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

y correspondent IN the las. WatcAmon
gives the following touching story Of wrong.
qovertv and pain. Anything connected with
he terrible disaster to the Pemberton Mil,
vii find readers ard sympathizers
Mrs. Rachel Heath. Young married wo-
nan with one child. girl of SIX Or seven
Years. having been deserted by her worthless
husband, and having an aged mother besides
Der child on her hands to support, last year
oaFsaIned for small, poor house with few
acres of lard on Jones Brook. within the
borders of More;own, thinking thus eventu-
ally to make comfortable home fer herself,
eh!id and mother and putting them into it.,
with no furniture out one bed, chair, plate.
knife ana fork. spoon and tea-kettle, with
the scantiest supply Of provisions and fuel,
set OFT late in the fall for factory, wherein
10 earn enough to keep alive the dependent
ores at home and do something towards pay
nS TOR her place. Some luckless chance led
Ter 10 Lawrence, and still more luckless
ore 20 engage in the fatal Pemherton mill.
When the mill fell she was standing near
one Of the walls on the lower floor Instant
."S'IeN No"H ny Tic IUlIS, SHc
suddenly found herself in the dark, with but
u foot or so ofspace above in which to move,
AVID held fast by one leg which something
had raralyzed beyond all feeling. She felt
down and felt some iron or splinter had been
cF.'sn through among the crushed bones Of
htr ankle With main strength she pulled
!: CIT, and crawled along fortunately towards
ssma aperture over head, through which
hef cries were heard. and she was drawn out.
After few weeks of great suffering spent in
re hospital, she was put on the cars, her
,':e paid, and she dispatched for home,-
'.',e n charge Of her trusting to the hui
nam! OF travellers TO as.!s: in removing her
a the charge Of cars. Fortunately her case
s'ta the syn:pathies OF stranger gentle
nan all: his son, who bestowed on her every
,se1'll care till they al! reached Montpelier
''t'io., where that gentleman with his son. a:
is c"N expense. hired q team, attended her
ZONE and placed her on her ouly bed. And
.r'e She sill! remains, suffering from her
I.''AIea limb. and helpless as a child, with
Wy money, and without fuel or provisions,
ser than those sparngly contributed by
1T i'or AID almost equally destitute neigh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Addison County.

Tie Middlebury Register learns that Hen
~ Hammond Of that town recently sold
buck lamb, eleven months old, for 5000,
SIX hundred dollars.) Mr. Samuel McFar-
land OF Washington Co., Pa, was the pur-
chaser. The lamb is said to have been one
OF the best in the State, and We are rot dis
posed TO question it.
The seventeenth annual fair of the Add
son County Agricultural Society will be held
in Middlebury, on September 9Th, 9th and
1th.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
(s:lild hall.

JOHN Dodge, Clerk. VIM. II. Hartshern
Daniel Keith, Jr., T. H. Carbee, Selectmen,
Orame Crawford, Treasurer. Oramel Craw-
ford, NJ. A. Webb, J. Benjamin, Listers. G.
s Boyce, Oserseer. Moses Rogers, Consta-
bic. G. n. Dale, Superintendent. Green
leaf Webb, Agent. G. n. Dale, John H.
Doyce. Hoses Rogers, Auditors. David
Kent: Isaac Cummings, Town Grand Jurors.
+. H. W>bb, Trustee
FOR County Commissioner,
VIM. b. May, IS
?. K. Follarsby, 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
l.amOille County.

Marshall Clark Of Cambridge tried to sew
er the brittle thread Of life on the 2lst, by
hanging himself in his chamber. He was
discovered ard cut down, but will hardly re-
cover. He was an honest, hard working
nan.
i new band Of music was formed a, HYDE
park few months ago. called the Lamoille
Brigade Band. with +. Il. SAWYER, Esq, for
their leader.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
\ Friend in Need. Try it.

