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TIIE CALEDONIA.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
T. .JOHNSBURY, VT., FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1S6T.
; ir We tndeavor to make the Calcdoniau valuable for
j s um. a evs ; and our fricnds in Caledonia, Esacx
esd Orleans countice will confer a grcat favor to ua
and add very niaterially to the intcrert of thc paper by
itodingus Iocal itcms in a brief, legible fonn.
Agents lor the Calertoiiian.
Barnet I. I). AISHOTT.
ltirtou WM. XV. GROl'T.
Burke U. II. bkown.
Burke, East NTAVELL.
Burke, West UnCKWITH
Concord, wwt J- E- WUUDBUIY.
Concord W. ""WAKD,
Danville ! LAIKD,
n.,t,v 10?. BATES. 5n.
(;ro.0a HOaEA WEI.CU, 2i,
Har.luifk. East
I. 11. (iEOKtiE
ll.iien. East
land l'oud
I.ruilnn
Lyndon Ccnter
Lunenburg
Meludoi.'s FalN
New ark
IVaclum
ttieffleld
Sutton
..1. C. HIJDSON,
...J0SIA1I GROUT, Jb.
.. XV. II. MuGAFFEY,
. . I. XV. S.VNHOKN,
.. LEVI SILSBY,
.. H.MOORE,
...E. WOODRUFF,
....I. M. MAKl'IX,
... MOSES DAVIS,
...V.I. A. DEXSMOKE.
.. JOHN ntY. Je.
Waterford.
Wheelock Wst. CIIASE.
Brief JLocals.
The exaniinatiou of teaehers for the
towns of St. Johnsbury, Concord and Wa
terford, are all next Saturday.
Tlie firm of Ilutchinsou & Corser.
rlothitijr. dealors here lor the past four
years. is dissolved by the withdrawal of
Alr. Tohn II. Hutchiuson. Mr. B. G. Cor
ser continiies the business at the old plaec.
0. ('. Bolton is ready to secnre the
sliadows of the West Concord people. See
hi- adyertisctnent.
Town siipiirititendents of schools will
lind a neat blank for Teaehers' Liceuscs
at this oflice, for twenty cents per dozen.
After the iiaper has run three weeks
over theyear, the pot niaster at Danville
wiitei iis that Wni. Weeks refiises to take
liis Vakdonian from that ofllce. That way
of ftoppinjr a paper has about played
ont.
Tliere was a substantial heuefit given
to 31 r. Go?s in thc concert by the Dand on
Friday eveninjr last. the re'.'eipts amount
hijr to Sin.OO expenses out 10 riviuf
the heneliciary 101. The hand irive
another concert to-niorrow liight, May .'3d.
April was a very oold inonth. and the
scaon is yet very backward. Jlay-day
tliere vaa a warm rain, which will have
a rood ell'eet upon the l ass and thc roads
yi t tnisctilcd. Diirin Wcdnesday nirlit
tlteiv was a hard rain. and Thnihday
monihur tlie hills about us were white
with snovv. Htit little has been doue in
tlie way ut'fannin andardeninr, as the
rroiiml is too cold aud wet to work.
I. A despateh from West Burke in
forins iis that tlie rain last night raiscd the
sticaiiis so as to do dauiage. Thehiidse
aeross the Passuinpsic at East Burke is
j-wopt away. and also one at White's mill.
two niiles above Kat Burke.
Xavrow Esvupc.
As the ti ain from Lyndon Monday niht
a- ajtproachhi ilr. Lambert Hastinis'
hoii.-t. in tliis plaec, .Toseph Willmarth,
iiiieonseious ot thc tact, drovc out from
Mr. Ilastinj; yard, on Wiijrht & Pctmi
tuairscxpress waou.and as hecameou to
tlit- crosiny he diseovercd thc cnLrine just
upiu liiin. Ile leapcd from the waon.
and epaped nnhurt. The engine striking
tiie wa.iron. dctachcd it from the horse and
1jiu!;c it into a thousaud pieces. Tlie
hvf hail ju.-t crosscd thc track and rc-
.cd no injury. Tliere was no whistle
aouudeir or bell inng to annoiiHce the ap
liioaeh of the train. and thc house ob
Mruetsthe vicw of tlie track north, until
one is ahnost upon the croseimr. It is no
umiMial tliinir for tlie liremen to ncglect
t" ring thcir bclla at this plaee, and sonic
ofilr. Ilastinrs, tamily haveseveraltimes
barely escaped a yioleut death through
tliis nc''licnee.
Mcthodist A ppolntmcnts.
Thc folloviuj appointments were madc
hy the lethodist confercnce at Newbury
two weeks aro: Presidin? clder. Israel
LiKC. St. .Tolmshury, . A. Titus; St.
.hihnsbury Ccntrc, 11. T. .Toncs; East St.
.lolmsbury, to bc stipplicd ; Lyndon aud
Kirby, G. II. Bickford, J, B. Whitney:
.licilield, Sutton. Newark, N. W. Aspiu
wall, A. llowanl; East Burke, R. II.
Barton ISarton. C. Tabor: Barton Land
iiiir, to bc supplied by S. Wiggins ; Glover
to be supplied; East Brownington. East
l iiaileston. M. J. Chase; Irasburgh. to
be f.iippViwl by II. Fowler; Albany. J.
l.iiiuey: Craftsbury. J. N. lictnis: Ilard
uiVfc. C. Falt-s; Walden and Noyesville.
P. X. Giauger, second one to be stippli
eil; Danville. Otis F. Jenkins; Peacham,
0. -M. Boutwell; Groton, J. C. W. Coxe;
twbmy, II. A. Spencer; Mclndoe?
Falls to be supplied; Bradford, II. F.
Forcst: West Bnidford, to be supplied by
U. F. Wells; Xorth Thettord and Fairlee,
7- !. Hayncs; Concord aud Waterford, j
S. HiKwell ; Lunenburg!!, K. Hadley ;
Victory. Concord and Granby, to be sup
plied by C. S. Ilamilton; Guildhall, J.
ihDonald ; Bloomfield, to be supplied;
Huilaud and Morgan, C. D. Ingraham;
IXrby, to be supplied by R. N. Johnson ;
'ewiiort, M. Bullard; 'westfield, J. W.
tyoncer.
Island Pond.
Mr. Octave Bordeau, a brakeman on a
freight train, fell from the cars and was
run over, Weducsday cve.. the 24th inst..
about tour miles uoith of this plaee. Ile
ua not missed till the train arrived here.
a touud dead next morning, lying
with both legs across the rail, three other
tniins having iiased over him besides the
one from which he fell. He probablj1
lived some homs after the accident until
liled to death. He lcaves a wife and
''i. children. j. v.
The hills aie still white with snow. the
t atncr (lamp anu cniiiy anu uie spriug
hackward, vegetaliDii having as yet given
no peiccplible cvideucc of life Itev.
' W. U. Bakerias been appointed In
licctor in the custom house at this place.
Our eutom house is now quite well or
gani.ed in a uiilitary, uaval and religious
St'Ilae. VlDI.
CI1ITTF.NDEN COCNTY.
Tlie new organ, for St. Paul's church.
Burlington, cxhibited for the first time
on .Sunday. is thc finest instrument in the
Statc. It was built for the church at thp
e?tablishment of W. 11. Johnson, West-lii-ld,
Mass., at a cost of 4,-100.
''amilla Urso, the quccn of violinists, is
togivc concerts at Burlington May 8th
:id 9th. She is probably the most wou
ciorf"l player of the violin in this couutry
at lcast. We believe other musicians are
to u-it in thc concerts. the whole being
uiH. rthedirectiouotMr. P. S. Gilmore
01 Ciilruore's baud notoriety.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Mr. E. M. Kimball has beeu removed
by Gen. Stannard from the oflice of In
spector, and Chas. W. Smith appointed in
his place, Mr. Kimball was removed from
the postmastership at Barton two or three
weeks ago. He will think misfortunes
ncver come singly.
