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MELANCHOLY GATAsrRoPHE.-On the evening Of
the 9th inst, Mr.. Lee Of Edgecomb, Maine, when T.
turning rom school with his children in heavy snow
storm LOST his way when near home, and called for
help' His wife heard the cry, and went to meet
them, but while attempting to return she got sepa.
rated from her husband and children, who reached
home 10 safety. Mr. Lee then proceeded to search for
biz wife, but without success, and her body was
found quite near the house next morning frozen life.
less, and partly covered with snow. #5
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member Of the South Carolina Legislature an
old bachelor, by the name Of Evans was introduced
70 beautiful widow, also named Evans. The intro.
dnclon was 10 this wise Mrs. Evans permit me to
claimed the spirited bachelor ssthe very lady have
been u search Of for the last eight years.,
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AFTER THEIR HAIR.-A Spaniard has made appli.
cation to the authorities Of the st. Louis
for the hair Of the female inmates, Offering to nav
fair equivalent therefor. He is a wig maker.
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!. taxing them one with another,n said the Rev.
Sidney Smith, I believe my congregation to he
most exemplary observers of the religious ordinances
1T IN poor Keep al the ass, and the rich all the
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JOHNSTON & TURNER.

JOHNSTON & TURNER.
GKEAT EMPoaIUm,
TIATSi HATSl! HATS!i
CAPS! cAPs!I CAPS
FOR THE MIL Llo "
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHNSTON & TURNER,
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
On st. Charles street,
Near the FRONT ENTRANCE.
Have Just opened
THE @REATEsr sroCK
HATS AND CAPS
EVER BROUGHT T.O-THIs CITY,
They have something tina. line to suit the taste Of
EVERYBODY,
5a.alV., Ro1- OR CHILD.
Whether iii be to Work to Visit infor Fair Weather OF
Foul-fer Peace or for WARRIOR
HUNTING, BATHING, OR coURTING,!
All demands made upon their Stock is sure to meet with
a ready response.
To show their customers the great variety kept they will
moderate extent. They will frs. call atten
ton to their stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS,
Consisting of the different varieties Of
FRENCH cAssIMERE-La.est Style.
AMERICAN cAssIMERE-La,est Style, ...
FRENCH FUR-Latest Style.
AMERICAN FUR-Lates Style.
FRENCH sILK-Latest Style
AMERICAN sILK-Latest Style
All of the above-named qualities of the
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE STYLE,
They have on hand also very large stock Of
FELT HATS,
being all the varieties Of
SOFT BEAVER HATS, with Low Grown or High, to sui.
the taste.
Fine French Fur MALAKoFFs and REDANs with Broad
Narrow Brims
Fine Black and Coored French English and American FIR
HATs-Broad or Narrow Brim-High or Low Crown
BENGAL PLAIDs Of French English or American man
ufactare
AMERICAN FUR HATS of all qualities
WOOL HATS at all prices.
They also have the following described kinds OF |
YOUTHS, AND BoYs
@ A P s:
coTcH BoNNErs!YoRKsH1RE CASHMERE, French
Cashmere and CLOTH English and American do.
vi Silk CAPS and CAP CovERs-Paid, Black and Col
ored Silk.
Hack, Blue and Brown Silk Velvet CAPs-Au patterns.
United States Army and Regulation CAPS.
ANcY CAPS, with Plumes-for Children.
eAAAAeA
FOR THE LADIES
They have
RxD1NG HATS
In the following variety:
IMPRESS EUGENIA BEAVER with Magnificent Ostrich
Plumes.
ich Black and Colored HATS, with Purnes to suit.
merican Ladies' HATS, with Eagle Plumes.
Besides the above namsd Goods they have fine assert.
ent Of
UMBRELLAS AND CANES,
all Descriptions Of French English ard American mann
facture.
FINE LEATHER HAT BOXES,
HAT AND COAT BRUSHES,
nd last, though not least a SPLENDID ARTICLE OF
FUFRED GLOVES
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" What plan, said one actor to another. a shah
ADOPT TO NJ the house at my benedt2 Invite your
creditors" was the reply. ~
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CHAS. R. RAILEY & co.