Sweet' lnia!it" l.ment is prepared from the recipe
o. Dr -! Ich sweet vi Connecticut he great pune se
ter and has tce, used in his prrtIe the last twenty
Wears With THE most astonishing success As Al external
reineny Is Without rival and Will alleviate palm more
s:t'lii Than anN ether ar.tnn. or all kheuu
ami Nervous Disorders i, truly iualLl, md As cara,
tlvc Tor sores, ",'niS Spra. Bruises &c It's soothing
meaning ana powerful stTeRst eie properties excite TIE
just wuitrr and a>tu> all who have KIN en- IL
tii! over tour hundred CcrtcA remarkable cure,
performed b! II "iti the last bear witcs, to
This fact.
See advertisement. 1929
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

TERRIBLE DEATH.-Thursdav afternoon
says the Troy Wing, a crowd Of boys were
snow-balling each other on South street ,when
one Of their number, dipping his hand into a
bank Of snow, was astonished at touching a
human face. He alarmed his companions
and an investigation revealed the body of a
man lying in the snow. 1t was recognized
as being that of tailor, named Frederick
keis, who lived in that vicinity, and had been
missing since Saturday. The deceased was
man given to drink, and being under the
influence Of liquor. had persisted during the
cold Of Saturday night.
O. Robert Howard of Salisbury. Eng.
land, has in his possession a Scotch terrier
with wooden leg, which runs about with a
scarcely perceptible limp. The deg had its
right fore foot amputated by an express train
and veterinary surgeon from Manchester
being Informed that it was a tavori'e pet, moi
only dresse@ its wounds, bat shortly after
wards supplied i, with an artificial limb, of
which 1t appears proud.
IT The King Of Siam has expressed his
admiration Of American character by naming
his youngest son George Washington.
IT. The Albany Journal says it is Under
stood that the Charleston hotel keepers have
resolved to charge seven dollars day for
board during the session Of the Charleston
convention. They MEAN to make hay while
the sun shines.
% The members Of the Canadian parlia-
ment are paid by the rev law, at the rate Of
six dollars per day for the first month, and
after that gross sum of six hundred dol
lars, whether the session is long or short
one.
o. Advertise ADVERTISED. ADVERTISE,
This is the life of trade, and standing adver-
tisements YOU will find will prove the most
remunerative, at least have found il so du-
ring my career thus far, for should you with
draw bu: single week from the paper in
which You are accustomed to ADVERTISE ten
to one that would be the time when some
would-5e new customer will look into the
paper for your business address. and not
finding it you will lose profitable sales.-Wm.
Gray
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
4 L c T O n

VIII be sold at public auction on TUESDAY.
March 20. at 10 O'Clock. on the farm lately owned
and occupied oy the subscriber. the following de-
scri5ed property. viz: pair ) wears old oxen. l
pair years old steers pair two years old steers
yearlings, cows. shote. fan MILL quaint
~ Of hay and straw. quantity o: potatoes. and
other articles too numerous to mention. Terms
made known at time and place of sale
John II. Moore AuctOneer
S. c. BARTLETT.
Lower Waterford, Feb 2S, 1859, $685.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

ind the Cro-s 'rN Re,rara You
The undersigned having purchased the entire
sale OF the
CELEBRATED DIZZELL PLOW,
and pillow castings for repairs. hereby gives notice
that he Is ready to furnish farmers, mechanic,
ana others with these favorite plows and castings
on short not!cr and 1T reasonable prices The
sale of these plowS has increased bryond paral-
lei IN Vermont. 1t is the intention of the manu-
fac'urcrS ot these plows to use the best Of OAK
and iron. and to have thcm built in strong and
durable manner. and by adding new improve
mcnts annually, to keep the Buzze! Excelsior
Plows ahead Of all other plows, for Northern
Vermont and New Hampshire. Every pillow is
warranted in work and material
L A Il NJ + RS
Try them and you will want to try no other.
ALEXR LANG
St. Johnsbury, March s, 1860. 1920
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
".ndhaEl COUNTY.