Aserious accident occurred in Crafts
bury one day last week, by which a little
daughter of Ira Davis, seven years old, in
attempting to use an old fashioned straw
cutter cut off three fingers from her riglit
hand.
The citizens of Newport are stirring
themselves to provide a site for the new
custom house which the government will
erect for them if such site is secured.
They want to raise 1200.
Nelson Pierce, who run away with A.
Bcnjamin's team, at Salem, was caught
in Canada, and is now in Irasburg jail.
Rumor says tbere is trouble between the
Passumpsic railroad Co. and West Derby.
The K. B. Co. run their track across the
highway bridge that leads to Newport,
the two bridges forminga sort of letter X.
Thc Derbyites don't propose to have their
iualienable rights a-bridged iu this manner
so the employes of the town are eugaged
iu planking over the railroad track and
guarding the highway bridge, while the
R.R.Co. amuse themselves by tearing their
work to pieces.
The Ecclesiastical Council, called at
Irasburg last Tuesday to consider the re
questof Rev. J. H. Woodward for dismis
sion, declined to advise the suuderitig of
his relations to his church, aud expressed
the desire that he will cordially remain in
his present place.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Mrs. Daniel Kent of East Wallingford,
on Saturday eveniug last, startcd to go to
the place where her husband was boiling
sap. but, becoming bewildeted. lost her
way. Ilercries were heard by various
persons. but were uot recognized as pro
ceeding lrom a human bcing. She at last
succccded in getliug within about twenty
rods of her home, when she fell from ex
haustion, and was found dead on Sunday
morning.
ilr. Slartin Leonard of Pittsford from
eight hens raised lastyear forty-live chick
ens, sold seven hundred and tcu dozen
eggs for S1C2, besides using one hundred
and ten dozen in his family. Mr. L. says
his hens are a greater source of protit to
him than his shecp. Can any one in this
vieinity tcll a bigger "egg story" and
have it true? St. Albans Messenger.
We don't believe they can. As near as
wc can figure, Mr. Leouard's biddics must
have laid au egg apiece every seven hours.
night and day. week days and Sundays.
in the ycar, to bring about the above sur
prising result, "and have it true." Bur
lington I'ress.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Walton's Daily givcs an account of a
homicide, or somethiug worse. at Montpe
lier: At about midnight of Wcduesday.
April 24th. Patriek Gibbous, a youug
Irishman of about 40 years, was killed by
a stab. There had been a dance at Vil
lage Hall, at which Gibbous and other
Irishnien were present looking on. Two
Irishmen living here. and three young
meu from abroad left the hall about mid
night when Gihbons seized a chair and
followed them down atatc Street to the
space between the American Ilouse and
D.Dewey & Co.'s store, where, within
perhaps live minutes aitcr leaving the hall
Gibbous was killed. An invetigation is
now being made,so werefraiu from giving
the rumors of the strect, except the well
authcnticatcd one. to wit, that the Irish
men had drank enough to make them
ugly. This is the third death by violcnce
in Montpelier since the settlement of the
town. aid liquor was the cause in each
instance. The tirst )ersou killed was a
negro at the old taveru staud, long since
removed, known as the Eaton tavern.
The other two victims were Irishmen,
Conigan and Gibbons. Gibbous lelt a
family.
In a late date, Walton's paper modiiies
and adds to its former statemcnt : The
name of the man killed on Wedncday
night was Patriek Fitzgibbon, au employe
on the railroad, residiug near this villagc.
It is remarkable that his father was sud
dcnly killed, on the Central railroad. at
Sandusky statiou. The examination of
Mr. F.'s body showed a stab, clearthrough
the heart and touching the liver. A siugle
blow donbtless resulted in instant death.
Up to the time of writing this, the examin
ation ot every body, likely to throw Iiht
upon the aflair, has been so far private
that ouly a few have been admitted. It is
piobable that suflicient will be elicited
to warrant a public examination, wheu,
of coursc, the faets developed will be
made known. We suspect that two theo
ries prevail outsideof the examining mag
istrates, which are that Fitzgibbon was
killed in self-defense by some one he assail
ed with the chair; or,thatin the darknes3,
he was killed tbrough mistake by one of
his friends. The bodv was found bv the
side ot the chair. On Saturday public ex
amination ofoiie of the three young men
was commcnced with a view of determin
ing whether he shall be held to appear at
the County Court. Five person-i only left
the hall a few minutes prcceding the kill
ing of Fitzgibbon. Three of these were
strangers, agents of Boston and Xew
York houscs. They say that they re
monstrated with the two Irishman, when.
to avoid a disturbance, in the hall. the
three young men left, and the two Irish
men followed them Patriek Fitzgibbon
aud Martin Costello, a brother-in-law of
Fitzgibbon. The medical testimony was
that the wound was inflicted with a two
edged dirk, and that death must have been
nearly Instantaueous.
The Freeman, received later, gives this
version of the aflair: Tliere was a dance
at Village LTall Wednesday evening,
Three young men actiug agents for city
merchants viz: Chas. A. G. Swasey, YV.
G. Chapmau and Edward Wasserboehr
were in town and were present at the
uanee as spectators. Between eleven aud
twelve o'elock, two Irishmen, Fatrick
Fitzgibbou and Martin CosteUo his broth-
er-iu-law, who were the worse for liquor,
came mto tne nait and took seatsnear Mr.
fawasey anu lus iriends. Fitzgibbon and
Costello made some louu talk. and Mr.
Swasey tried to quiet them. Tliis natu
rally made them more noisy, aud Fitz
gibbon threatened to " lick " Swasey
when. for the purpose of gettiug him out
of the hall, Swasey told him to come out
doors and fight if he wauted to. Swasey
Wasserboehr and Chapman then left the
hall and the Irishmen tollowed, Swasey
taking a chair which he threw at the
Irishmen as they were coming down the
steps. Swasey and his two comrades then
ran towards thc Pavilion, followed by
Fitzgibbon with the chajfc and Costello
Wasserboehr and Chapman rcached the
Pavilion without trdnble, bnt Swasey was
overtaken near Mr. Dewey"s store by the
Irishman with the chair, aud fell, the
Irisbman falling over him. He then got
up and ran between the American House
and Mr. Dewey's store. Immediately af
tersvard Fitzgibbon caught somo one be
tween the 6tore and hotel, saying, Now.
my boy, I've got you," and was stabbed
by the persou whom he caught, the knife
piercing his heart and killing him instant
ly. About the same time Costello ex
claimed, " Patsey, are ye dead," and
screamed "inurder" severai times. Was
serboebr and Chapmanhad heard the cry
of murder, and were alarmed for Swasey,
who had not appeared, and they returned
to the hall aud inquired for him. Shortly
aftcrwards Swasey eame to the Pavilion
without his cap, and with his clothes and
facc muddy. His account of himself dur
ing this. interval was, that he had been hid
under a shed in the rear of Mr. Dewey's
store, and had come out as soon as he
dared to, but that he kuew nothing of the
homicide. Costello told a coufused story
at the inquesr.
Swasey was examined and discharged,
aud Costello wgs held for trial, on the sup
positiou that he stabbed his brother-in-law,
thinkiug it was Swasey. It is a bad
aflair, and but for rum would uot have oc
curred. Rev. Mr. Lord of Montpelier is deliver
ing a series of discourses to youug men,
Sunday evenings, which are crowded to
overllowing, and excite much iuterest in
that place.
