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The New York herald., 1863-11-23
THE SITUATION.

There is no change. in the Army of the Potomac.
The different corps occupy the same positions
which they did ten days ago. The enemy are
working like beavers on their defences at the Ra-
pidan. Meade's troops are in good spirits, and
eager for fight. Mosby's guerillas made dash
on party of our cavalry near Bealton Station
on Saturday, and carried of three commissary
wagons. They were pursued as far as Thorough
fare Gap and FIVE Of them captured.
Doubts having been expressed in regard to the
truth of the statement that General Burnside was
to be relieved Of his command by General Foster
1t may be stated that thG for the change wac
issued on the 10th ing General Burnside i,
ordered to report Adjutaut General IN
Washington.
There is nothing Il b Chattanooga
We learn by the SC W the South, from New
Orleans. that on the 18th instant the Thirteenth
army corps, lately operating in the Teche couptry,
embarked to Brashear City for somo- unkA Aowu
point in Texas, by was of Berwicks Bay.
full history Of the Rio Grasas xsaiGl
our special correspondent together with import.
ant accompanying maps, is given in our columns
today. The Mexican combinations in Tsmaulipas
and the conflicts of Cortinas, Cobos and Ruiz, will
be fonnl very interesting.
second edition Of the Johnson's Island con-
spracy found an exciting circulation in the neigh
borbood of Burlington, Vermont, yesterday, aris.
ing from reports that body of rebels in Montreal
had planned to seize Fort Montgomery, destroy
the drawbridge al Rouse's Point, and plum
der Psttsburg and Burlington. Information
OF such plot reached Governor Smith
AID Collector Clapp on Friday. They imme.
dia.ely took steps to. communicate with the
osccr in charge Of Fort Montgomery, who soon
had ts guns manned and ready TO give the rene.
gades warm reception.
Governor Smith is "ready for them''-thst is
when they come.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
THE MINsTRELs,

woods. eryants, George Christy's, and Hooley's at
Brooklyn s,ll continue their uous,ay prosperous
tanmon,s. They attract immense crowds nightly BY j,-
dicious changes II their programmes aud by keeping
their performances up to the highest standard Of their
Ilne OF amusements
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

BRYANTS MINsTRELs, Mechanics Han. z7a Breas
wsy.-EIaiortAS SONGS. DAscEs. BURlsseUKs. Ac-rux
RuSu RAN
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

BAREuNs MUSEUM Broadway .--Giavr GtHL GIars
B0Y. LiLLIrurIts KING. Ac, 81 all hours suApH-Roueu
DiAMoND-afternoon ana Evening.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5li Broadway -EraiOSiA
SoSGs. DANCES Sc-CAMILLE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
THE CALIFORNIAN.
Importance OF Domestic Economy.

Domestic economy should be study in
these times. Look over the price of articles
used in family, and 1T will be seen that
most of them are enormously high, nor are
they likely to be lower for some time to come.
There has beer no suffering yet, for money
has been abundant but this can not contln-
ue for ever, and while tie cost of living will
probably increase the next twelve months
and much longer, the means of living will
decrease. 1t is quite plain, therefore, that
if profits of trades fall off and business dimin-
;shes, there vii! eventually be suffering and
priyation, unless we resort to the strictest
economy and frugality. This change of hab-
its will be unavoidable; we shall delay as
long as possible, but necessity will compel
retrenchment and the sooner We look for
ward to that point the wiser it will be in US.
We have no doubt such change will in
the end prove beneficial. The wastefullness,
extravaganza and excess Of the American
people, in eating, drinking and dressing, has
not a parallel in the history of the world; and
all this has been against health, happiness
and morals. When, as a nation, we tread
in the footsteps Ct the old nations, We shall
have to follow them as families and individ-
uals. If we go, therefore, among the rural
and aboring classes Of Switzerland, France,
Germany, Sweden and Russia, We may take
lessons in our future modes of life In health
and vigor they are among the first peoples of
of the earth, yet their expenditures are moth
ing in comparison to ours. Indeed, the waste
of common American town of ten thousand
people would almost or quite support as
large population in the rural districts OF
Europe Never shall we come to their level,
for our country is new and differently situat-
ed, but the next generations of Americans
can net hope to live as We have,and there We
could take lessons in economy that would be
very useful to us. We could discoveries
family can be subsisted upon very small
portion of what Americans are accustomed
to expend; nay. that they can be fed on
what is now, in many instances. thrown out
their back doors to the dogs. Those of US
who take these lessons and practice upon
them first will be the best of in the end
Germantown Telegraph.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
A Terribly Mean Man.

