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EORG gle M. BIB Ii,

Office on + street, near the Treasury Department,
WILL give prompt attention claims before any OF the
w departments of the governments or before Congress,
the OF the District and in the SUI
prcme Court of the United States.
Address Green II Green Washington city, postage paid
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Concord Railroad,
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ON and after Thursday April l. Passengel

ON and after Thursday April l, Passenger
~ Trains Will run IL connection with the
Nashua and Lowell Railroads. as follows
Leave Concord at $40 1I:5A NJ and 81 p NJ.
Leave Boston al a N, II A NJ, and 3 y N.
The second train from Concord arrives IN
Boston IL season for Passengers TO take the 4
clock train 10 New York.
The road connects with the Boston q Maine
Rail Road so that passengers may pass be-
twIxt Concord, Haverhill, Exeter, Dover and
Portland either way daily.
1t also connects Al Concord with the North
ern Railroad, now opened to Franklin, and fur
nIshes the most dircctro ute, and has greater
proportion Of railroad conveyance than any
other line from Boston to central and northern
New Hampshire q Vermont, and the Canadas
Passengers baggage must be properly mark
ed, and when valued al more than 500, notice
must he given and extra charges paid, or no
loss beyond such amount will be allowed
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Rus DAuY, As FoLLows-Leave Boston AT
81 and arrive at Concord the same evening.
Leave Concord al 81 p ri and arrive at Boston
At % the next morning.
Freight, First class, SO: second class, S.. 90
Freight should be delivered at Concord, Bos
ton and other Depots an hour at least before
leaving, to insure a delivery by the first sue
ceedInr train. n. @ UPHAM, Supt
April /, IS47. 5O7tf
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Trials ola Family Of Red
breasts,

a lady mas furnished me with the follow
lowing striking instance of maternal affection
IN a redbrcast. that had built in some ivy a
gainst wall in q garden at Whitburn, near
Sunderland, in April, 1889. The bird was
sitting upon four eggs, when the gardener
one day trimmed the ivy so close with his
shears rs almost TO destroy the nest; in conse-
quence of which the eggs were prccipitated
10 the ground. They lay there ill observed
by the lady shortly afterwards, who was at
Iracted to the spot by the plainlIve cries of
the parent bird. 1t was at first thought that
TO restore them 10 the nest would prove use
less. The attempt, however. was made the
eggs, which were nearly cold, were picked
up, and placed again in the nest, after il had
been repaired and put together again as well
as possible. They had not been returned
10 their former situation five minutes when
the bird came, and again took charge of them,
and IN two days they were matched: the in
FAINT brood being from that time, Of course,
objects Of daily interest and observation.
Great was the dlsmay ofthe lady. some DAYS
afterwards at finding all the little ones upon
the ground, stiff and cold having fallen
through fracture III the patched nest which
was not sufficiently strong to keep together
she took them up, and perceiving slight
movement III one Of them, carried them, into
the house, where, partly by the warmth of
the hand, and partly by the warmth OF the
fire to which they were held, they all gradu-
ally recovered. They were then again plac-
ed III tine nest, which was further patched
with piece of drugget, fastened into the
fracture through which they had fallen
They were doomed, however, to go through
more trials, for it happened, some nights al
ter there was heavy rain, which so COM
pieteiy soaked the nest, and the drugget
which had been placed in it as a lining thai
IL,
morning almost drowned, and to appearance
liteiess They were again brought to the
fire, and thoroughly dried; after which they
were placed IN the empty nest Of another
bird, that was substituted for the old one.
and fixed IN Il curranl bush q few wards from
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District OF Caledonia, IS.
AT Probate Court, held al Danyille, within
and for said District on the 2slh dav of
June, a. d 1Si7-Present, the Hon.
CHARLES S. Dana, Judge
A instrument, purportinr to be the last
y will and testament Of William Cushman.
late Of Barnet, IN said district, deceased, being
presented to the Court here by SAM G Brack-
et, the Executor therein named for probate; it is
ordered by said Court that all persons concern
ed therein be notified to appear at u sesaion of
said Court TO be held al the Probate Office in
Danyllle aforesaid, on the 2lst day Of July,
a. j l547, and show cause, II any they may
have, against the probate Of said will, for
which purpose It's further ordered that copy
OF the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully IN the Caledoniau, print
ed at st Johnsbury, in said district the last
Of which publications, TO be previous ts the
time Of hearing.
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
9i1"- Register
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the wall where the ivy was. The young
ones, which were half iedged when they
got this wetting, still continued 10 receive the
attentions of their parent; and ~ due time
they were all safely reared, and few away.
IL is stated that IL was very curious 10 observe
the familiarity OF the old birds during the
whole course Of these proceedings they al
ways sat close by, and never seemed the
least alarmed NJ the liberties taken with their
progeny,-L. Jeylm3s Observations IA Nalrg-
81 HisLyrH.
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Fancy Articles.

