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Pe0ch01N.

Capt. Andrew McClary and wife. (a"ed
respectively II. and - } had on the 18Th
inst. the rare enjoyment of seeing all their
family together after % years Of separation.
The oldest of the children is now 81. and no
death has occurred in the family circle a
yet. Children by marriage have been buri-
ed, but none of the children by birth Five
sons. three daughters. whose united ages
read 33i years. five companions. ten grand
children and two great @rand-children-
four generatiOns-sat down to meat. visited.
sang and knet in prayer together In all
the family now numbers 80; all living in
Vermont and in the towns of Albany, New
port and Peacham. One of the sons is rep
resentative from Newport at the present
time. 1t was a tall party; Che sons aver
aging 6 feet in hight)-a happy gathering:
and the neighbors who were permitted to
look in upon them will join III prayer that it
NAV be long before a full reunion on earth
shall be impossible to them. We do not
wonder that the Capt. should say: This
winter has been the pleasantest one | re-
member" p. B.
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UiciOry TOsru CHtcers.

The town meeting did not come off in
Victory until the 18th, and the following are
the officers chosen: Moderator. Lyman II.
Fainham. Clerk. Willard H. hncpland.
Treasurer, Willard II. kneeland. Town
Agent. Willard H. kneeland. Selecjmen.
jeremiah Ingraham. Geo. i. Appleton,
Geo. K. Story. Listers. John Il. Lee. Al
fred Bean. Charles Story. Overseer OF Poor.
Selectmen. Collector, Geo. \. Appleton.
Supt. Of Schools, John Il. Lee. Town
Grand Jurors. Geo. A. Appleton. 4. j.
Shaw.
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II T. -.r>: NJ att 'ton cIIcd to IN art
Gle i'll gour papa- the >th list which read Is toows
Those pc-sos h have looked into the mCT. q IL.
various If companies caiIa.; the ltrcn
ton of the public, rive preference to the Mutual Ii,
above II others"
Ivil to call the attcntion Of thoz p,r-o,s" to til,
ut made ly their agent in yIr advertising col
.lau- Of the amount paid policy g. NJ. Richmond
the original which Wis t'"unu and after |,
annual paymcuts CROUCH va aidcd to the policy when
settled 10 make tn amount :l5:Io y Now suppose NJ
ic!no~d Lad died one two or FIVE year. they would
Of course paid small above the original Slooo,
it TOOK II years TO make the above amount.
I i=h now 70 compare the above settlement ith or
tin. the h1rt,r oak Life Insurance Company can and
AiI! do at their pr,>,n of zucs person pay
ia the amoun- OF mcncy yearly in the Charter
OAK coupanv would pay for policy for -l,o9>oo and
should he die il week, one two, FIVE year, would
Get the fall amount of S17o9(on and the average ply
mcnts yearly be more than in the Mutual Life
EXAMPLE.
Mutual Life. $1,000. Age, IS years &4!.5>. $1,000
policy in II years would pay out 2l,r5 %
Dividends rcverFicnary added to The policy Compound
int rest in each company.
Charter Caa Life. &1'ua Age, Is wears, 81. 40 \
1.Gg policy in II y"ars would rav out after dcductin
he annua dividends paid to the insured each year. the
sum Of $3.50
\ difference of from Boa - to .ooo in favor of The
'ha"t.r AK company.
l. 'osc pcrscns" VIII look Iittl, further into tn
merits, and get such infona ion and fact ~ am allie
to give thon t,ey Will give the Charter Oak company
THE preference"
and I-II.ra Ia, ,n1 Nv,
formation may he obtained Of me at any time
THOMAS SPOONTR.
t. .Johnsbury, March Il, 1864.
Wi5tar's Bal:.m Of Wild Cherry.-This remedy
has long been cherishcl by the community for lis rc
rMkah efficacy N relieving, healing and cIrn.; the
Obstinate painful AMI Ion-s:anding cas- Of cough
cold, influenza, sore threat, bronchitis whoopi4s ugh
cr.up asthma, inflammation f tie lung: while even
consumption itself has yiccd lis magic influence when
al! othe: have failed Its Whole hi-tOry proves
tat the past has produced remedy of equal value.
for the numerous and dangerous pulmonary affections
which pr,vail all over he land.
From j. u. HoSi,er, Esq.,, # T9,@ham.
TorsuAM, Vt, April p, 1s6o.
MrssRs. s. ". FuwLE = Co.,
Iemen i ak. grea easurc in adding mine to
the of tc timOr il tav0- of that inv uibc Con-
Remedy -br. Wistar's IA sam Of " I'D Cherry tu nc
h past wintcr my wife a c'ed th severe c.usll
and inflammation of the lung. Aft siffe z severe
TO many days Visit r brsam recommended :.
ial OF which gave immediate AM permanent rcli f.
hay known + the Bal-am havinE en- used in cases Of
asthma, with he most vCrabe csult= sUr- tn
if the community as well cquant d wi n h ne it
OF his great rem dv 81 am, you would be unable t.
au ply tn demand | yvOuld advis Ill who suffer from
coughs colds, DC, to give his medicine early md
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Sprral 2s0tite5.

