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The New York herald., 1867-01-21
THE HALL SEASON.

DAILY Rot'ND TuE COOKS. -THE sECoyb An
~ puai Bsl Of Lie GerraAn Cooks Association 70 N
h~j ~ the HARMONY Eroms 3and l3s Essrr street,
vsesaas br I'D inst commencing ~ O'Clock III
nkk~nd. THE COMMITTEE.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTI On SALE. ROTH, AUcTIONEER.
a LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF
20 4 Nr Nm COSTLY HnTSTH0I.D FrRyITTRR.


MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PiAN0fORrE,
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR SUITS IN BROCATEL,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
this nday) afternoon January IL at IL O'Clock the ele
CANT Household Furniture OF the four story house l9 West
Eighth few doors from Sixth Jefferson
Market rnaeniicen rosewood Pisnofore % OIL Paint
ncs Of Art Bronzes; 10 Brussels and Ingram
Carpets; lot of rich Psror, Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture Spring and Hair Mattresses Glass, China and
silvcrwsre, Cutlery. &c Sale positive.
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A CLERGYMAN IN THE SUBURBS OF JERSEY
n VIII call at SoT Broadway New York ,aty,
Sspate existing for time, before ahe further
o the same.
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DRY GOODS.

@S REwARp.-LOsT. JAN. la A JOHNsON's GOLD
spsJ Pen aud Holder. W. G. Whitney, ~ Wall street viii
give the above reward for its return.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

In Ryegate, Dec 80, NJ. James Bestte e, aged 81.
In Cabot Dec a, Mr. Chsrlcs Jon E.
IN MEM0RIAM
Mrs. Lucy p wife of Tn id US fairbanks, ESQ., died
Ssbba h. Dec, 80, t A. VI.
she lived is year, Tn dat Of birth and of ath vii
b. cut il marble bit tine lf. ina lies Re these
unds, not be recor ed there Tn live p petul
net in tblets Of st ne heshly tab Of human
hmts. Many words woul net set for in order hose
t-in,s whicl are surely Known among l.: the c
wo:d. be few but cord al as BELTS he We knew
her Intelligent rong AID decided, yet graceful
Oh racter She such characte- wins respect
admiration resolute enterpri ing. Her sympa-
thies AID tastes narrow, defntive and
well p OnJunc She hli her own, but she was also
u.iver l. dial and kindly. She wa, lavish in gen.
crosby to Friends and had fin sympa by for those who
in any Sort in need. She su chris ian as
the King Will recognize when he gathers the souls for
ju !gment. Her Sooih a'so hen fce1ce. With
u he chris ian meant to go alb doin som thing
good. When the ard, blessed he, AID when the
eyt saw it ave with t. The bles ing of those
that had none t. hep s.a be her. with he he LECTION
of the King. Tn lis were those of kindly remem
rance aid benefIction
Col apo nted that she should endure much il the last
Eea and there rel from his sevei in the
| iis, hols. But trough Iatence and comfort Of tn:
sculptures che had h1Te, and The God of pii and
CO.'S ion WE with her. With such scriptures thest
had she tie patience of Lope even in exquisite
agony.
III hours of holy time advanced and brought rest
nor surccase of Iain but the day of List Jng res,
was at hand. In tie slfe.in of hos light hours he
Gould SAY, Blessed be His holy name. 1t night in
hrs'ul Ii: lie bef1r the morning broke, hut,
mind Of the Holy One of the frie DIS # the tt. chi
t. whom sh soon sh 'ud 20, che trustful ant
hopeful He IiSh th3-e that ar of III hum
bic and cont art This wa; the rest wher witt
caused her, in he RE- rest and Ibis was the
refreshing "COme and will give YOU rest And III
much phasis, again and agai l WILL give you REST
Would she not ust her Lordf and she remembered
Him IN coIneth unto me will il nowise cast ou'
She zeal the s"ect words Jcsu. lover of my soul
Gould sAe w lcom the cnnin Of her I.ords And sh,
cXcaims &C Lord jesus f7ljrkI" She follow
in he words, al my Fathers house are many IN nsion
and the rest. As with the cmph sis Of Jul appropriation
sine utter the words OF the sd Ps The holy morning
dawns and she remembers he words of the earliest days
This il The dry that thirst And he morning
her ng sabb tn breaking over the upsuds Of TIL
imInor 81 life. With eirre:.ncss sh ques lens: ID
tii;k | am dying" And so !ay al thou be Will
, me in + rudisc," falls upon her diving and as
must Glr she repeat To-day Paradise Clingin
c!gcrly the companion of he long y ars, h, cries
'ca b., sOI so sud- n. ~ AID wi h the la:ts
wing gaze him she silks away to rest and he friend
could II Ii fai test lisping, To-day Para se.''
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MARRIAGES,