1--cna Babbett lunatic in the South
londonderry asylum, died on Sunday. She
80 Ho' Nar,aken Of the value Of meal of
IVA 'nee last Thanksgiving day, when she
''5Nec go pounds, and at the time of her
Nh she weighed less than 100 pounds.
It ho:e! keeper at South Londonderry,
ING that TIE loafers about his house
;, ''e' thc.r bottles, and took little on
6, o.' procured bottle OF the "SO-rod
'''a pot into it lot Of ipecac, and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Franklin County.

b. B. Newton of st. Adams, has gone to
Richmond, Va. to make strong efforts to
procure the pardon or communication Of SEN
tence, i'll the cases Of Stephens and Hazlett,
the Young men last convicted Of murder,
treason, &c, BY their connection with the
John Brown raid. We should think the
Nirginians had killed enough Of these deIu-
ded men, ard could well afford to be gencr-
Gus; but whether they will think so, is an
other thing.
They are building new stone Episcopal!
church at st. Adams.
a child four years old, daughter of Levi
7. Smith Of Montgomery, was buried 70
death the 18Th ut. Her mother Lett her a
short time to go to her sisters. She had
rot been gone but a few minutes. when the
s.i.i- girl came running after her, enveioped
II flames. Another warning t. parents not
% leave their small children alone The a.
tove items We get from the Messenger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

a CoNGEEssMsS AND HIS Wi. g. A Wash.
ng.on letter writer gives the following Incl
dent Of the long speaker contest:
CAS- Barksda!e was urging all the orposi
ton elements to unite on McCleynand, a lad,
IL one OF the front seats in the gallery was
observed to become very much excited. Sh.
coughed. made signs, and by OF Ter means at
tempted to attract the attention of nlembe.
below. Not succeeding, she leaned far ovel
the balcony. and in an audible whisper ex-
claimed, David. David change your vote
you BOBBY" The honorable member look ed
up, recognized his better half, coored, hest
tated, stammeredand then instantly changed!
his-seat 4 small. delicate f>t was shaken
at him from the gallery. amid the suppressed
mirth of the spectators
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Ch;t:eEdpn County.

Two young men, Samuel Taylor and John
Smith Of Burlington, were drowned while
skating on Friday.
The receipts for liquors sold in Chi,tenden
County, for the year ending Feb. lst, were
S9,7177.
Ransom Colberth, the hotel keeper at
Richmond, has been made to pay fine Of
$40 and costs for single violation Of the
prohibi,ory liquor law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
~. = L
McIrdoes I ais. March 8, 1850.

4 I c I I 0 \. VIII be sold at pub
n lie auction, on Monday. March o6. the we'll
Known Roberts farm now occupied by John Far
ley; Said farm is pleasantly located On good
within one mile of Folsom Crossing. Said farm
contains seventy acres. suitably divided into
moving. 'i'a:;c and pas.urage. i good ana con
venlcnt house and shed, two barns and sheds adj
joining. also u small sugar orchard Also. two
COWS. : two years old hcifers. horses, shote. .
onc-horae wagons, s!eigh, traverse sled, hav.
straw. and far.hing tools.
Lyndon, March ), 1850. SO-Slx
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
The Oxygenated Bitters.

