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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-14
THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Rriet Locals.

Bret Locals.
Wood is scarce. Owing to the bad
travelling of the past winter not more than
half or two thirds the usual quantity has yet
boon hauled to this village The sellers
have been waiting for better travelling until
The middle of March has come, the snow is
rapidly disappearing, and the probabilities
ora that not much more wood will find its
wov 10 this market the present season. Good
wood particularly if dry, goes quick at!$3.OO
rer cord. Those who have wood, and com
r,an that they have not money to pay their
taxes. had better make an effort to exchange
their wood for the ready"
On the fourth page will be found an ar
,;cle upon the cause and cure of cradle
.ales. After the experience Of the present
winter most will admit that these nuisances
deserve especial astention; and if the cause
f,he evil has been ascertained, all will say,
an,!y the remedy. Messrs Hutchinson and
Spencer, surveyors for this village, have been
.a,iring in their efforts to make our streets
.q! sidewalks passable, and they deserve the
thanks of all who travel, whether in sleighs
~ foot or horseback.
Quite delegation of our citizens are
,w on an excursion to Washington.
1t will be noticed that Hon L. j. Cree
Z Wheeock is reelected commissioner of
lis county by an almost unanimous vote. II
{, but Just appreciation of a worthy public
ulcer.
The weather is decidedly Mrch-y. Sun
and Storm alternate almost every hour on
some days. The snow is settled about one
to5t and wood drawers say it is the best
.righing We have had the present season.
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In consequence of the War, one of the Largest
Dry Goods Houses in Boston has recently failed
one-half OF their Immense Stock of Fashionable
Dress Goods has been sent to
BARTON VILLAGE,
with orders to sell the same for whatever prees
they will bring.
The Stock comprises the largest and best as
sortment of Rich Plaid, Striped and Brocaded
Silks Cashmere Shawls. both Long and Square.
Washington Mills Plaid. Wooden Shawls. Plain
Black Shawls, 5est quality of the Genuine Eng
lish Crown and Gros de Rhein Black Silks. There
are over $4,000 worth of Silks in the Stock.
All the new styles Imported Goods for Dress
es. such as Poll de Chevres. Garibaldi Plads.
Mohairs, Poplins, Neapolitan DeLaines. Masen-
ia Checks, best quality French Thibets and Ly
onese. and every variety of Dress Goods TO be
found in first class Dry Goods Store in Boston
or New York
BILE Covers, Napkins, Brown Table Covers fine
white Linens, white cambria Muslins. check
Cambrics, bleached Sheetings and Shirtings,
both heavy and fine embossed wooden Table Cow
ers. brown Cambrics. Doth Sarsinet and English.
splendid French and English Print, MeIrimack,
Pacific. Manchester. and other American Prints.
Black Broadcloths for Ladies Cloaks and Bas-
quines.
There are over 10000 yds of PRINTS in
the Stock. Linen hdkfs. Shirt Bosoms. Shirt
Collars. real French Fancy Shifting, Cotton
Flannels, Balmoral Skirts. Hoped Skirts, Mar
settles Quilts. Tickings, Striped Shrtings. Blue
Drillinss. Crashes and Huckabuck for Toweliny.
Russian Diaper, Spool CottoEs. and other Goods
too numerous to capitulate in this bill.
CLOTHS! CLOTHS,
| Pant Cloths of every description. Harris best
goods for mems wear Black German Broad
Cloths, Doeskns, Satinets. Beaver Cloths. Trego
Cloths, Repellants and Water Proof Cloths for
Ladies Cloaks, &c, &c. comprising the Largest
and Best assortment of Cloths in New England.
The orders to sell these Goods are uneondi-
tional and peremptory. The families of Orleans
and Caledonia Counties and Northern Vermont
have thus an opportunity obtain rich and deslra-
bic goods which cannot otherwise be obtained
this side of Boston or New York.
| Recolect the Store,
/ Mansield's Building.
Barton Village.
Next to the Barton Hotel"
4 splendid assortment of Rich Fashionable
Cloaks.
S2-93 SlLAS S. DREW, Assignee.
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=. p r o p E r T Y
ID E r S o n A L
FOR SALE.