Il sutton, Jan. l, by Rev. Abaer Howard, Mr.. Alfred
lice and Mrs. Louise u. Fyle~, both Of Sutton.
Al Mel on Hi, Derby, Jan. /. by Rev. j. p. Stone, 1t
Curtis W. Lynn formerly OF St. Jonsbury Cent e., and
Mrs. Ellen G. Mu k. both of Derby Line.
In Hardwick j. Il. l, ~ Rev. Pay Tylcr, Mr. Mar
d. scott and Mis- Helen VI Wa bridge, both Of VOL
colt. Mr. y. 7. Holli of ST. Johns5 Try, Miss Kate
A. Southworth OF MorTisown. Mr.. Albert Howe and
Miss Frcne c. Hcll 2, both Of West Go cord.
In It. sbury, Jan. l. It the r sdence f the brides
father, by Rev. Fan, Mr. John Lebcuiveau Of Cana
ds, an Mis- Lucy s. Wheat CT S. Johnsbury.
In Peach H. Jan ], by Rev. 7. b. Flake, David Wet.
ser, Esq of avcrhill, Mass and Mrs Sarah h. Marsh
Of /, ach I'M.
In Wet Concord, Jan. /, ty Rev /. H. Tabor, Mr.
Frank A. Burbank CT St. Jchnsbury, and Mrs Mary
Ladd Of Wa'eIfo d.
In Eyegate. Jan. l. by Rev. James NJ Bcattie, Mr.. j
Roberts + b ston, and Miss Margaret j. Gib;oa.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKETS..

Market Re Extra, $3.50 "a 1850 First qualify,
SID "a $500. second, $1,000 "a $ll.0'. Third s.
o. "a o.
ore Cutie Working z pair. fl5O, $500, 80
a 500.
Mich COWS and cavcs-:4:, IS, - a 10a
lculi IS $50 n -. Two year ol<, 10 IA So Three
years I'd r6' "a %
Sheep and l. ,mbs In t, $l.5a, 100 30 600
TX RI, 5 % IA 300. Spring lambs. 5000 "a 600
ili-cs. 81 "a ". lallow, &c. rcl:s SlOo e
ID. Calf Sain u "a Gee.
lht numb Of catt is increased shout $50 head ON
Ia week here were some very cooi cattle at kct
which sold from 81 "a Il . r cwt, and head
S3 Z C',t but the = eat lumber. for some yceks
cvicus, Wer q tn ordinary grades. lTiccs hang
cd sales life gu OK
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
GOLD AND GOVERNMENTS Jan, :
BOSTON MARkET..S.

FlOl'R -W'ster supcrtinc $1,000 "a $3.50: com
mon xtras at $3.50 l. 81 me un 20 ut Slico e,
i.'m; It. l. us at Sl4.5a IA I7.5o 4 Dbl. southc IL
Flour, - co.
CORN Veg IN mix d. ~ G15 southern yellow,
Sl.2i a - OATS northern, - vs n.S,; acrt r.
h.'Fl "a o.no. RYE -Si.30 G A. SHORTS $f2.nr "a
a@.F FINE FEi 500 "a S311.Go. MIDDlINGS
40 ~ "a 1890 z ton.
roRk-pine ! S 90; mess, 500 IA ID: cesr
$50 a 23.0o. BEEF Ex.:a mess, Sl'."o; mily
>ti5e. LARD, l. "a l3Hc. SMOKED HAMS, I21. "a
1tc h. BUTTER, IS "a 42c Z Id. CHEESE, l. ia
lSc y Lii
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Dr.. Schenck's New Office.