We've known some very mean men in our
time. There was deacon Overreach ; now
he was so mean he always carried a hen in
his gig box when he travelled, to pick up the
oats his horse wasted in the manager and lay
an egg for his breakfast in the morning. And
there was Hugo t!immeIman, who made his
wife dig potatoes to pay for his marriage IL
cense. We must tell that story of Hugo,
for it's not bad one, and good stories, like
potatoes. are not 50 plenty now as they used
10 be when We were boy. Well, he was
gong to get married to Gretchen Golp, and
goes down to parson Rogers, at Digby, to
set license.
"Parson," says he whats the price of a
lcense?'
six dollars, says he.
"SiX dollars - says Hugo; that's a
dreadful sight Of money. Couldn't you take
no l-ss?'
"No,' says he; that's what they cost Me
at the secretary's office, at Halifax"
Well, how much do YOU ak for publish
ing in church, then ?"
"Nothing," says the parson.
"Well," says Hugo, "tha.s so cheap !
can't expect You to give no change back. I
think I'll be published. How long does it
take?'
Three Sundays
Three Sundays" says Hugo. "Well
that's long time. But three SUNDAYS only
make fortnight, after all two for the GOV
.ers and one for the inside like; and six dol.
lars IS great sum of money for poor man
to throw away. must wait"
80 ott he went Jogging towards home. and
LOOKING about as mean as a new sheared
sheep' when all at once bright thought
came into mis- heal, and back he went AS
hard as a horse would carry him.
farson.' says he. I've chanued my,
mihd' Heres my six dollars. III tie the
knot tonight with my tongue that cam nm.
DO with my teeth" 1'''
Why, what in nature is the mear;ro r,
all this ?" says the parson. VI
why" says Hugo, I've been crnbo.;n
it out in my head, and it's cheaper than nub,
fishing bands, after all. You see, sir. it's
potato digging time; if l wait to he called
to church, her father will have her works for
nothing. and as hands are scarce and waoss
high. if marry her tonight she can le yin
to dig oar own to morrow, and that will nav
for the license, and just seven shillings over
for there amt man in all Clements that car
dig and carry as many bushels in a day a.
Gretchen can. And, besides, fresh wive.
work Il e smoke at first, but they get saucy
an lazy after awhile"
tie married her and made her dig potatoes
during the honeymoon. We call that mean
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20

"HEAyy DAYS" IN THE New YORK Posi-
OFF1cE.-We find the following in the last
United States Mail -
"Some idea will be given of the immense
labor in the New York ost-Ofice, when the
fact is mentioned that on Tuesday last, in
addition to the usual work, there were re-
ceived by steamer from Newbern, N. G.,
$4,000 letters Port Royal 10000 and three
mails from New Orleans by different steamers,
bringing about 1900 making, in all, nearly
100000 extra letters in one day. On the
following morning, by the arrival of the
Saxoria with the European mails, were re-
ceived over 10000 letters"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
Fred Douglas.

The only coiored man who may be said to
have conquered the prejudice against color
by judicious use Of remarkable talent,
has recently said some very good things in
New York. in reference to the emancipation
proclan alton. 1t would be difficult to find a
more pertinent reply to those who object to
the paper proclamation, as they term it, than
he gives Us in the following paragraph:
1T is again objected to this proclamation
that it is only an ink ard paper proclama
ton. ADM. it, The objector might go
step farther. and assert that there was time
when this proclamation was only thought,
a sentiment, an ldea-a hope OF some radical
aboliIionist-for such it was. But what OF
i. The world has never advanced single
inch in the right direction, when the move
ment could nor be traced to such small
beginning. The bill abo!shng slavery, and
giving freedom to eight hundred thousand
people in the West Indies, was paper bill
The reform bill. that broke up the rotten
borough system in England, was a paper
bill. The act of catholic emancipation was
paper ACT, ana SC was the OIL repeating the
corn laws. Greater than all, our own de-
claration Of independence was at one time
put in ink and paper. The freedom of the
American colonies date from no particular
battle drHing the war. No man can tell upon
what particular day we won our national indie
pendence. But the birth of our freedom is
fixed on the day of the going forth of the
declaration of independence. In like man
ner astercoming generations will celebrate
the first Of January as the day which brought
liberty and manhood to the American slaves
How Shall this be done? l answer: That
paper proclamation must now be made iron
lead and fire, by the prompt employment o
the negroes arm in this contest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
OHDERet NOTICE 81 SETTy EuEA.
grSpI NEn " AsE-S tSTATr-

