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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29
Four Children SmOthered in a Chest.

The Cleveland (Oaio) Herald of Thurs
day says that on the previous afternoon, in
the township of Newburg, man named An.
drew Schoger and wife went into the field
with their eldest boy, to get load Of hay,
leaving four children-Mary, aged I years,
Charles, 10 years, John, 4 years, and Cathe-
rine, one year old-at home. The parents
told the children to 20 into the corn house
and shell some corn for the chickens. Re-
turning from the field, the children could
not be found. Search was made, the neigh
bors rallying to the assistance of the dis
tressed family, and the search of the premis-
es, including the corn house, and the woods,
was continued through the night, but with.
out success. Thursday the corn house was
again searched, and on opening an old Ger
man chest standing there the children were
found, smothered to death, and their faces
turned black from suffocation. The chill.
dren, at play, had got into the chest, and
had either themselves shut down the lid or
the lid fell down and spring lock shut them
in that living tomb.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29
SILVER SPOONS

"
OF my own manufacture-warranted good and
sold at old prices if paid for in coin of which they
are made. Spoons and Forks engraved free Of
charge at time of sale.
GOLD PENS and Extension Cases from the
celebrated manufactures of A. Morton, and Daw-
son, Warren Il HYDE.
SPECrACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
Of Gold. Silver and other kinds of bows Mr
assortment and experience are such that ] can
fully supply the wants of those who can be helped
equal to any Optician. and at one fourth les,
price.
HAIR MADE INTO ORNAMENTS
By Mrs. c. C. Childs, in the latest and most ap-
proved style. Hair taken in exchange for goods
also, old gold and silver on which premium will
be allowed. Best quality Hair Fronts for ladies'
Oral Photograph Frcmes on land.
Picture Frames made to order. A large lot OF
framed and other fine Steel. Colored Autographs
and Oil Paintings in great variety.
CLOCkS of various styles-all warranted
good time-pie"es.
Collar your dogs agreeable TO State law, a. col
lars can be had and engraved at my tore.
Watch. Clock, and Lewelry Repaired. and En-
craving done by experienced -vorkincn. or myselt
a practical workman, and all work warranted.
90-tf G. {. CHlLDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29
Josh Billings Wants to Make a,few Bets.

hd'tor of the Daily Poughkeepsian -
Respected SIR,-I want tew bet the foler-
in bets:
First want tew bet 1000 dollars, that
Abraham Linkom Esqr. and his wife, and
his son Bob will be the next Presidents of
this United States of America, bi the erase
OF God glora Halleluger!.
Secondly want tew bet 50 dollars, that
shant vote for john G. fremont. nor no 9TH
er man will, who voted for Abe Linkom, the
last time he run.
Thirdly-l want tew bet Is dollars, that
the chicarger convenshun, kant git the elkto.
raj vote ov emmy stait north of Masy and
D'xle's line, unless it is upper & Lower Can
ada.
Flfthly-l want to bet 10 dollars, that
John {. tremonts letter ov occeptanse. en-
boddiz the chicarger platform, and enuff else
to damn emmy man.
Slxthly-l want tew bet several hundred
dollars, that this war goes rite on, and ennv
thing that gets in the Wa ov it, whether it i,
JEFF Davis's or the Democratic platform, gifts
knocked higher than the top ov Mount Pts
ger.
evenly-I want tew bet mi note, for 1000
dollars payable six weeks before it is due,
that George B. M'Clelland, Esq, the Rev.
Fernando Wood, or Vallandigham tae pil-
grim, will hav tew be the nominee at the
chlcarger convenshun, or else the democrat
lex party will hav tew make nu platform
tew suit sum decent man.
E'ghtly-I want tew bet awl the rest ~
mi real and imaginary Estait, that Gen. T.
). Grant kant be induced tew run asin ennv
luther man but jeff Davis, and if he don't
run agln him wuss than a steel pinted ram,
within the next or 3 years, emmy man ma
nav me, mi hairs, and assigns forever, and
ever, amen. want tew bet the above hot.
JOSH BILLINGS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

