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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
Noble Revenge.

When l was small boy, there was black
boy i'll the neighborhood by the name of"Jim
Dick" Myself and number of my playtcl-
lows were one evening collected together at
our usual sports, and began tormcnting the
poor colored boy, by calling him a "blacka-
moor" 'niSger," and other degrading cpithcts;
the poor fellow appeared excessively grievcd
at our conduct, and soon left us. We soon
after made an appointment to go a skating in
the neighborhood, and on the day of the ap-
pointment had the misfortune to break nv
skates, and could not 90 without borrowing
pair from Jim Dick. l went to him and
asked him for them. 30 yes, John, you may
have them and welcome" was the answer.
When l went to return them, | found jim
sitting by the fire in the kitchen, reading the
Bible told him had returned his skates,
and was under great obligations to him for
his Kindness. He looked at me as he took
the skates, and with tears in his eyes, said to
me, "John, don't never call me blackamoor
again. and Immediately left the room. These
words pierc d my heart, and l burst into
tears, and from that time resolved not to
abuse poor black in future.-SoMhey.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
Notwithstanding the population and geo

Notwithstanding the population and geo.
graphical extent of New Hampshire and Yer
mont are about the same, and both situated
in the same latitude, yet it will be seen that
Vermont produces very much more of all the
above enumerated articles. With such soil,
and climate as we have, EcrmOnters would
do we'll to think twice before they change
their native home for one they know little if
anything about.-Rutland Courier
WHAT SORT OF BUCK SHALL CHOOSE ?
Having decided on the breed which you
wish to propagate, and satisfied yourself that
the buck has pure blood of that breed, look
carefully at the following points -
l Let him not be less than two years old,
if you wish to use him much this year. A
buck younger will beget poor progeny, and
iniure his own constitution, if put to full SER
vice.
2. Let him not be too old, especially if he
has seen hard service in former years. Learn
his exact age and amount of previous serv-
vice if you can. If an old buck has been on
ly moderately used, and has been we'll fed, he
may be better than a Younger one, of inferior
quality.
3. Never allow dcformcd buck among
your ewes. BE sure to secure the best and
most symmetrical shape consistent with the
breed you wish.
+. 1t is needless to caution YOU against
buying or using buck that is sick or week
ly-no one would do this knowingly. We
would say, however, be sure to learn all about
this matter. Disease and weakness III flock
of sheep can be had without paying heavy
prices for them.
5. We think some proportion should OK
list between the size of the buck and
that of the ewes; very large buck, with
very small eyes, or rice rersa, will not do as
well.
6. Select. if possible, buck of a kind dis
position. This cannot always be done; but
when it can be, it should never be overlook
Cd
All these are on the principle that like
bcgets like."-Mio Farmer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

THE Box MAKES TIE MAN.-IIis Honor,
Mayor Rodman, accompanied by Rev. MIR.
Richards and other gentlemen, paid visit to
the Eighth Baptist Sabbath School, on Sunday
evening, who seemed particularly delighted
with the exercises. Among other things,
Mayor Rodman related, in his peculiarly
graceful manner, the history of small boy,
who, quite number of years since, was sit
ting one Sabbath morning upon door step,
friendless and not knowing whether to go,
while the other boys passed along, snugly
dressed, to the Sunday School. A gentle
man stopped and asked the little boy on the
the steps to 90 to Sunday School with him;
but not wishing to go until he was washed
and looking smart, he consented to be there
On the next Sabbath. lie was; became in
terested finally chose the better part, sought
and obtained the pearl Of great price, grew
in the esteem of those who knew him We
add this, and IS now the Mayor of Proyi,
denee. This simple, yet touching little story
was highly interesting to the little folks, who
seemed not little surprised at re Aeaone-
D "nt.-irort,l,ncc Turcllc,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
9outb'9 department.
I'll do it w ell.

There lives in New England a gentleman
who gave the following interesting account
of his own life. He was apprentice in a tin
manutacturv. When twenty cone Years old he
lost his health. so that he was thrown out up
on the world to seek any employment, which
he could do. "IIc sad he went to find en-
plovmcnt with the determination that what
ever hc did he would do it we'll" The frs,
and only thing he could do. was to black
boots and scour knives in hotel This he
did and did it well, as the gentleman now
living would testify. Though the business
wos low and scrvilc, he did not lay aside his
or allow himself to be made mean
by his business. The respect and confidence
of his employer were soon secured, and he
was advanced to a more lucrative and less la
borious position.
In course of time he was enabled to begin
for himself business, which he carries on en-
lie has accumulated an ample for
tune and is training an interesting family hv
giving them the best advantages for moral
and mental cultivation. He now holds an
elevated place in the community where he
lives.
Young men who may chance to read the
above statement of facts. should mark the
h, |. Il, 6
have spoken, was formed and directed
bv the determination to do whatever he did
well.
DO the thing you are doing SO we'll that
you will be respected i'll your place, and YOU
may be sure that it may be said, "Go up
higher
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
BuV the Premium Bitters,

