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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15
A Ludicrous Blunder.

1t Will he remembered that the other
day, i'll the United States Senate. Mr..
Chandler of Michigan. made Il vehement
announcement that some party or par-
ties, were engaged i'll forging his frank
To d"cIimcnt> of opposition members
ct Congress. having the laugh turned
agalns, him 10y another Senator. who
likewise complained that some one had
been using his frank to send to his con-
StitucntS one of Chambers speeches.
This strange miSapplication of il priv
lcge of doubtful utility. proves not to
nave been Il device of the enemy, but
the result of IL funny blundcr. which The
Washington chronicle relates us follows ::
The Committee on Contingent En-
penScS, after grave and solemn iuyesti-
CATION. find that Il number of thousands
OF speeches of various Senators. were
sent to IL lady to he folded and put in
envelopes. She imnocently did her work
promlScnouSly, piled them all into one
heap, and then carefully counted out the.
number for each. Imagine Chandler
proudly tiamking Blair'S anti KukIux
speech and Schurz'S attack on the Adj
mlnIstlltion to his rcd-hot Republican
supporters i'll Michigan. while Blair com
placently loads the mails for Democrats
OF his own stamp with Mortom'S speech
St\llng him the political offspring of
SchurH, meanwhile hurrying Oft in all
directions Conklimg'S eNcoriatiom of him
self iii the recent debate. Think. too.
OF the effect of Chambers scorching re-
view OF the Democratic party and it's
record upon ''dycdin-the wool jeff.
Davis Democrat of Southern Missouri.
An attack of cholera is il feeble conf
p;Irison.
We do not know quite how far this
has gone, but far enough, it is clear. to
make as much fuss us swapping IA couple
of thousand babies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15

ing four good building lots on the north
side of Church street, worth at least
50 600 as lots are now selling, and a
built street in front of Col. FAIR
banks new residence.
For grading tifty-eight rods OF West
street north from Church street 1t cost
S:}l3. 1t cost $s5l to pay all the land
damages for the past year on West and
Spring streets, the town expanding over
81 800 on these two streets.
The repairs of the North Danville
bridge and the road cost about $3.50,
while 1872 were required for timber for
the bridge building at Paddock village.
The Monument and burners for the
town hall asked for $lSS.96. A friend
at our elbow would like the items OF
that bill especially the cost of the lum-
Der.
The Printer asked for S34 to pay his
bill. and the Bookbinder 500 for three
record books.
The School Fund demanded Sl7l foI
interest on the surplus money hired by
the town. leaving about $3.50 paid out
for roads and bridges in different parts
of the town-all wisely expended. we
have no doubt.
The Liquor business was the only
thing which appeared to he successful
bringing into the treasury $3.50 aftel
paying all bills.
As the present board of Selectmen are
the same which Strengthened Railroad
street through the Gulf" and opened
and graded West street. upon which
there has not been Il single building
erected both at cost to the town OF
about - 900, we venture to suggest to
them. in behalf of the taxpayers gencr-
ally, that they practice more economy
in the future i'll laying out and opening
new roads. that the taxes may be less
for those purposes, and that the tax,
payer may have funds to pay his taxes
upon the town bonds issued for Railroad
Stock when called upon.
A TAX PAYER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15
The Regicidal Mania in England.

The recent mad attempt of the youth
OC"nnor on the life of Queen Victoria.
naturally calls To mind previous efforts
OF Il like character, since this eStimahle
woman first succeeded to the throne OF
Great Britain. The first attempt was
made i'll l-40. not long after Her Ma
.icsty's marriage with Prince Albert. bv
Il Young man named Edward Oxford.
While the royal couple were riding
about the grounds of Windsor Castle in
Il phact"n. Oxford approached within Il
few feet of the vehicle. and. aiming at
the Queen. discharged IL pistol. 1t has
never been aSccrtained whether the
pistol WAS loaded with bullet. as none
was found. Oxford was at once arrested.
trlcdand sentenced death. but aS there
were doubts respecting his sanity, the
sentence was committed by order of the
Queen to perpetual confinement in il
lunatic a>N lum. The affair created in
tense excitement at the time. and served
greatly t" enhance the popularity of the
youthful sovereign.
ne next attempt WAS made two wears
later 10y one John Francis. the circum-
stances being nearly identical with the
previous one. Francis was sentenced
10 death, hut at the Queens request he
was transported for life. 4 few months
later one j. W. Bean WAS arrested under
circumstances indicating Il similar pur-
pose. but aS the evidence showed that he
WAS foolish rather than vicious. he WAS
released after Il confinement of eighteen
months. In lo5O. Il crazy fellow named
Pate, watching his opportunity when
the Queen was walking in the park. AS
Saulted her with il club. He was quick
ly dIsarmcd and before inhicting much
injury. The nation was horror stricken
10y this cowardly effort, but us the man
was clearly maniac his sentence took
the form of confinement in Il lunatic
asylum.
The present wouldhc regicide. O'Con-
nor, although the grandson of an Irish
agltator. Is doubtless quite us insane as
amy of his predecessors. and about us
idiotic. and it is more than probable
that his punishment will he like in
character.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15