They have a brass hand at Montpelier.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Louis Dietrich, a German 4S years of
age, having a wife and severai children
living at West Brattleboro, killed himself
on Tuesday afternoon with a pistol shot.
He practised liring at a mark for some
time. then went to his house. repaired to
his chamber, uudressed himself, lay down
on his bed, bolstered himself up aud then
discharged his pistol into his head aud
cnded his carthly cxistencc. Disappo'mt
mcnt in rcgard to busiuess mattcrs is
assigned as the probable cause. i
W1NDSOK COUNTY. j
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Waller of Bethel,
latcly celebrated the littieth anniver.'ary
of their marriage with a goldeu wedding.
Of half-a-dozcn children onlv three are
living. and ouly one of these was present.
5!r. David Waller. thc wcll-knowu veteran
conductor on the Boston and Worcester
railroad. Among the others present was
a deleaation ot the ollicers and couductors
of the Worcester road, who left thc couple
a purjfe of S100 in gold. .and Mr. James
Parker, a veteran couductor ou the West
ern railroad. and others scnt appropriate
aud valuable gifts. The occassion was
one of much interci.
STATE AT EAUr.r..
On Weducsday evcuing, about 9 o'clock
as a freight train was passing over the
Sullivan road. eight miles fioni Bellows
Falls, an axletree broke throwiug six of
the cars from the track. One of them con
taiued 1G horses. live of which were killed
and eight badly injurcd. oue of them pro
bably beyond recovery. They were all
valuable animals, and one of those killed
had beeu sold for SG00.
PASSUilPSIC LODE. MO. 27. F. A. M.
J1ASONR: 11AI.L1"M)X HLOt'K.
Stated mceting, Jlay IS. CJh d mectinff, April 3.
II. C. HAS ITXUS, Sec'y.
HASWELL CKAPTER. XO. ll.il. A. U.
J1ASOXIC IIAM,
Ilegular uicciing, Friday evc., 5Iay 17,
L". L. AIAMS, S.crit .ry.
FALESTINE C05IMANDERY, KO. 5.
J1ASOXIC IIAL1. VXloX BI.OCK.
Stited Couel.ive, Jlay U. C.ilhd Couclavc, April 3
J. I.. PF.ltKINS, Con.i'iai.der.
NotlCe tO Teaehers. -Tiachcr? pf commoi
fcl.ooli in the towu of 5t. .Inlinibury who dcslre reit.li
ca:ej . f ua.iiicatiou. ?re I-.. by m-tiu-d tlm the pub if
cxaiiiinatiiii ot tf.cbcr", t ill ln; brlJ : th.- i-rauiuiar
-chool room of tl.e l ni.:i sclnol lluildi i, on S. IT K-
IAY, Ma 1th, at - 'clock 1'. M. The p-iMie irc in-
vited tn aff nd. :,2' E A Tl'lT'S, Sup'.
The Examination of Teaehers for thc town
of Waterfi; i will tako place at ihi- f ch ol hUfeln Low
er Waterl'ord, MA 4th, conimoncinir at 1 o'clcc. i'. M.
&.'-W CHAS. KOsS, Supt., I.owir Wa eiford.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.-coaj.-hs.
colilr.bronchltlp, astiunR, croup, whooping cough, (juicsy,
nnd tlio nuuitroti.'' as well as dangerow disesfcs cf tlie
Uiroa'.cbt it aud lunp, prevail in ourchanircaMe cllrcate
t all -c.i-one f tl.e ycar: fuw oxe fortuuate t uough to
escipe their p.iinful icrlHer.ce. lloiv impcrtan; then o
have at hand a certaln imtidotc to all these coruplaint-.
Experleuce proves that this eints in WUtar's Baliani to
au citent not fonnd ia any other n medy ; howevcr tc-
vere tbe suffering, the application of tldi foothin;;, lu-.il-
inj; and xvcnderfnl Hakun at onco vamiulsliea the dis
casc aud rcetorci the Buffertr to noutcd I.ealtb.
TWENTY YEARS' F.Xl'EIUENCE.
Monkton, Vt., June 2, 1?C0.
Jlesr3. S. W. l'owlc k Co, UojIou:
CentUnicn: Hivini; foi twentvvcare na-t bon in
the h ibit uf uin Dr. Whtar's Ilal:ai:i of Wild Cherry
in cjies f cougbs, coldiandpulmon iry alTectious, I can
testify to it grcat uie. its with the it ms- couliiicuce. 1
M cve it to bc tl.e best tuedicine f r tbeje couiiilaints
cvcr used, and havo no doubt fhat tlie iif c cf it has at
tlircc Ecver.il tiiiie.- ssvcd uie fn m Cun-iunpll. n, beiidi-e
niany times iu Hte yiare, affording inuntdiato iclief in
lets eevere alfcicfcs.
I ira 75 vca" of nsre, and for miiny ears havo been a
cubject for puliuonary disoaFc, but by thi- wc cf tbi ex
cc'lent remedy I ke Ji luystlf quite comfortalle. 1 c.in
naiuiy niid naKuagi-to exprcs thc eialted cpiuiu I
have of the 11 il.-am, aud lecommcnd its use to all as thc
h reuiedv th-it can be u ed. (H'OKCI. IlAllT.
l'rcpared bv Se h W. l'owl & Son, 1 T eiuont St..
Hojioii, aud for tale by Dnig" s ge cr.il y
Scrofula. Dr. Lugoi of I'ari?, one of the mol emi-
111 ut Cbeiai-U cf Europo. taid :
"lbe mcft aftoundinc icenltj may be unttciDated
when Icdine c;in be diseolied in j.urc water."
Dr. II. Ander?, nf er tiftoen vcars cf fcicntitie re-
search and eiperune nt, h-!8 fucccedi d in lifiovin; c.ne
aud onc juar ergrainstt louiue to each tlmd ounre of
water, and the!mci't -iftomidini; rcpulfjhave f .llowf d i.s
ufe, pirticulariy in Sciofula anJ d.eeas.8 then-troin.
CircuIaiB free. M-SC
Dr. U. Andcr?" Iodine Water U fcr eale br J. l'.Iiins-
more, 6 Dey Strcct, New York, aDd by all Diugguta.
Dr. S. 9. Fitch's "Family Physician." s5evm-
ty-'ix pagcs ; price 5 centa. Smt to any addrcsj. No
uioncy requircd ontil thc book h riceivid, re.id and
tudy approved. It ua p.iftct guide to the tick or
indiEpoFcd. Addrc?? Dlt. S. S. FITCH, 25 Tremont St.,
Boaton. t21itn
For Coaghs, Colds and Consumptioa. try tlie
old and well known Vegetable I'ulraonary Balfam, ap
proved and tiBed by our oldest and most celebrated
phyaiciane forty ycara pa-t. Gct the genuine. UECD,
CU LEU 4; CO., Drnggisb", Itosten, rroprietor?. lJjun
Diamonds in Brazil. Wc hac been gratified
by a vi.it fiom II. M. Lane, Esq., the ageut for AytrV
I'ill-, Sarfapjiilla ai.d Cheny I'ectoml.in South Am.-ri-ca,
who has ju-t virit- d the inines wi h hij mcdicinei,
and deEcribed to ua tbe proccES of taking gcms from
the earth. A driver p'.ac-a bi gang of shvea in a mud
hole, wUerc tne pem arc found, and p.in cut the earth
in the water, like gold wa-here The nctrroce ar nafctd
to preven' 'hiir i-ecretins thc diam. nd.- in 'heir cio.hea.