A ND drive away the Jaundicc, We dull Slow
IA stupid. sleepy mortals. They are just the
thing you need this warm weather. If YOU buy
these BttcrS, vou may be assured you will not get
any poisoned alcohol as nothing but the Simon
pure article is used to keep them from spoiling-
They are warranted to give good satisfaction AZ
any other preparation. Manufactured and sold by
ii. p. HOYT.
st. John>bury, May %. 35tf
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NATHANIEL FARRINGTON'S ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT,

Caledonia District, IS.
To all persons interested i'm the Of Nathaniel Far
rirgur Walden in said district deceased, ntes-
tate
Ifresaid represents to said curt that said mtestate
WAS in his lifetime under contract binding In equity TO
deed to one Robert johnson Hardw in said district
certain piece land in said HardwCk described follows
viz The third division of Martin knssbury being Lot No
one in the 10th range.
And said Administrator has made application for license
and authority convey said lands according to the con-
aforesaid pursuant to the provisions OF the statute III
that behalf. ~
Said application will be heard and decided by said Court
at Probate Office in St Jolsbury i'll said district on
fine Goth day of October, A. ID. 1851.
You therefore, hereby noi ed to appear before said
Court at time and place aforesaid and object II you
see cause to the granting Of said license.
Dated at St JoSbury, aforesaid this 9TH day OF OctO-
''' q! s.-56 Attest ASA L. FRENCH Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
NeWbury Seminary,
And Female Collegiate Institute.

CIlAS. W.CI>IIlNG. y. NJ. Principal.
VE'iiE Institution affords special advantages. As
] follows:
To Young men fitting for College. Thorough
and comprehensive course for yonnc ladies'
French by an educated Frcnchman. Music and
Painting of all kinds by Teachers thorough, cd
ucatcd in these departments. Terms long enough
to complete common text books. Board and 'iu-
ition cheap Is i'll any Institution Of the grade.
Fall term Of II weeks will begin Aug 20. 1877.
Winter Z" l. Dee. :.
Spring II - - March I. 1858.
For more particulars address the Principal.
rRENTISS KNIGHT. See.
Newbury, VT. July 81, 1856. l3-jj
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New Carriage Shop,

d L G G Y w A G O N S
ID The undersigned have on hand and are man.
ufacturing for sale. Buggy Wagons. Those who
are in want Of the above. will do we'll to call and
sec before purchasing elsewhere Shops in Gale
donna Machine Shop Companys Building, near
the Passenger Depot. \. b. FLINT.
ID. S. WHEELER.
u Repairing done to order.
st. Johnsbury, June 4, 1857. 36tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
q. Excelsior Pl0Ws. 81

4 large and increasing number of
& q q j. IA Il Nj r. RS
Are using the warranted PlowS. made at the Tn
lon Iron Works, and they pronounce them better
than the best If any plowlnan deems this void
of the truth. only ask such to hitch on their cat
tie and give them an honest trial. Iou can be
favored with large variety for selection. such as
choice Eagles, Side Hill and Right Hand. Excel
Sior and Planters. Friend with All. the Vermont
crs or Moore Flows. and circle of small plows
from different patterns. 1t will cost nothing tc
look them over. The Trade will be supplied at a
liberal discount.
n. B.-Don't strangle the country chickens an 4:
feed the city g"hblcrS but give a ncritorious ar
tclc fair play, if it is unfortunate as to orui
nate in the country.
LUKE BUZZELL.
st. JOhnSburv. April 20, 1857. 3O-;j5
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Fo SeVenty-Five Cents,

XTOI can get a RICH AmhrutNpc AZ the West
Concord Daguerrean Caller, .to,crthc " rco-
piles Storcl Particular attention given Ia >cc,,r-
in, correct Harnesses e: children. Crri,> taken
from nagucrcot,pc> and Pictures. Perfect sat
i>ftc;iou guaranteed.
WOODBURY. \ JIDENlNE. rroprctor>
West Concord. Aug. II. 49,. .,iit
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ITS RESTORATIVE AND STgENGTuESiN"


come not frcm Violently $40. AZ any -
OF the body IL -Ac-ss.yr ..,l - - - '"e
operations Of alcoholic f1!is - = 'r.' - b.
otium-all rf Win h leave The >'>'' - =,
cani.ii u thar. ,,-i II. l,a;. ~ ~ a.s - =
sad, lis nv -c,at..- n lrri,s A. 10 =. !
qae,ly eqaa!il.s. The >sr',-' i7''' '-'s II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
NATURAL ACTION