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And Dealers in
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Offer for SALE on reasonable terms the following articles
Brandy
30 packages, various qualities. ...ag-t5s-.=
Whisky 45 -"-
$50 packages OLD BOURBON
MoNoNaAHELA.
m" IRISH.
SCOTCH. .....
REcTIFIED,
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Wines in Wood
MADEIRA.
SWEET and DRY MALAGA.
CLAREr,
WHITE WINES.
-~- sAUTERNE,
Champagne ' s'''' WV
1fn h.si
Sundries-
BRANDY CHERR1Es-Glsss and cork stops,
BRANDY FRUITs-Assorted.1
ABsYNTHE-various brands.
ANIsETTE-All qualities.
CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE,
CURACAO. ..
commissioners, ali kinds
KIRscH.
MAEAscHINo. wv. -.-
PEPPERMINT.
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-old and. fine.
PEACH BRANDY
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoRTER-ouartssand pints.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quarts and pin.s.
PORTER AND ALE-In lboxes, es and PTS, Arnsr,n.
Tobacco
800 boxes, OF all styles.
Pounds, half pounds, SIS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc., from the lowest grade to the
highest quality and price.
Cigars
All the approved brands of sue Havana CIGARS.
An assortment Of German CIGARS.
Cuba Skies, etc., etc.
SNUFF
Lorillsrd's, Garres Goodwine
Roones etc., etc., etc.
Pipes
PIPES of every description.
PIPE HEADS Of assorted qualities
Goodwin's Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
IMPERIAL jim half chests, of every quality-1eo pkgs
inc 10 and II ID. boxes =. 200 :,
in cansers Of and 2lbs each, 100
GuNPoWDER, in hf chests, Of every quality. 20
int h., IL lb. and canisters 1Oe
YOUNG HYsoN, hf. chests, ass ID quality, 20.
ooLoNG PoUCHoNd, :. :. :. 100 :.
in 10. Is and 20 H., 100 =,
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Anniversary Events-Jan. e.

