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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-01
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Ieaal advertisements.
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w llc PROBATE court iur fl- d-trl, tal-d'.ia
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late, piIiHlile IA >.la district. ra>',. ali
claims til, Decreased eNlltt.In of~,1 th.T.ta r.
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ORDEEof NOTICE Of SETTLEMENl
MOSES HATCII'S ESTATE
a L Il, lI.aA IL .-a-r I .-...

STAIE OF VERMONT ta.eCUllia D-tIlJt, =
Al Prals;c Court held 81 Jolil>tCry in >ai DIR.
the goth ial ~ February. 4 II. ISL
WI Il EAS. ISAAC y HALL. e,-c!t = -
W IN, viii and t,>lamtIlt Of MOSES HATH AK
d" irRoIpN. Il. said district. decreased. IIuie-.-
:" render an account 81 hi administration and lT,r
Iii account said .li. alton ana a
ill,e f"r the :r>r ~ making partition and ci>rT.t
llu. II The Residue al >sli estate Under deere. -
c"u-t. aI"l- The l,T'I> who are y laR entitled L. u.
SAME II : Therefor" ordered 10y >iii court that III, >a,
under consideration All te heard the Pr.af,
once III 81 .llI>lJrH tilr 18th ,.aX Il Ma. h
ISL And L / further ordered, That all persons itct
sled lee l"iit'. hcr' 10y il.il, alton II cops I,
s"Tj oi this rrr il IL. Gale DOMAIN rIi:.c ~ - ll
Jury three weeks suco.~>ivcV lryi.l> >at tim.
hearing tAar They pear Mi contest liz AHA
al said ACC 1.,iI. il IfrN ana also -, '
>iid The matter ii Partition sirIi ,;.y,.
SAID estate.
b. the Court.
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH, Judge Of T. 4,--
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SEASONED PINE LUMBER

Consisting Of Boards, Plank and Shingles
also. Spruce Clapboards. Planed. Jointed and
Squared ready for use-Spruce, Hemlock. and
Birch Dimension and Building Timber, Boards
&c, &c, for sale by
j. ID. CHASE & SONS.
West Concord Vt. 2S-54
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Nm II HARRIS.


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w ir the district e" Caledonia. commissioners. .
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S \ S ii AND ID O O r 5


are encouraged TO adopt new facilities and to Of
fer still better bargains
Our motto being "a nimb.c siXpcnce is better
than slow shilling we would call the builders
attention to the fact that We are now commencing
lot II
FIFTY THOUSAND FEET or PINE
which are going to put soon As possible. in
, to common sized Sash and Doors. to be sold at
prices that defy competition. With our facilities
and experience in the business, We feel ourselves
fully competent to offer work. considering work
manship and material, lower than any other shop
new or old in this section.
As we keep constantly on hand large supply
of wcll-scaSoned Pine, we are always prepared TO
NIL orders for extra work promptly. without being
spoiled by hasty seasoning or not seasoned at all
As is apt to be the case when not thus prepared.
/ With our new patent Molding Machine are
prepared to offer any of the
Fancy styles Of Sash, Cornice Band
and Door holdings. Newells, Hand
Rails and Banisters,
Bevellcd Doors. &c, We also furnish Window
, Frames lower than they have ever been realized.
and to complete our arrangements to meet the
wants of the builder. We keep aSsortmen, Of
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, &C.,
and Sash ready glazed. and will furnish Glass to
customers at the Boston wholesale price and the
Freight
All work delivered aboard the cars when desir-
ed without charge. Be particular in sending or
der> t. give size, thickness and quality. and they
Will he promptly met, and as lcw as though given
personally.
Pine. Spruce. IIemlock or Bass Lumber taken
in exchange for work. Seasoned Floor Boards
ready planed constantly on hand for sale at the
lowest market price
Gail at the st. Johnshury Sash and Door shop
at kam>eys Village, and see if these things are
so. \ list of prices forwarded Immediately on
application.
l.. o. STEVENS.
ST. Johnsbury, Nov q, 1860. l7tf
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DIR. II. II. NEWTON

