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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-24

The critics and the public are right in predicting that
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and extensive popularity all other histories OF the War
for the Union Its theme will be the heroic daring pa
tien SUFFERING and hair breadth escapes OF soldiers
and sailors and its Incidents will form the theme
versation at nnumerabe esdeS for years come. II
Will contain III addition to its stirring details, pho-
sophCa Analysis of the Causes OF the War by john IO.
THRoP MOTLEY IL ID author Of THE Rise of the Dutch
Republic etc, the dates Of all the important events
from the John Brown raid and accurate and revised
account OF the principal battles. with engravin.s
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General Information.

Students can enter at time. No vacations usua,
time TO complete the Course from To IL weeks sst
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THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

rrepaed from al improved recipe BIZ the proprietor
IN te blolher Jonathan Pslish,'' certified by all the
MItins New i ork Furniture Dealers and Piano-FOrte
10 Dc The best III the world for Removing Scratch
Mdiks ad Dirt. and restoring high and lasting gloss
u di hlS OF Vanished work. Furniture Leaih-
IL IS cheaper and better than Varnsh dres immedi-
aGs anu Is easily applied. With piece OF Canton Fa,l-
III ana bottle or two OF this New Furniture Polish
housekeeper can work magic in the furniture hous.
an. kcel II looking like Now is the time siine
up your Tables Chairs Desks. Pianos Picture Frames
carriages, etc. ami make them loOh 81 per better
rs Is true economy. For sale by Furniture Dealers and
St0rekeepcrs generally. Price p and 50 cents bottle
Depot No. Spruce Street New York. Special Agents
Wanted Address. Box 1872 New York p. o.
The HOuSekeepers New Furniture Polish is for sale
here by e. BINGHAM.
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THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN MAN

THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN MAN
UFACTURES, FROM 1905 to 1860.
By DIR. J. LEANDER BISHOP. 2vols., Svo.
Vol. |. now ready, Vol. II. nearly ready.
This probably the largest and most important work
now in the American press.
We have also just published new editions OF the follow
ing useful and popular books:
THE BUSINESS MANS LEGAL AID.
WISER; or, How to Save Money, by
Conducting Business according to Law,
as expounded by the Best and Latest
Authorities. 400 pp., sheep. Price, 81.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY; or
A Thousand Chances to Make Money.
Cloth 81.
This has been republished I'm England
Every business and Clerk should have these books
They will pay the buyer hundred fold Every parent
should get them for their sons.
All these books are mailed, postpaid receipt of price
we pay particular attention to mailing books Wrapping
them carefully, and will procure AMI send postpaid anS
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stamps. Address ~
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COlle0iate Co,,rxe

ms course embraces Book Keeping In all il, depart
CoTresiondsnce Commercial Law, Political E"nomS
rSia Etes Partnership Settlements Detect:
The Spenceran System of Penmanshin Is t,u.h, y; al
us T haretes oy te most sslful masters the art
pervison and instruction Of the Principal D. oM.
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CHARLES ROGERS. Jr-.a
WILLIAM Il. JONES
CONHISSIONERS' Notice
SARAH G RI-rkMaN,S ESTATE

I'VE hesGtscrii'ers. beilgapl,yiri-af yrfr Pr l- T.
W Tor the district al Essex commissioners g.. .
eNaillli- and adjust al claims ai!d demands i
against the estate 81 SarahC BuCkmar, LAT. ,
IA said district deceased. and the claims Il d..
eAhim'ed IA on>tt thereto, hereby sgr l,iiUr l--
months from the g.rh DAY OF Sept % l,,s ar M
The credit rs 10 present. lheiT claims Ia said
ivT eAanIaiioiI and allowance and Thai We "a . r.-
ihaf purpose ii the Store OF illla,n l. kslsv.-.
t,oniield In said district, the 9Th DAYS 81 NJ
feb hcAf, al ten O'Clock on each q, ,ald DAY.
WILLIAM BURBANK
l5-ls WILLIAM L. BALDWIN tvii4.'>>I"i''
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Adm BALCH'S ESTATE.
ST1TE OF VERMONT