-IA5T-ELL CHAPTER. no. II. r. a. N
MASONIC HAL.
Regular eng, friday eve, april /. l>,;1
L. i. ADAMS, secretary.
PA.SU.:iiE2SIU LODGE, No. 27. r. \. N.
Masonic UALL-UNIpN BLOCK
: tate! meeting, April Is. 'lll. d ing, April j
II. {. HASTINGS, Sr.y.
PALESTINE COMNAN Derry, NO. 5.
MASONIC HALL Mon RLO"K.
t ted Colcl'vc, Mr.. e. Called Ccnclave, Mar q
j. . PERKINS, Comma der.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

\ Mrs. Broderick of NergenneS. aged 81
wears. left her home in that city on the
night of the 9th Of last December to visit
her daughter in Ferrisburgh. She never
reached there and all trace of her was lost
although search was made. Her body was
found on Saturday last. about one quarter
of Il mile east OF Vergennes. in a meadow.
by some children who We're sliding on the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

~ fhbfEhll Al AUCTION.
The =hsc ihcr. hay ng sold hi firrn situated in IN,
north u f Danvlc. viii sell At public auction on the
pr miscs, an shTi LDAf, Ma oh 10 At 10 \. W tie.
fcuwi = doscriJ propc t., viz:
good work no Sc, c'od -ix Years old ml-e FIVE
wears I'D ta- ME- air f,.r y,-!rs old g. u
tn old = nice Inith cow two wears
id heifcr. 3 = sheep st. / nice buoy wagon
single ~, H. goo NJ horse lumber wagon / 20 4 OK
nice scigl. Iyh l-tcccd, single sl.-igl pai-
= verse scds, OK sled h-!sc slcd, pair GOOD work
lGricSi's :, sin-, harness. ucw syc plate. rncss
side saddle utfao robe. "a tons hay lot Of straw
lot e cipv ecd, '"' bus cl- Oai- ltl bushes lad
wheat - bushes ppt't e., u-hes fax seed. Woods
D- machine, god ro.l,-, a.! p ~ cultiv.tor-.
hrrov, whccharrow, Lo-s.. rake dr. kc- . oi
grind II lone DR. I. CHAINS. iron bar PICK Dr.
-r. -. lrus, and ,c=, k,s. work hrn, b. batk-
smith tool novels hocs scrthc- Ks, .xcs and 10 rv
thcr articl 90 hume I, mention. Ih-er month
cTc il f. T ms over fv, !ullis
BOWMAN Il. SiIATrTCk
=. Jvin-hury, NarCa *. .SG1 I5-3>
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-Ihe heaviest snow storm of the winter
..n, a>i Sabbath. Some ten inches fell
.-.r and from Maine to Philadelphia. and
,aalong ont to the Mississippi river. foot
.r molr fell The wind blew it into bio
4 i,,, in some localities. but the sun soon
SPOIL. the -ei@hing III this immediate vicin
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EIIHGToS. Missouri, May q, 1S66.