DIR J. II 81 HEM X OF Philadelphia has opened an
office second oor "i No b. Hanover street. Bu>iu
where lie Will Or professionally every Wednesday.
l." 3 livery person complaining with consumption
dleeAe> leading I" II, invited Ia cali hm He gives
a'Vcr Tree. but tor thorough animation with his
pICIucicr the change = NV dollars.
Dr :Chtnck cali explain 10 patients very correctly the
stage II their dj>cd-', ard how I" his medicines
namely. his PumnnlC syrup. .>cawccI Tom, and M.tll-
rLh" Pills. without the u>' ct the 'p!rumctcr: but
Il tel iCtlv hoN lar the uug- ar. gone am.
what part also; whclhe- II i iHbercunus, PU Itry.
BroHC hdl or Dr>peptiC Consumption, whether ii =
merely an ulCcratcd throat AL CatarTh. from nvc-
complaint
HIS medicines have full rcctiuIS ANY one can taxi.
them without seeing him. but IL they 1--we aud
well enough. II II best 10 him. All three oil his
mcdiClnrS required In nearly every un.
.-t, ii l. Impossible 10 consumption unless Ih.
stomach aud liver Kept i'll perfect order To get
lungs in health condition the stomach must be cleans
make good blood, before The lungs VIII be.m To- heal
then the Ci!> aid hight Ill stop. and the eX-
| peCturlIiuu becomes irrr and easy.
lie keeps iull supply NJ medicines at his rooms, which
, bt hi,! Il al times
Pr &C of The Puim.nic Syrup and Seaweci Tonic each
81 ~ per bottle s. 81 the half dozen. Mandrake PHI,
: - cents per box
/ GEO. G. GOODWIN 4 co. IS. Hanover street. B">
ton, general wholesale agents Tor the New England
/ states
| For sale by all druggists. eithwtuOv3 t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
VUSicuI,

HE Central musical association holds its
aAnrli convention at Montpelier. commence
'H- Jan. 22d. to continue tour days. under
The direction Of Prof. Southland of Boston
'han whom there are few ii any ADLER con-
'eA''on conductors. The Offering" a
IL" book of church music by Prof. South
arr, and the Chorus Wreath" will be the
books furnished for the use of the cOnven-
uon. Concerts will be given on Thursday
a-I Friday evenings. in which Mrs. II. NJ.
smith of Boston will appear. The rail-
roads will carry for halt fare. a good time
: anticipated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
UcSt Concord.

MIR. A. f. Bliss sold his residence to \.
W. HOughton, who. it is rumOred, will put
a store in the basement ....A convention OF
the order of Good Templars of this section
will be held here on Wednesday. June lG.
The day and evening will be spent in lee.
lures and discussions. People around
here begin to think seighs are a "leetle''
the poorest property one can have.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
An Ehcctual Worm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Vermituse ComiirS. or Worm LozeugrS.-Much SICKNESS
undoubtedly, with chillren and adults. attributed
other causes is ocCasioned by worms. The yermilugc
Comt, although eectlar In destroying WORMS can do
no pos ibe injury 10 the most deicat child This
Die combination has been successfully used by hysica-
and found to be and In eradCatiag worms
huriu 10 children Children having require i'm
mediate attention. the trouble often
prolonged sickness Symptoms OF in children are
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowel,
irritation, which can be removed only by thu
OF remedy. The combination E" Ii-reiie Is II,
ed maxim Browns VeIm!ig@ Commits is such as to live
the best possible effect with safety. CT KITS BROW
Poprieors New York Sold be all dealers in medicine,
at p cents IA box. tmyl567
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