Will be sold at public auction on the premises
of jeremiah Abbott. late of Barnet, deceased,
On Thursday, March 20, at 10 o'clock, a. M,
the following personal property. viz:
yoke 6-year-old Oxen, 10 Cows,
pairs 90 Steers, two years old Bull,
e" /" 4yearling Heifers,
black six years old Mare weighs 1907
1.-TWO years old Colts, Is Sheep, Shotes.
25 bushels corn. 65 bushels oats. 20 bushels
Wheat, bushels barley, 10 tons hay, farming
tools, cooper tools. cooper stuff. old iron. window
sash and blinds. u pine clapboards, 2 NJ short
shingles, with other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMs-On all sums of S. and over, months
credit with satisfactory endorsed notes ON inter-
es:. CLAUD SOMERS, Executor.
JOHN H. MOORE, Auctioneer.
Barnet March 6, 1862.
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International HoteI.-We cannot do =. hot.

ter thing for those OF our readers who are about
visiting New York. than to direct their attention
to the card Tin another colu,nn) of this tirstcass
hotel 1t is where they will get their moneys
worth. To induce them to patronize it, they
need only be told that it is kept on the European
plan in connection with the best, the cheapest and
most magnificent saloon on this continent-the
world famous Taylor's Saloon-to which it is
attached where all that commerce and the sea-
son furnish for the table Supplied in every arts
tic style, at all hours. and at the lowest rates.
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Maple Sugar.

friend i'll a neighboring town writes us
that he is making arrangements in every
school district in his town ia great maple
sugar country by the way0 to ascertain the
amount of sugar made the present season.
vii not the same thing be done by others
in every town in Caledonia county? Such
,atstics would be interesting to the world
a arge. We would urge that every man
vao makes sugar the present season return
tie number Of pounds made to their town
clerk before the middle of May.
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Town Officers Elected March 4, 1862.

Observation-Disclosures, w J Henderson.
Clerk and Treasurer, G Cowles. Selectmen,
J = White, Moses ID Johnson, Samuel II
Moore. Constable, W G Cameron. Over
seer Poor, Robert Nelson. Agent, John Nc
Lane. Trustee, Robert Dickson. Supt of
Schools, I J McLane. Listers, S K Park,
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Rs IN DAYS OF OLD. -as

There was time, in days Of old,
When health was priced above fine gold
That day has passed-ai now neglect
That precious boon-all should protect
OF sense and reason all are bereft
Or II would appear there's but little left.
Apply II then to cure your ills
BY the immediate use of Herrick's Pills
These remarkable Pills startle whole communities by
their wonderiulc cures. Adapted to infancy YOUTH
hood and old Put up with English Spanish French
and German directions Elegantly coated with sugar,
See advertisement. 6l-ls
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-14

Every man his own Doctor. Since the
introduction of Doct Giford's Homeopathic Gu
ratves, it is within the reach of all to avail them.
selves of prescription prepared by skillful
physician, which has the merit and recommends
ton of repeated success. they having been used
by many hundreds during the past five years -
many different diseases. put up in neat boxes at
% cts each-A manual which gives all informa-
ton, will be furnished free. Address Philip Lee.
1876 William street, New York. Sold by J. c.
bingham, agent in this town.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

The subscriber wishes 10 give notice that he
manufactures Furniture Of all kinds and does
general job Work. Sofas and Lounges made 10
order or repaired at short notice All kinds Of
Upholstery work done With nsatne>s and dis
patch
C0FEINS Tn hand and made - order. Buy
erS viii save one profit by calling AT the Work
shop
Shop at the Old Steam Nil, opposite PasSe1l-
ger Depot. DANIEL CLARh-
ST Johnsbury. VI aotf
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The Confessions and Experience of Al

The Confessions and Experience of an
Invalid. Published for the benefit and as
warning and caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature decay, &c. ::
supplying at the same time the means Of self
cure. by one who has cured himself after being
put to great expense through medical imposition
and qnackery. BY enc osing postpaid address,
ed envelope. single copies may be had of the au-
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, esq, Bedford, Kings
Co, N. Y. S5-l337.
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The "Littlc Fairy"