LEXINGTON. MISSOURI, May q, 1S66
ME:STS. j. y. HARRIS Il CO.:
U.Gr .>j,y-I have made ALIENS LUNG RALSAN
prettv well known in our city and cyua;ry, and have
sod abyu IL tie fur dozen bot sent me IN Larch
So: End ind that persons who try tie Basam once
back again Tor more, it gives them satisfaction
and commend il in preference to any othc. medicine
for Coughs Cold. Pleae send six dozen bottles IS
soon possible. l III, yours, &C.,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER, Druggist
PSI sell more Aliens Lung Bllsrm, than ali
9th cough NEEDLES &c te and it gives general sati-
faction.
Sold by j. I. Bingham, and by Ill dealers in family
med cines. taPr!l1
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

I've eud avor to make The Calcdonan valuable for
-. .,I >EWs and our friends in Caledonia, Essex and
.au- counties will confer great favor us and add
- mat rally to the interest of the paper by sending us
al items in Il bric,, 'gille form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

Dr. S. S. Fitch's Family Physician Seven
tyiX page price - cents. sent to any adde's. No
money require until the book is received re I'd End iull
approved 1t perfect guide the sick OF ndisposed
address DR. ;. s. FITCH % fremont ST. Boston tai IL
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With Sacramento and tn Pacific cas-, firm whence
Their supple m st b DR. WI snd tn earnings e tn,
p on al cady running VERY heavy "a Lry. p "a
'A--4> ~ H. 'r'r's 'i,.l m" rs,nf,-In'> I4,tss
ldvn, been r time firna- with the ar,rstSos
o. ne central TACTIC !iailro4i { Ini any we ar SAT- 4
tat they SIC rinct.d with rare ability aG rrud.nce
and Ia he Ell lcic AID economical management 81
liz c'lnHanys at rs entities them Z rfdenc q
cp al Z aud Il the public. Ne have carefully yesti-
gated p, ;-e AID prospects 81 the rad
and nave the iuc=t clnIdene, it, sacc - and IN "a
value I'D stability O. the companys lite Tl- ST.
'"ificn O.. rr - estates institution. md lid rS-ta
deT.Is o., safe a.sd Ta'i=e in.estrgrt l. -
pei ily invited 20 tic :irsi suo.r. -a-. bsn
Order y be ia dvd diT,ct. II through 81
? ,;Ia lk- ~ bankers l.. al :, Is Z Tie G. l-r.r
Remit may b. nl3de dr=fts New l,rs q. IN
e-si der n1t,s uati Iial hank no;rs OF other fu a.
Ia tlis c!;, and TIE bonds T3n bc toward 4 70
any sdd-y-s by express free Of clar-e Inrri-e. f.
urth;r rtcusIs, hy mail c. Otherwise, VIII receive
pune ual attention,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

East burke the ride were cordially invited
TO the Burke Mountain House" hall bv the
landlord, Mr.. Webb. where few minutes
were very pleasantly passed in social inter-
view and listening to remarks from the pas
tor and music from the choir. Resolutions
were read and unanimously adopted ex
pressing thanks to Mr.. S. S. Thompson by
whom the expenses OF the excursion were
betrayed, for his liberality and kindness: to
Capt. Randall the superintendent. for his
earnest and efficient efforts to plan and
please. and to Mr.. Webb for So kindly open
ing his house and hall tor the convenience
OF the school. On the return home. the
ride gave soldierlike cheer Oroposed BY
the Captain to the honor of their friend and
benefactor, with the wish that he may long
live to enjoy the children's blessing.
In behalf Of the school bv
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
HE OYSTER SUPPER.-AbOut two hun
dred took supper at the Lyndon Centre
house on Tuesday evening. 1t was one OF
the pleasantest and most orderly affairs of
the kind that | ever attended. And to the
fair hostess and her cook let me say-ueU
done. Mr.. Ruggles will prepare for his
friends in Sutton and vicinity next Monday
eve. LYNDON.
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Eriet LOcOfS.

We are requested to state that Rev. E.
cummings will lecture at the Town hall
Al Monday evening. before The Ladies'
,.u.y association. Subiect-"Observa-
...l he East"
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Auftloa. and Private salfs.
EARM FOR SALE.

VIII be aid It public auction. in Whole OF in
s' pnrch ser unless previously dispose 4, OH TII Is
Al April l., l>, the pr m scs the fam known a.
tn Samuel Chmder farm, il ted in tn 10 them rar
Of T.. caT three miles i'r reach7m Corner Said farm
contai on hundred q NIFTY Of land a out O e
third # which l. eNcecn' tiihc- land two I'd zr,g.r
orchards aiming about five hundred sugar tres aud
i,ood apple orchard Good buildings, wei cIc,Iatcd
nT two fimie well wit living III uir.- WATER
NJ the house and la II, and good wh At farm l. isil
czcrlIcnt nei-hbOThood 4 liberal credit iy.n To- ,
pat Of the purcl! Ad :css -l.sish hners,n of
IeacLaul. or the subscriber at West Concord
GEU. ID. CHANDLER
West Concord, Mar. ID 1861 trprla.
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DEGISTERED GENERAL