They .re reiiuind to work f.icing their ovcrrecr, aad
furbidden to ra;fe a Land to tbe f.tce, Int"they pbould
cw.lloiv itiejcxvila wlien found. Y t thev d. cirry
them away, by liccoming eo eipcrt that thev can Fiisp
them wih thcir ringc-s from the pan b their month,
without dctectiou. Ayeismeiicinesarc the tilimiaM
for their dia see?, and it was not dimcult to cxchonRe
with the negroe?, Ay r's lills in about even wcipht, for
tbe rough ftonca iu which thc brillianU are holden.
Bolton Leader. Jt
Mr. J. R. Barrett, tlie well known Chcmist of
MnnchcBtcr, N. H., has conferred a priceb'ia benciit up
on iety l.y the iuventiou of a liqnid vegefable com
pound for toilet use, which has the effect of rc-toring
grey luir to it oiiginal color, preven.ingl'a f -.llig out,
cradicating cJand.Titr, ncd kccping the Fcslp inahcalthy
condition. Thope who have no' lecn thre.itcncd with
prematarc grey hair und batdnes1, cin 'ha-dly appreci
at' tl.e advantagee of such a ditco-.ciy; yet we all
kno- l,ow untight.y and dis'ma ng euch ui.sfoituuei
jrr, and are oiuallvliableto them. Nocnc phonld be
without "Bane;t'a Vepctable Hair ItO'tcrative." An
onnco of prcveution lz wonh a pound of cure. lt
Moth and Freckles.-The only rellible remedy
forthoee brown discoloratims on the fiice caUed Moth
Patches and Frecklc?, ia pe'e Moth and Frcckle Lc
tion. Preparcd only by Dn. B. C. Peeet, Denn3to!c
giit,49 Bond St., New York. Sold by aU druggiita ia
St, Johmbury and ebewhere. ITice $2 per bottlcaeplO
A Palnful caie of Piles Cured.
Boston, April 10, 1562.
I wieh to rpread abroad thcgreat bencfit I have de
rived from the tucof Dr. Ilarrlfon'a Pcriataltlc Lozea-
gce. I have t nffcrcd yeare from the wcrrt Pilce, to mnch
that Ufe was a bnrdcn. I cied eTcrything to no pnipote
until I fcnnd Uio Lozecget ; in leu than s inonth I tna
cnrcd, and have only to rcsort to them when ccetlTeneea
retamf, and alvraya find Instant rcllef.
tjnnel 8. C. NEAL.
An Elfeclual Worm 3Iedicinc.-Brown's
Tcnnlfnge Comflts, or Worm Lozencea. Mnch slck'
nes., nndonbtedly.wlth children and adnlts. attribnled
o other canses, ls occasloncd bywonns. The Verml'
fnge Comflts, although effectnal In destrojinj worms.
cando no poislble lnjury to the tnost dellcate chlld.
Thla valuable comblnaUon has been scccessfully nsed
by iihyslclanj and fonnd to be safe and snre ln eradl
catlnRworms, so hnrtful to cUllJren. Children having
wonns reqnire Immedlate attcntlon, as neglect of the
trouble oltcn causes. prolonged slckcess. Symptoms ol
wonns ln children are ollen oveilooked. Wonnslnthe
stomach and boweU caue an lrrltaUon, vrhlch can
be removed only by the nse of a surc rcmedr. The
comblnatlon of Ingredlents used in makln Brown's Ver
mlfnge Comflts ls such as to give the beet posslble effect
with safety. CUaTIS 4 BUOWN, Proprletors, New
Tork. Sold bf all dealeri ln lnediclnes at cents a boz.
tmylS,C7
Dr. Schenck's New Office.-DK. J. u.
SCHEXCK ol Phlladelrihu. has opeued an ofllce on
second.tloor of o. 35, llauover slretl. Uubton, wliere
Iic will be protesslonally eveiy Wednesday. from U to3.
Kvery persou complaluiiiK with coiisumptiou or any dis
eaes lejilins to lt. ia InvlteJ to call on him. He irives
advice Iree, but lor u tborough tiauilnatlou with his rfo-
piromeier uie cnarge l.- nve uouars.
Dr Sihenck can eiplaln to patleuts very correctlj
the stae of tbelr dljeoje. aud liow to ue iiU ciedlcl
nes, namcly, his Puluionie Syrup. Seaaeed Tonlcaud
Jlandrake Pllls, without thc u.-eof tbe Koplruiueter;
butby It he can tell exactly how lar tlie luus-t are cone.
aud wbat part also; wbetheritls Tnberculous. Pui
uionary, llroiichljl or Dueptlc Consumptlon.orwbeth
er ll Is merely au ulcerated tbroat aud catarrh, or.
trom llvercomplalnt.
iiis meiiiciiies uavu lull ir.rectiou?, so any onc can
take tbem without oeelni; him. but lfthey live near bv
and are well enousb, it is bet to see him. All .three
ot his mediciiut are rcqulred ln ticarly every case of
lung dlsease, lurlt is lmpossble (to cure consumption
unles3 the stomach and Uver are kept ln irfect.order.
To get lungs In a bealtiu condit'.on tlie stomach must
L cicansea.andau appt tlie lor uood.nchfuod created.
so as to make roihI blood, bvfore Uie luncs will begin
l heal. llien tlie cbills and mght sweats u 111 top, and
tbe eApectorallon b'.-couies free and easy.
ile kccps a iuii suppiy ot uicdlclues at his rooms,
which cati be had at all tlrues.
I'r.ce of tbe l'uhuouic Syruu and Seaweed Toulc.
each Jl Wler bottle, or 57 Wtbehalf dozen. Mandrake
IMUs, 'J ceuti per box
UEO. O. GOOUW'IN t CO.. i. Hanover street.
Bolton, geueral whoiesale aeeutalur the Kw Kn.
land stttti-.
i'or sale tiy all drugglsts. eltbwtnov2 C7
LIFE 1NSURANCE.
51c K. K. SAI1GEXT, 5gct of tlie -trna Life Iniur
ance Company, of Hartford, Conn., for tho conntlrt c.f
Ei-ei, Caledoni.t and Orange, has titabllined an olSce
v. itu Dr. U. li. Ilullard,on .Maiu etreet, this town, where
he will b? V.appy to glve inform.ition pcrtdning to life
ln.-ur;ince.
The poculiar advantiges oflered by tbe Jltna rr.sics lt
worthy of inviftigatiou, and dwiraMe to those intend-
tng to hnre their live. uver U,i00 xtu policie'incre
is-ued by th.s couipany t..c pn.it yeir. The iiuiiorci:--tJifeiture
f i;e pollcic-1, snd the K.mtagCi i;tvtn
by tlie .ill a---h or luilf rreJtt (V-tnn, cann,t fail of
tueetingjhe ajiiro)Atioii of the inturing public.
Hea.1 hat tbe Ne v York ' Insur ucc ilenitcr"- the
ofllclil authority on imurauce -ays of thc Etna, ia the
numlH-iB ot uctobcr ani Dccember, 1?CC :
"No life i eur.ii.ee company ver chj-v. d fo completc
aF!icta thu popul r ii'.Eti'uticn. Itpopul.rity is
altoi;i-:her un)re- nUnt.r. in the annals ot couiiiiCic.al
rnterj ris - iu ihi- couutry."
"Dther-full w rjpidly, but tho jrltna still ke -j a due
.n, ar in tbe a.!vunc-- ni!j.lnR vmt striJe evrry cr,
tl.e lat tbe iiut rig-ir tir ut all. IU tBcvr aud "aj-ntj
have, in a meaure, inip irttd tbtir cnthuElnOT to tho
publi.-. wbo jnowing coi.fidence snd favor ewcU th-
rank- -f tlie Rivurrd :vt a rtenhich i.t,t oaly fnrpif-o
tli- pre. edi nt f it y-ar. Imt plvt the etimate cf
lt tutuic gr- atntc and Uiaetic i.ee ahm rt beyouj thc
f COI-of ca!r-i aticn." K K. -AtM.KNT, Apcnt.
ct. John.-bury, Vt , March i'7. 1mT7. '.'rct!"