STATE OF Y VERMONT CaIEponIA pI>lE,-.->
Al Probate Count held a ST Joll>Gry. Ia -ai-
on the 9Th ,lay 81 Feb. 4. ID. l~,S
WHEREAS. John : Smith, almaisirato. tg. t.,
tate Il he>,'lvtd Mack. lalc 81 hardNltS 90 -...
lrlct. decreased, PROPOSES TO FENDER i,-f.ii '
administration. and 10 present his account
estate i,'- examination AMI allow
ssSe OF li.ab.l- partition and distribution ,
Oi said C>l.ie under Il decree ,sl sad C.ugr.
lter>Ul.> Niip are hy Jaw riliil,.l to The >.lur D.
-ore ordered sy SID CullTI that the ,....r
consideration aiI'i &c heard al llIr Probate eel
J"hi>bnTE. The -.iu ,iay Feb A. u. l-s Ar..
iuTiher ordered that ali persons Interested .t
lereoi by rusiscsilua of u Uui,y The r,....-
order Ia ll.t alrd,l.ai. printed IL ~. johns
A-ehs s,,,cs>iA ella grs has SAID lime q rca-.
isrv MAJ Appear AMI ,ssIi,>G the allpvN a.Hr
account = iIrA AID as. heard DIS -.
ia la, nIalirroi partition and liiii 5i >i,
by The OuuTI,
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH j.
A true copy al record.
S2Gi Attest. ASA l. FRENCH Js.--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
CURTAIN FIXTURES.

A better article than can be bought anywhere
else and for less money, having had
Is IE AIRS EXPERIEN
in the business l am able to Judge Of them
]. T, CASINO.
Biagham's Building,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
- ATE OF MONT

~ Caledonia iIsi l..
In Probate Court held II 81 John>tury within 3D..
said dist ici- 0n The 80 day 81 February. l>6s.
An instrument pCrlortiiIc 10 Toe the !a>l " 10
lament o1 l'i-efIzo Sylvester. LATE 81 Johns
district deceased. being presented To The Cougr
puranI. The executor therein rsa.ned. far PT.j-r
Ii i ordered 10y said cuurI. That ali persons
Therein be Notified Io appear II a
lee hocen At the Probate tlffUr ~ lui.il>' -t.
18Th dat 81 February. lN63. and shew Gauss. q '.
nlaT nave. against She rrotai, Il said NIL. M
pose II Is further ordered. that copy r.
this o-,.rr ie published three weeks slCor--lyts
Calrdolian. printed ~ loililSJury i..rx19.>
tine Appointed Tor hearing.
ASA L. FRENCH. judge 81 =. ....
Atrls cps of re or d.-Afie>t
I2-4 ASA l.. FRENCH. Jude II Pro.4,S-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20

70 An old maid, who has her eye little
sideways on matrimony, says: "The curse
of this war is that it will make so many wild
ows, who will be fierce to get married, and
who know hcw to do it, modest girls will
stand no chance at ALL"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
- I i I + % +
Y EG MON
$500 ILL.,

Ia Pral,aie CuuTi holden Al LEnelihl.- Mill, s.
>lld di~iliI lhr - ,iay 81 F-h. l>6S
aidrcT B"d-rii- s.iiilii>;r4ipr ie h.t.i> ulla- .
Nlli aa.:.-NJi + lie s>f2ft Il ian Al,Na1.H.-
Jafsa'.. L. said ll>l-iCJ. itvca~-t. mat,-> a.,.
>.a O-Eff II hocIsS" L. 81, the W.lc 81. li- IA
istcr->srR IL l'aH l.se debts II said deceased and .
q am i;il>i' ail2 q sud >-ai- aud -lat ;i- 20 -
iatc C-'.c lv >i3 Nliisvut III .ry L. Il~ t.f4-,.s
iir ry-l2iI.ci- vaJe t- a. sale I..y ~ 80 t
aud ol4r>I,ll. ict 'llCl 4,lil. lie i,.yer ,i .
&tlcr-rl'7u q : O-g-rrl TX said cttur; fLar sd
Ca'ial. %" .cail -ti decided .l.r i'r.ga-- a.,
Lunrf3lEic - liz E>ih day Il Fcl-. A D 80, ...-
l. iCrllscl ordered ll5l l4Vtloc c given lo.. ,,r.>
crIl.,d, iR tn ru,lsIipn "a 4 COPY q liz. ,-I -
''raeT ia fhr Gar'lalla. ,Till.rd ~ J,ls>-rR -
EtrkS >stcoeS>lNtlr- ,rryiu,> L. >aid la. ,, l,-,
&-~S jonah BGtnhHS E1.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
- / \ I 4 OF NERM NJ.
Ay EA..ns>1a ssl>z4,-... -