BOYS POISONED AT BRU>H's Mills
Several boys taking their first lesson in
learning to drink" were poisoned. one
of them fatally, at Brush's Mills. on
Thursday, 22d of February. On that
occasion there was dance at the hotel
of ;. Gle. y correspondent of the
Malone PdIIddjmm tells the particulars
as follows:
Last night there was dance at
Brush'S, at the hotel of ). Gle The
boys, us is apt to he the case at such
times. desired Il bottle of liquor. In
looking about the hotel, they found an
empty bottle that had been used for bed
bug poison, and had not been clcansed
since the poison was in it. They had it
filled with some kind of liquor and
drank it all. After about three hours.
one of the boys began to feel sick, and
went home. His throat became sore.
and he was doctored all day Friday. for
diptheria OF some like disease. Satur-
day he was worse, and the thought arose
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15
c. ARNoLD's ESTATE.

w STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
In lr"hat" Court. held at the Probate. Office, in
St J"hnshurv in said district the 9th day of
March. y. H. l-12
testament of William & Arnold late of st Johns
bury i'll said district, deceased presents his admin
lstTati"u account for examination and allow
ance. and makes application for a decree of di-tri-
button and partition al the estate OF said deceased
WheTeuPon. II Is ordered 10y said Court. that said
sion Of sand Court To he held at the Probate office
III said -. bloomsbury ON the both day of March
y. u l-12 for hearIn. and decision thrrun And il
l. further ordered that notice hereof be given to
all persons interested by publication of the same
three weeks successfully i'll the Calrdonian Il news
paper published AT 81. Johnsburv. previous To said
tim" appointed for hearing that they NAV APPEAR
AT said time and place. and show cause. If auy they
may have, why said account should not he allowed
and such decree made.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15

NARROW ESCAPE FROM BEING BURIED
ALIVE. A man was found ut Halls
Corners. Westminster county, y. Y. on
Monday night. apparently frozen to
death. Tine body was taken To TarrN
town. and the coroner held an inquest
over it.a verdict being rendered accord
inglN. The body WAS then placed in a
coffin. and started for the Sleepy Hollow
cemetery. As the coffin WAS about to be
lowered INTO the grave noise WAS heard
to proceed from the inside of the coffin.
which caused the intrrmcnt to he de
laNed long enough to discover that the
man was alive! Last night. the SuppoS-
ed corpse was sitting 10y the fire at the
larry town depot. rejecting upon things
earthly. His name WAS not aSccrtaincd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15

- Friend Swain of the Bellows
Falls Times has lately put in Il new
steam engine to drive his presses. He
has now got a very pleasant and com
plete printing office; and he well de-
serves it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15

Druggists throughout the country
state that the use of opium is rapidly
increasing among their patrons, and the
fact that lbs, 900 pounds of this narcotic
were imported into this country, last
year, proves that they speak the truth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15

a Democratic editor out West, having
expressed Willingness to vote for old
"Clovenfoot' himself if thereby he NAV
beat Grant" his Republican neighbor
retorts: I'VE have no doubt of it.
Lovers of 'tanglefoot' ought not to hest
tate to vote TOR 'cloven-foot' the head
of the family"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15

ASA L. FRENC II. Judge of Probate
y true copy of Record Attest
Asa L. FRENCH Lmdu,. of prnhntr

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS
- In Probate Court held at the Probate, office. in
st bloomsbury. within and for said District on the
nth day of March. y. u. lS72
I'm instrument purr"rting I" he the last Will and
Testament 81 John l.. Brown. late of Walden
IN said district deceased being presented Ia Court
by Harriet y. Brown, the rNrcutIiN therein named
for Probate II Is ordered hN said Court that all prr
sons concerned therein he notified t" appear at a
session OF said Court I" br held at the Prnls,t,
ono" IN It. .I"hn>hurN, the ID dav of April
y. II. lr12 and show cause. il any they may
have. against the Probate, OF said VIM for " hirh
Purl"~" 1t IL further ordered. that a copy of TN,
record Of this order he published three weeks
succrSsivrly in the tacd"nin printed at ST Johns
bury, previous To- said time appointed Tor hearing
by the Court. Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
y true copy OF Record. Attest
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15
mn L. T ItF.NV TT, 'Tuuct Oi TrUhatr
y tru" copy Of Record. Attest
asa l.. FRENCH. Judge of Prnbat,.