Inc last surviving issue of Benedict Ar
mold was his son, William Fitch Arnold. who
was magistrate in Bucks county, England
ana the father Of six children. Nothing d;.
fectly has been heard of him since 1859 hut
II is supposed that he is still living.
STAMP DuT1Es.-It is stated from Wash.
lnston that the old law in relation to stamns
continues IN force till August l.t.
:, semmes, the pirate, tells one truth in his
o'lc'ai report to Mason. He saws ;bopgb
us men lost their ship they didn't lose the;r
honor. They didn't have it to lose i il ', tha
reason. 'e' 10 'he
hiLLEp BY A BULL.-On "Wednesday Of
last week MIR. Miles Chesley, Jr., weI.;o.d u,
farmer O. middle age, and one of tba nos,
Proml' G.: I'd influential citizens Of Ns s
Durham, n. H., came to his death IN "
shocking manner. He went into his ham, >"
YOKE some cattle, one Of which was fierce
QUIZ SIX years old, and several hours after
was found there by his wife, who was search.
.ns LOT MN, sitting on the floor, sored in six
places ov three charges from tn. horns of
tue animal; and his body torn and mansed
.h,n de lived few hours, bu, was I'm.
hnn 20 tel anything about the affair. The
Dull Was shot next day. nc
An old frenchman named Kerma recently
h.;s ae0 Oh a wall 20 feet high, at the hiah
or'dse' near Lime Kiln Sta,ior - ~ w.
0eu''ai railroad, and received wounds
from which he died "0o"uS
Inc uroWler says: "The goverrn,
TAX our matches, but We challe nse the may
70 match our taxes" But what's ,hs ~orio
growing all We got to do is to tax o use o
erges and pay EN- WA 0u' en-
NO one would take you for what Won
are, said an old,fashioned gentleman. dsr
OF Two ago, to dandy, who had more ba;y,
'nan brains. "Wly?" was immed;.,alr
S'Aeo' Because they cannot see YOUR ear. y
49,. a :; l.llov without credit finds it harder to
ss' Into debt than others do to get out. W
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29
4saai advertisements,
COANiHSIONERS' N1yy-r
ASA PAlTEN.S FSrArr

NrE-the Subs riusr~. being appoint n--..
w .lr Probate ca'lrl Tor he district 81 car
fa'~-ls.rr>. "a receive. cAsulIue and adsr.s
as laliS Il al persons against rt-.r.-.-
t4i-.u are = Burke. In said li>trlrf g.. -
~rs'. - "a a. ana iiie ,rrn 4 >iN au- L. ~ -
q .. .g., 4 81 - alial,-.d m -a-H - -"
,r- .'#1, 80 sa.- deceased. 10 eAliail ana .- .-
Gains '-eloT, -.1e notice. thai n az.
-.-l'>t' ,- asp ..4ilyi al TIE iNelllu- i,a-
ti.cll - fatJ'il. a Biuke. ia sad dl>lIlg, =
-.'>-a. = = 4 --H-f AID January neat a. 4 g T..
t2CI al >aiC DIS a. E.
OSNAN WHIT
- /. H. FINAEg ..-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29

YiNO THE LADIES. The celebrated Dir L. Dix partic
4 ularll invites ladies who need medical surgCa
- adviser, 10 Gala hiSrOOms, No. Fl EndCOtt Street
Boston Mass. which they Will lind arranged for their
sprC!a! accommodation.
Dix having devoted over twenty years to this par
tCuar branch Of the treatment OF all diseases peculiar f.
females. il is conceded by all Doth this country
and IN Europe that he eXcels all other known practitioners
in the Sale speedy and elieCtua treatment. Of all female
complaints
Ills medicines are prepared with the express purpose
all diseases, such debility weakness unn At
urI >dppes>jun,. engagements Of the womb, also al
discharges which flow from morbid state Of the blood
!Ac Doctor fully prepared To in his pccu
>lNle. both medically and surgicay, diseases the
male sex AMI they respectfully invited 10 call Al
No. 81 EndicOtt Street, Boston.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dollar +,
cIIautc an ANSWER.
Boston, Jan !. le64.-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29
i0TTOMANS AT CASINOS.
BINGHAMS BUILDING. st Jnhnsbury
= II [ = A Ii ON