Gold and Govcrnments April 30.
American Oold l-V.j;
V. S. ".oiltt. m feries litfi;
vl " IfV
" 3d " KC.v
l.S. &-20 of '61
.luly, Y.'j
1. S. Coupoa siic 11 Jg
Boston Market April 30.
FLOIT. -Wiftern biiriuie m $11.0" ( flj.';
comruoii ztr.w at :2 W (a U.f); mo liuiu d st 3U.
&l(a. t. I. uif at -?!it..Vi a- -.l.m j l.bl.
I iillN Wrsi.rn miv. tl, ji.4u t$ (ijni; "ou.hera
ycllow Sl.tS fi O.Oil. OATS unrtheru, n.5 A 0?c ;
Hest-ni 0.ii ii.iki. KVE--.'."' ts O.U'. SHtJltrS
j-ti'.tn (-i7.i".
I'iiIIK" I inie, il?.'Jl , J.fi.SH : mrtf, i 3.:ji ,.i
: cle.ir,r-'7.lM t5 2.Wt, UEF.K Eltia mr,
-.; fimilv. in-fio. LAI'.H, I y. Ue. ?MOKLI
1IAMS, 11'- a'irlJlb 1511TLI:, IS 3 c lb.
ellEtE. 11 .Vc jllb.
Cambridge Market April 30.
MarLt-t Ileef Lxtra, $13..V H.tO Fint qnalitv
?I2..'i (3 fV'f.. Sicond, il O a l2.t. TMrd,
iv.'i t s.
S'orr t'.ittie Working oien psir, jK"', S'A',
;J.M (.x. j. 60.
Mi.eh i oir? and cu'ves C!t I.i (i. 1.5.
Yciilr j;f -S.'O (2. :in Two ycar old;,"ilft (X, 51 1.
TLree jears old ;C ' Oi 75.
shitp aiui Imili -In Uu, 51.0.1, 4. li 4M . 4.75
Ui ra, 5T. ffl (2 SpriaTauibi. ?7l (J 5Vi.
HMt, E rtf Pe. Talloir, 7 (S 7Vf. IVI-f, 51.25
(a, 1.75. Calfskiu, 11 $ :uc. Veal Cilvc! il.OO Q
IiLMAIlKS.
Cafle. Tl:e tnarVet forcn'tle ruled in favor of tl.e
b-iyer, and pricf 8 uon ttaud at fjurct of to eet
hl-o.
?heep -Hfceipte cf ahcep and lambi 3914 htad, abo::t
12iki unre than last in tk. 1'iice aro full 1-ac ib oil
fnmlart nrek. 1 be few -pring lamlw tt tuirktt sold
at pnce? borderinp on j; hcad.
DEATHS.
Iiirths, Maniagcs and Deatli insertcd rcES. Obitaa-ri-s,
ir.cluding poetry, hs enis a line.
In Woodstock, April 2'J, Mr. Uoratio Pahner, aged
fkfr many years clerk at tbe l'aviUon. Mompelier.
At Lyudon, Apiii i b, Mrs. Sitaannah I'aiktr, wife
of Car!o( i'arker, aged C2 yeari', 11 mon'h".
Iu Itye.jate, April 2.', Abraham Whitcl.ill, only tou
of Mr. Jjuk-9 Wtitebill, agel 3.". yenr?.
In Coviiit y, Atril 15, Johu Mitchcll, aged 57 yeari)
and S iiiouthr,
Iu Cotcntry, April 1C, Henjamin Thraslur, aged 3
yeat? and C inonth0.
llatos of Advortishify.
O.w v'.at.v (12 Vutf.i. cnu inch sywi) une irft4,..$1.0O
J-hch coiiHnuaiice, '. 2.'.
llaf tipmre (jWntr) oneia-b, 7:,
J-Uch cvidimiaiice 15
One vjntiiY mc iwh vf 'Jit.v) ier if ar S.l0
rtiiyinCAS Cards pcryear (eachhnt) .im
Liberati-iiv, Ktraii, Sntiectto Ltjiihturc, ttc. A.M
XiSict A, jter Aiatf line. U"
ijjiicuil Xtfiee. ffutre, one icctk i.5
Karh ciiiUinuanre 30
7sf yirthi.Hj lutt'!jilimaU' bu'inci aitatUUvjvhciltd.
So hjltery, Whu&r.i, vr tilirr objecthnable wlrer-
DAN WORCESTER'S
SENSATION TROUP!
DAN WOnCKSTER, I'UOrRIETOn and MANAGEIL
TOWN HALL,
FOR O X JE W E EK J
NEW AND STAUTLINfr PIECES EVERY NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6. .
Will be prcsentcd the beautiful and moral phy of
Fanelion tlie Crickct,
MiM JEANME GOi ni.AY, aa Fancbon,
DAN WOKCESTEl:, aa Father Harbcaud.
Doorsopennt"; tocommcnceat S. Adxls.-iou 35
cinti ; reervcd seata 50 cents.
- SDNEY CQOKE, Agcnt
List of Lctters rcmainingln the Poat ofiico at
St. Jobnabury, May 3, 1SC7.
Charpenter A Forrct J E
Uoutd U U itazzjid W W
Uulberd G C Kt ily NalhT
tyPartica caliintr for the above lettera willpleape
give the date of the Ust. 11. W. FLEETWOOD, P. M.
NOW YOU HAVE IT.
On and after Uue jbte we wfli Eell
Yatclics and all other Gootls,
At rriccs that
DEFY ALL COMPETITION !
Waltham Watch, Wm. EUeny) Silver Hnnt-
ingf:ii..p, J22.00
aimam ua!cn,t,tiome "aicnjsuveruunt-
ingCef, 19.00
The vi ry I cst patent Ievcr, full Jeiellcd, Sn
er Huntinc Caece, warranted In t-rmr
rwpcct; S15.00
Every watch eald. ls
Warranted to be ust wiiat it is Represpnted
DONT BELIEVE ANY ONE IF THEY TELL
YOU THEY ARE NOT.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
These watchea are not second qoality gooda but tho
BEST TILE jNLVRKET AFFORDS
CUILDS & ADAJUS.
St.Johasbory, April 3,1567.- j. .
MEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!!
A. M. COOK & CO.,
nTetaiea the
New Store on Eastern Avenue,
orrostTa Tirs covzt norsr,
6T. JOHN3BUEY, . . VERMONT,
Where they will be happy to ice the frieadi and pat
rons of A. il. Cock and the public cenerallr. to ex-
amine their NEW and very EXTENSIVE Etoci of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WAEE,
TABLE CLTLERY,
rOCKET CCTLEEY,
TEAS OF ALL KTNDS,
SUGAE3, COFFEES, SI'ICES,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS,
PICKLES, CREAM TAJfTAR,
MUSTAED, NUTMEG3, BODA,
6TAP.Cn, CORN STAP.Cn,
CAN FBL1TS OF ALL KTNDS,
WOECESTEBSHIP.E SAL'CE,
TVALNUT KETCHCP,
TOMATO KETCUUP, PltESEEVES,
CONGRESS YEAST POWDERS,
TAPIOCA, SAGO, WHOLE
CLOVE3, CANDY, NUTS, FIGS
AND RAISIN3,RUNESf CITRON,
COCOA SUELLS, CHOCOLATE
AND EVERY THTXG KEIT IN A
FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE.