DIR. II. II. NEWTON
OF st. Johnsbury, Vt. announces that he is now
inserting Artificial Teeth upon the Nulcanized
Rubber
For about Half the Price af cold,
and is far superior 10 Silver or Cheoplasty By
some it is considered superior to 6 old plate
We claim for it,-Firstly, its extreme lightneSs
combined with sufficient strength and elasticity
to resist the force of mastication without break
ing or changing the form of the plate IN the least
Also, being but little more than half the weight
Of Gold. Silver or Platina and not half the weight
Of Cheoplasty. Secondly. il is susceptible Of the
most perfect adaptation to the mouth in all cases
and for restoring the parts 70 their natural form
there is nothing that excels it Thirdly. it is the
most cleanly Of any plate used. being
Entirely free from ana tad taste or smell.
the being No place left for the loGgment of food,
as in metal plates thereby becoming sour and OF
fcnsi,e, this being entirely free from all Of those
objections.
This kind of work has now been tested nv some
Of our most eminent Dentists in the cities for
the last three years, and is pronounced by
them as being equal, if not superior 10 all other
kinds of work. and being 80 much cheGy,r as to
come within the reach Of all.
| Those wishing for artificial Teeth will do well
to give me a call and examine specimens Of work
! upon the Nulcanitc Base; also upon Gold and
>t!ter plates.
CHARGES FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Full set of Teeth on Gold from, 5000 TO 10000
! Full upper set 1900 10 5000
Full set on Silver from 1000 10 500
Full upper set - 1000 TO p N
Full set on Vu,canized Rubber, 300
Full upper - on
Temporary set upper 1000
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The Sccctmen. Civil Authority and Listers of
II Johnsbury. will meet at the st Johnsbury
House on Saturday the 23d instant at | o'clock
p. IN. for the abatement of taxes and the select
men and auditors will meet at the sane place
on " Wednesday the 9th instant and on Saturday
March ID, at o'clock p. m. on each of said days
to audit claims against the town. Any person
having any business Of the kind will please pre-
sent on said days. Per order.
CALVIN MORRILL,.
st Johnsbury, Feb Is. 1861 l
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300 Acres of Excellent Land.

with comfortable buildings and fences. the best
Of running water a. the house and barns gooG
supply OF hard wood. spruce and hcmock timber.
4 sugar place with several hundred of MAJ lcs.rlG
growth lis location. soil and !ay make il de-
>llaDle farm. If required. large portion of III.
purchase money on a mortgage for term oi
wears.
! For further particulars inquire Of Iuciu>
HASKELL Oh the premises, of the subscriber, al
Wcathcr>ticld. VI.
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N U S l c e.

Miss MARY HASTINGS will give instruction
upon the Piano Forte. Rooms at II. Hastings
on Summer street.
References-Messrs JOHN H. PADDOCK, Z. II.
CLARKE.
St Johnsbury, Dec 26, 1860 u
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&c. BINGHAM agent for &C. Johhsbury and vicinity.
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STtTE OF TTENDNT.

MOSES kITTRED,1E, 1,....
CALVIN MuKRILI, NILS
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TIIE ONLY PREPARATION
STOOD TIE TEST or YEARS

And gfOwS more dnd more lopWt0r Grey dag.
And testimonials Is. and almost without number might
be given ladies and gentlemen Ia all grades 81 society
Whose united testimony none could r.>s.. that Prof
oodS Hair Restorative viii Restore the bald and
and preserve the hair the youth To- Old age i'll all It's
1 III l..Jr
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MESsRS Henry P. WILSON CO.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles OF all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances known them 10 restore the hair where had
fallen off, remove dandruf restore the hair to its original
color, cure entirely the most painful headsches-and in
some instances most serious humo Personally have
been . sharer in several Of these benefits.
Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester N. H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20
a Proclamation by the Presid 9nt