N'' III JIG ':l =! afother CT It's very many phases,
You can cure yourselves safely speedily and permanently
by using
The Oxygenated Bitters
The weekly Novelette, Of Sept ls saws
DSspa'la Is one OF the prevailing diseases of coun-
try This is owing both to the climate and to the amos.
univ ersa hab; OF eating meals rapidly 10 admit
proper Digestion But in spite Of all these adverse cir
tumsances. this fell disease even when 1t has become
throni disappears rapidly by the Of the Oxysenated
Dters which nave been found prove an ina.lile REM
edy.
From the publisher Of widely circulated Maya
Bos1oy july l. 1888
AesSrs. s. W Fowle Col have taken three bottles
OF M ONvgcnated Ber>. and derived great benefit
from their have bcc, rlch troubled Win dysn.n.
sa Tor several wears found uothii: that Afforded any
reii"i uiI used the Bitcrs most cheertuiv recon-
mend then all who are afflicted with this troub, sInt
JAMES ROBINSON. ofthe
Student an, Schoolmate."
, SroDpAgD, n. H. Sept. 80, 1859.
tents i was Tor many years great sufferer from dys-
ptpsa or waerbra>h, amt tried almost everything within
NY reach, but TO no benefit until induced b. the re-
G. ii'heiiatlrn {" my ply sic!a Dr. azcton try the
OHFGenated bters The irst bottle produced but slight
alteration iii the di-e and had il sut been ,r the ur
e request OF nv ply sician should then have dscoti-
utd their Use, t>n them u be OF avail but his COLI
iiri.ce inspired ne 10 s-rsevrr and after us,n To- the
extent 81 h dozen bottles had entirely regaine,i NV
hc1hh' nope all dyspertc person, VIII be induced
eve them lar trial. bciI, confident the
tte most pot III or the various FORMS of dyspepsia that has
been produced. Yours
STEARNS FOSTER.
Prepared by SETH ". FOWLE& co, Boston, and Tor
sale by j. e. BINGHAM and How GEEE. ST Jolnstury
JoHS BACON. st. Johnsbury Centre; H. A. Quincy Lya-
don Centre; W II. MCCARTHY, nde1 Corner; o. G. L
HAIy, Lower Waterford DARLING ( HoealR Concord:
S. GOULD 4 Co. West Concord, ard by dealers every
where. G5-Su
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
Orleans County.

The Barton row" continues to be argued
in the STANDARD. Benz. H. Steele, counsel
for the defense, has an article in last week 5
number.
On Wednesday and Thursday ofthis week
there was to be a missionary convention at
Greensboro, attended by missionaries Of the
American Board. and others.
The friends of Rev d. S. Dexter Of Gloy-
er, visited him on Friday-week before last
with donation of $40, which added to
that which, he received at Barton make Sl45.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

The peoples voice throughout the land
f roc, r s"si from mar ,r,. ana i.I,
Excelsior
me p'opfe'ofs OF the most extensive ana the 'his
OKlGlNAL GlF BUN SlORE
In vew r,,,,, b,,,,, T., c,,s.,.,. NJ, w., ,,,.
dcnted patronage Of discerning pu,c-brem enabled t.
h nv, on ~; av u, .ei i,.u ma 10 ION
,i"n ~ J. w.. - ,.,.s In. ,,ainai t't,, ,h
ar.r,~ itnr,i,v .ni n.,,. ,,, 49,. ~, 80, so.
.w.n,,,.i ., 49,, -. go, - " y. .t.us
mill ,h.tr .s,.h,;nn.,, 49, >' N ~ f''-'
Nos AZ and 40 COrnhIll Boston Mass
Becomes familiar household word in every sec Of II,
T., .d.,,,,,,, O., ,b.;r ,.,, mobilization. ,., -
on. h,nr. .,;nrt 49, ,,, ~, ~, 80, s 80,
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=. 70 ,,..oss., # a, ;,,,,.,, = 81. -, ,,,, :, ,.. 49,
~ vari,v % ,era,nrr s, ,, in ~
!ion with all the lcaug publishing houses % New Yorh
Philadelphia az B"st"f they ar" continually adding L,
the list all new oo"1s as soon as issued l aii con-
irie t!asslHch 'at.osur mailed i!'" - ally adde's Send
ETY. Of onr SO All the COX, are nr% S4' .
IN ai,,n,i wb,' yais. -, 'T, p'tt,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

"a John Daley, only four years old, was
lett at home in West Forty-sixth street, New
York, and getting at some gin and beer,
drank of them until he fell into stupor, and
died during the night.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
ORDER Of NOTICEof SETTLEMENT
JOSEPH ALLARD'S ESTATE