Hair Oils, Perfumery, Soaps,
AND A NICE STOCK OF Y'ANKEE XOTTON3.
Tliie gtock u cntirely new and put into a neat, tidy
orc acd verv recentlv nnrrh.wH trM-h M.ti
oi io tcll at the
JLOWEST MARKET lt:VTES,
AU of which will bc icld for
Cash as Low as the Lowest!
I'leafc call and mmiiu iWV ti.i ,.r;.. n-Vii
try asd make yoar viat prof table.
A. M. COOK.
QUINTOX COOK.
52-57
April 25, 1S67.
MRS. L. A. HAZELTON & CO.,
Are now oning a lirgo and choicc ttocfc of
MILLINERY
X II
DRY GOODS
Cardullv rclecttdfrom
the
-svr TOEK XSI
HAEKrrs.
And are prepared to offer to cnitoacrs evcrv article of
Guod iu their line at a
Great Bargain.
Idlec of?t-,Iohnbnry and vid: itv are rf?pcctfullv
invit.-l ia czll and cxaraine our rti k lifore parcbasin".
I'AITEKN BONNETS received each n.cnth frork
Nw York.
UNION BLOCK, ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT.
CASH OR READY PAY I
II ALL & P1DCK
Call the attentlcn of the public to the prfcci 8t which
they are eelliag
THEIR ENTIE E STOCK
Domestic Dry Goods,
Crockery, Glass.Waro,
Plated Ware, Groceries.
Lsdlei' Drets br.ttrnf, Alparci Braid?, Velvet Rib
boea, Kid Olovrs tnd a geaeral
uieortniet of
FAXCY GOODS
CONSTASTI.T ON D1SD.
I: 1j onr intectioa to oaer for sa!c
EVERY ARTICLE
For fumi and family rue thc market afTords.
f All klnds cf rrodnee liiin in rTrhim r
goods. 6
HALL IKCK
Jlaia Street, St. Johnibury, Vermont.
At the etorc forrccrly occapied by E. JEWETT.
Ready Made Clothln? and Carpctln.?.
TO ttHSWCr ihft dt mnd nf rr-TT- f u
- w. lAi vm turiu-
pood, Kood nMoitiin.'nt cf rcady made cM:hing ai.d
HOUSEKEEPLNG GOODS.
PAINTKD WINDUWSU.UJES,
F1XTURES FOR SAME,
S-4 & 10-1 BLEACHED SHEETING.
FRENCII & AMERICAN QUILTS,
AVOOLEN I3LANKETS.
FA'BOSSKD TAULE COVKRS,
BROWN k BLEACHED LINEN DO.,
NAPKINS & DOYLAS,
LINEN SHEETiNGi
PILLOW CASE COT10N, --.o
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE;
PLATED SPOOXS & FORKS,
IVORY.BONE. HORN& WOOD
HANDLE TABLE CDTLERY,
CARPETS, &a, &c.
WTth many articlcg In the above Iinc cot mcnUoncd.
me 10 ik toia ai ine loivtst maitet rjtc?, at
K. & T. FAIIJBAKS & CO'S.
DRESS AND CL0AK MAZLNG.
the 3t..IohMburyHrufC over I.H.Gorham'e hat and
lor etore, wherr aho will be rcady to terve thc Isdics
iMcwiui mLKsurcioajt maung.
DRESS AND CL0AK MAKLNG.
BY
3LRS. IIELEN M. CAlPEXTEIt
UoOIDJ&i Ani T. VfonV,s, Vmr,
- avmwmb aaUU t UiUC. 0. JOnHt-
Newbury Seminary and French Colle
giate Institute.
SUMJIER TERM COilMENCES MAY Eth.
Board oHnstruction fullia all depaitoenta except onia-
. . . t. yi IMUY.
Newbnry, April 53, 1?67. 52-T.4
JOB TEAMING.
I havp botifbt nnt f r l.""-....'- 11. , ...
Old miTlf in rpA.tif.iCB .A-a ii Y.i. -1.1 .
aad aa many othcra as will favor me with thcir j bbing.
St. Johnibury, April 23, 1S07.
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY.
Thc termB fur the Lnsaing yoar will begin aa folloin
FALL TEUM, SEIT. 1, im.
WlNTEtt TEKJL DEC. 4, 1-C.
SPKING TERM. FEB. 26, 1SCI.
SDMMER TERM, ilAY Cl, 1?CT.
Inetraction in Frcnch anJ Drawing fnmithed at the
For board ani rooms apply to tbe snbscribtr
12 lr UENRYC. 1DE. I'ruicipsL
HARNESSES.
(lood thorongh wellfinuhed Hamefflca. Xo cieap
halfniewortaoldatmvEhop. The -ubecr"Dcr would
annonnce to the people of Caledonia concty, that he has
on hand a pood a.iortment of Carrlage and Team Uar
nease. which he will sc!I at a very low price. Also
cIliDfr and repjirirjg harncwca done in the best eharw
po-tible and at a low price. I aho have on hand
au otner amciea connected with the narneaa line, and
wonld in vite all to call and cxaminc my gooda. If they
t?T ifhcp eaet dds'R. E. Saeet, Su Johwbnry.
'to'-'to A. H. KEN1SOX,
NOTICE TO CARPET BUYERS.
CARPETS AT LOW PRICES ! !
TVe hive jnrt received abost
2000 YAEDS OP CARPETS,
Purchuod of a PhilidelpUa Mannfactsrer at a Itrge
diacoant of regclir priece, which rednctlca we cer
ccr ccztbmera.
E & T. FAIRBAJfKS fc CO.
PURCHAJERS OF
WOOLEN GpODS
by the yard or piece will find an mn-miiy isrge
etock for men aad boy s weax, at pricee very mnch leu
than hcrctofore, at
K & T. FAIRBANKS & CO'S-
BROWN AND BLEACHED COTTONS,
10-1 Bleachcd aad nnbleicLed,
3-4, 4-4, 5-1, G4 and 8-4 Bleached do..
PILLOW CASE COTTONS,
Flne and hcaw. krotni l.Mrt.hi !n rr.t ..t
Jnst received and eellicg at the pres:t low ratea.
E. t: T. FAIRBANKS & CO.
SPRING SHAWLS,
PRINTS AXD DELALNES,
AtE.iT. FAIRBANE3 CO'S.
NOW OPENING AT
E. cj- T. FAIRBANKS CO'S,
Another lct cf tbcss
50 Inch Alpacca Lusters,
Acd MohaLi, telling very low.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
Boots, Shoes and Kubbers,
frora
20 TO 30 PER CEXT. LESS,
than lart Fall'a rciee?, maUng 021 ilock more oomplete
thaa evcr. among which oy be foui.d
Ladii' l'olka Serge Bootc,
u Itjttoa " "
" Congrw "
" lUlinoial " .
" Wide " u without hedi.
" Fine. htgh cnt, Glove Calf Halraials,
" Kid Ualniorilj aad Concreaf.
With a Unre amount rf lAflW nA wn.i..A
Sho. f . at E. 4 T. FAIRBANKS k CO'j?.
WHITE GOODS NOW OPENING
AT
E. & T.FAIRBATfKS & CO'S :
Dimities,
l'iquet,
Iarscille;,
.Jirilliant?,
riain,
Spotted,
ixilm Stripe
Aml Hair Cord
Cauibric?,
3Iu5linct,
AYhile Skirt?,
Iufants Waists
luiorlings,
&c.'
10,000 ROLLS ROOM PAPER,
GOLD, GILT, SATIN
and
LOW PEICE PAPERS,
Affording cas'cmc-saa cpporrncity cf fclecinjfroa an
tnartmcat cot often foaad ia the coai.try.