In Fl af 3D. J n. l. b. Rev. $. F. Drew, Mr. Orris p.
Boyle. and Mrs Ii d N. BIZ g. Alsn Nj. Henry n.
g md Miss Scrint H. NJ. Boyles.
In Danv lie. Dec T. MI. VIM. French of Danville, and
Miss Gorilla Sanderson of Lyndon.
In Danvile, Dec. -, Mr.. Hiram c. yarnum and Miss
Agnes ArnIst ORG, DO b OF Peacham.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
MONTPELIER & ST. JOHNSBJRY
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Notice is he by give tina books will b. opened for
subs ripon to tn capit stock Of tn Company, at the
ote Of jos. A. Wing, Esq, ntp.licr, and the office
Of Jo aan 10 p a., ST. Job sbury, saturday, The
18th day u nua V, % Cp i'll he . d inst
Fer order If Boa of Commissioners
/ ST. Johnsbury, Jal. IL, 1861, 3I-.s
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which they obtain it at a rate cheaper TO
burn than wood.
Capt. Green. OF the United States stealth
er PowIatan. has invited Rev. DIR. Geo. z.
Tyler of BrattlebOrO to accompany him OH
cruise to South America. An ecclesas-
teal council has just refused the request of
DR.. Tyler tor dismission from his pastor
ate.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Wallace W. Gilman. who was discharged
from the state prison at Windsor. Oct. 8,
after five years term. was returned to his
old quarters. New Years day, tor pro-
miscuous stealing and trading of horses at
various places in Vermont and New Hamp,
shire. lie had been married since leaving
the prison.
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PPUchNNt.

The tenth lecture in course was given
Wednesday evening by c. Q. Tirreil. pre-
ceptor) Subject. characteristics of the
present age" These were shown to be.
practically. speculation, free press. reform.
principles, demanding justice. The lecture
occupied an hours time. and the audience.
cone of the largest we have seen during the
course). Went away well pleased. Next
Wednesday we expect to listen TO j. 5. \ d.
ans, Esq. aud it will take four evenings at
ter that to complete our programme.
P.B.F.
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EsSEX COUNTY RAILROAD co.

Notice Is her by given that DO Ks will be opened for
ubscr pton to capitsl took Of TIE company It the
office Of onata Eoss, O., st Johnsbury on a urday
the lt ay # Jnuar, to rcnain open TIL tn I'D inst
Per od r # BoaId of COMMITS toners.
ST. John.bury, JAM %, 1861. 1875
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

For COu ms, Colds and Consumption, try The
OIL and well known Vegetable Pulmonary Rasam, ap-
pove and used by Oldest and celeb 0ted physi-
clais forty years pat. Get the genuine. REED, CT
LER CO.. Druggists, Boston Proprietors. ,!tjuaG7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

Goal AND STATE ITEMS.

-,c..,deavor TO make The Cal,doulan valuable for
l.,a >r"s aud gu, friends in Caledonia, t4'e, and
...,nties VIII confer gret favor 10 us ard add
cs, rally 70 III interest Of the paper by sending rs
we ems in y brief, legible form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
GOOD TEMPLARS CONVENTION

Strauges attending the ntion be held at West
Concord, Wed lcsday, Jul. IT, c her by requeted o
call for entera upon the Committee appointed for
at pu pose. Dr.. u. HCNTL.-l,I 49,,
y. 5. BLOOD, ( Nom.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
A"" Paper.

