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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24
NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERS.

NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERs'
The Horse CALEDONIA. better known az the
Hall Horse, will stand the ensuing season for
the improvement of Stock at the following places.
Tuesdays at Sutton Corner;
Saturdays at Lyndon Corner;
And the remainder Of the time at the stable of
the subscribers.
The above named horse is FIVE years old in June
1854; weight 1850 pounds; hight l6i hands; col
or, da'k bay.
PEDIGREE Caledonia was sired by the Rix
Horse, his dam, mare Of superior quality,
weight ll5O, was sired by the Brigham Horse,
grand-dam by Billy Root, G. 6. dam by the Bun
dy horse.
The subscriber would say to those unacouaint-
ed with said horse that for style and action he
cannot be surpassed by any horse of his size in
the state, and promises good speed when proper
y trained.
TERMS-insurance, IS 90. All mares dis
posed of before the usual tine of foaling will be
considered with foal H. B. & H. NJ. HALL.
East Burke, May Is, 1864. 1904
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24
- AGRICULTURAL
S@-4-~l~& "A d
SEED STORE.

The undersigned having bought the stock Of
Agricultural Implements a@d Seeds II II. {.
DICKINSON, woald respectfully say "a the people
of Caledonia County and vicinity, that they re
prepared 20 furnish cyoryth.u- j.. their lie -
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE
Our assortment Of SEEDS viii cal>is; IL i-g, Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24

YVNO THE LADIES. The celebrated DR. l.. Dix partic
L ulary invites ladies who need medical surgical
Il adviser 10 callat his rooms No Il EndicOt; Street.
Boston, Mass. which they will ind arranged iOT their
special accommodation.
Dr. Dix having devoted twenty to this par
tCuar branch Of the treatment o all diseases peculiar TO
females, II Is conceded by all Doth in this country
Europ) that he exceS all other known practitioners
In the safe, speedy and eeCtual reatmen. Of all female
complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
removing all diseases such debility, weakness, unuat
ural sppressiOns. enlar gements the womb also. all
discharge which flow from morbid state OF the blood
The Doctor Is fully prepared 10 treat III his peculiar
style both medically and surgCly, al diseases OF the ie
male sex, ana they respectfully Invited to call at
No. 81 EndicOtt Street, Boston.
All letters requiring advice must contain dollar to
ensure answer.
Boston, Jan. J. lo64-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24
IMPORTANT TO
p % N SIONERS 8,

e ~ n y I y IN TI II = +.
~ U. :. & c. c. Burke Attorneys at Law. Barnet
~ would respectfully inform the citizens
Caledonia Co, and vicinity that they are giving
Po!acafar attention to the prosecution of claims
against the United States Government for Pen
si?ns, bUunmes Arrears of Pay &C. They are sup
IN force. together with the decision Of the Pen
sion, Bureau, and Attorney General thereon
DECLARATIONS FOR PENSIONERS
must be made before the Clerk or Judge of court,
Judges. 0'- oAe u LAC
Call on or address O.S. &C,C. BURKE
Barnet, Vt. se,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24
poUDRETTE, POUDRETTE,

Inc Lodi Na4uiac,u,iss- reu-i,ar.y. ,,. --
experience ii II wears. a-ai,l Off TT = . . ..
i"rin a. lc-e %: foudr,Tte a; IA prirrs +
:l2'leAcc Of thousands : Customers att o. ..
iac' 'ta.- = Is IL cheapest an a1-y h,-t l..-.
ii market aud particularly adlriteiFar r..-..
com POTATOES, a. q ga.Gea truck
The company m,nutarf-ry ai-a Boa de.
"a Su'. tit'I'o fsT Gu-no, from bone, l.l-.l
ai3 g.l-o. gT.aII G.rc P.iop Ss5,.Cs-.n.
pamnhlg- ca-r1ioip- directions I . a-.
price. Sc-. nav hc had free b. aIi-r>-.u1a -
ter T. iAr -i.ea Il tae COMPANY, G5 U...s..-.
II, Aew 1orN or applying l. our a-,l',
JOHN u RICHARDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24