~ We OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT -
In Probate Court, held at the Probate. Office in
ST 'InhnSbury. within and for said District on the
18th day of March. \ u. le71
Willard Bundy. executor of the last VIII and
Testament of George II. Fylrr. late of sutton IN
Siid District. deceased, trstatc makes application
I" -.nd Court for hCcnS" Ia sell the whole of the
real estate "t said deceased representing that the
sale "t SAID real estate would he beneficial Ia the
hens. dcvi>"rs and lrratcts. and all Interested in
san estate Tor the urIuSr of converting the SANE.
mt" money; and said executor has brought into
court IN" consent and appreciation in writing of all
the heirs d"vis""s and ratecs of said estate r,sid-
nI in this state
Whrrrupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
Application h' referred In a session thereof to Ia.
held at the Probate Oiic, in said st Inln.hmry nm
the 'snth day OF March. y. u. le72 for hearing
ana drrIS"n thereon; and, il is further ordered
that all persons Interested hc notified hereof nv
puhhcatlnn OF notice oi said application and order
thereon" three weeks successfully in the Calelnnian
printed at st bloomsbury before said time of hear
ih4 tll;it they may appear at said time and place
and II they see cause, object thereto.
by the Court. Attest
~ ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
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ANOTHER "RING" BROKEN. - The
has been dcpoScd from the presidency.
and IL new board of directors elected.
Last Monday was IL most exciting day
in New York. BY Il grand pier" of
strategy, the Erie ring. of which Jay
Gould was the head, and David Dudley
Field its noted counsel. has been dis
lodged, turned out. and the doors lock
ed against them. and Gen. Dix has been
chosen president, and IN honest board
of directors will undoubtedly now l,
elected. Verify the world moves when
such men as Tweed and Gould get their
deserts.
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Japanese Paper Ware.

Unprecedented Paper Ware is being
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institutions adopting it. 1t is economical for
the h"usrkr"per. Water Fails Basins Chamber
Pals. Sl"pJars. Bowls Milk Pans Spittoons Trays
&c. The trade supplied by the manufacturers
JENNINGS BROTHERS, 352 Pearl street
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FROZEN To DEATH EN Run. On
Tuesday, the cold day. John KraIney
of Fairfield, aged about - Years. with
an Older brother and Il mcighhor. drank
freely through the day. and in the even
ing Tiled up their hottie and started for
home. When they arrived at the bridge
i'll the village it seems that they >cpa-
rated. kcaIney wandering ont upon the
Ice of the pond. and his companions re
turning whence they started. ON the
following morning. kcarnry's cap.
gloves, nrrk-tic. one boot and one
stocking were found on the ice. and
word WIS sent To those who should
have been his friends hut they neglect
ed t" send for his f;lthcr. 50 that the
search did not begin until about -four
o'clock. p. m. He was then found about
half IL mile down the stream. on the
ice in Il sheltered nook his face. hands
and feet badly frozen. but. much to the
establishment of all. still alive He lin
gcrcd i'll great agony about ten hours.
and then died. 1t is very sad case.
Messenger.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-15