We have seen the prospectus for new
to-. grcgatiohal newspaper in this state
JhD rommittre appointed by the last state
r"a.orcnce having thrown the Chronicle
overheard. II does not appear where the
"r" paper is to be printed. or who lis pub
Usher i To be, 5u, the following named per-
SONS are advertised as editors: Rtys. VIM.
IL. i.o.d and {. =. Smith of Montpelier. j.
!. ord OF stowe. :. Chandler OF BratIle-
bor". Il. Il. Grout of Rutland. Z. IL. By
u-t"n Of Windsor and j. .. Bittin%cr OF st.
A'arS. Also Rev. L. II. White rs stalls
r''I editor. 1t is proposed to call the new
pap, the Vermont COn"reratonalist. to
which We should think there would be Sc
II"U, objection. as there is already one pa
Pr ~ the denomination of that name. Ii
'a~ n," enterprise goes Oh. there will be
ABUNDANT opportunities for members OF the
Into lii frequently, as it will proba.
bly, b. money losing operation from the
or.nnin%. For all that it may be advisa-
DIE to have it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

- The binding left at this office previous
,, September has all returned. and is now
Rad, for delivery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

- The annual meetings of the Agricultu-
ri Society. Fair Ground Company, and Isl
National Bank. all occur at this place next
Tuesday. See ads.
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>r,nts for the CaledOnian.

go Opr terms for ddceriSills riU b.
:H.l M FIRST colunn Of second page.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

Received he irr pr -rln the Inecsni sex Il ior,
in ccI,a tiion with tic ics. Ncw l,rk and Ncw E=-
land rsak,<
This i:ycr ion entire isrcnscs with the Id ana IN,
srfcct l1an.,a tnii * gum Il and l,ancles,
ana cons q f md IfoJt nlann.r q cuIin lie
pes nd ir,s .tiiI,- IN = L braid pa
and t!i- u-a III tsp al riro IN sud .rond the
covering e the i-r fhr,lv Tnir- kn,t, nde-ing
il the ln,>t # Ct asf,rlia- sc.Nc- 4
The rs d IN lbs / u : SON he es' re-
fined uafch sITin- - q with iiae douh t.
thread rtn- yl-n The p % inch extra heavy
al od- thr pad- II M f tfr dsof IN hustle
springs, hr t-rs- c.,li kid nd viii Cur
apni 'fian or aSns Il nts, inc he bus l.
springs, II won. n sHllc nh le MI nous
slais rhc- liz ,s = lie ,.,f he SkiT- Citing close
IL and neatly = N f1-1n
These skirts & Tt By N'ss-s- A L SIF'v-
All Il 60. York, II rctSn ;radc, q I G cE-
cla io f her make alec ~ u ss-s- fIll- Pa
4 lllIa a. Il t:Iica=- D.; joins >uI1l- T. q &C. Il
Cincinn chic; IA-s''N- frlrE; & g. 81 - lo'l
Nc: :. Rnz.fE Il 4, 81 i-uri -Nn by; GAMBLE
a.. # ROsioll. In u Il q hl-vs rough III the
trs. f. thci- iB,>t :, tail IT
( BE uIc 81 TX fer he BnNloN PATENT eklEI-
! Merchants SUPP Il N&aufactus,r p.ics-
For Sale Wholesale ana Retail By
f.. & +. FAIRBANKS * 60.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
Spefial 4utiffs.

EASWELL CHAPTER. NO, II, R. A. II.
MASONIC HALL,
Regular meeting, Friday eve, Jan. IS, 1861.
E l. ADAMS SEC ct nv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

Teachers, members OF school committees and Ill per-
som Interested in educational matters, IRE idc:t of the
sta Of VermOnt) AID who desire to have h progressive
series IF read rs, comp led by SALEM TOWN, Lib.
and NELSON NJ. HoLBROOk, AN, readopt by tIe
board Ct educa ion, will confer special favor th pub
Usher, in making such request known, by addressing
OLIVER ELLSWORTH, Esq, Boston, Mas, previous
to January 3is and, if possible, within the 1t two
weeks. Several lclding Ell, catOnal een:l M cf the
state also ak this favor 1t is therefore hoped that all
crested will promptly comply with this reques. ISL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

- The Concord Statesman learns that a
man calling himself Zachary 7. Stevens of
iracham. was arrested in EPSON. y. ii. on
Wednesday of last week, for stealing a
horse at I!ookSctt the night previous.
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted rRrE ObItl
es. including poetry, SIX GEMS ilne.
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AGt RrirNSfH,

.Niler consultation with the other judges.
"1d@c steele has given his decision in the
'a>r of Cunningham, charged with the
murder Of Reuben Bean. refusing to grant
hi, release on bail, as petitioned by Gun
hu%ham'S attorney.
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LUneNbatrG.

