAKER PENNINGTON AND SUNDAY. The
Washington correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, under date of Satur-
day last, says:
mir. speaker Pennington has been dill
gently employed in receiving the opinions Of
prominent gentlemen on the formation of the
committees of the House. This is difficult
task, and it cannot be expected that all will
be gratitied at the 'crder Of precedence bu,
the speaker. who possesses a judgment sin
gularly clear in its perceptions. Will endeavol
to act with impartial justice. This evening
as have just learned, political friend said
that he would call tomorrow, to give his
views on the formation of committees Sir,
replied Mr.. speaker Pennington, you will ex
cuse ne, but at home am in the habit OF
attending church. and tomorrow hope tc
be able 10 hear DR.. Gurley. At any rate
shall not transact any business, but ON Mon
day will be glad to see YOU This is an en-
couraging sign here, where the afternoon of;
Sunday is too often devoted TO political con
fabs, by those highest in authority"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
ST. JOHNSBURY.

The Selectmen, Civil Authority and Auditors
will he At the St Johnsbury House the 2lst day
of February. 1860, for the purpose Of abains tax
es and auditing claims against the town. ANY
person having any claim, or wishing for abate-
ment of taxes, will please present them on that
day. fer ordeI, >,opD,,r
1911 CALVIN MOkklLl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
For Sale.

JAMIE we'll known Ira Colby farm. pleasantly To-.
Il Gated on good road. 3-4 of a mile north OF
d anv lie Green, and within miles of St Johns
bury. on the old county road to North Danvillc.-
Said farm contains about 100 acres suitably di
vded into moving. tillage. and pa>,urage. togeth-
| or with wood enough for home 1t is one Of
.l.e best wheat and corn farms in this part of ,h
county. having about % acres of southerlv and
casterlv cants. with convenient house and out
buildings. Will be sold with or wiihoutthe crops
Terms easy. as part can remain on mortgage ii
desired. For further information inquire of the
subscriber on the premises. Possession, given
immediately. CHAS Il. PRENIISS. l9tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
Burlington Female Seminary.
Rev. J. X. CONVERSE, A. NJ, Principal.

THIS fourishing institution has been in
Il operation a quarter of century-has had un-
d \ its instruction over 1000 young ladies. from
twentv-une different states and the Canadas.
For beauty of location and thorOughness of
culture i. is not surpassed by any institution in
New England.
The next term will commence on the first
Wednesday in March
The seminary is furnished with able and expe-
,icnced teachers i'll all the departments of study
in the English branches-thc Latin. French.
German and Italian lanSuages-piano music.
tho ouyh bass. drawing. paintil &, &c.
The expenses are moderate, the super,i sion
parental and faithful
Catalogues will be sent on application to the
principal or to the subscriber.
JAMES W. HlCKOK, Secretary.
Feb. 9, 1860. H-59
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MARRIAGES.

In this village. Feb II. by Rev. W. W.Thaycr,
Mr. Jerry Drew of Barton, and Miss Ellen NJ
Bean of Coventry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
The Oxygenated Bitters

The OXygenated Bitters.
The eeky Novelette," Of Sept Is, says
Dyspepsia is Of the preva hing diseases of
try This owing both to the innate and the almost
universal habi: Of ting meals rapidly to admit
proper digestion But In spite of all these adverse cir
cumstances this fell disease when 1t has become
chron disappears rapidly by the the Oxygenated
Bitttrs, which have been found prove nabe rem
cdy
From the publisher of widely circulated Maya
zine.
BOsroN July IL 1873.
MesSrs S ". Fowle Col have taken three bottles
OF the ONygentcd Bter, and have derived great benefit
from their have been much troubled dyspep-
sia Tor several yeRrs found nothili. that Afforded any
relief until Used the Bittcr, most clerriuy recvu,-
hAehd Them to all 10 afflicted with this trouble some
complaint
JAMES ROBINSON ofthe
Student and SChoOlmate"
. SroDDAED, y. H. Sept -. 1879.
MEssRS. S W FowLE Co.
elt>-l was Tor MANY great sufferer from dyS-
ptad or Matrrra>h. ami tried almost everything within
my Reach bat 10 no brneiit until va, Induced 10y the
ts''irl'' i, III! pm >itali ID lIatit"'. 10 Try the
uN!ScnIcd Hittcr,. The bottle produced sigh
ALTERATION III the I'll ease and had ii cot been for the urs
eAt reQcst of my phi, >ican should then have diScontn
yea trr Use TIM iii. them b. OF avail. bat hi,
H'eiec inspired me L" srr>cvcrr and after Using 10 the
tAtclit ol halt dozen BOTTLES hid entirely rcgacd IN,
ia'atl hope all dysprptic persons will be i.uccd Il
give them lar trial. being confident that thu. remedy
tae most POTENT Tor the iors forms dyspr lnia
leeu Produced. Yours
SrEARNS FOSTER
Prepared by SETH W FOWLE ( co. Boston, and fol
sale by J { HI>CnAM and lioyr GREEN, ST Lohnshury
john BACON, st. JuhlsLury Centre; II A. QIIAnY. Lyl
don Centre; " II MEG AFrEY. lS niri C,rLer .. 4
Hale, Lower Waterford Darling Ho,NEK. Concord:
s. GOULD Co., West Concord, ard by dealers ever,
where. t5A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
A Scene in Senator Wilson's late Speech
against the Disunion Democracy.