throuch,ut the svs'"rl- u 5 IA u 5 r'a'nrf 'n
sr,,..--, - I'd. Ia. digest. IA = irI re,,d
~. p,,sl,s >,-.--th..rie l. IT. ni:.l r,irr-
rrc-ui.rl he, hu- Il heallh r. ~ l. ihc
cheeks. weakness ii III svine s,ii tir's relieved
and all tbs iudlca;Iens Of Nervous uc;'..iH
removed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
Drugs and Medicines,

vINIIE subscriber has recently purchased the
L Apothccary Shop at Lyndon owned by Dr.
ID. n. Truli. where may be found full aSsortmcn,
of Drugs and Medicines, Vegetable, Mineral and
Patent Also,
CHEWC.ILS. SURGICAL INSTRU
MENIS, FANCY ARTICLES.
and in hort.cvrryhiny kept in like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with accuracy and
despatch. Medicines. Surgical Instruments and
Books. Medical or Miscellaneous, not on hand
will be procured at short notice.
j Orders gratefully received and promptly at
tended to- l.. ID. CARPENTER.
Lyndon. June lS, 1857. 3Stf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

II T. y I | S I Il Y
DR.. II. II. NEWTON. of s.. Iohn>hurv. VI.
respectful, @Nc> notice to the citizens Of talcdo-
MA C.a!u'N liza; hr j. now permanently located in
=. .Iohl~hu,v and would be llpp, to render his
>rr, ices ." al Who NAV favor him with call All
operations will be performed in thorough and
scientific manner. and no operation will be under
taken unless il bc for the good Of the patient.
All ''.o>, who are in want If parts or full sets
If teeth uill find i, t. their advantage 10 give him
a call. far be will hereafter insert artificial teeth i,
the following prices -
GOLD PLATES.
Full sets oftcch from 50 to 500
Full upper undcr sets 40 - 10
Fart ii SITS. per tooth. at
mos .hcric plates %
SILVER PLATES.
Full sets Of teeth from $50 to $40
- upper under sets - II - ~
" sets temporary 20
Gu'ta rcrcha, the same prices as silver.
OPERATIONS ON THE NATURAL TEETH
Filling teeth with gold. from Sl00 to 500
Filling with tin. - 30 Loo
Cleansing an! polishing the teeth Loo :. 500
Extracting teeth - "a
Office opposite the ra>>ump>ic Bank. All op
CratlUu~ warranted.
-. .lohn>huly. April %. l>j1. 30-56
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
ST A TON Err Y,
Fine Watches, Jewelry and
Silver Ware,
AT
:. w.. p,ul
Wanted!

4 SMART. active. intelligent Boy. from l6 to
IA Il wears of age, to learn the railors trade
one that can furnish good references.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
MONUMENTS 4 HEADSTONES,

Of all STYLES usually found in this par, ofthr State;
and a> we have secured The services q Mr. G.. 7.
Spencer (Mho has for many Years past work,d i,
81. John >hurv. and whose work is well known
throughout the Stac). We have confidence i'll say
ing that our work will be done in a >tNlc as good
As the REST and at prices Is low As the LOWEST
" ork delivered free Of charge.
i Raised work will be done for six cents per
letter. :. c. OTIS co.
Lyndon, June ,, 1851. }G-S1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
ALSO. wANTED:

10 good Coat and Pant makers. Good workmcn
will find good chance. Empetment given I'M
mediatcly. j. BOLES.
st. Johnsbury. July 20, 1917 43tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
I. ArnlingtOn,

HAS 4 lot of Furniture ON hand Such a So
faS. card and other tables. Bureaus. Bed
s,cad> and Chairs Of all kinds Also
ELEGANT CHAMBER SETS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

The following is the Cash valuation ofsome
81 the leading articles of Agricultural prcduc-
zion in Vermont and New Hampshire, as
sakcn faam tie census Report of lS5O:-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

T1NIIE MARBLE WORKS AT Lyndon will here
I after be carried on under the name of y {
OTIS X Co.. who will keep constant, on hand a
wcll->ccrlcd stock of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

e The following is the Cash valuation of
some of the leading articles of Agricultural
production in the United States, as taken
from the Census Report of 1867
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BusfMeS9 Caro8.

jas. d. CLARK, BOOK-BINDER,
BRADFORD, VT.
Book-B Binding in all its varieties. executed with
ncatncss and dispatch. Also Blank Books of every
variety. for Merchants, &c. Town and Probate
Records, &c, made to order.
Bradford, August, 1857. lOf5-7Ois
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Il II + y + " 70 X X
What will YOU Give
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