The undersigned takes this opportunity n
inform the people of the State Of Vermont thu
he has got fresh lot of those Celebrated preuj
um Horse Powers and rhreshing Machines. and
would say that he has had great experience for
the last twenty years in running and repairing
all kinds, shapes and sizes of machines doyn to
the antedeluvian times, and Is bold n say -,,-
this machine will whip the world il, evcry nnint
and 90 1t easy, and if well run and cared for /,
VIII last lifetime, II has taken more frs, nre
m;ums for the last } years than all other ma,
chimes manufactured in the United States mn.
together. No horse requires a harness ON the
second time IN the machine, even a halter and
any boy ID years old can run one with nerfa,,
ease II Will save twice lis expense the 6,s,
year IN gram, wear and tear of team, As il onIy
requires two-thirds of travel of any other ma
chime IN doing the same business and less ela
vation, and IN fact il is good place 70 recrn;, n,
horses that have been Over-worked. These NJ
chihes ale manufactured only bv cxperiencad- .pI
lhorough-gong workmen; OF the best matp,i,IS
anu Is as nicely and thoroughly nut ,oya,bar =.
a plano The cleaner is very iarge and roo,n,
and Will clean as well as the best of ,,.,,;,-,
mus In ca ling this horse power thr,sher AMI
Eieaner 'he best railway machine before tn, nun
nv we are not over esti mating ours or un5errat
ing others, and We mold ourselves in readiness >,
prove oy the machines and their op7r,,inns ,b.,
A - 'He iae'' &c. PARNENrER,
ST. Johnsout-, Vt
lam the only agent Ia this state. Please call
and get descriptive hanCl5ill.
Manufactured By NessrS Il. m UURDE NJ
eatshiii, Schourie Co. \. y
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Boston 4 4. Y. advertisements.
SS00 WILL BE FORFEITED

BY DE- L. DIX If falling TO in less time than any
oneI pns Sclan more efectuay and permanently with
es from occupation fear Of exposure TO al
weather, With safe and pleasant medicines,
SELF-ARrSE AND SOLITARY HARRIS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29

u TO show how the sympathy of the
Copperhead Convention stands mark Will.
Mr.. Redfeld, Judge Parker, Smalley, Dickey,
Atkins, and others denounced the Govern
ment, Congress and the leaders generally,
not one rord 'ras spoken against the reJeis.
The arOrd REBELLION ros not mentioned ercn.
and the rebels rere called "OUR BRETHREN OF
THE SOUTH WaH0n's Dailg.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29

Our is cause greater than theirs. We
are fighting for Freedom, but God help US if
We are so ignoble as to believe dollars can
buy it."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-29
sITAIE OF VERMONT.
- Caledonia District. :.

"a 20 ALI, [ ..1 ted the Probate Once in 81 !
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18
Yes-so Let il be,

From the result of this glorious civil
victory, achieved as i, was ia the face o;
a powerful armed foe in the I'D, and 10
The midst Of multi;u !inous couspira.ors,
We mag assuredly infer tia, Cop is with
Us, 10 uphold and bless. and that the gres.
resolve, on the part Of the National gov-
ernment, the State governments, and the
people, to "break every yoke and let the
oppressed 20 free" meets HIS APPRECIATION.
We may now safely assure ourselves the
work will % on to Il, consun IL alton, aud
that, as the curse which tore our nation
10 twain shall be removed, it will d1s TO-
gather again. We see i, already; for, by
the vote Of TUESDAY, Mary ylaud and Massa-
cbuse:,s, Wes. Virginia aud Vermont,
Missouri and Peuusy wanna, renewed their
covenant Of genuine aud enduring frster-
nifty. There IS nothing nov to breed dis
cord be'seeu them, nothing to excite Sec
tional JEALOUSY oc mutual antagonisms.
Alike il social snt domestic Institutions,
aod one il interest, they will alike share
10 the blessings and benefits Of one grand
nationality, Of which they are consiisael,
arts-PinsJary GG-e0e.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18
Tremendous Hurricane in Asia.

A terrific hurricane occurred al Calcu.:s
Oh the 5.h Of October OF two buudred
ships 10 the Hoogly, nineteen were totally
lost, and Of the remainder only twenty are
reported seaxor'hy. O1e bun3red and
fty ships were driven from their moor
ings, stranded aud damaged. There was
no severe loss Of European lives, aud most
Of the cargos will be saved. There vas
much e1ci;enen. at L.oya's in view Of
the heavy losses.
PARIS, Nov 1.-The following tele-
gram received from Calcu,ts, details the
destruction caused by the hurricane. One
hundred and ten ships were wrecked, and
txelve thousand persons drowned. The
total loss is estimated at $3.50, 600 900.
The greater portion Of the city was inun-
dated, and the villages bordering on the
river were washed away.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18
Beflve the Election,