The reply of Wilson to Clingman's invcca-
ton to "bloody struggle" on the floor of
Congress, in the event of success of Repub
licans in 1860 was severe. Clingman was
sitting directly across the main aisle from
Wilson. The North Carolina Senator. never
very robust, looks unusually withered and
woe-begone this winter His Massachusetts
antagonist. always hale and hearty, never
appeared more robust and vigorous than to-
day. And when he "servec" his defiant "nn-
tice" upon :he shrivcled southron, stepping
forward pace or two, and reminding him
who the people of the North were. and of
their "bloody struggles" at Bunker HILL, Sar-
atoga, Chippewa, Lundys Lane and on the
deck Of many ship in the second war OF in
dependence. and looking full in the face of
the man -milliner who had cast down this
glove, told him that when the struggle he
had invoked did come, the representatives OF
this people would prove worthy of their con-
slituents, and if reluctant to enter into the
fight, would be equally reluctant to leave it
till it was finished, and though the last to 20
into the conflict, would be the last to go out
OF it with dishonor. and though slow to en-
ter the field of combat would leave it victori-
Gus or bap,izc it with their blood When
Wilson was delivering this passage with cool
and measured tones and steady mein. and
firm gesture with finger pointed straight at
the Carolinian, and telling him III conclusion
a> he slowly stepped hack to his chair, Il say
no more, await the issue, hide my time,
the chamber was as silent as the tomb.
Sou,herrers on the floor and in the galleries,
Who had till then been chatting rather noi>i-
Iy, were ri,ited with the spec,icIe. Houht-
less visions OF Cromwell and his lronsidts
routing the chiv.lrl at Edget ill-of Puritan
Miles Standish and his men standing BY their
! tirelocks while Brewster preached to the ril-
grir>s on Plymouth Mound-of Old Put "a,
Bunker Hill and Stark at Renningtol-ot
negro Nat Turner driving Virginia in pane
before him. and round-head John Brown
with seventeen men. filling the whole South
with a frenzy Of terror, fitted in shad-
ows before them Washington Cor1espon
deuce n. \. Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
ASAL. FRENCH. Judge Of Proba,,
STATE or VERMONT.

STITE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia district, 50.
In Probate Court held at St Johsbury, within and
said district, on the 18th day oi Feb. A. d. 1850.
instrument purp"rting 10 be thelast willard testa-
"a ment Of Reuben Smith. late Of Hare wick. i'll
ad district deceased being Court here by
Hon Ora Grossly. the executor therein named. for
probate
N,orrredb by >aidcourt that apersons there
iii be Notified t. appear At session ufsad he hoi
den At the Probate Ufnre In 81 Johnst the 9th day
OF March lsi1 and show cause. il ANY they may have.
against the Probate OF said Will which purpose, it
Is further ordered that copy the record OF this order
be published three weeks suCces>ively the CALIFORNIAN
printed at ST JUhnsbury prey ious to said appointed
Tor hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate
true cop. 81 Record. Attest.
..-Iy ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
77-79

The NEXT PREsIDENr-Politicaus are already actively
engaged in pulling the their respective avOrites
Tor the next Presidency Some Of them will lind the pOlit-
taudroi 10" not for them. and may get burIt fingers
For all wounds seal DIS burns, bruises, cuts &c Reddng
Rus Salve Is the ini ibe remedy Is cts box eve
ryw here. 70