ESSEX aStrs,r e..
y Probate Court holden al Lunenlurc with, ,. d,
said district, on the 24th day of Sept. 10 l,s,s
JAMES BALCH and ISAAC a Ralrg
administrators on the estate cf Adm RAJ
laie of Iuneiltilr- in said district decreased r.
lftir administration account Tor settlement: wHFst
II Is ordered that the >ame bc rekrred 10 the sl>r a.
October next Al the Probate Once ia said iu1,-
for examination and allowance; and that all cai,cer,
holli.d hrTe"i 10y The publication ut this order tr
eiiian printed Al ST Joilislsury three weeks sr,
N is soon as may I've. Thai they MAY appear and d.
tim" aid place, IL they see cause jeci thereto
By order OF court,
Attest: JONAH BROOKS, Ju...
l5-l1 Attest: JONAH BROOKS ~
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FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

ANOS-Persons who wish to buy Piano of the bes
makers Will be shown how they handsome sun
NJ the purchase If they address Piano care JOY Coz
Co. Pubishers' Agents, New York 2 o. ~
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
BENJAMIN MOVES. ESTATE

TUE subscribers, having been appointed tx III. II
he Probate Court Tor the district of Calrl.l.Ia
demands U all per>,iliS. against tll, e.1,r. - !, 81
min Moves late Uf Wheelock. ia said ci,rrl,1 =.
aild Tie claims OF the deceased exhibited ia .f
To- heretk give notice that SIN ir,rn IN.
81 Sept A ID 1867, are allowed Tor the creditors
ell ileT Gains I" said commissioners lar EXAM
al ali"waiue and thai viii meet ir filar ,l-,
the dH e2lilc house OF widow Samantha N,f,- ii "A
vch, III said district on The 2Vttl ,ay Dec-li.t-r
Vi said days
CHARLES ROGERS. Jr.
lrl7 WILLIAM n HOMES t.i.. IS
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0 r S A l.

By the subscriber, two new l-horse LUMBER
WAGONS. Said wagons are thoroughly built
and in good style. with iron axles. Also, guam
tity of Nos and Spruce Clapboards. for sale
cheap. T,R. FAIRBANKS.
St Johnsbury, Sept Is, 1862. l2f
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STATE OF VERMONT
CALEDONIA COUNTY S..
NOTICE TO NATHANIEL +. aNxrs

,,,,,, iN CHAh,f.,
POBERr HARVEY, adminisirai..r d, W.r,...
AZ Of Barnet. In Caledonia County HIS t,; = "a b.
the Once OF the Clerk Of the Colrr "a, ,-l,s, 49,
County, his bill OF complaint setting f,r-l - I'd -
that Nathaniel Annts Jr-. III Potion in - n 'If.-
canada East on the 2>t day of Feiruarr "a ''.,r H
ecuted 10 said lillian Lackie inuri-,l,. - ~ =
Land IN said Barnet described ~ ls-in- iar 20 "a
deiendanb AIMS bought OF obed Hatch n
ana April is 1872, on which Saii d,ieudarr l-l-
a.c afil, aild tile same premise. mortgages - -
10 said Hatch july slsl lS5-.-coil,ilfi,,-l r. :,
nlent OF pfolnssory nUIe. sighed ly The ,lpl,l a.
Die 10 Inc said Lackie. for the sum ui f,aIr -,'
.g-lVo dollars, On demand with Interest ,-,-,lI q
dale u said moTisase- Thai Sad nai. r,.p,, . d.
and Is justly due, and, administrator a Ssil
praying thai the equity "i Redemption al -
III SAID premises be ioreccsed &c Th->af9 y
AnniS, Jr, l. thereisre hereby culnrnai,d.. - =
appearance before the Court Of Cglant,ry - - "a,
ST JOhnsbury i'll and iOr The County q; {,
ON the nrsf Tuesday IN December next /. ar->,t,--
bill 81 Complaint and further stand 10 and ai,. -
and decree therein as 10 said Court shall sem -
And said complainant Il ordered To lalifIi>i, f..
order Three weeks successfully in the ralij,,,.-
paper printed al ST JohIisbury, the lasf al vi
al least twenty days previous 10 the coilnto,ilr,
Term oi the Court aforesaid. W. no
Given under my hand. al the Clerk. ,,4ir. ia -
bury, This sixth day of October, l>fs NJ
CHARLES s. DANA. CLERK IN t'ia-,.-.
H. X PADDOCK, Solicitor.
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. ii. f ID D Y.
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of {. s Patent Office. IrashingtOa
(under the Act of 1881
IS State Street. opposite kilby Street,
Boston,