Miss Dollie button, the queen of the
iaIreS," lo4 years old, 90 inches tall, and
weighing only 10 pounds, assisted by Miss
Wilhe!mna Kappes, and Mr. George Monk,
viii give levees at Union Hall, in this place,
on Monday evening March Il, and Tuesday
afternoon and evening March IS. The en-
,ertainments given by Miss Dolie and her
troupe, are very highly spoken of by the
press wherever they appear, and the fame of
.!,tle Dolle herself is almost world wide-
Only onethird the weight of the celebrated
Gen Tom Thumb, and yet perfect in form
and feature, she takes the visitors hearts by
storm and entertains them with an easy
grace, and naive manner, peculiar to herself,
which might well be initiated by others old
er than herself. The Troy Times says:
40 people who have never seen little Dol
lie Dutton, the interest which she excites
seems extraordinary and unnatural, if not
positively absurd. Finally they call upon
her themselves, out of curiosity merely, and
preSto' they too become inoculated with the
enthusiasm at which, when manifested in
others, they wondered. Having seen and
admired the little creature once, they want to
SEE and admire her again, and they repeat
their vlsts-sometimes so frequently as to
crowd Doll;es levees inconyeniently, and
prevent parties who have not seen her at all
from obtaining entrance. 1t is not alone the
fact that Dollie is curiosity, which draws
such crowds to her entertainments. The lit
tr girl is wonderfully small, it is true; but
o;hers have been as small, or nearly as small,
and excited no special iurore Of delight. The
secret Of the whole thing is that, conformity
with the most tiny proportions, she possesses
perfect symmetry OF form, feature and men,
tai and moral endowments. She is, as she
stands, perfectly developed human creature,
of exquisite beauty and grace, done up in
miniature, 50 that the appelIation of "Little
Fairy bestowed upon her does not strike
any one as i'll applied"
Little Dole will give levees at the Town
Hall in Barnet, Wednesday March 10, and at
Stacks Hall in Wells River Thursday March
20, afternoon and evening each day, at 3 and
j o'clock.
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acknowledgements.

We are under obligations to Rev S. Dan
jrou Of this place (who is in Europe recruit
ing his health and procuring funds for the
completion of lis church, for repeated favors
Of late London and Paris papers. The
Tiues-the Thunderer of John Bulls me-
i IS mJ""d l;t-rnr ;Asit,:--n ud -alho.uGk.
affairs, We like to look it over.
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Torrent. No. |.

At the annual meeting of Engine Co. No.
/, on Tuesday, the following officers were e.
lrcteI; G. +. Spauding, foreman; f. A..
Walker, "a foreman; Alden Wheeler, Sd
freeman; Geo. B. Woodland, clerk and treas
urer. This company is now full, and ready
e do tkeir whole duty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-14
CARPETS AT LOW PRICES.

The Of trade is always turned to that House
which sells at the lowest prices.
From the great auction sale English Carpets In New
the Goth ut receiving English Tapes
tries Velvets and Brussels which shall sell for less
tran importers prices.
Also invoice of choice and elegant Tame stries
imported by Alexander T. Stewart / Co.
Also, al invoice of the productions OF Higgnss
celebrated American manufacture of Tapestries and Vel
vets.
Also 100 rolls State Mills Tapestries for the unpreceden
ted low price Of 81 IL cents per yard.
Also, invoice of Oil Cloths assorted widths for less
than manufacturers prices.
Also an invoice of Canton Mating assorted widths at
low auction prices
Systems strictly adhered to.
We buy all our goods for cash down.
We make all sales for cash down. $3.50
We make variations from prices.
New England Carpet Co., IS Hanorer st.
opposite American House.
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Observation-Disclosures Daniel Coffrin.-
Clerk, J K Darling. Selectmen, ID Vance, J
Roberts, l n Hall. Treasurer, r Darling.
Overseer, Hosea Welch jr. Auditors, David
Vance, Roberts, n Hall. VConstable, A
l. Clark. Listers, T B Hall, W S Darling,
B Paige. Agent, n Hall. Grand Juror,
Martin Weld. Supt of Schools, o 6 Clark.
Money on Grand List, highway 80, town 335
per cent. of Grand List. Expenses past
year, $500.
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Presentations.