INVESTIGATIONS The invest CATION
of the New York Custom House frauds
proves ronclusiNcly that President
Grant has no connection with them oI
with the parties implicated. The ties
timony of Gen. Porter and Gen. Bah
cock completely cN"ncratc> the presl-
dent from any improper or irregular
connection with the custom house. The
committee to investigate the sale of
arms to the French. also fail to Grimm
ate the administration. If cenSuIc falls
anywhere it will come upon Secretary
Brlkuap. who will he held responsible
for the acts of his subordimatcS. l'p to
the present time the Investigations.
started mainly III the interest of the
Anti-Grant party, have proved nothing
culpabc against the administration.
They have accomplished some good,
however. in rcdressing abuses that had
grown with previous administrations
and needed abating. Gen. Grant. how
ever, is no more accountable for them
or their continuance than the previous
administrations under whose govern
ment they have grown up.
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All the tenderness. rarnestnrss and i,Iit, which
cntrac'erlZt her writings for young folks and
Nhich causes them l." be as eagerly sought by pa
rents aS children. abound in this story for older
readers. " '
bilSht as sunbeam, natural life itself un
pretending as real goodness and sanitary az the.
script.
The book is made up of wholesome common
place experiences charmngly told that from first
To last the interest never lessons. Hearth and
Home.
All the young girls of our acquaintance pro-
The Doctors Daughter should he classed with
such books as Mrs. Whtney's Real Folks" and
Miss Alc"tts "Littlo Women " and high praise as
II may seem We feel inclined to say it is equal to
IN her of the stories meniOned-CrocIers Lter1r,,
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ANOTHER ROYAL VISITOR. America
is becoming popular with European roy
atty as ii place to visit. We are hardly
through with one sovereign real or eN-
pectaut-hefore another one arrives.
The next royal visitor is announced liz
Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia
man now in the prime of life. whose
splendid military career invests him
with an interest which outweighS his
title and gives him III home almost II
warmer place i'll the hearts of the Ger
man people, than is held by his cousin,
Frederick William, the crown prince.
1t is said that the Emperor has often cX-
pressed to our Minister. his wish Ia send
over to lis Il member of his household.
If Mr. Gilmorc'S head is as level as it has
the credit of being. he will endeavor Ia
have the Prince at the Worlds Jubilee
in June Wouldn't he draw
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LEARNING TRADES. \ man who has
a good trade is master of himself. But
learning Il trade is not fashionable. and
IL boy of wealthy parents would have to
encounter good deal of social opp">i-
tion who attempted il in this country.
There j. a different standard in Ger
many. None of the princes are brought
up idly. Prince Henry. son of the
Prince Imperial. '.Our Fritz" who won
such credit in the late war. has been
apprenticed 10 Il Berlin hook binder.
His father WAS Il printer. and his grand
father, the Emperor, WAS Il glazier.-
Erchdnye.
Notwithstanding experience and com
mon sense teach lessons like the ahoye.
we see to-day most of the mechanical
trades abandoned by American boys.
and if there are apprentices in any OF
them, they are mostly foreigners: while
the ambition of the American youth
seems TO he to become IA book keeper
clerk, or city drummer. The con-
sequences are, it is next to impossible
TO procure skilled ii:borcrs in any trade.
while both city and cOuHtry are over
run with clerks and ''professl, nal men.
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Death of Hon. Rodney v. Marsh.

Hon. Rodney V. Marsh. of Brandon,
died at his residence i'll that town, on
Friday evening last, at the age Sixty
five wears. His death was the result OF
an accident, which is thus narrated by
a correspondent of the Rutland Herald :
Mr.. Marsh WAS milking IL COW Ill IL
narrow stall in his barn, about dusk on
Thursday evening. The animal i'll at
tempting to turn caught Mr.. Marsh be
tween her body and the side of the stall.
He called for help and was taken to his
house. DIR. Peck was soon there, but
us no outward signs of violence Were
visible. and us he was suffering much
pain, il was ut once feared that there
was an internal injury. He was III
severe pain during Thursday night and
| Friday morning, near noon he appeared
to he failing. DIR. Dyer was called, but
it was apparent that he was beyond the
reach of medical skill. He sank rapidly
until his death, ut seven o'clock. a post
mortem examination by DrS. Peck and
Dyer on Saturday morning, disclosed Il
rupture of one of the inteStineS.
Mr.. Marsh WAS prominent anti
slavery man, and during the troubles ii
Kansas. in lS56. he. then il member OF
| the IcriSliturc presented Il report as
chairman of IL special committee on tn,
subject. reviewing the whole question
of the Missouri compromise, and the
| Kansas controversy, expressing til,
ouipiou. ..that the nc,plc of Vermont
nav IN Kansas ar an th,ir WAY there
.,r,. citizens of tbiS Stat. and or. cnti-
fled to uur protectiou." and rcportin.
trnu tb, committee = hill entitled An
act for the relief of the citizens of Yer
mont witbout this STATE. and of the suf.
fr,iur moor of Kansas" This WAS dis.
missed but was r.rou,idcr.d and :;
substitute WAS .,dmnr,.d ,uurnu,iatiu,
- OOn tor tI,, relief of thc sufferers il
Een..S A. 1bc s,ssinn nf IS51 he MA,
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ANOTHER GREAT TRIUMPH
has been achieved by
SOPHIE MAYS
grown up" story
THE DOCTORS DAUGHTER.
DON'T FAu, tn READ TT,

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issued which has already had a very llru, sa L. ,ni
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nf he.
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CORRECTION. In the notice. in the
CtI,dnnidh of last week. of the self
acting iirc ENtimguiShcr. it was stated
that the chemicals for 80 gallons of gas
cost <ihO. For 800 it should have
rcad Il.
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4 Aud last comes q. II. Dayton,
William>hurgh. New York. who Hoods
the country with circulars offering coun
tertrit money 1T Il great reduction
''printcd from the original plates" d."
not let the swindlers Whredlc you ont
of your money. These private circulars
all come from r;lScalS of the first water.