WHEREAS, a JOINT Committee of both
Houses OF Congress uas waited un the pie7l-
dent ot The United States, and requested
n.m 30 recommend 3, dgr Of PubHc I1ni.ia-
IoI, Prayer, aud Fasting. 10 be observed bv
TIE people oi the LuI1rd States wltu religious
,o.ruuItI s., aud iuc offering of iervcul lp-
puc.,aIons 10 Almighty God ior ne safety aud
welfare oi he~e States, Hl4 blessings oil t.e.r
arms, and Il speedy restoration Of peace
AND WHEREAS, /, Is fl and b,comlu. ~ al
people a, ali tI.ue5 10 acknowledge aua ret ere
Tue Sap.eue Government of cod. 10 bow IA
humble Submission - His rlsemeut<. -
confess aud dep.ore tEeir sins and ira. -yres-
~loas III t-e hi conviction shall ;ae le.,r Of
lae Lord j. tua beginning of wisdom. u4d 10
pray with ail f.r,eucs aud cnatrIJluu tsr tAv
pardon OF their past offences. au4 for :. bless
iu5 upon tneir present and prospective action
ASD WHEREAS, u iru our beloved couutr~,
once. by the blessing uf God. uul.-d. pres
porous and AappE.Is uav afflicted HItl faction
and civil war, i1 - peculiarly Gt tor u- -
rec gnlzs the aand 81 tT5d ia sh.9 VISTA. I04,
aud IN s5rrawiul remembrance Of our uasi
faults aud cuue, a. q nation, au! - IudIvid-
uais, % humble ourselves before Him and
prly ior His merc9-go pray tha' we uIF ~
-ptoed iar-uer pIol,ameuj, JH3agu justly de-
served that our arms may BE blessed auI
made t.csUI fer the -absI~nmcut II
law, orter and peace Throughout oar csaltrT
and taat the Ine7tIfaaD,c boon of civll e4aI
religions liberty, earned under .L~ gada4ce
a.4I b.r~-.n5 hy Tie I1o1r~ aud SsiFs..u-- II
our fathers, mav be restored I'D ;ll I., erlsia..t
excellence. Therefore, 3, ABRAHAM LisgoLs,
President # tine United o,a.c~, do apaplut
the last thursday Iu sep eno-v ucHs as J
day Of HumllaJa1. PRAYER aud fasting r.- ali
tine people ef the Nation; and d3 moss
esruestIF rec8nmeuI To all the people, .lli
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

wrapped IN CHEEKY light the dark and sea
washed hull OF an ocean steamer coming up
The bay To the crowded pier.
At tie same moment Jtnnle's friend turned
down dull, da' X street, entered door way,
and assembled the creakIng stairs. Ii was one
OF the pleasures of Jennle's room that. far
away over she brick houses, with their smoked
and smoking chImueYS. lay the always chang
ing picture If the bay. To-day. after long
discussion OF the beauties aud bIemishes
first OF " The Old Curiosity shop and then
pf De Quincy Confessions" with other and
mlnor talk, Jennie touched upon the scenery
OF the bay, With It's white winged butterflies
and the black beetle that, an hour or two be-
fore, had been crawling up the harbor
. l always think" she SAID, when look
out upon the harbor, that perhaps some day
II Will bring my brave brother home to me,
and then l shall not be alone, nor unhappy,
nor tued any more. Oh ! II / could only
snow whether he Is living or dead-whethel
| shall ever have him again OF not :"
The tears would come. and her eyes were
glIsienIug as she looked into the face of her
friend.
Mr.. Brewer seemed absent. yet present.
tender, yet III at ease. The thought dared
into her mind, perhaps he knows more of
my brother than lit was so new a thing
TO see hIm perturbed
"have ever told you anything Of myself p
he as ed, al length.
Never"
Upon lhis he moved q chair close beside
her, but not 10 meet her glance, and told
The story OF his life down 10 the present hour.
Il was told concIseIv. bat all the prominent
lacla were there ihcn c.-angIng his place,
taking her cold hands, 1 iookIG into her
cNes, ne hrought tears INFO them again, and
biushes 10 her face, by the question:
" al yuQ love me and trust me p
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-20

rap al Lhe door. Ii was the bright faced lad
with the bundle
Mr.. Brewer says as how this is nicer work.
and on may send back the other bundle"
sad the little fellow, boy-lIke, as he came
abruptly INTO the room, his face, beanlng wIrh
pleasure aud exercise 90, Miss Dell - and
the boy telJ awe stricken as he felt the pres
ence OF death
The sec md day before the burial, when.
with the and Of old woman below, the
body had been carefully prepared, a different
step was heard upon the stair case. aud :;
careful knock al the door. Mr.. Brewer en-
tered without a word, gave his hand and sal
down. Then gently abiding TO her loss
asking to look ON the features Of her father,
noticing her plants IN HE window, he skill
fully led the conversation INTO appropriate
channels, and, without a single profession.
made Jennie feel thai there was a true and
appreclatIve tueul.
Gradually tAe conversation receded frot
the sad topics Of tie chamber OF death 10
more general subIect.-io such thoughts As
We ma written IA books, and such conclu-
Slons as We reach IN long medI;atiuus aud
Careful auaIyzlngs. In TINS, her visitor was
struck with the clearness aud stretch Of
thought oi the humble gIri at Is side. Ard
she found herself roosed aud qulckened by
lhe outdrawIDgs OF u superior UuJ congo ial
mind
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t. IHIs of Advertising.