We see it stated in the Brattleboro paper
mat the members of company c of the Sth
Obutler) Vt. regiment, presented their cap
,A!n--llenry +. Foster-with gold watch
valued at $40, before they left Bratteboro.
Company { was recruited in this place, and
mos, .. the members, as well as the captain,
are well known to many of our readers.
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Observation-Disclosures, Edward W Far
rington. Clerk ana Treasurer, Hiram Per-
kins. Selectmen. John + Stevens, James d
Bell, James d White. Listers, Abia Shurt-
left, Eastman, B Amsden. Overseer,
Geo W harrington. Town Agent, f r
Chamberlin. Supt, Chas A Stevens. Con-
stable, A f button.
Commissioner.-T Cree 40.
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i.rc.
On March eth, the blacksmith shop and
cover mill of James Gill of Peacham was de-
'royed by fire, together with a quantity of
'~yd and other property. Loss 500; in
s.rsd for SO.
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DOLLIE BUTTON. ''The Little Fairy" TO-
years old. 90 inches high and weighing only Ii
pounds, assisted BY Miss Wilhelmina Kappes
and MIR George Monk.
PROGRAMME or EACH LEvEE
Remarks by Mr. Norton: song BY little Dol
lie; Dollie compared in size with Miss of her
own age; song by Wihelmna; a polka BY lit
tie Dollie; Dollie Represents wax doll l.: Pas
Seul by Wilhelmina Dolie sings song while
starding on the extended hand of Mr. Norton:
Dolie is carried to every part of the house in her
little flower basket; Violin solo BY Mr. Monk.
with the violin in different positions; Dol
lie is compared in size with lad of her own age:
Dollie. while standing on the hand of Mr. Norton
represents the Goddess of Liberty; Dolie walks
among the audience, passing close to each per-
son; Highland Fling. by Wilhelmina Dollie
representing an old lady, will sing I'm sixty-two
She will give Levees at
UNION HALL,
St Johnsbury, Monday Evening, March 18th.
and Tuesday afternoon and evening, March 18th
at and Z! o'clock.
Admission Is cts. Children 10 cts. Children
in the afternoon cts.
ALBERT NORTON, Manager.
f. NJ. EUsTIs, Agent.
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
Arrival of over
$4,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS AT BARTON.

In consequence of the War. one of the Largest
Dry Goods Houses in Boston has recently failed.
one-half Of their Immense Stock of Fashionable
Dress Goods has been sent to
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Observation-Disclosures, G W Collamer.
Town Clerk, Adams Kellogg. Selectmen,
Joel Foster jr, Jacob Smith, Carlos Bancroft.
Treasurer, Geo W Scott. Overseer of the
Poor, IL y Barnes. First Constable, Robert
Hargin. Second Constable, Chas Walling.
Sealer CT Weights and Measures, f Marsh.
Listers, VIM W C,dwell, Erastus Hubbard,
Silas Burbank. Auditors, Geo W Collamer,
Ca,los Bancroft, Luther Cross
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ALVIN FLINT'S ESTATE.
q 7 A T T. OE Y + Z N q n r.

q I A T f OF NERM MONT
~ Caledonia District, SIS.
At Probate Court held at the Probate Office I'm ST
JOhnsbury in said District the 9th day of March
ID. 1852.
AcOpy of the last Will and Testament of Alvin Flint
late OF Stanstead in the Province of Canada East deceas
ed duly allowed and proved in Canada aforesaid being
presented to the court here by Timothy Lee Terril E
ward A. Cahoon and Isaac b. kmbal!, the executors
and recorded in this court agreeaby to the Statute in
such case made and provided 1t is hereby ordered that
court session thereO to be holden at the Probate OF
flee in st Johnsbury in said District ID day April
next and contest the filing and recording of the copy of
said ill aforesaid if they cause for which mr.
pose 1t is further ordered that copy the record of this
order be published three weeks successfully previous
said time OF hearing, in the CaedoElan printed at st
J0hnsbury aforesaid. By order OF court.
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy of Record
s5-87 Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
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BURLINGToN.-Town Clerk, B NJ Webb.
Selectmen, X Taft, VIM G Shaw, II Cat
lin. Treasurer, B NJ Webb. Overseer, Sam
uel Huntington. LIST Constable, Samuel
IT,,eIiOJ:'" ~ iiaii, II ~ Lhsies1y,''ti1 II
ISham.
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Observation-Disclosures, Lucius Hazen.-
Town Clerk, II W Bailey. Constable, An
drew Renfrew. Selectmen, VIM r Shedd,
John Atwood jr, Joseph Smith. Listers,
VIM W Brock, John Bailey jr, Robert X
Fulton. Treasurer, F. c Stocker. Overseer,
o B Rodgers. Agent, Horatio Brock. Supt
of Schools, a G Button. Court Grand Ju-
rors, J Atwood jr, L l. Tucker, Rentrew ir,
" K Shedd. Town Grand Jurors, r Meal
lister, Tappan Stevens, w R Shedd.
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eonscientiou, tidelity: and nothing done or *
vised except for the benefit of the patient
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Observation-Disclosures, Jacob Edgerton
Town Clerk, A l. Brown. Selectmen, G Z
Hannum, David Morgan, Charles Clement
Treasurer, Horace q Clark. Overseer, Dan
lei Wing. Constable ID Chatterton. List
ers, Orvin Thomas, b F Blanchard, John H
Bowman, ID S Chatterton. Auditors, James
l. Gilmore, lockwood Barrett, John NJ
Hall.
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and Iron Railing for Cemeteries. Gardens. Front
Yards, &c. Drawings can be seen at the Ware
house.
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