isE9Sgslss j. .. ,-.5.--,-..- ~
. 0Ass. :. -.sen. . @n -
1s54-Death Of Patrick O'Donahoe ct Brookly
N. II; one of The Irish exiles who escaped nom VI
: Diemanh Land.
NlS40- Death Of John Frederick HlumenbAch, agt
49,; an eminent naturalist, and long professor
! the Unsersity v Gottingen. BE hed the create
!. collection 81 skulls Of any man living: The hftiel
year ii his profsssorhip was celebrated at the On
! yersity in 1896.
!, 1884 Disastrous earthquake in South Americ'
fuinins the cities oE Popsyan and Paste, and KILN
|. treat numbers 81 people.
! ls7s--Deathof John Julius Angerstsin, founder
ne Brtish National Gallery, which after his deaf
was purchased BY Government for ESQ coo.
1876 British ship Bulwark took the q. 8. priys
teer schooner Tomahawk, guns and 81 men. Sam
ld.v Commodore patterson Nth r. mon tool a r.
tsh transport schooner with ss men, i eg
Il 1aI3- Second battls ~ Fr.nchto,,r y, M;ch;con
! desperate AFFAIR. in which $50 men Of the van q
Gen. Harrison's army were attacked at daylight b,
1000 British and Indians under Proctor and Tecum
seh. The Americans kent their enemies At bav ii,
! hours, when they had 10 surrender. tgslsi s 8sG
1871 Madame Reichard made = balloon ascens;o,
| at Keniesbur0, in Prussia. The balloon was shat
tered bv sudden Storm and the Madame III Il Il,
e.rth ANN or1;,.robl. hcht ~ .. ~ LAVA
ls1o-Tbe French forced tbe passape q tbe sier,,
i no,.,. 4, r.;,, - 81 n - - =
| 1909 The French fripate Ton.x II, onrs lada,
With provisions Tor tbe garrison Al CAYENNE vas -
paeed Cd uadalouue Nv the British frOate c,.onatr,
sr5 s,on, 1880 80 ~. = ~
minutes. ..sssss5i Us 49, =
1855 Birth 81 The oreat noet f,eorrs f,oraan Noel
\ ~ ,.9s N e ~. F>s' - 49, -
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THEORY OF THE FORMATION OF MouNrA1Ns.-A
German Professor, NJ Gorini is the author of quite
an interesting experiment illustrative of peculiar
theory which he has advanced as to the formation Of
mountains. In the experiment referred to, he mels
certain substances in vessel, and allows the liquid
to COOL At first it presents an even surface but
portion continues to ooze up from beneathand grad
ualy elevations are formed, until at length ranges
and chains Of hills are formed exactly corresponding
in shape with those which are found on the earth.
Even to the qualification the resemblance is said to
be surprisingly complete and NJ Gorini also produces
In similar manner on small scale, the phenomenon
Of volcanoes and earthquakes. He argues, therefore,
that the inequalities on the face Of the globe are the
result Of certain materials first reduced by the app
cation Of heat to liquid state, and then allowed
gradually to consolidate Prof. CTS experiment is an
ingenious and plausible one
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TEMPERATURE OF THE EARTH-Prof. Dove has
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perature, at points Numerically opposite to each
other, that the mean temperature of the whole earth
surface in june considerably exceeds that in Deem.
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The effect Of land under sunshine is to throw heat
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the carrying power Of the latter over the whole eart
Water ls much less effective in this respect the heat
penetrating its depths and being there absorbed 90
that the surface never acquires very elevated TEN.
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ar.rN o. tpHIHA Cos
hrNtf - hfffu eEftiF mHf hsFs been tr1llisd fsr
.a Efafs WIN ail.ulif pr thf heart All luHaa auf
N.ff efl ~ afffla llIsaps iHf hslp aud hes Coed
a.'.t tf.Il lewt1y =. lhe NUMEROUS pnst ehll LaFe
lH 'aiNtlfn Hllh4ut ffHrlF luE ataatauIf bad
LaN Deco UNHluE weaker and Hfakar. uuuI hfarnr I'd
lttal hsitaW ~ VIA thtuI alut Yr4F tlurs conn
fNr uant wiz lauttatf relief 10 has 40 oulF r.
sls4 ~ .Nstls sound siale li ala epiirsB fssp
fH ~ we eN NlF ~ lltfafr 10 lIr heart have % ha-
au Do salnF Wai % De- hr ufst ulE mrdiriuf bfi4rs tha
lNMlt Hhl mat rherrlalf Hud fant0fIuausT Trlam-
pIaIlts. IN lriIu 49,
aaHa genuine gHlsas slsnea "a NUNS" 90 ths outer
sTHpprr
Prepared pY SETH W. FOWLH co.. Bostan. snd far
sale Dbl j r hHeH4H cod iiorE GEEu. 49, Jahusbury,
JpHF A4roa NJ JnhnspuV CENTRE IA QrIEEV, LA
don Centre W n hc44Trrr, LINDEN Comsfi %. q q
h4tE Lower waterford p4Hrse HosHrE, Coplord. b
h. sortp Co., West Concord, aud by dealers sysry.
Hrfrs 40
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Certificates.


ST.. JoHSsBuRY, Nov, 7, 1889.
For the benefit AZ those afflicted with humors,
| would say that my child, about seventeen months
old was troubled for some time with sore and
iuhAmcd eye, which suppose TO be the effect OF
ScrofulA humor. We applied various remedies
for humors, but II continued to
grow worse until We had serious fears that the
rye would be entirely destroyed. Fortunately,
Ir g. O. Wilson came to this place in August
last, We then employed him. The child immsdi-
Atcly began to get better and avery short space
OF time was entirely cured. have seen no return
Of the humor since.
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THE MARKETS.
nAMnmnnE $500 nAnKrr-no,-l1

AAAhAlHHH NAllLh HAM, l-hpN. n.
martgt l2ea Catir-7uD Httrfs aud rs stares con.
Ahllnd ui NntlnF uarul LuHa Aud Calves, lrsrluFs
lhu aud Three irara Oh
. Fu.ra-hafsrt hrrf-t1us Including nothing bot tue
best large Tag stan rd uaru IhlA Tfs prrrFtt quality
lnluhlHF HulluF hut ihr best large at stalled Ourn
nit a. Ih +l quhlJ Including uio tsst Hfass-frd O1ru
n zee, aallltl Cove, aud $40 best three years cd
htfra- WutlnE nIru. ifum 49, iul o. ~ l1t. CaHa
ald alfrs from so 81, g. th4 Hfafugu, I9all TWg
ltaIs.i tle. = N. Thee years nld, 80 n
hhrrp hNu lauIna-Ihli AZ market fUffH 90 iuts
lfA a o. ihfa and Hrrttiuua, hl Atu 81 40
lllfa - a o. per %. fellow = Z l-gr pfrlb
fels, tuii o. u EACH tau htius, 30 IA. peT 10.
NgAt tAttts- halesAt ftuu Ahul sslh.
r. Nv Ger DO. OF
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A. J. ALLEN.
Sr. JonNsDrnY. Oct. "a. 1859.