Dea. Reuben Chandler OF Lunenburg was
thrown from his sled Jan. 3D.. and badly in
iured. 1t is expected he will recover.
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Donation EiSit.

Donation FiSu.
The friends of Rev. l.. B. Tasker and
family will meet at the parsonage at Lyn-
don Center on Thusday next for a social
visit and donation. The Older people will
meet in the afternoon, and the young folks
in the evening. All are cordially Invited.
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"PUniShmenf After DPath.'

II is customary in cities. and in some
large towns. to have the newspapers deliv-
cred to subscribers by carriers. In such
places the carriers invariably get a new
years address printed-donc in rhyme
which they present their patrons new years
day, expecting in return a small sum of
money, not so much for the address as for
the faithful discharge of their duties the
year that has gone. Among the hits in the
carriers address of the Burlington Free
Press, we extract the following:
No need to tell the contests seen
Up here among the mountains green;
No need to any one to mention
The story of Hydepark convention,
Who fought and "bled" in 'lections two.
And who got hut before twas through;
That libel.suit, and how it Jared,
And who was hoist by his petard;
'TwOuld make, if one had words and time,
A pretty story told in rhyme.
But let it pass. nor be it said
That we "stuck sticks" into the dead.
TOWn Meeting at Lyndon.
The freemen of Lyndon are warned to
meet at the town hall on Monday next, at
| O'Clock p. NJ. to act in regard to the To-
cation of the new road from the Corner to
the new railroad works. IT should be built
in the best place-where it will best accom-
MEDIATE the town and the public. Every
voter and tax payer in town. who can,
should be present at the meeting and hear
what may be said for and against the three
routes in contemplation. The question to
be acted upon in particular is. to see if the
town will locate the road on the easterly
survey, passing easterly of Gen. Chase's
residence and striking the northerly road
easterly and near the house and garden OF
| Mr. Cotton. lNCOG.
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- The week OF PRAYER. as appointed by
the Evangelical Alliance. tor the Christian
churches of ali denominations throughout
The world. is being observed by the church.
e, in this place. On Tuesday evening there
Was a union meeting at the South Church.
and This (rhursday) evening there is to be
one at the Methodist Church. and Saturday
r,tuiug one at the North Church. Friday
evening there will be prayer meetings. at all
the churches. We subioiD the programme
tor the last tour meetings. as proposed by
the Alliance:
UHrSl0y.-Prayer for all who have Suf-
l"rct iiOm the recent wars: for our bretil-
len rmanripated from slavery. and for our
fellow Christians prosecuted for the Cos
pet SAKE.
FriJoy.-Prayer for Christian families.
Tor schools, colleges and universities.
N""nit". Prayer for the Catholic Church,
Tor all ministers Of the gospel, and for the
Increase of holiness. fidelity and Christian
charity among lis members.
N1|ba'b.->crnon> on the unity of the
rHIrch. and thc duties OF believers to man
n",t It by mutual recognition and active 60
"lc alton.
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Aliens Lung BaIsam is warrant to ireak up
the most troublesome cough in an incredibly short
There s no !emedy that can chow evd nee cf its
merits, than this BALsAM, for curing consumption,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

The St. Adams Messenger says: As Mr..
Henry Phelps and Mr.. Chapel. of Fair
field, were returning from Cook Corner on
the evening of the 18th. when near the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. ID. W. Filebrown. in East
IIighgate. their horses became uninanage-
able and an. throwing Mr. Phelps upon a
10" by the roadside with such violence as to
a>h his brains out.