T. ~ I I.INt-II NI4.-NI.N.tIl
ACCIDENT TICKETS OR POLICIES
sued hy tie iI.Uiy II srr'- = Assurance Coraanv
q ilrt Old Conn. possible r of casrial =
lun- the isl; in Hing: lso ali Of di l.
ctiur III. ken itGT T. deI-. spT ins. coicri--
sir riI-s. h-is. csrtz, g r. .,'Ins wound poi
-,-ed rnUnd and cal = freeing hite= If ,.s
ungovok,d l-aTlt L. burglrs, .c!hcs IT luurI..srs
the action CO., light n / t-u.c, II ciitc f cxYl
sJI.. hemCl- floods end earthquakes, i.oca ion liz
rOvai OF cha king. in - they insue -sirs- acoi-
den i .tcye Ii q. whether they IN Linz
in b: ting. fishing san-, Tidn--. sA =. in h
trr. st It, i!-c. Will nrkin- in slops. MILL C.
r!es tie farm. AMI ccirr Il :h' person iH-l j
wee Il c9TpcnEiii O." five l'sT- : q dl-n.-
Gta diSl ility FOR IN not c-cco-in2 TX month";
from u-'ili Ing Ia rcc-iv liz aL accIi and 81
49, IN the vent of dc1 u.
OF sale ly y +. LOWERING, Jr., I:lilr, Al Cd:--
tliiUnfi t. IohlsbfiT-.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

\ shawl factory to cost halt million
dollars Is being built at Bennington by Seth
Hunt OF New York.
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Els X & III A TCH .

Bdu.ers aIsd Dei'ers IN Government Securities.
40. > Nassau Street, NY.
B-Al kinds Of goveTnm 1t securities received II
he full La act price il exchange iOr Tie 40 We bonds
Al-o,
- Il" er.'ga-s y C5sUcrEnt., Securities L,s' ools-
>a''' : eco A''.l dia bought sid 81 ,I.-id sg>i.
Gold Coin sud L :. Coup1s bought, sid and co.
lect d.
:z-DIst~ r,cei,e; Cd, 1l, t.,-ns subject 10 Oh c
Il nh.
.E-Co lections made throughout the country.
.Mi-c II neous stocks ard bonds bought and sold n
the So, Exch1ng e InInissif u for cash.
.E->.> "a q 'sE, gig- z. tt erril4y, = SEiE'N-
THIE.TE NOTES y al ihc ~rscN for - NEH FIFE
IEEAII BONDS,f I-ta III. msst taparabk terms.
Holy
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A SUBSTANTIAL GIFT.
From the Y. \. Tndepsnien-.