= P.t,.-Js Z IL, atl& - 81 J,...- ,.r,. d.
>ala '4i-5rrci- eal 1iar Ia day Feb A. y l>ss
i'allltI / q s--fr>. foil a. Il 49,
. AID Li 10 Tie stale = 1srtlzp 70 R.--,> '4-
S-4l'il ia >.at .l~is>;- a't'd~,O slahc> a.. a.
>.1 r''ir1 - lcel-r L. - line lvlr - sh- r ..
'rl1 -4- H. lIl> sal- NAL. ftfT.>t ll:I.- Thar
a.-1 IT,. STAY would br CgidUtiNr l. fl- i.,r,-.
al Nal i,g lie l'll' - a. 4 illS tlr l,r.
al Interest.
Acgru,' q, Il rs ',d~Ica r >al TaGr1 i.l.I So ...
Slilgal IL icic1It- Ia The >tl gy Fee 10 l. u -.
PROBATE ellCc II n Jv.I.>il.IN 4. tI,>al al :r
decision ihere'il al4 u = igI-heg ordered raa, @
- - iiI,lr>it"l - faisl-d t4yvel 81 l,i eaIlr
loe u ii> ,,isJle aud ,,rl.T lacTc,i! ...- .-,--
suck ->IK,ly - it- tal, i,Au ri-c1 Al - I.,>
stsTc >l 7ils ~ hsa iii- thai IlN "a a. alir,cr ~
Asa l. FRENCH Ips---i p 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
Co.N-NISSIUNEe.S' NOTICE
LYDIA {. SHEpI,S ESTATE

I'VE fi!r >al'ScrihrrSbe INK aIl,.iili, 70, III. y,rs.
~ Ia the district - t.~srA. c,,anui~>j,c,,.r. '
eAaillr and adjust all Claims and j, .lsrfl, ~
AGAINST iilr estate 81 LYDIA & Shaal. laf,. al. 4.
IA said district. deceased and the ,,sir4, -. -..
cAll'al~4 IN 'Ii~ri ii-rrte, hrreiiy -iNr ,i-,. y,
iii''ill.> iran the lgl 9aN uIau. A. % l>fg a. In
The oI'eiiuTs 10 present ihelT claims 10 ,ai ,
l"l eAdaiiailu,i and allowance. and That ~,
- l'a'l'3sg ii The dwelling house + q Tfs,.,-
ii I'D IN PeaChGnl I'm said Gisificf 81, ~. -
o. 70, and lsi1 dag Of July neAt, Ole e,,cS = a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
Collegiate Course.

This Course embraces Bookkeeping IN al its depart
meiiis. Pennialshlp. Commercial Arithmetic Business
Corresponds nce. Commercial Law. Political Economy,
Comm .Tcia Ethics. Partnership Settlements Detecting
CcuiteTfrfed and Altered Bank Notes. &c.
The Speneeran System oi PenmaIshp Is taught in all
lis varieties 10y the lncst skiul masters vi The art
The Bookkeeping department + under the special
pervson and Instruction of the Principal D. W Lowell
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20

A soldier sending letter to his wife re-
Gently, directed it as follows:
Please. Uncle Sam. this letter take,
And bear it to my wife,
left my darling for your sake
For YOU pledged my life
Her given name is Lucy Ann,
Her husbands name is Lowe,
The self-same chap. good Uncle Sam,
That's fighting foryou now.
In Almond, Allegheny Co,
New York, abides my dear,
Do drop this at the same P. o.,
And send an answer here.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
= TATE OF VERMONT