Perfumery, fine Cutlery, together with every
article usually kept IN Fancy Goods Stores
Umbrellas, farasois, Parasoletts, : sun Shades
and Canes, III almost unv quuntItv-chcnU
uTIhosa IL want Of any Of the above nam.
ed articles viii find them for rratuitous inspec-
ton, ana will hnd Us ready and willing 20 wait
upon them, either IN the line OF our profession,
or any article for safe by Us at our Cloth anl
Clothing Store, LIttietou Village.
L. :. WOOLSON a son.
May. 1917. 5IOtF
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STAGE Fare Reduced

A LINE Of Coaches leave Haverhill, n. II
y every day al 10 noon, arriving al Albany
n. y next evening III season for the western
Boafs
Tickets can be obtained for $500 TO Albany
or Troy. /. A RUSSELL, Agent.
HaverhilI, N. Il. Feb. 20, 1916. 395tf
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snirits Turpentine.

Z JNsEED Oil, white Lead, red Lead
l. French yellow, Paris and Chrome Green,
English Rose Pink, 7 d. Sena, Vandyke
Brown. English Y Red, Nermilliou, Prussian
Blue, Copal and Shelnc Gum, Glue, &c. al
I JEWETT {, cos
MAY 1917 ol2tt
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New Stage Arrangement from BOS
ton TO Canada.

ON and after Jan ] , 1917, Stages will leave
~ Franklin, \ H., every day, on the arr
val OF the FIRST tram Of cars from Boston, AZ 1.
NJ, passing through New Hampton, Holder
mesa, Plymouth, Cumptou, Thornton, Wood
stock, Lincoln, FranconIa Notch, % Littleton
u lodge first night Leave LIttleton nexi
morning, VIZ. Sundays Wednesdays and FRI.
days, passing through WhiteiielL, Lancaster
Northumberland, Strattord Columbia, Cole
brook, StewurtBtown 10 Canaan, Vi.
Stages leave Canaan, Vi. Tor Compton, Sher-
DrCS--, and Montreal, L. c, II connection
with the abovc--returnInE opposite days thro
the above named places.
also. ST.7GES LL.4TT
LIttieton for WhTefeId and Lancaster on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, al serc,
i. A-returning opposite uays through the
above named piuces, making "a laiiU sta &c from
BOSION ~ L.lNL.lSTLN. n Il
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Railroad Line from Boston to
Canada East.

Stages leave Franklin, n H, daily, on the
arrIva. a. tine nrst train Of cars from Boston,
passing through Plymouth, FrancunIa Notch,
O. Lituetou, 10 lodge first night Leave Lat
Teton next morning at screli, Tor Lyndon, VI
passing through Waterford, and 81. Johnsuurv
90 connect with Canada Stages passing through
Burke, Sutton, Sheffield, WheeIock, Glover,
Barton, Bloomington, Derby, to StaustcuL
Canada Last-rctvrHtnT opposite DAYS through
the above named places. making Gaii1 Stqur
from SJEnsteud TO Boston, by the way Of In
II EToN, n. Il. and FEANCoNIA MOUNTAINS.
Tn Gbg1C Is Ltrctrg miics thc shortest rOutr
from StgHStcao o. boston Fare as Cheap, and
good teams and coaches, and quicker driven
than any other Stage Line from Boston 10
SlaustcuL
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80, STAGES LEAVE FRANKLIN
FOR DANNILLL, VT,