Ihe beet gifts are those that have permanent value
that do dcterioate with use or lose their interest
importa with he lapse Of time. Diamonds and India
shsWls valued this account ; but unfortunately
they cost of money and only adap.ed
to persons occupying certain social position.
There very few purchasabe article which retain
their value and all the tiue yield splendid interest in
he investment: but, among them put down
first Grover & Baker Sewing Machine. This mod n
miracle, this magic seamstress with the exact eve and
tireesa fEgers not only repays and again in
ve:y short time the money spent in its purchase but is
capable of becoming small fortune lamp Of Aladdin
To i,s possessor.
il the most valuable gif that husband can make
his wife, f,ther his daughter friend tie young
LADY who is about become bird the benevolent TO
the poor oldie widow, congregation to their minis
ter's wife.
Its not MY ouehold assistant worth the labor of
three four pairs Of hands but It is life annuity, per
pc uii security glst h oiue want. clever operator
a G & Baker machine can always find remurc'a-
tive employing It. al the because it accgmplishes so
vile a range of work.
nv first Glass ing machine is good foc gift, and
sseses certain value: but we recommend tie over
ker, it is the best because it compIishe-
the most and the best work with the asst trouble: be-
caus the oh is r. most durable, well The most
beautiful because is he only adapted to al kinds
Of work. AM every variety OF MISTER because it is
more simple, easily understood Il a. ohcr, anl e
qires delay IL rewinding, fastening and he like.
There many other re..2ns which could give,
hut these will suffice with he Gro ming on LA it
fails to give e most entire and perfect satisfaction.
See advertisement.
Moth and Frecll,es.- ONLY reliable remedy for
these brown dsro ratins on the &c called Mo Patches
and fecklcs, is rrrrys Mo and Frccklc Lotion. Pre-
pared only by Dr. b c. PERE, Dcrna ,oosist, e Bond
81, New York sold ty all DR. ggst in St John ugy
elsewhere. Pric /! per l,tlc. tScpl6
WHAT e:erT fourth person needs is some conve-
:ent agrc,a e an prompt rliedy r. In tu cost.vc-
ness. Il ould advise al those who troubled it'll
dyspepsia cOstve pie, olsn s., headache any
fH of in cst to Dr. Hirrison's PcrftIlc ozcE-
g"s" fh Huntingdon, V. D., ex-li, mcnant governor
f Mas achus rs. They p asant 10 the ia tc and
nyy reln rc increase # dose to perfect Il cure.
i'vrs lc by J. :. iarri-or 4 Co., proprietor, Nc.
!rcu IT Temple Esto, and b.! IL drUggiss or viii be
mai receiving ;1 cents april
Fo- Co, -h,. Gods AID Cousu.np t.1. try the
Il and vel, ,n wn Vegetable Pulmonary Rl=am, ap-
poveI an used ' our Oldest and most celebrate phys-
cans forty Years pat. Get TIE genuine. REED, Ct.
i.EE 50, Dru=g 80, Bos PrOprictar-. .24iu: &
iii E!irciual Worm Mcdiciur.u- row.. :
V,rniiu-e Contil>, Worm Lozensrs.-Much SICKNESS,
untouh,e!jv, with cIi'!reu auI adults. attributed
oother c.u-r> is occa,ioned by WORMS rnr yerni.u.
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DciAEES,

Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Ob!tua-
Tie, Including poetry, SIX GEMS line.
In this vilag", March Is Carrie L. daughter Of T. {.
Eedingron, Esq, aged Il years.
II this village March T. t the res dence os J. K.
Cram, Ms sally c., wife CT Ira l. riiad of Rutland
.ged ) ycars.
in Concord, March Il, Forest E,me-, only child of
Wynan ard May W. COOLEY, sgcd :! months
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY,

Patrick Burns. boy of Is. employed in
the wooden factory at WinOOSki. had his
right arm so badly mangled by getting it
caught in the machinery. as to render ampUl-
tation nrceSsarV
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j. II. STEELE, Art. Mutual Life ms. c
iIrC m PTUch0D,.

James Wardcn's Rake factory. saw and
-uIH2.r mill. were all burned. together with
thr. contents. on Sabbath dav. the 18th
inst. There We're between Two and three
thousand dollars worth of rakeS and lumber
il lhe factory; and this together with the
huldin% and machinery. make a loss of
about four thousand dollars. and no insll-
'ync". This loss falls very heavily upon
Mr.. WarGon-in tact takes his last dollar
but We are glad TO icarn that his townSmen
do no. mean he shall be without sympathy
and material aid. but have already started
4 subscription to help him to rebuild his
factory. We are requested by Mr.. Warden
20 aHnounr" to thoSc with whom he has
contracts toI furnishing rakes the coming
season. that ihiS tire will make it impossible
for him 10 fulfill lis contracts this year. but
h" hopes to rebuild and be prepared to
rye his patrons by another year.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY,

\ Protective Association was formed in
Swanton. on the 9th inst. for the suppress
sion Of unlawful sales of Intoxicating liquors
in that place. All dealers We're notified to
stop the traffic at once. with the promise
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G00H u arts.

;fOOf ~ O!NS.
Ihc following letter was received Satur-
Ily might;
81. ANTHONY. Mimi. March 10. 81.
Editors Of CdlcdOnan. Dear .SirS En-
.,o~rI please find 81. and continue to send
me the { !Iedonian another year. directed
',ur hereafter. Is heretofore. at this place.
G.ru ana cJicatcd in old Caledonia county.
SEE canno; get along without the home
n.u> which we receive more fully through
,ogr valuable paper than any other source.
ours respectfully. -;
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= \ CHANCE TO MAKE
sa.zl--tL MONEY