.
STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District .
Ala Probate Court held ST Johnsbury in said dfric,
on the LIST day of Mac 4. ID. lS6U.
u itHEAS, Hiram Allafd, Executor ef the las. will
testament OF Joseph A!art late OF Burle in I'D
deceased proposes torender account 81 his 81.
ihetiat"il and TO present his against x.G
ta'e of examination and allowance fur the purnns. f
hi:h!e partition and distribution the residue Of said
estate Under decree ofsa!d court among the srs"n.
VINO are by la" entitled to the same Ii i. ,bertor.
ordered by saii court that the under Consider
alton and he heard at the Probate Oiice in 81 ish'
bury Oh the 10Th day Of Mar, A. ID. lS6u And !,
ordered tina, all persons interested be no,ed
e"! ny puOilcatiOn Of Of the record OF ,bi. r.r
IN the oman printed at ST Johnsbury three wsss.
successlVeiy previous 10 said time heating that tbrs
may appear and contest the allow Of said
they see cause and also he heard by said court In ~
matter OF partition and distribution vi said estate
By the Court
Attest, ASA FRENCH, Judge Of Prob.>.
true COPY OF record S'"'s'
s0-sS Attest. ASA 1. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
DEATHS.

IN Glover. Dee IS, Mr.. Samuel Clark. aged 50
years.
Nj. {. vas born III kconc. \. Il. and moved
t" Clover III Isis. where lie has since resided! re-
q~ain:al.ec.
In this town. March s, DR.. Luther lcwe,t aged
S, wears
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

lett 1t round sort of loose. 'Twasn't long
before ore nice young man was taken sud.
denly sick-very sick; went to bed-grew
worse-vomited; &c. Soon another was at.
tackled, and then neutrality-suspicious. jus,
like the cholera. The hotel keeper came for
ward and opened the eyes of the alarmists
by remark:ng ut was darned strange folks
would swill down liquor without tasting of
it,"
The last Fh9nir contains notice of the
death of David Ayers Of Vernon, and and a
remarkable eccentricity Of his. Mr.. Ayers
has lived entirely by himself, We are inform
ed for more than fifteen years, during which
time he had his coffin in his house ready for
use, except when it was occasionally used as
receptacle for white beans.
Windsor County.
The Woodstock Standard says that Dea.
John Dawson of Ludlow, was killed few
days ago by being thrown from a load of hay
tie struck upon his head, on the ice, break
ing his skull.
Hon. DAM Needham was to lecture at
Woodstock Sunday evening. { the subjec,
Of temperance.
MIR. LINCOLN IN New UAMpsHiIE-Th
Concord Statesman says that notwithstand-
ing the rain of Tuesday, rendering travel.
ing very announcement, the largest hall in the
city Was crowded to hear Mr.. Lincoln. The
Editor says it was zone OF the most pow
erful. logical and compacted speeches to
which it was ever our fortune to listen, an
argument against the system of slavery, and
IN defence of the position Of the Republican
party, from the deductions of which no man
could reasonably escape. lie fortified every
position assumed by proofs which it is in,-
possible to gainsay, and while his speech was
at intervals enlivened by remarks which clio
tied applause at the expense of the Demo.
cratic party, there was nevertheless. not a
single word which tended to impair the dig
nifty Of the speaker or weaken the force of
the great truths he uttered"
The Statesman adds that the address "was
perfect, and was closed by peroration which
brought his audience to their feet. We are
rot extravagant in the remark that a poli,i-
cal speech Of greater power has rarely if ever
been uttered in the Capitol of New lamp
shire. At its conclusion nine roof-ra;sing
cheers were given-three for the speaker,
three for the Republicans of Illinois, and
three for the Republicans of New Hamp-
SHIRE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
4 MEXICAN Il FOREIGN PATENTS.
Z. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS,