on the arrival Of the iirst train Of from
Boston, Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays
passing through Plymouth, FranconIu Notch
To- Ldttieton, To lodge the lrst night. Leave
LItiIetou Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days, al scroll, a. NJ, passing through W alter
ford. and S.. Johnsnury 20 Danviliu, Vi, ant
returning opposite days through the uDov,
named places
For further information inquire Of Agent
Al Franklin, and Drivers on the above Route
and Cephas Bracket, Littieton
BRACKETT, AIESSER, & co.
Jan J. 1917 49bmG
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VORMS EASILY REMOFED l-HTNER S
C.RN.iDLRN I'ELthIFTGL.
HUNDREDS Of children die every year
/ I nom the diseases produced by Worms
They are the cause OF numerous and fruitful
diseases Indeed there Is scarcely complaint
common to infancy and childhood which may
not be produced or greatly aggravated by the
presence Of these destructive animals III the
stomach and bowels Cases are recorded Of
their producing ST NItuss Dance, Locked
Jaw, Dropsy, Squirting, loss of feeling IN the
limbs Ricketts,, paipitatIou ofthe Heart, Erup-
tions, dry Cough, severe Pains, Paleness, T.
maciation. total decline OF strength, aud con-
sumption Wtacy's Canadian tCrmlfUgC Is a
pleasant, safe, speedy and permanent cure for
this dangerous affection II has been faithful
~ tried, and is universally approved Of even
bv Physicians II destroys the worms at once,
dissolves and carries off the slime which forms
the nest of worms, and greatly improves and
invirorates the system. II Is the most perfect
thing of the kind ever invented, and no family
should be without II.
2 S. Parents may be assured that this med
cine is perfectly harmless IN all its effects. Ii
is carefully compounded, Of the very best ma
teriais, and there is not the least danger III US
ing II. Price only = cents per bottle
j. S Hourhtou, 100 WashIn Uton ST. Boston,
General Avert for the N. L. States.
.7gcnts-!St JOhasbHry, j. {. Bingham; L1a-
doLl Fuller &. Co.; BrOlcRingtOH, T. u. Merrill;
HcI[s Ripcr T. Shcdd; Crlttsbury, " l. Hast
mrs; Dcrbg Line, T. c Butler; and dealers ga
medicine gcncra}ly Ia N. EHrLand i77y1
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GOODALL q HILL.
HAVE recently received roo4 assort
Ii Of
Fancy Dress Goods.

Bonnets. bonnet TrlmmInrH lnI Smn-
Broadcloths, Fancy Docskns Bu,a. r.,
Summer Goats, Vests and Pants Ha Dr
Cups, Kid Shoes and Gultcra Croetrr .ns-
ware. Cutlery, &c. DC Prints from o. %
cents per yard other goods equally lov
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing 8. purgm.
are respectfully invited 10 cal.
We nave 5000 lbs. Piaster o. tine DcB. @.
lty, which we are selling very low
Also, all qualities Of Pine boara-, SHug
and Clupboards, Spruce and Hemloc. bur
and Floor Boards, constantly 70 be- Aa. a,
place
Yves, Concord, May q, 1877. 5laar
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READY.MADE CLOTHING .

Neck Stocks, Scaris, Cravats, Hdkfs., Sus-
penacrs, Gloves, Hosiery, ready made Linen,
and cotton Shirts, linen Bosums, and Collars,
under Shirts, Drawers, Overalis, 4-c.-iu
tuctr any article uppertuining 20 Gentlemen b
wearing apparel, can be- furnished At this e.
ENLISTMENT at prices % please the purchaser.
An extensive assortment Of Goods suitable
for SU.uAfEA NEAR, for sale as above
Also, every variety Of T.IILOR'S TRIM
MLNCfS
Every Garment made by them WARRANT
ED 10 fl IL every particular
They have also connected with their estaD-
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Andergon's Cough Drops,

A superior article for Coughs and Colds,
n and the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, for
sale by J. c. BINGHAM
St Johnsbury, MAY % 1s4- 5I2tf
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Brushes, &C.
Paints, Oil and Nails,

NOR sale cheap by the quantity.
Z T. JEWETT d. co.
june %, 1917 5I7tr
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Yearning for Wonderland.