( 10 an address T. ciiizebs of Maryland vhc
we're reioicirs over the success Of Eo.an'
cips'ion 10 tha, State, President LiNColS =
nude the following noble remarks. Afef
referring 20 the rumor that be would by
force continue in Office If defeated aud al-o
ia fss, that the Chicago CODvenlo1 ui
M'Clell.u vas defes,ed) N gh,r assemble
aLd declare revolution, be said:
II hope the good people vii! permit
the,nselses to suff,r DO uDeasiness 90
either poiu,. lam struggling to maintain
the sarerumeut-bot TO overthrow It. |
therefore say that, if shall live, shall
,emsin President until The 4:h Of March
next, aud that, whoever shall be cousti-
,u,ionally elected in November, shall te
duly installed as President on The 4ih Of
March. Dor;Ug ,ha, interval, | shslldo my
utmost, that, shoever has TO bold the helm
for the nex, voyage, shall start with the
best possible chance 10 ssve the ship. TnIs
is due TO the people, both on principle, and
under the Constitution; their consiltutIon-
ally expressed will is the ultimate Law
for all. If they should deliberately resolve
to have az immediate peace, even in loss
0. their couu'ry and lioer,iss, kna~ no
power or righ. tO'resis, them. 1, is their
oHu business, aud they must do as they
please With their ovn sfIirs.
l believe, however, they are still resolved
to preserve their couu,ry aud their liberty,
aud, iu this ofi,e o, on. Of it, am re-
solved to stand BY them. l may add. that,
10 this purpose to save the country and
its liberties, 10 classes Of people seem SO
pea.ly unanimous as the soldiers 10 the
field aud the sailors sfoa' d. ,hey lot
have the hardes, Of il: Who should quail
when they do no: a.? God bless the SOL
diers, aud seanen, and all their brave
commanders ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18
FORCIGX ATTACHMENT.

In-ll tCuuiF- -
g The ConnOnweallh ofPennsy va
/. :. vanIa to The sher.f ol sad comfy,
- Greeting;
We command Won lha, you attach al me
right, ,.,ie. interest, and profits OF FrancIs J.
Kennedy. 10 a certain l.acl % uu>eai-t land
situate ou the SUH!h Branch Of While Deer
Greek row CT formerly ii WaI,s Deer Twp.
Union county. CONTAINING n the ~nCie thFee
hundred and twenty acres, and winch Tas
surve-ed on the aIsr o! August l7s6, n PuT-
suance OF a warrant granted t. DaElel Au-
randi dated the 18Th Of June. i7-6, IN whose
hands or possession soevsr the sane uay or.
- that he be and appear before cur Court ol
Common Pleas 10 be holden i7 LeWIsburs 10
and FOR said county, on he I9h tey II De-
cember next, there 10 answer Rooe0 J. Ken
Hsiy @. Plea n aSsuup psIi; Iha! b. - sl-
appear before cur Court on the sad lsrs 1sy
Of December next 10 answer what sna. -
objected against him AMI abide lh- .Uogneut
o. The Cour, therein. And have you thsre
and then lhls wit
Witness the Honorable : NooiS.Presi-
den, Judge OF said CourI al Lewisb burg, lh-
q day Of November, Issi.
J. W. SANDS, Proihonoiay.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18
The National THANKSGIVING.

In the name sni By the authority Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsyivsnis, AND "
g. Curtin, Governor Of The said Com
mgUweal,h-A Proclamation.
Whereas, i, is the houored custom Of
Pennsylvania to Sc, apart, on the recon-
mendltion Of the Executive, day for
returuios thank. to the Ii5er Of all g I'd,
the Shepherd and Bishop Of our soul. /:
Now, therefore, |, Andrew 6. Curtin,
Governor as aforesaid, dorecomnsni thai;
the people throughout the Commonwealth
observe THURSDAY, the twenty fourth day
Of Noyemo :, instant, as dag Of thank
giving 10 Almighty God,
FJr the gathered fruits Of the earth;
For the Continuance OF health;
For the prosperity Of Industry;
For the preserVation Of good order and
tranquility throughout our borieIs;.
For the victories He has vouchsafed to
us over armed traitors,
Aud for the manifold blessings which
He has besped upon US, unworthy
Aud iha; they do, moreover, huubly
beseeeh Him to renew and increase His
mercifui favor toward Us during the year
TO come, 50 that, Rebellion being over
thrown, peace may be restored to our dis
use,ed cOuD,rg, aud, il every State, With
grateful and loving accord, the incense Of
praise and thanksgiving may be offered
by all the people unto His holy name.
Given under my hand aud the gres, seal
of the State at Harrisburg, this q day
of November, in the year of our Lord
1864 and frhe Commonwealth the S9ih.
By :he Governor Eli SLlFER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18
GRAND JURORS, Dec. I. 1864.