After extensive Practice OF upwards Of twenty
continues Patents ia the United States
CaSeai SPECIFICATIONS Bonds. Assignments and all Pa
perS"T Drawings Tor Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American
Foreign woThs 10 determine the validity utility OF Pa
tents or lnFeltipn>-tid legal uti,r aycr rendered
in ali matters touching the Copies of the claims
oi any Patent furnished y renitiing One Dollar As
, sIg;lmlellts recorded II Washington
The Agency i not o'lly the largest in New England
bat through II inventors have advantages Tor securing
Patents. "i a>ccTiain- the laIeiality %; invention.
unsurpassed 10y, II not Immediately superior aiy
when can Ice oieTec lne e>eSh here The testimonials
below -N Prove HAT more successful al the
Patent Office than tie subscriber and a. success i the
best pr; ii" advantages and ability. he would add Thai
ne has abundant L. believe and prove
other Office the kind charges Tor profession
al services 80 Moderate Tie immense Practice OF the
subscriber during twenty years past enabled him
accumulate vast collection of Specification and official
decisions relative 10 patents
These. besides his extensive library legal and me
chaiical works. and iGl! accounts patents granted
the United States ami Europe. render him apie. beyond
question, "ier superior facilities Tor obtaining Patents
All necessity vi journey Washington 10 procure
patent and the usIa great delay there are here saved
inventors
TESTIMONIALS
"Ire.ard Mr.. Eddy a. che oi the most canalJe and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have noheSi;aiionin assuring Inventors thai they
cdrnui employ person ,eterf and Trustworthy
To secure Tor them an early ami favorable consideration
at the Patent omee' EEMlND BIZ RkE,
l-ait u Commissioner al Patents
MI r. H. Eddy has mac me thirteen applications
on a! but one ii which patents have been granted and
that l. now pending SuC unmi>iakable proof OF great
talent and ability his part leads me to recommend ali
inventors To- apply 10 him TO their patents
theH NAY ne sure "i having the most faithful attention
bestowed Oh their cases, and ii very Reasonable char
ceS'' JOHN T.I,,,aRT
during eight months the subscriber course of his
large practice. made o twice rejected applications
teen appeals every Oi which decided in his IA
vor, by the Commissioner vi patents
X. IL EDDY.
Boston, Dec >, 1851. .alass
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T UMBER.-REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddocks village; and having put in a
new Planer will do all kinds of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kinds
of lumber on the most reasonable terms. Also
packing boxes of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
St Johnsbury, Nays 4ltf
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l he New Commercial Buildings are located CD
poslte Court House. corner of Court and
Chenango-Streets

ms College in no way connected with any other In
sivey devoted to this '' arc eAeiu-
me design OF this Institution is to afford to Young Men
ness Education fe"i nus-
ine BOOKS ana Forms carefully arranged nv Pract
cal Accountants expressly for this n,tifnt"n and ,h
PAUSE e such as to combine Theory and
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
War Scenes ON Canvas.

Mr.. J. N. Stanley, of Washington, the well.
known landscape and portrait painter, and Mr..
A. J. Conant, of st. Louis, also Nm artist of high
reputation, assisted by several Of the best
ously engaged in this city, In the production
of u panorama of tho present war, which Is
expected to prove one Of the most truthful and
magnificent representations of any subject
ever presented TO the American public. The
events are depicted In the order Of their occur.
renee, with respect to time; the local scenes
are given with the precision Of reality, and n
spirit is impaired to the whole, which will we'll
accord with the popular mind in this eventful
hour. We are Informed that this great work
will be perfected in a few weeks, and that the
Washington public Is to DO favored with its first
exhihitiOn
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
A 20 dier Xxi led By . sentry.