= CA@ 4A4AAE AL w O44GI4 AGA44AAs
All! that could wing my way
Through earth's valley-deep and drcary-
All! tina, ] could float all day,
PInlUns never tired or weary,
Ger the everlasting hills,
And the ever gushing rills,
Where come bllghI and sorrow never,
Ever green and youthful ever
Where heavens harmOuies resound,
Holy Peace forever singing.
Whre light Zephyr sports around,
Odors from the fiowcr-buds wruginr;
Through the trees dark foliage duucing-
Der the fruit all golden glaucing-
BY no wIntry blast ailIightcd-
Kissing the soft flowers delighted:
Flowers thai never lose the SUE;
Never close the laughing eve,
With existence never done:
Know 10, what II Is 70 die
Woe is me what rolls hetwccu;
lis rapid river rushing
It's the stream OF death weeu,
Wildly tossing, hoarseiy gushing;
While my very heari-sirIugs culver
Al the roar Of that dread river
Bur ] see q litiio boat
The rough waters gently riding,
How can she SO fearless float
For see no pilot guiding.
Courage.-on. there's no rotreatluc.
Sails are spread in friendly greeting
On, then, ou-in love we trust
The white-armcd sails O message bear
"Tnere are wonders everywhere;
The woEdrous faith wherein YOU stand
Must bear you to tire Wonderland"
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Ladies. Misses.

= ENTLEMEN and Boy Shoes. B,o.. .
VI Broguns, may be- found o.
+. JEWETT d.. CO..
n. j. First quality of thin Boor. r....
measure Oh short notice, and learraHl,5...
May T., 1917. .Ig
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Poetry

The two pieces which follow are translu
lions OF the Same original For ourselves w
prefer the first, which was one OF the serie
of similar kind which appeared IL few year
since in Blackwood. The second we picket
up accidentally the other day; and we inser
the two now side by side, as specimens ofth,
working Of different minds over the sam,
subject. They are from the German by
Schiller-Ed. Chris Uorid
The Longing.
From out this dim and gloomy hollow.
Where hangs the cold clouds heavily
Could but gain the clue 10 follow,
How blessed would the Journey be.
AIott ] see a fair dominion,
Through time and chunge all vernaI still
But where the power and what the piniou,
To gain the ever blooming hill.
Altar hear the music ringing
The lullIng sounds OF heaven rcpose,
And the light gales are downward bringing
The sweets offiowers the mountain knows.
see the fruit all golden glowing,
Beckuu the glossy leaves between;
Aud DER the blooms that there nrc blowing,
Nor blight, nor winters wrath hath been,
To suns that shine forever Wonder,
Ger fields that fade not, sweet TO flee;
The very winds that there may wander,
How healing must their breathing be!
Bur 10. between US rolls a river,
a death IN every blliow ruves;
! feel the soul within me shIyer.
To gaze upon the gloomy WAVES
4 rocking boat mine eyes discover
But, woe as me the pilot fails.
In, boldly IN. uudauuted rover
And trust the life that swelis the sails
Thou must 6eLieUG, and thou must Venture,
In fearless faith thy safety dweis;
BY miracles alone. men enter
Inc glorious land Of miracles,
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Agricultural Ware Room and
seed ST Or,
MONTPELIER, VT.
J. W. II 0 W E S

HAS received very large assortment ofthC
( Ii most approved
Agricultural Implements and Ma
chimes,
from the best 1nunufuctorics IN New England
among which urc--PLows, Of ALI sizes Sub
Soil do, Double Mould. Board do CultIVa-
tors Hay and Straw Cutters Vegetable Cut
ters, CAurns, Seed Sewers, Grain Cradles,
WInnowng Mills, HayIug Implements Gard
CuIur do, Hoes, Snovcls, Spades, Manure
Forks, Cheese Presses, Butter Brakes, Iron
Bars, GrIudEtuues, Corn Shelters, Grating
ChIsels, Pruning Knives, Chaius-with many
other articles too numerous 10 specify III an ad-
vcrtIsemCnt.
also.
GRAIN, FIELD, CiIL7Ss, ITgE1E and FLOH-
LE SEEDS
at this Waro-hoom may b, found almost
every implement wanted by tine Farmer or
Gardener. and will be sold AZ reasonable prices.
II oOtth Corner 81 Stare and Mum Street
Orders from distance promptly attended to.
Sept p, 1870 4S-G
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PLJAfBE .N.3TIO.N.IL D.fGTERRI.IN Gil
LERI .gN-g moro GE4PHEES FUR
.NISITE.NG DEPOTSt
A wardcd the Gold and Silver Medals. four
II frs Premiums, and two highest Honors,
nj the National. the Massachusetts, the New
Y ork, and tho Pennsylvania Exhibitions, re
spcctivcly. for the mostsplcndid coiored Duru-
crrcotypcs and best Apparatus ever exhibited
Portraits taken IL exquisite style, without
regard TO weather.
Instructions given m the art.
a large assortment Of Apparatus End Stock
OF hand, 1T the lowest cusl prices.
New ORR, 2jl Broadway, Phiiadclp ha, 1876
Chesuut ST. Boston - Court. and ~ Hano-
yer SITS. Baltimore, pos Baltimore S.. Wash
iurtou, Pcnnsy IvanIa Avenue. Petersburg Va.
Mechanic Hall Cincinnati, Fourth uudWai-
nut. and I7G Mann ST.. Saratoga Springs, Broad
way. Paris, IL NloiIIu Rue du Temple. Liver
poo. q Church ST i7rvl
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WM.W.se u &C u q