Late Agen; [. s Patent un:c- Washington unie
the Act OF l>i.i
- HlA1E ST. OPPOSITE
,.''i An "Aili-l|c practice oI Eha iris
Continues u secure PaiI.>n the tL,,i States: Also IL
Great Britain. France. ai!d ether ,rcig cnutri-S Ca
t!.i>. A>>Ui.!-. AID a.. raw
i->fti 'rt- cA"C.t" liberal trrS and 18th d.
!i catches :l.aie !.iio ANA Fu.ri- VOL,
tvG"i"rEilt tic validity uitN Patents rr I:,v.f-
tO:~'si i'i or other Ia al matters
i'Ctii III" sir- COPIES ii The Ci;.> of nv Parc.,
FURNISHED - Ecl'ittiIis .. Dollar
al " a,!il;g ton
MI E-ic! Is at only the largest in New England but
f"d- i 'tlfo.> iiNt . i:tJ'> -!i... .lit-
= the itl,iatIliI: l,js> rpa>,-
81 By II i't iltI"a >uia -y Superior AZ hi ,,,, lee
p'Iv.'u = M ".St'A ter. lie sin! -r> i t- 7y-
prove thai rorrl- M"GE SrCCr>.Et, ~ 5t P,7ry. or
ti't 'iA!' u -; >'.l' i drC .>rttgs> i II hf>I
FH""r az :rvAs-,GFS ABILITY rr v,..d ,;,j "a, IL
ma A. ~ ii - ~ iilc'. .a.. .rI =. L..
- chic 81 t.' ki i" Tie c.tr.,> rf r maj -. =
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'.'H'' ~'.p 81 go ti''> Az
10 it'cai> lH'>' tr- - - -. i.r:r, - 90,
t'' va, itiic-. rA.. f.!r. p.> .-ai.,>u-.-.
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fn"c~>if ''ia l"rrnrvt "'s'.-i 81 t,; r.f ana
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
MAR2IAGES.

III Feacham. Fec. 90, bv Rev A. Boutc:le. Mr.
Samuel Harrington and Miss Sarah Co5,, both
of Walden.
In Lyndon. March l, by Rev J. Wootirnan,
Nr. H. s. Carr and Miss |. Ann Eaton
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
North Wayne Scythe COMPANY,

and the DOUGLAS AXE CO. BY which he can
furnish these wel.-kuown implements to th. Trade
as D'''p as t,ty caA je iought n. Boston, The
i"t'on'-t o: merchants ar, dealers is sulic;:ei
lnadd:tlcn e the .6oI c,,..c subscriber is as.n.
Tor Johi. >on's
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

EH he horrors Of war can he materially essenel II
my surgeons Ill Use RcuiHg Russia Salys in of
WOUNDS cuts BRUISES sores, &c. his sIlv also
cri!ent remedy for burS seal, rh-um
tapped hads, &c. For sale evcrywher. Ior IS cents
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09

THADDErs, TIE SPEAKER's RIGHT HAND
Man. At present the mar stay Of Speaker
Pennington IS the page who stands upon the
right, youth Of fine appearance, and some
thing near 10 years of age. This page was
first appointed TO office hy Speaker Boyd,
aad has ever since continued to discharge
The duties of page to the Speaker" among
which is now reckoned the duties of prompt
Ing the Speaker in discharsing his business.
lie stare!s near the Speaker and directs him
In an undeEtone how to put every notion
and now to decide points of order as they
arise. "Thaddeus' is know to all the roliti-
clans of the country rs the ms. remarkable
rarlia nen.arian Of his age living. With the
construction Of the rules of order he is per
tectly familiar. ard every precedent he has
at his fingers ends.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-03-09
HOWE'S HORSE HOE.

This article is designed for the cultivation Of
corn and the various root crops tia. requir. 4
frequent stirring Of the soil. 1t is light, easily
managed turns. pulverizcs and mikes the soil,
ana Is consequently highly destructive TO weeds.
and 4 grea. improvement; en- the common cultiva,
tor or harrow.
with the