st. JoHNSBrnN, Oct. ~, lhb9,
have been troubled for a number Of years with
Dropsy and other complaints peculiar 70 feuNles,
and have employed Physicians aud taken medi-
oines recommended for such complaints, but have
found none that would give so sure and speedy
relief as that prescribed TO me by DR.. @. o. VIII
sou and wife. She being one OF the Pcnobscot
Tribe and familiar with the Indian remedies. is
/ think, skillful in many complaints as him.
self DR.. Wilson has attended a number Of cases
within my knowledge, and met with good success.
Therefore would recommend those who have
Chronic complaints OF long standing or other
wise TO call and see him, and am confident he
will give no encouragement further than what he
thinka can be done
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Caters, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers

HANING commenced keeping general
i Il Assortment Of clothing for the feet OF women,
men, girls and boys, the subscriber would invite
those in want Of any Of these necessary articles TO
call and look al my assortment in this department
have cloth, Md, goa. and calf skin CATERS and
shoes for the ladics-calf kip and thick boots for
men and boys and good assortment for Misses
wear have good quality and at low prices,
go T.. JEWETT.
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NOTICE /

THE examination Of school teachers In
Il GuildhAll will be held A. the school houss 10
GulldhGll Falls Village on the 3Oth int, a. /
o'clock l., NJ.
Ciufeus are Invited 20 attend,
GEO, n, DALE. supt,
Nov a, 1853
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DEATHS.

srmNoru-ln Luhenuurg, Nov IS, Mr. John
Springer aged 3j
DrpEtt-ln Luucuburg Nov. 10. Mr. Henry De,
dcll aged 81
nnAprY--ln Dauyills, NOV. 10. Mr., Levi Brad.
ley, aged 50 -
Ruoprs-lu West Burke, Nov. 10, Mrs 4. H.,
wife ofMr Charles Rhodes aged ~.
BAKn,-In Glover, Nov @, Nelson h., son Of
Dean and Hannah Baker, Of Albany,
BrAN-In Glover Nov, H. Samuel Bean, Jr,
aged 90
BvrLru--ln Newport, Oct 20, Mrs Angelina.
wife ofhr Chester Butler, aged 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-26

uit MISrAN BALKAN Df W As"Ni''N'
TIN. editor Of the Flag ct t.lsn n his paper Of
suiy " ips 'rhs memory 81 1r-M}sSr h emhalmod W
us hearts Of thousands who have experienced rnuo cure
NOM CuuFha. CuIda. Copsuuri I'm and Fhlm"hA,' p,',
- nd, h, ,. nae of bi. i,niytm Tho invalid need not
ar ta e,c this preparation o. tnf'ny ual 90 "' sP'A
NOM experience More msrr w r-aru snee the o''"' OF
rr-r-r- tr~rr- l,sHrurr 5i md'idual u''I !" l'
auI. With the most surprHug fcsuits 1s 'u'a''''' '
uun.HnaIy disease, "a
Letter hom Ed-t 70 ]. GILMAN, Minister OIL
Me Gospel, iu Vermont
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MRs. LAURA WIGGINg.

ST. JoHNsBURT, Oct ~. 1859.
have employed DR.. q, o. Wilson myself and
in my family, Tor different complaints, with good
success, and for reasonable compensation
Therefore | confidently recommend him 20 9TH
ers who are in need Of medical aid.
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Fire Insurance Agency