E. & T. FAIRBAXKS & CO.
ELEGANT CARPETS.
E. & T. Fairbanlcs & Co.
line rtccnjy nr.de
I.AlICiE ADDriTOXS
To their t:ock cf carjtf, rnkinc or.e c-f thelrt aal
lircert in Ui -at. lVrs.ir
i-t to give it an imication, it i mnch larger.
uiw- cuaiurie ai.c a:incav inxn ever bcton, cocsit
iag cf
Engliah and American Tapestries,
Threo Plys,
Suporflno,
Super & Fine InRrains,
Painted Carpets,
1 to2Yds.Wide,
Feltings,
Rugs,
Mats,
llatsocas. &c all of which ill be eclj vtry lowl
2000 BUSHELS NO. ! CORN
To bc told at thc Ijwcft market rstei by
E. & T. FAIRBANKS Ar CO.
BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF
STONE CHI.A WAKE.
ths French percclain iu ftjlc aud finish. at'ltvathin
uau uic jirico. t.. c 1. t A1KHA.KS & CO.
DAMAGED CRASHES
Sclliag low at E. i T. FAIRBANKS .t CO'S.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS
In thc msrkct at the prcsmt time are AV00LENS. We
are now rcceiving a large lot for
JIEiV AND BOYS' WEAR.
Coating?, DoctlanF, Brcoddotlit, ic nh.ch will bc
eold lowcr than for yesra bcfurc.
E. & T. FAIRBANKS &CO.
JUST RECEIVED.
THE XEW
SPRING STYLES
For 1867
Boisr-Toisr skirts
Rdvcdthefintpremicm3t the mechanir xbili
tiou, in competiUon with the !ft New York asd New
EncUnd inakcf.
Thee SkirU bsve been dopted by Mct-rf. A. T.
Stewkt & Co of Xew York, fur tlir rctail trade, to
the cxcln-ion of all other makne; ahx) by Mttoi.
FiEU", Palmeb & Lzmc of Chlcaso; JoirvSniLUT.
&. 0. of Cindnnati, Ohio; 1Iaeios, Ttu.e& t C.
of St. Loni. Mo.; S. Bkkxb & Cn. of Ijoni.vflle, Kv
CiiAJiiLm & 0. of Boiton, and by all fint claia houlca
tliroughont the conatrv, fj- their Uat rctail trade.
Be mre and fk for'ihe BON-TON PATENT SKIRT.
Mtrchants tuppUi at Mannfactnnrs pHcti.
Fbr Sale Whole- ,
.ale and Retail br
E. & t. FAIRBANKS & CO.
MUTUAL LIFE INSUHANCE
F. S. "VmSTON,
GASH ASSETS, - -
GASH DrYTDEXDS
The Mcrail Life lasurance Ccsapaav cf New York i!
the LnUcd Statea, lt hat pald loraea'hv death to the
amoucled to orcr $ih,1hi, ind haa now accumulitod
lry,agent for Caledonia Co. Application to him for
ra c juraapi acnaoa. uiace with lir. . T. Broola.
S.T. Urooit.
Applicitioa for ageadrf or insanace iddrrwd to
attentisn. (tlnnCTl FAYirnr p
NEW SPRING GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED BY
N. M. JOHNSON
RAILROAD STREET,
St Johnsrjury, - - Vermont
Having jait rctnraei from rtarlet with ar csuil
Urge vincty of gtdj I css p ve vca
LOWEE PRICES!
Than yta have iad lfore fcr five jeara.
GIVE 3IE A CALL.
j&gL FARM FOR SALE.
O. rcrham, oa ihe rJi " frGa L.adEatoSBtloali cf-.
. ..wuu- . U
Ucd -1. cf which is nooaUacd, wirfi a sapar crchard cf
3i0 trre?. On te pHce tlKTf i a cood honje trd
rcmfortable bam ttrd fhrdf. ith rcaamc water to
houfeaad bam. For pirrjccUrs i-.traire vi J. T. G.
Cosiscnasi, or, iins "VV. O. J'EiaiAM,
'c thr p omi!ej.
BDLLDERS ATTENTION.
The rclwmbtTf have for ale faor hnnircd thoaEand
(IW'.Oiv) fc-soatd line LuinhiX.
WEEKS i BAILEY.
Woodjvillf,X.lIApra54,lSC7. :i-51
One Year Old Alderney Bull
FOR SALE.
Full Blood. Prie Fif:y DoRars.
J. 11. JOHNSON.
BAth, N. H-, Arcfl IT,
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
w Mtf V MK M JtAiitj iiU" iilC 1
hoarontM on Iottit 3oot a fittinc xtxiaa I:!rvlf. 1
rrA 1' Iit 1 A ..a i ... M '
- "-v W
aiie larw more- U ta? a rrinch -rriih .
caU eipen-e caa tc madc into a percntr-firc dolltr
failinp ftrciin of pnne fprinc TTitr lvlosginrr to the
t- - anri uiirJi. I 3X1
of the purcLxe HKncy can umain a nmultT cf vrar?.
MOWTNG AND PASTUMNG.
The fubrcriltr w.rhcs so nil the Frcach Lot,"' ki
called, conris in cf ahout " acre? of mowinc and pif
tmin?:, tituatod oa Tront ltrook, ab-.nt car-half mile
north cf St Johnfbcrv Centre. Enqnire cf
, . , , " JOUN MORSE.
at. .Iohnhnrv IVntre, Ftb. 2(
FARM FOR SALE.
The well known Rctlrr fann, lyjnj oa
thc east ride cf the Pasf umndp
mile from the villapo of St. Jthni-buiv, and 1-1 mile
from thr Ccntrc villape, and nvar the railroid ttatioa.
Said FARM cuntahu about ltrt acre of land, sultablr
divided into tilHjrr and pi"-uri.ij:, with alaip; lot of
(w ing timlxr aad ood, a pod honfe, to lve Lam.
cnnary and hog hens-, mnnins wstcr to Lou-e ni
bam". Fir particalire enquire of Me. Auiek ou tbe
pnmifee. Also one hoase aa J 15 acre? cf land adj-ntaar:
said firm. JEFFEKiO.V BITLE1L
St. .lohnfinny Centre, Dcc. 1(1, ISC6. 3tf
W00D AND HAY FOR SALE!
The raDscriber has fcr ealc and win fainLh to crder
dry and green woud fonr feet, and Ifi iach. Also, hnv
o any qcaatitic&. at the lowert maikct jirioe. Kimiv
to HdlUCE I. Wo01S, 1'jdd ck Mllage. "
-
A.Cougii, a Cold, or a Sore
Throat
Rtqaires imaciiate attestion and
thould be cfcecked. If allowcd to
conllnne, irtiTjkTios ir urr x.rcs,
oosFrxniON ls often thc nsult.
Brown's Bronchial Trochcs
Having a direct inflacncc to the pvt, give Immedinte
relicf. l'cr nco.-scnms asthva, caTaKtn, o"".cmr
Trvr ixn tiitojkT Dtstisiis, Trochcs are ni-d with
alwaye poodmcce!. S1NGER5AND ITBUCil'EAK
ERS wiU find Trochea Cfcful in clcaring tho voice
when takca bcfore ringin; or fpeaking, aad relieviag
the throat after aa nansal czcrtion cf the vocal CTEans.
The Troches are rrconnncndod and prereribcd by phy
ddam, and have had tcimonia!i from emlncnt tnen
throaRhontthecountry. l'-cins aa article of trnc mcrit,
aad barfns proved thdr e2xacyly a tcrt cf tnanv
ycr, each year finds them ia new localitice in various
partscf thc world, aad the Trochce arc uaivcxsallv
pronounord bettcr than aay cthcrarticlce.