The sslsc-incr cifcr To- ale III dwelling house. T..
IL" oA;I!Us on lover ."f s.itu-. com ~ d; feet
Pill'r -' ~ -. Kit len ~ u I'D rom ne
D. Icy H. "''d Z'd pantry. lo-ts. -i- here. .. -,
i.-'d 1iah,rs aud ui:ii -hr On To- MAKE. r..r..
more AJs in.l' Milo with small cxreu-,. can
i' mad IN a sryc:.tg,yc d'li'r t.riuc Ihr-.. -
~ : - u "a To-. ID an '1.iir .n pa spring
belonging b. ;,-,u. 80 .t.a:a.- f. the to--.
I'D iaTn re .'u-c ! /. - ! pr. nu mad. of the
h-i -, 'rf,ls Tart @! tn Pro IT. ny can 5,li.iu
4 number f YEAR. =. g.. ;'i>>IN.,
-
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n + y L : I X Y :,
TIE CENTRAL
PACIFIC r. r. co.

H'"1HI cos1 .+tcd, oY'aY'sd a,d PIT "a qp1u-
to-. Dor7iq me Hpdr,i -Ul.s OF TIER raaa.
from Sacramento, California. 10 ,rflm II
a,5S ri tie summit 81 tie Sierra -Nenr,li
-uopntn ms, continue to cft- to, uIls. through
u.s.. THEA,
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tji,jyUII u.

col, Levi {. Turner. Judge advocate gen
cad III The war department.. died at Wash
u-ton Wednesday OF last week, aged 81 =.
eli. Turner was born at Claremont. and
aa, ,h- only brother Of Mrs. Geo. G. Bar
it,, %. this place. Sluch of his former life
aa, spent il the profession OF journalism,
NrW York Tribune.
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FIRST NORTGIGE,

Co9>t''tngoa absolute prior hen %. tie j.o,,-
tim O, rc'd Gjors Dam,d. uih all tie rlqilts.
ijur'h''>, equipments. D.. pertaining tlcrda.
Tie amount If theSc fist mo'tcsc- bonds 70 he t.
SHED per h J. limited Toy law II the sInouni uf itei
,ta's bond owc, AM iued n sd -st-uc ia:i ~
thu rad. and the nor gage b. win t,v AZ. -,u-ed i
bEf LI.iEJ IL AT az CvAs,EE-N> To COST
E'TE I LfEN IIIDR iNfI SUPERIOR To THAT
"F TIE UNITED SIXTIES GOVERNMENT
'eTt AZ the rte of six per cent per annu1n pqvaile
the first Avs Of January AMI july
Principal and Interest payable IN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
Island Pond.

There is little excitement in our quiet
village, over some changes in the Custom
house. which have been made recently:
Capt. Edward p. Lee Of St. JohnSburv. ha.
been appointed deputy collector to succeed
j. W. Davis. Esq. who has held the office
some little time. Capt. Lees military rec
ord makes him very acceptable successor
to Mr.. Davis. Capt. ". ". Currier. inSprc-
tor at this port, has been removed. his sue
ceSsOr is not known. DANES Carruth 0f
this place has received an appointment in
the Treasury department as Assistant Com
missioner of customs. believe. He leaves
next week for WashiDgton.. Mr.. Pinney
from Holland. Orleans county. has bought
Sir. Carruth's house in this village and is to
become citizen of Island Pond. NIDI
Mr.. Edward Fennessy. formerly agent OF
the Grand Trunk at this place has pur-
chased the house recently owned by Mai.
y. 2. Bowman. and has gone into the mer-
camille business with Charles NJ. Over, at
the Old stand of the latter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
> PRING Is COMING.
}
And Farmers should call At the
Agricultural Store OH IL. x. Street,

Where cy may ind nearly all "a" latest improvements
in agricultural implements cheap for cash ready pay.
IIcg = I;ras, Clothc- Nrn.-crs
super puos! hate % Lime, \ 4 W.Oi War. cen rallv
Flows. Glove and other SEEDS
Cult!vIt -, Cock" and = a-s Ware
III, Cutters. l. ,ce a.. l..
1 m Stlcl crs, An! liar ware generally,
ok lukrs anu Bows, ica=. CoIce,
III ter Tubs, An nice Family Groceries
Paskcts, Ma r. Il ncsyare.
Grlin &c sUrcs, Books and stationery. and
Flow Points, Yankee Notions.
WANTED in exchange for tie above GOOD
sugar, potatoes, butter white beans peas corn. aud
other = aims iiOIr d DREW
Il. Jc!Insrury, March L, Iafs.