A shooting case occurred on Saturday at the
camp of the Eighty.seventh regiment, located
near Columbian College, which resulted in the
death Of \ private belonging to that regiment
named John AsOp. The circumstances Of the
case, as related to US by a member Of the regi.
ment, are rs follows:
Asop, very much intoxicated, was returning
to camp from visit to the city, with n bottle
of whisky In his hands. He was commanded
by The nearest sentry to halt, which he did
giving him drink from his bottle. The sentry
then passed him into the lines, and the man
WAS proceeding to his tent, when he received
command to halt from u second sentinel. This
the man, being within the lines, did not obey;
but, shaking Ills bottle at the guard, said: " too
late; all gone" or words TO that effect. With
out making any reply, the sentinel deliberately
levelled his piece and shot Asop through the
brain, killing him instantly. He WAS imme
diately arrested, aud will be tried by court.
martial,
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
The Sew Theatre.

ofEleventh and @ streets, ironically styled the
Washington Theatre, are fast drawing to q
close. We hope that the public will not be
affected TO tears ut this announcement. A new
temple Of the drama will be opened In this city
early In March by Mr.. John T. Ford, the popu.
lar lessee Of the Holiday StreetTheatre, Bal,i.
more. The new Theatre, which Ii now being
constructed by Messrs. Ford and Brock, Ia 10.
Gated on Tenth street, between T. and F, in
the old Baptist Church, lately occupied by the
%hrlstys AZ an opera house. Extensive xitera.
N0ps and improvements are being made In that
building, which. when completed, will form one
Of the neatest and haLdsomest theatres In the
United States. Mr.. John P. Smith. until very
recently the popular and gentemanly business
agent OF Christy's Minstrels, will be the acting
manager Of the new Theatre. No better selso.
ton could have been made by Mr.. Ford, for
Smith alone Is team, and one which is bound
10 draw.
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
The Market.

We passed through the Centre Market oy
things, we took pains to make some inqyjfes
about the commodities which are sold Here.
The various butchers, hucksters, 30, Aeem ed
10 be very busy, and, In answer to y6r inqui.
ries, informed us that their businessman never
better.
The following is about the Average retail
price of many Of the articles Sf daily consump-
tion ii our city:
Beet, l2s cents per lb.; choice do, Ii cents
cOrned do, s cents; bacon, l24 cents fresh
cents; butter, Is to rs cents; eggs, 25 cents pei
dozen; apples, SO to 70 cents per peck; Gran
berries, l2i cents per quart; potatoes, 37i cents
per peck, onions, 37A cents; turnips, 20 cents
turkeys, $3.50 to 80 apiece; geese, $50
chickens, so cents; ducks, 37A cents.
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
A Youthful Impostor.

The oredulous should be warned against the
demands OF little cheat who is now going the
rounds OF Washington. She Ia a neat looking
girl, about thirteen years old, very pretty, with
excellent manners, and is the most plausible
child imaginable. She has the tact not TO beg
for herself, but tells the most pitiable tale or
children In rags, and she confined to bed In the
last stages of consumption" &C., &C., and telll
1t all in such simple, Interested way that II ID
impossible 10 believe that It Ia hoax, and tha,
such a family is an invention Of her own i'm.
agination. She has received aid In every form
but always urges money and clothes as being
Immediately wan ed. Every house where she
has visited in this errand of mercy has suf
fered more or less in the way OF missing silver
umbrellas, ovsrshoes, or in fact anything she
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
lust PUBLIsHED.
Yankee Volunteers
M MARCHING INTO DIXIE

This Il . very brilliant Picture, AMI Is Litho.
graphed and Printed In five colors. All loyal peo.
pie should nave one We have the above Pioure
Letter Size, for Soldiers to send home to their
friends Liberal discount 10 the Trade
For sale at all the Periodical ard Newsdealsrs.
AL orders promptly attended to at +in Penn. ave.
wholesale Agent, q. +. MORSE h co.
ROSS T0UsEY, 19l Nassau street, New York
Geosral Agents.
n B-ws have n large assortment Of the best
Cavalry, Infantry, and Eiaf BOOTS to be found in
this city, Also. Tap sole BAlmorals, Buck Gloves
and Gauntets, Flsgs Of all descriptions AM, made to
order. All u the very lowest CASH PRICES.
Wholesale and retail, at $50 Penn ave
feb 4-eolm, Z. +. MORSE h co.
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
JTNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