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square, 81 90 81 Is = o. 81 90 81 50 Sl2 90
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Twelve lines NonpalieI type. compact matter,
fheir e4ulvaaent in space. will be counted as
square.
Professional aal Business Cards, 81 a line, per
year. a te drst hve lines, and fifty cents for each
adaii4onaI line
Estray Notices, published four weeks, s. for
single aaiIuai. and fry cents for each additional
animal in same notice.
Legal Notices IL statute rates.
Special Notices. leaded ard Kept inside, having
precedence 81 ordinary avtrtisemeuts, 50 per
advance On ordinary rates
Notice. "a meetings charitable societies, &c, half
price.
AdErr. .isealeets not accompanied with directions
viii inserted till forbid. aud charged for accord
ingt.
AZ Transient -fdrertiseraeats must be pad for
aaraace Tnl~ uie IS ii moi te varied ii.
Yetrt -vertisess allowed the privilege Of chang
ing quattesI 81.
No advertisement considered less than square.
Hsff.s COT tcrAnLE QrArTtKLE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-01
Small Business.

Oar readers xiii Femmember that The prIn.-
ing Offices of the Chrslain ObSerUer, Philade-
fhia, and the JeferSoajoR. West Chester,
were taken possession OF and closed up by the
United States Marshal, about two months
since. because, as was alleged by the PEI sons
making the information, said papers had pub
lshed treasonable matter Well, these cases
came up tor hearing inthe United States
Court, at Pnlladelph!a, Monday week,
wheo the United States District Attorney, ioT
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, v hose
duty il was to prosecute the cases, came for
ward aud withdrew tie SUITS This was
virtual acknowledge that this wrong was
committed on the information gwen by some
persons, probably out oi personal spite,) with
out foludalien or reason. An order was made
by the Court allowing the claims of the papers
for The restitution Of their property. The
camp no made the information ought to be
mad. to pay all damages and costs.
suit was instituted at PaiIldelphia on
Frjdsv, By Mr, Ho4ss IA. proprietor Of the
,s.ches'tr Jeferroni,a, azaias Un,trd Stats
Marshal Mlwarj and D nutirs jenkins aud
Sch4yI4r for trrspa,s u et arM.iS, VINO w-r-
ORDERED to appear before the Supreme Court
in November. VIM. Is. Reed and Gro. w.
B,dtp are the plaintiff 5 counsel-Lancasfsr
iafeijtgeacer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-01

setts at one moment charged ealautly up The
hill, leading two companies, who still had their
arms against The pursuing foe
A moment later and The same officer, per
ceiving The hopeIessness OF tie situation, waved
white handkerchief. and surrendered The man
body Of hs regiment. O.hr portions Of 4he
column surrendered; bot the rebels kept up
their fire upon those who Sired 10 crass, and
many not drowned IN tie river were SHOT in The
ac OF swimming.
Night came on. At s P. NJ. all If our band
whose i5ttoae it was to return bad lagdgt on
Harrison l,land, sud the fire from the Virginia
heights lad CEASED. The rebels toyk qll our
guns but one. When | LETT yesterday they had
shouteo to us, telling Us to come over ana take
away cur dead under flas Of truce, had also
nounled our own guns on the heights, and warn
ed US 10 leave the Island IN four hours.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-01
The Death Of Fusion.