Obtain only "BROW.Va BRONCHIAL TROCHES,'
aad do aottake any of the wchlc iniitations that
may LtcZczx-d. Sou. rnrrui.ir, tnayS CI
TAKE NOTICE.
riJlf,0 "r1-"1 lODunU dne me at ramnar--?7a
l,Axntil CatLTOs Lai-wcxforcoaiion.
W. E. I'ECK.
1000 DOZEN EGGS WANTED,
BV- X. M. JOHNSON.
Old TimB Have Come Again.
Good Silv Unntinr; Cwe Warchcs full Jew.led.
"rr"' -..nT-ntiL n-im-twt br nwcUl certificatMi- fn-
SW',"at C. Al'yLEliEL'S, Lyndon. Vt.
100 BARRELS OF FLOUR,
Jrat received. Cboice hrands Spring and Wlntcr
Vheai. ForaaleatacatUadvaaoooncoft.
Paa!taspeic,ApmiL 50A3 L,r.l'ARli3,
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
PliESlDENT.
- S 19, 000, 000.
PAID AJvNTJALLY.
the oldert and aoet wealthy life Insnrancc eompanv ln
amnant of 6.ff 0,t(. Ita dividcndi. in cah -valuo have
pAaofJlP.ffc.O.Wl. J. H. STEELEt-Tohn-mltc-mation
or icf nrancc, liy inail or in jtm, will je
1U3 Gvncc l.y pcrmiMion, Franklia Fairlankt, Eqn Dr.
the Gcncral Agent, at Rutland, Vl, wRl r.wavc iiromrit
Aivf., wucrw jvptsn, nuuana, vcmiost.
RAILROAD STREET
CJLOTSESTG- STORE!
OPl'OSlTE THE DEPOT, aT. JOHXSBnir, TT.
Ai thli ttcre css le fonnd a coaplcte uuortnent cf
STEN'S, BOYS AXD YOCTira
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT OLD TIME rRICES.
The Kabscribcr ha mifl
thelsrp-ft wholeeale manufittcrinctlotlunE; hout-f in
lltrtxm. to that he will he b to BhowTllE LARGE5T
STUCK OF CLUTULNG that can he found in thc
etranty, and wfil fcU at TCicc that will Tlease the
s&niyect Laycr.
I-O0K AT SOME OF THE mCES:
Baanesa Coatt, from $1 to 10.
Xice Black lleavcr Dtofs Sacli, ;li
Pmu aad Vertn, fmm StW to 51 KSH
AR "VVool l'airas and Y a, T.
Vcste, from ;1.10 to
rtoytf Saltf, from ;3J0 lo i'J&L
TMs is a Chance of a Life-Thne !
Call aad ciamine tbe God n htthcr yon wdsh io hay or
not. lartnt., como and hrin; ronr beys.
Spring and Summer Stles of Goods,
"VVlll be recd vd fmm djy to day.
sUSTENDERS AND COLLARS AT A SMALL
ADVAXCE rrox COST.
y Aa verv thaakful for -nat favnrn. mA 1n-nn
tnerit a oinriaBiaccof the amc
DAVID SILSBY.
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.
The ClaremoiitManiifactruing Company
CLAREMOXT, X. 1L,
?A?ER AND BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
And whtlesale aad rctaR dealcrg ln
Boolcs aud Stationerv,
Tojre to eay to thcir fricad! and cnrtBmcrs la Vermont
aad New llamrlurr, nd to wiiomfocver tlse these
rcrest. taay cowc, that they tiil have laere tnaa
250 Unsettled Accounis
lln thcir Uclcer, the Kttlemcntof which thev caa at
teod t now. in ill 1) TIME, a little IjttJcr than at any
other; ai.d
TAEE RARTICTLAR XOTICF.
Tha- flk whaa flvy w thartd V a little nodert
alBtnprancinlKforethoPcwho have jomathinr to
piy, lor tVnns avasoua.
-AM) ONE TTIING MORE,
Notwathrttndinc wc have coafidtTaUe tnoncv lvinr
arfHmd Joot" in Vcraiort and cthcmhcrea, h? csnti
docc in onr dd ototaer! rcmalas aacUnnnishid, and
TVX STILL HAVE FOR SALE
A larre -tock and
Most Excellent Assortment
Of aH ptod' in tot liac, which thcre i; not room ln thi
lapta to cnumcratc.
OUR I'RICES
Area-lowasaicloweft, and oarlroodi! of the verv
bcrtkind.
OUK TERM 3
Aieci&h
cntjastaj they haicbcea cvcr unce the battleof Bull
Rnn.
1VK STTLL I'AY CASH FOR RAGS
And do litilcjob', crh gcses if you with, of
1'RINTING -VNiVkiNMNG,
And wc adri-e t-eryhdy who takes a ilagarinc if aav
kind worth rcadinp, not to kU them to the
lTRiT 31N raiDm:
Thatcomit lnc,lj: to collttt them as oon ut the
ycar U out and carrr them to
C. M. STOXE, tf St JehnfbwT ;
crCamp tCnnrmiapB cf Ncwpnrt: or L. R. Rsbin-na
v T Uoc; OT N" 1L E"11 lniDc, ia ord.x
that they may be nt to na to be bound, becauec wc do
that thing in
SITERIOR STYLE,
And you thn? nti ordy prcfcrvc them bnt add an craa
mtnt to ycnrlibrary vr parlor table.
Yonra Traly,
The Claremont Manufacturlng Co.,
Claremont, X. II.
SPRING IS COMING.
And Farn;crj ahoald call at tho
Aprricultiiral Store 011 !. IL Street
Where tbey may find ncariy all the litert improve
mcnt in agricnltnralinrnlcmcnts chcapforcaeh orreadv
psy.
llrrd'fCnm,
Sujier I'horjdiate of Limc,
Howr.
Clothes "VVrjngcm,
And 'VViod AVarc ccntxally,
Cl over and other ecd,
Crockcn: aad Gla "XV aro
EdceTonbi,
And llardwarc (ncrallr,
Tcas, Coffec,
Andnirc Family GroccriM
Iats Strtneware,
Itookr and ?tatieacry, and
j Culuvaton'.
; ?.I-v,rB
(Hx Yvkcs and l'-owa,
Itartcr Tnl,
Ba.'kct',
Grain Menraref,
' How 1'ointf,
laaKccotion:.
Wanted ia cichance for thc alwvc cooda. mnr.
poUtoee, bnttcr, white laas, vcm, rom, oata and other
fu' IIOIT t DRmv.
st. Jcitabnry.March 1?, IsfiX.
9
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
i the
BEIIXT, STR1TT0X & CILiilBEBLI.V,
Burlingtou Busiuess Collefjc,
A5JU
TELEGKAriHC INSTITUTE
A new depir:tneat orcaaizod and valuUe yractlcal
addhious aiic to each dcpartmcat Lcrotnfore eetablish-
Themholecorpi oflaftrnctora arc prictical esperi
cnccdmcn.
sviusa cAiPAiax.
A COMI'LETJ: CAXVASS AXD GRAND RALLY
We w.t jo hear fron crcry younc taaa and venug
woniM homeanabacinceaad deaire thorouch vtl
Iration for datv.
XEW T-LAX OF IXSTRUcnoX.
TTNPASALLELED ADVANTAGES.
A Standard Institution,
Prcfcrrcd for tnasy rcaoua. Xew is the time to cntcr.
tzrdAKE UFE A SCCCESS.z3
Addroe,
Bryant, Stratton &. Chamberlin,
(taix.R5 'CS.J Burlington, Ycrasat.