~ AsHlS01OS, Jan. ~, lSos.
On the petition OF Lewis Moore, Of ipslanti.
Michigan, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the 18th day OF March, ls4s for
an Improvement in seed planters, Tor aeyen years
IRON the expiration of said patent, which takes
place on the 18th day of April, 1869,
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard al ths
Patent Office, on Monday, the 3lst day OF 81 arch,
isG9 at IL O'Clock m and all persons are notified TO
appear and show cause, il any they have, Why said
petition ought not to be granted:
lersons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony lea by either party
to be used at The said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF The
Off ,e, which will be 1urni, he'd on application.
he testimony-in the case will be closed on the
l7th day OF March, 1862; depostions and other pa
pers relied upon Us testimony must be filed in The
office on or before the morning OF that day the ar
gumeats, If any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be pu6lied in the
Naitnal Republican, Washington, d. G., and D.troi!
7r1nn> Detroit, Michigan, once week for three
successive weeks the fret of said publica ions to be
at least sxty days previous 10 the day of hearing
d. i. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Z. S-Edtors Of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
paper contai aing this notice
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
Or. T'rall's Lectures.

T An increased interest IL evidently mani ted
In the very instructive course Of lectures given
On Saturday evening, still larger audience,
hear the Doctor discourse on The Health and
Diseases of Woman He was listened to with
undivided attention throughout. lie stated
that nine tentbs Of the business Of the medi-
cal profession consisted In doctoring females.
There we're forty thousand drug doctors in the
United States, whose aggregate income cannot
be less than 800 900 900. Nine ,enths Of this
sum they are indebted 10 the frailties Of dear
woman for. Ard yet female diseases are con.
fessedly the opprobriorun, nedicorun,-the dis
grace Of msdioal science. DR.. Trail enumer.
ated, from the standard authors, the horrid list
e Of drug poisons and destructive processes
which are recommended and prescribed for the
most trifing ailments Of girls and women, which
complaints, II left to themselves or to common
sense or the vital instincts, would soon be re-
lieved. Among the list of remedies, he named
euppins, scarifying. mercury, arsenic, iodine,
heritage, stryohnine, sugar Of lead, ergot, cop.
peras, zinc. vitriol, turpentine, mineral tonics,
deadly nightshade, &c.
healthy mothers and SQUAD offspring, and con.
tended that the salvation of the race depended
OH rendering won an healthy before 1t, is too
90 late. He showed that woman was not by nature
the weaker vessel, y butts naturally endowed
with the more enduring organization, this being
necessary TO enable her to nourish other beings
than herself. All children, he argued, would
be perfectly beautiful If their parents would
only keep themselves healthy; and all chidr.n n
would be good, amiable, and Christ.lke in dis.
position, II their mothers were only kept In
normal and comfortable circumstances. The
lecture was Il mastery performance, evincing
deep research into the laws Of organic life, and
profound investigation into all the medical
science of the world.
On Monday evening he will not lecture, on
account ut other engagements; but Ellen Beard
Harmon, of Illinois, one of his pupils, will de
liver II lecture On the physiological and moral
hea rings of dress reform. Let both ladies and
gentlemen hear II.
The national Republican., 1862-02-10
Death OF Typos.

Within the past week two worthy gentlemen
Of the typographical fraternity have been
summoned BY death from amongst this com.
munity. Mr.. John D. Campbell, from !, L,ckport,
New York, (recently employed In the Govern.
msnt printing onloe,) and Mr.. Charles D. Cush
ing, from Boston, Massachusetts,. Mr.. Gushing,
for a number Of years. was employed on the
National Era, of This city. Both of these gen.
tlemen had been editors during their life.
The Columbia Typographical Society attend
ed to thS forwarding Of the remains of Mr.
CampbeYt to his home in I.ockport, and design
this afternoon, attending In body the fukera
of Mr. Gushing