D-inis Mar Guardian 81 A "a l.apr,r,,e AZ T.
Sald tii>iTl'I, ri>anr- il=Se> algiiCaIacl 1 sl.f
iiceilSe 10 sell The wil'c Il lie estate elr
said ward. rtl'T.-StiE- t.l5i l.4r ,,,~.et. ,..s.
sac Nard : SLfiics,il L. as has l-S- lf> ,.-- 81
its'ie iiie ~ ly'iilll..cit 81 > .r.s Al fl4r
Toe uoiduCiNe q The Interest ms sid Ra,s S.
m"le al li> rSa ,-iSl- i.r Ia Is.I3,a-. 90 ,l..
crti>, SID putting Ike remainder r,. ri.r- g.
Na,5 al fii'i'>t ~ iiIts IL a. >1,,~ . r-l
Eercu1 d a q dcrcd Is Sajd ,',,srs g.-- -..
'il''il L. l,;vs-,l L. 4 ~r~ril 81 -ag u..r r
iii' PT'slalr salligt ~ -uhl.>l,r, sl.r, 3D.. @
Gak Il EricsarA \ 10. l>,s. iar iltlrr.- r.
ifa,i-'is I'D il : fertilizer ,s;,lcIti ia- lr .r
i4,-il'i-s l - tie IKE sl ,i.ayc i,ft.i &C.,
L. is;t ''- H. -igt9 L. al ii.;.-r1lN rir- .,
such ilp lit iii.-r stra> .SSll ris rIlr
printed Al 81 Iuhi~lgTg. l'iaTr >aii lane - -.r
i'sN lnaa -it4 said lIlis- and pla,- s,is r-
'aaec. rlic't Thereto ASA .. FgEN,t
- 81 d. u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
General Information.

Students AT any time No vacations Usual
time 10 complete the Course l. weeks Assist
ace rendered graduates in procuring situations Grad
presented with eeCanIir engraved Diploma
Es- For catalogue OF 30 pages specimens penman-
ship, &c, enclose two letter stamps. and address
LOWELL & WARNER
le-se. Binghamtcp. NY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
II WALKER. D.
- 1 A 1 + OF NERM MONT
~ Eala1p,,c, g.

in Probate Cvtra held Al St J,,iil,la.-,r visits.
Il. siS,iCi on NE Siti day II February A II l>g
~ .iiSht, faIp!lGS 10 be i.sr lasl ~ ,
lc>lahiei4t ol Nathan P.laleT laft al Peace 81 81
T1sllist, 1eyeAsrG ttlS presented L. The I,rr- 81
ih'"aaie In farro~- The tArc,ier therein, name ri Do
hate - ''-i'' ''' l'-
IL Is Ordered IL 'ald o',uT1. liza; all ;er~,l,> -
tleitl hr n"liilvd I" appear session 81 So -
te h'lri NJ The I're-at' o,r, Ia - J,llf,>l,-g -
ID DAY oi March lN5S. AL ,ilex ,a:I,- ;, a.,
Has hAfr asaiii>t the lruba1e of said VII s-gi
hlH posT u i lIsagI ",dtred' iaA1 oos oi fi,s
lhl- order Ice published three ne.SS >1rr-.
Calraoliai. printed Al ~. J,al3siurg, Urea, .
Time appointed i0T hearing.
Asa l. FRENCH. J a l-,-- ?. .,....
A irre csiy IF record Attest
35 asa l.. FaENCli Juas.. ed. D.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20

The undersigned who has been we'll known il,
this part of the state for 20 years as Marble
Worker. continues to manufacture Monuments.
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work of every
st,ie of pattern. to suit everybody; and in vie.
of the fact that he does the most expensive part
of the work himself. he can sell at pt ices that no
man can live at. and hire his work done. and pay
his bills. 1t is a well established fact that mar
always succeeds the best who is the best acquaint-
ed with the business which he is in. What sane
man would think Of getting fine proportioned
and well finished monument, designed and exc
cutcd under the directions of man who had
tended saw mill OF peddled tin If you want a
good job 60 to a good mechanic, tell him what
You wait. and you will get the best work and the
lowest price. Those who are about to purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones, will ind just what
will suit them by coming to Lyndon. or by writing
full particulars. and every job will be executed
with fidelity and strict regard to the wishes of the
purchaser. G.P. SPENCER.
Lyndon, Jan. |. 1863. 21tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
CVNHiSSiONERs' NOTICE.
ACh>An bUR.iA>s ESTATE.