III MtFinburg-John Badger
NeIC Bria-Henry Solomon
R1r.kioa-Shem Spigelmyer
Lelcis-Th Shipion, C P Sweogel, Al Swenk
Uaion-Gsorge Selser
West BuFaLoz-T Harbeson, David Hauck
East BuF4Ioe-Alfret kreass
K,Hy-Daniel kaufman, Isaac Rodearmel
Brgdy-John Bower
Lias,.one-John Michel Jr
Ls,risJurg " H-Jos W Shriner, IN Neyhart
Lerris5ury s W-JeSse Cornelius
BuFa'os-And Rishel. VIM Hanck, Wn W
Lludenmuih
Rar,kv-John Smith. Wm HalfpeHny
W.i.e UeJ-Aaron W Smith, Wn Brorn
TRAVERSE JURORS.
WIif, Dssr-jas Z Finnev.Wm Ritter, Eli.
iah Osborne, Jonathan Waters, Jonathan
Disfenderfer, Godfrey Dietienderfer
Lt,risbu-s n W-George Diefenderfer, Solo
mon Diefeaderfer, Beaj r Hursh, Oil P
Shively, JsW Hutchison, Wm Z Painter.
Lssrisburg S W-Jn 4 Owens, Lar Pross, Geo
Pross. Jn \ Merz, Borlan
H1r.iv-Wm Pursley. John ShoTalier
UaIon-Isaac Ever Jr, Saml Gaise, John Van
Brskirs, Isaac Lepley
MfT1nJurg-Thomas Gu,eiius
Limesfsae-Jacoa Klose
Eos; Bufabe-Beui NOll, Gideon Biehl, Gee
Miller
Luis-Eman kaiherman, John Reish. Jacob
Spigelmyer
KeEy-Levi Paving, Dan1 Meyer, Harrison
Keiser. David Heinly. Paul Geties
But f.ios-Geo l. Derr, Thos Back
Rra9y-Inhn Tate, Paul Fisher
Wtsi Bafa!se-In " Harbesou, Danl FISHER,
DAM SPOTS, Elias kaup
NL Bs,ha-ChI'H WInrer, Hi-nl hiscaGsE.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18

GENERAL GRANT conCratulates THE
PRESIDENT on his Double Victory.
CITY PoIST, Nov. 10, 1861.
Hon. Z. " .Si1H'9n, .Secretl,y # Bar:
Enough pOw seems to be kuosn to say
who is to hald the reins Of government fur
the next four years.
Congratulate the President f., me for
the double victory.
Tie election having passed Of quietly,
no blooished or rio, thrOushou; the land,
Is victory worth more TO the coUatIy
than a battle Won.
Rebellion and Europe will construe it
SO. L. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE. is hereby given, TO ali concerned
y that the following named persons have
setllei their accounts IN the Registers Ofice
al LewIsburs, Union county, and that. the
said accounts will be presented for Confirm
a,ion and allowance al the Orphans Courr
to be held at LEWISBURG, for the county Of
Union. on the third MONDAY of Dee.
next, beng the 18Th day Of said month, VIZ;
The final accouH, OF q. y. Yoansnan,
Admir- Of John B. Sa.Ih, deed, late oi The
borough OF MIiliubur..
. The account Of Nathan Myers, EXT Of
the last will and testament OF Ann s. Baker,
(vife Of Josiah Baker) late OF the borough Of
Lexisburg. decd.
3 The final accoun, OF Frederick Bolen3-
er, surviving Executor Of the las, viii and
testament Of Joan Sees, dec't, la'e Of Lewis
township.
: The accoun; Of Geo. Hauck, GuariiaH
Of Margaret Rash. a minor child Of Daniel
Relsh, deed. as exhibited b. Conrad Sheck-
Ter, one Of the Administrators Of said George
HascE, tec't.
The accom-, OF lanes Marshall, Admir-
Of the Estate OF John p. Deiberf, deed, late of
White Deer township
L. II. WEIKEL. Register
Registers Office, LewisbUrg, Noy. i, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-18
FARM at PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered a; public sale on The
w premises IN While Deer township,
Union couniy, on TarRspAT. l7jh Nov aeXi,
the FARM Of the late J.SEs KsEtsE, dec 8,
containing about lOS Acres Caboul - OF
which are improved. Inc remainder 10 good
White OAK umber) bounded by lands oi
Abram Sypher, George Schvariz, DAVID
Ramsey and others. There Is Limestone IL
the soil. The improvements are a good two
storey wearhsr-bUarted Leg Honse, Frame
Barn, and the oui-buildings. Spring near The
house, and Orchard Of bearing uess-
Sale 10 commence at O'clock. P VI, when
terms will Be made known b.
wN l. KgEFKK rt=Gh-u Co. Wv York
MARLIN hEEF Ea, Buf.Alo- u, UEion %. Pa
Oct ., 1856, tIe1utl-s