consisiing OF Gap POI, BID, Letter. Note, I'm
veiop, Drawing and Fancy Paper, playing,
piuIu, Uilt, embossed, steuorraphic floral,
conversation, motto, and visiting Cards Of the
latest patterns; bonnet, box bristol loEdon and
perforated Boards gold and steel Pens with
Holders; gold and silver pencil Gases; lead
Pencils OF q superior quality Inks, sand and
sand Boxes sealing Wax and Waters, Mem
orandums, Euvclops, States and Pencils, DC,
also, Portfolios backgammon Boards, Wal
lets and Purses purse Bends, Pins, hair and
clothes Brushes hair and pocket Combs, court
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BOOK STORE.

with q large aud well selected stock Of MI--
CELLANEous and JUVENILE Books together
with every description Of School Books IN
general use. Teachers and superintendent
from retail prices
A L-- $780, $1,000 - -
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THE G ALEDO MAN.
j. B0LES.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
TTAs Just received his SPRING and SUM
II MEE
AG4tIUgIE
FROM NEW YoRE AND BOSTON, ron
gA.Gar!cU gIG

l847,
and assures the public that no cndoavor vii
be lackmg on hls part 10 furnish them witt
dress, both as 10 Fashion or DURABILITY, not
30 be EQuALrp IN this part Of the country, and
hopes that PHuMrrNEss and nIsrATCH IL exc
cutnr all orders, Low CASH PRICES, and FER
rrCT shrIsrACTIoN GUARANTEED, will be sutii'
cient Induccment % all 10 oall GA INN before
goug elsewhere, and continue that patronage
30 generously bestowed
n ANY one wishing ior WILLIAMS &. Cos.
Spring Report, and Plate Of Fashions, (thc best
ever received IN this county obtain the
same Of the subscriber, ne IF agent for the
sumo-prcc, = 30
Persons wishing for instruction m the art OF
Cutting, can obtain the same OF reasonable
terms j BOLEE.
Danvillc, April -, 1917. 5UJtf
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WOOLENS

ever offered IN the country and atsuch Tom Bvi-
ces as b. dcty competition. Their Stock Of goods
consists, IN part, Of English, French, Germun q
American BROADCLOTHS, plain and funcy
CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, TWEEDS, and
SATINEI : Of every grade also, rich biHcl
a fancy VELVETS, SATINS, CASHMERE,
London, Cuttings, Vuientas, and cheap Vest
ings with an extensive Stock Of DOMESTIC
GOODS Of every quality.
The above named articles are offered for
sale by the Diecc, gard, or we viii make them
into garments m the most apUr0rod stgie As
To iii, style OF fHisi, and workmanship, EXcELL-
Eu by NoNL.
The FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. con
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-04-10
THE WHIGS OF IOWA.

On the 22d of February the Wing Members of
the Legislature of Iowa held Meeting in honor of
the Anniversary Of the Father of the Republic |;
among whose proceedings, which have but just
reached our hands, were sundry Resolutions affirm
ing their political faith, &c.-and among them the
following, showing that if they have not been al
lowed to elect Senators to represent them in the
National Legislature, they perfectly understand
what sort of Senators they ought to have if they
could get them:
RESOLVED, That, inasmuch have been deprived Of
representation in the Senate Of the United States by the
unconstitutional refusal Of the Locooco party OF Iowa
election, therefore commit the interests of the
people of Iowa in the United States Senate the kind
and keeping Of the Hon. JoHS CRrrENpEN, Of Kentucky
and the Hon. Thomas CoRwIN, of Ohio.
"Resored That the Secretary of the meeting be instruct
forward copy Of the above resolution Hon. Joh
Crittenden of Kentucky, and to the Hon. Thomas Cor
wn Of Ohio, asking them to act in accordance with tn
/ spirit Of said resolution"