TIE >Clscler>- haRi;4- b-tn appointed y The n r -
he PROBATE '0ir iar Ia ,lI-t-y1 - Ca,rlsir @ .
>''rf> i'' r'-tN' '>aaihiaro. add lc~1 al ,.l- a.
c4-la,l> oi all ier>l a-2:l~i She estate. . 4 .
Dulrln. late - fca, ham. n said cislris -I.I..
AID liz claims a. l1lr deceased eAllait. ia ,5- 1
To- hcfe4A -lHe nuiloe lia months iron he l .
4 Feb A. u las, allowed the rit-->- ~
eli their Gains 10 >ai1 yuala lsSltlr- tAa4-
Al al 'Sa-lor and tha- Mli a,tT il iiar l.-e>-
the >i.lc a. 10 VI NhoSte- % P-aChan. IN >Aa f--
Inc a. 4a f IA-,.aaa 1hs al GaH u A. AJAX.
al len clock IN lire forenoon each 81 sad Gat,
WILLIAM SAABDRA
ISL FRANKLIN FnSgFR ,.c-s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
- T ATE OF NONE.
~ Essex Bi>tI.c,. -.
n-EILIlN & RiIN ESTlTT

Al >tss,f - PROBATE CsGTt. hidden al ll.--' .--
Alt.in and III. sid G>tla,s lie 81 Gas 81 Eel
Dccn> MAJ Aild Sulvn : ssaCig. executors . r.. .>
All ai4d I,>LIule-t II Is iIliatu MAJ. LAT,
said District deceased. makes Algficall,a TO -.
lur hoc>c /" Seli The Mu.~ III lll- Tcal estate
ceased representing that The personal estate : ~
io aN iie drli> II sald d'Ora~c !. and the lc-4N-
hhercupOn II l. ordered l,y said Cour1 1i.r
application tr iefrrIed 10 The IN dan FL, ll,A,
session 81 said court be holden al the probate .r
Luilcitu-- In sid Gl>rlcl T hearing and -c.> t
l and i / iETiilrr ordered iiaI al persons
br nvllacd herri oy publication ol ueiiUe ~ -
Gallon and oTicr thereon thFr- weeks success yves
the C2lciaiall. printed II 81 Jahnslury tci.rr>a
ii hearing. Llal They MAY appear al SAID TINY 3 4
and IL they See UaG>c, % lect thereto
I-S5 JON All BROOKS J.s-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20

'Irc,ard Mr. Eddy as one 81 tn most c,roile and
Successful Practitioners with whom have had uiicia
Intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner ol Patents.
81 have NJ hesitation in I>~UTIIl. inventors that .h.y
cannot employ pnr~" l;.-r.ir ..i rl>t worth
andn.7Tc cI1l".c u putting app sii.,> ina form
">"cGt" II chem an early AMI favorable; considers ii.
at the Patent uuIcc-'' EtMiND BtRkE
Late Commissioner ui Patents
sir. Y IL E@iv has nl, irr thirteen applications
on all hUi ne o. which patents have teen granted and
TINT j. n'w peutin-. S!cl ul!i>aIIJc proof ui great
talent and .biiiv On his part leads recommend al
inventors - apply 10 l u :hcir patents as
thcE may b. sire II having te faithful attention
bestowed Oh their cases, ami reasonable char
geS'' JOHN TAt,t,ARr
During eight months the Jbcr;T in course, OF biS
large practice made twice rejected ann.atnus .iy
teen appeals every one OF which decided ia his ia
yur, by the Commissioner patents
Il. III. EDDY.
Boston. Dec L.. 1852
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20

A shrewd but not over honest stock raiser
in Canada is in the habit of exhibitin around
at agricultural fairs, bull on which he has
fitted handsome pair of horns taken from
a dead animal, and whose skin he has pulled
out in various places to conceal defects, with
numerous other deceptive contrivances which
he learned by watching his wife, from time
to time, as she made her toilette for ball or
party.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-20
M7 r E NJ 0 Y A L. t.
@G~I. B. GORHAM has removed
his stock of

B 90 L S 4 n d S H O h )
into the room with his
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
where he will continue to keep and manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE VARIOUS
PATTERNS AND LATEST STYLES.
His Manufacturing Department will be under
the direction of
MIR ROBERT MORO IAN.
who has been known in this vicinity for many
years as a very faithful and accommodating work
man.
MR. BERG RON.
from Hanover. y. H. who has hcen with me for
the LAST SIX MONTHS, still continues to make the
LADIES d. GENTS FINE BOOTS
which for superior workmanship are excelled by
meme. 20