At
ST. JOHNSBtRY, VT.
Home Insurance Co., New York
City, cash capital 81 400, OOO, 90
City Insurance Co. New Haven
Conn cash capital SOC, 900 90
Vermont Mutual Co., Montpelier,
VI, guarantee capital 1859, $50, 90
Farmers Mutual Co., Montpelier,
VI, cash aud guarantee capital 400, N56 -
This agency represents capital ~ SA7fp, th3 -
Risks taken AtAs low rates A. BY any other sound
company,
Apply personally OF by letter 20
GEg~s, SHAW,
Ohu East st. Johnabury, W,
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INWN|
For the benefit Of DIR. q. O. Wilson and others
would say that my wife has been afflicted for
nHmber OF years with = Bilious Complaint, and
Humors much OF the time ~ nervous and an.
well that Il was extremely difficult for her 10 at
tend 70 business. she has used various mcdt.
ciucs recommended for such complaints but re-
crivrd but little N any benefit In August lsHl
she applied 20 tho Indian Doctor, Wilson. lie
said that be could see no difficulty AZ all ~ her
case and Il seems there was none Tor Immediate
~ amer taking hiA medicines, she began TO get
better aud nov enjoys better health than she has
Tor ysnfs before. Therefore, I can rccommrnd
him 20 others who are troubled With the abayt
soupplsluta n. r. DIAN.
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Valuable Water Power
%o1 sATaE

TVNHE undersigned, Executors Of the estate
4 Of the late Joseph p Fairbanks, offer for sale
three. fourths Of the water power on the Passump-
sic river, but few rods east Of the depot build
ings in the village Of st. Johnsbury, vi. SItua-
ted lust below the mouth Of Moose river.it has a
much larger supply OF water than any p~viege
ON the same stream north OF il. Thete Is a tho
rough built dam and a bulk head with eight gatos
covered by a frame building. few rods Of track
would connect mill and other buildings with
the Passumpsio Railroad. Connected with 1t Is
ali the land that will be needed for the improve
mcnt Of the same. Stone, which will be required
Tor the purposes Of building, can be obtained on
tlc premises The entire property is for sale
but "a accommodate purchasers IL will be offered
i'm separate parts OF not less than one-fourth OF
what is now owned by the estate. Unless dis
posed Of at private sale previous to the 10th day
Of January next, 90 which nouce viii be gwen ~
ADVERTISEMENT the same viii be sold at
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MRS. MIRUM GILMAN.

would say tina, since my wife has taken the
above mentioned medicine, she has enjoyed bet
ter health than any time for eight years past
II. G. GILMAN.
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~ Wholesale BUYERS will ma a new announcement,
NOM q oogc warren 60, IA our pages today eng ~
ALWAYS what they AhytH N NOV 'A'R 'A'
,ash IuNrfa "a 80 md better bargains Va Tue o.
our air win also nud lti1be iot th, 49, W.
mako their purchases at THIS etlAnllt lHhl "' w ~
rur ud Nytr goods at greatly reduced prices, pilo !"
rCuuy Al o. their new and spacious premises
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ST. JoHNsBURY, Oct. %, 1859.
This oertifes that two Of my children
troubled with ScrofulA Humor, the oldest had
broke out in ulcers; applied IN the Indian Doc.
tor, so called, and by his medicine and directions
they soon got we'll.
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Diseases % Horses and Cattle The sale Of these Fow-
dera 10 immense, the aausacun they avs unbouAdst
Large Packages. - csnts with null nirseu0ns.
a. Agents are authorized 10 refund purchase mshsy
v hen natisfacttou 10 not gwen Manufactured by
DG HEHhlCk A BAUfukR. pheInists,
ALAAEV, New Ton.
e. f- nrtiris- soiaty druggists sad CsuH
Merchants Ia CITY, Town end Village 10 tbs CvinssA
World.
So nr Heutgk's remedies are aoldby " Hpyt, J q,
Bingham and y farhsqtpA 90 atIt JUhnapuff, aH1
b. q A. Weaks lyuduuL HtfsN Nssks - 1ahHt-
rY and ~ Drugrintsnh Merchants every whsfs tktt
apFr sifCulaiss ftfyent rsquinrf thsm wh snqafs 81
dif rrafftt htafdkaspEfh. fhe sals % tsst sfusaa
tis e1teudsd a. eiYniIthaa- UtH rusfE % EsEa
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CHEAP LIG 1T!

VNHE subscriber will sell Cor cash down,
i remember cssh down.
THE VERY NEST QUALITY
Of Kerosene OIL, by the one gallon or more At
5 per gallon, ....,,..,..
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