The success, al the recent election, og pure
Democratic tickets, wherever such had been
nominated, shows conclusIvely that the people
Will have nothing TO do with the fusion Of po-
llica parties and that they prefer the old and
ott-tTied Demcciatic orga9izaion 10 any COM
binailon OF paich-woFk of party elements that
can, under any pretence, Be stitched together.
Fusion rs dead. The people have wtlIed IT and
the great and terrible doable-he and many
winged monste. is deiunct. Greeley mourns
and Forney sIghs Curtin bav alls ard Cameron
iaments But the tax payers, the men who fur
nisf 'he bone and muscle Of the State, are iu5i-
liant anl Joyous over the result The G vrrn-
men. contractor smiles sadly bitter snGls th-
military sotk.iobbet means 10 his troabI-d >s..
over visions of the departed glory o. speculation
IN shoddy and wooden shoe-s5es the Rub
hcan otfice-h9lder, in anxious wondermeut, Sc
holds The 'hand- writing on the wall,' and ,aiu-
" endeavors 10 convince himself that it is all a
dream. But the sovereigns o! the Republic.
the popular masses, the sufferers from the ruin
ous policy of sectional, lanatcaI, reckless par
=, Clap he. h2ncs for Joy and make the wei
kla Tss2H-d w,a heir >acurs OF triumph. Fu-
sion is dead he poli-s. elephant that was
10 stamp INTO he earth tar a,t vvstige of De-
mocTacy, has packed 90 his t5uok and left
But aye who have leas to shed, prepare to
shed them now >" For Dot only Is Fusion dead,
but with ii also died the monster irom which its
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-01

fHs mioHrq HEALga - Let not tseasa with
its fangs, prey upon you, unld the col haad
oi death huils you 10 an uaJimely grave.
Shake ol'ihe feeling OF despair and hopeless
ness. 50 la5l.to come up1n the invalid. The
plant born Of The san we place within The
reach OF all We care not what NAV BE- the
specific lormoi the disease. The cause, The
fountain Of the disease itself, IS impure blood.
and through he diGefert channels ofthe lungs.
lhcstnmach and The vdals organs, JUDSON'S
MOUNTAIN HERS PILLS viii pass, min
Cling with tie blood, ssarcb out and grasp and
then expel, all hurliul p5son that there is in it.
Thus cleanse the blood BY few doses OF these
Pills, and disease, N any form, will dissipafe
and vanish. Aslhe Sun with its glorious beams
first causes the morning dew to rise as mist.
then growing stronger, casts his burning rays
upon i!-and behold lis gone-so cleaaae
the blood, and disease, Ike mo aiag dew, re-
treats and vaoishes. There is no blood parifer
equal 10 JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS. - Sold by all Dealers in Medicine
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-01
Sketch of Col. .Iohn w. Gearv.

Cai. " Geaty, u ouf State, who COM
nan3ed "a. Federal troops in the fight uesr
Harpsr's Fsrry, has 6glrei extensively in re-
cfa; na,innal events He commanded the
Second regiment 5t Prnnsy ylvania Volunteers IN
Mpxlco, aud was noted far great frmness and
TIE rlgid discipline 10 which he subjected h's
men. When be first vent TO The war in that
unfortunate republic, be yves Lient. Colonel Of
Roberts regiment OF Pennsylvania VoluntgMM
and at the battle Of ChePuItrPec, where he afsFS
chl+i command OF his rsgiment was wounded,
out lwithstand,Hg led bis men ia the terrific
battle fought at the de BrIga gate Just nr ci6os
10 the capture oflhe city of Me1ico. For hl.
gailantry on that occaspoa ne vas promoted to
the TaHa Of Colonel, his commission bearing
cate Of November 81, 1917. He received
special mention at Cerio Cor do, After the
war, in lS+8, he lived in San Francisco, OF
which place he y as appointed Postmaster, and
vas afterwards elected the first Mayor of the
city, holding his office for two Of three terms
prIor TO the ofganlzatlon Of the Vigilance com
mite. He was afterwards Governor Of an
sas under Buchanan.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-01
To Consumptives.

VIE Advertiser, having been restored to
Il bealIh in a very few weeks b, very
simple remedy after having su ffered several wears
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Cohsnmption-Is anxious TO make known 10 his
iellow-sufferers the means of cure
TO all who desire it, he will send a conv or Tho
prescription used, Gree of charge) with directions
ior preperlng and using the same, which they win
md SURE Cure for CoNsuMPrlox, AsrHmA, BRoN-
cHITls' DC The only objec. of the Advertiser in
and spread information which he eonceives III ha in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and NAV
prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
ofess Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg,
Kings County New York