'1'i!E Subscriber would inform the citizens of
& INal'n and surrounding toNll>. that he has
taken tie >,.r. formerly occupied hy Ii Rabbit.
and fi,t,d NJ the same = Clothing Store and
Tailor> shop. ana ia> secured the services OF an
experience Il Gutter. and l. NOW prepared TO fllrn
i'll Cloin, IL cv,:v variety. a. reasonable prices
he will also keep on hand 4 large stock Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

f. MITTOCkS, N. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, LYNDON, VT.
Particular skill claimed in the treatment ofFits,
Epilepsy, Asthma, Cancer. Female diseases.
Heart diseases. rheumatism, Scrofula, Consump
ton. and chronic diseases generally.
Office at his house 73tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
WILSON. EAlfi

II 1T NtIN. = Mn w IN ~ =
Wl.,,..,, ,,.,,,- iS.,,,, /; H. ovtr>t-. !'>''H
!" H'',S''iE :, ~. ..',.'+.r.,,i, -t;4
C. EiNGuAM. BROWN Holi. Wh't9'''
md retail Agents -. Jci-~>tUlv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
New Firm and New Stock,

o hc sold very cheap.
81. John>hurv Centre. Sept >. 1917. 100
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

In hay, butter, cheese and VOL, VERMONT
stands next to the three x4~aa States of New
York. Pennsylvania anc Chic. In sugar she
stands next to New York, Louisiana and Tex.
as. In proportion to her size and population,
she leads every State i'll the Union, i'll the ag-
gregate value OF her agricultural productions
as will appear. upon examination .: u" tables
Of the Census icport o. 1880
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
E.N. KELLOGG: X CO.. AGENTS.
- -. To Fl LION STREET. y. \.
600 AGENTS.

IoO Ln' Al and travolil- AGENTS Waited E';~iro'
''N PAWN. from - t. $50 i'r month y" h"llt-
chance business. PcruJi,it ,ruil', i:ict -il,r. ar
capital required FIR l.thcr particulars 'r,> --j..-
-t,,rII,> Air. address. \. SIMPSON tNrfrr
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

~ which he invites attention OF tne~" IN want Of
III. SANE. II. l.. JONES.
i,ndon Apr. "a. So. 3ltf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
TIE SHAPE OF TIE BEAM PRE-
NE\US MI CIIDCkI\{,

Sccond-Ihc >hortn,.>> If tn, beam brings lie
team ,aI,r 20 tn work. which ! rr.s- nj, at
age. in daft. in working and drawing u,
team. Also in pIouing rio~,. IL The !, rr,-,al'
turn short. A.. Awe ar IA rc.,,in> praV,
hy G., rtca,,. or II ference that these. blows VII
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
One Quarter more Work with onG
QuartcrleSS Team than any other
PlOW that we have ever seen.

We >,ll them ahou, Fifteen per cent less than
the common Shovel b,In Flow. and Nc viii -''1r-
antcc them more durable and more easily repaired
Dealers supplied on roa>unahl. terms.
y. E.-Wc also manufacture >haw'> celebrated
Hot Air Furnace and Cooking Range. Also The
celebrated Gen. Stark Cock Stove Box and Boiler
Stoves. Cast Iron Sinks. Road >crapcr>. Iron
Fence. Oven. Ash. Pit and Boiler Doors. Furrcl
Fluc>. Clothes. Gi--rr>. Cau'lrun Kettles. Pip.
Boxes. Brackets. Cc>pool>. Ac..N Dealers sup
piled on the mo>' reasonable terms.
COOPER. SHAW & co.
Concord. y. H.. 1871. OFF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-31

Commodore Vanderbilt is rapidly effectng
his purpose OF breaking down the monopoly
which mail contracts have given other lines of
ocean steamers His first blows are aimed at
the Collins line. as he always sails on the same
day with its best boats, and the result is very
serious curtalment of the patronage of that com
pany which must reduce its price Of passage or
inevitably retire from the field. For instanre,
his favorite steamer, the " Vanderbilt sailed
from New York, last Saturday, with nearly six
hundred passengers, while the Collins steamer
i" A tantic" would have sailed at the same hour
with only twenty persons but for the discovery
of fault in her machinery, at the last moment,
thereby obliaing her 10 hold over for three or
four days The commodore carries letters uron
receiving the postage paid as compensation, he
has reduced The price of passage very largely,
and his boats have already made some Of the
quickest trips upon record. The steamer Van
derblt waited two full hours with steam on 10
hear from Washington whether she should take
out the large mail that was to have gone in the
Atlantic, and the reply from the Postmaster Gen
eral that the responsibility of failure is with
Collins is particularly unsatisfactory at time
when the European correspondents of American
houses are waiting for advices that are Of the
greatest moment.