By DR.. l.. Dix If failing to cure in less time than any
other physician, more effectually and permanentk win
restraint from occupation fear OF exposure TO all
weather, with safe and pleasant medicines,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-06-24

10 -, ieJi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

Tho wheat arket continued inactive buyers and sci.
lers being apart In their views Sales could not have
been effected 70 any considerable extent unless at
teral concession and quotations would be entirely nomi
nal Small sales, amounting 20 few thousand bushels
reported nj 81 90 for white Michigan, 81 80 for
amber Jersey and 81 sc FOR amber Michigan Rye was
naiiy 81 30. Corn was shade lower with sales OF
and 81 32a 81 30 for new yellow Oats dull and
drOotng the range being SIC 9cc. In barley aud bar
lev malt nothing OF moment trnnspired.
BkEwAx quiet and only heard OF sales OF 600
lbs II SIC. 5sc.
Corros was dull and lower; about 200 bales sold on the
basis of 1sc. q TOO for middliug.
CoAr--iard was quiet 100 tons Scotch steam sold at
So SO
Rio was quoted 43c. a4s 90, with email sales
quiet but nrm. 100 900 lbs sold IT 90 kc.
for Baltimore and ~ &c for lake
DRuGS500 pkgs bt carh soda sod at sifc $50 casks.
boschog powders 67sc Tc. 100 tons soda ash, s5sc
% do. caustic soda CSC. T5 90. sal soda, a.
Dyrwoops-250 tons Jamaica logwood sold at SIS, and
$50 do fustic, $40
Fsrn-we note sales Of IS oc0 Barscoa cocoauuts at
9s5, aud 3 900 punches bananas at 81 20 n "
FRFcTS were fat and Great Britain nominal.
reported rates which will not cover coet Of loading
neutral 100 boxes bacon and Id tons taow at 6s
aud 500 bags bark 1s0 To Bristol rer neutral hops
,.d and heavy pipe AZ 2bs 10 Bremen 300 hhds.
bbs oil al 2os 80 DO ashes l5s. 500 boxes extract
logvood az 49, and 100 baIes tobacco at Doc. British
brig 1900 bbIs, 70 Havana NJ VI 100 another, same
voyage 900 bbls at 81 200 another 1900 bbls Same
voyage 1t Pr British schooner, l2o tons, 70 New
fcnpdasd and back 81 200, half gold. British brig
oss tors 20 west Coast Of Africa and back. al o. and
another 25O TONS 20 hstamoros, at&l 20a " % pes bb
g.y sgd 20 the sxspt Of 6nn baes At 81 30 81 90 70,
shipping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY April 1915 P. NJ
better feeling prevailed Al ths first board 70 day and
the opinion that the had passed These
temporary revulsions have become a part Of the ma
chnery Of stock jobbng when prices raised Tar
above the intrinsic OF dividend paying stocks and
speculation the fanoes and various mining bubbles
runs wild the time for reaction always close at haud
and all those who refuse 10 heed the teachings which
hundreds Of such occurrences offer them lave nose
but themselves 70 blame II the consequences deal
with them rather roughly, Many Of the leading
shares run down TO so low point 'nAs
the attention Of capitalists who desired to make petma
nsut Investments was attracted towards them. whcn
had the effect OF producing comparatively steaay mar
ket, and OF dusing satisfactory tone generany'
In the afternoon the market quite and
ssnersl rise took place Tho following the closing
quotations Eric Railroad Il2, Erie preferred l06s,
Hudson River 1907 Harlem lsS. Reading lSe. Cleveland
and Toledo I46 Chicago and Northwestern 574 Chicago
and Rock Island Il4, Michigan Southern &c. Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne 1861, Michigan Central 14l Il, Illinois
Central 1861, Cleveland and Pttsburg llO Gaens and
Chicago i29, and New York Central 1856. fta
Government securities pressed lower to day the
hvetwenties going 104 Skies Of 1881 sold at
i0o the seven-thries at los and the year cerh.
Gates at %. H.eaH rt
The money market became easier loans were effect
ed seven per cent but the ruling above that
figure MG
An attempt made to stir up little excitement in
the gold market to-day; but 1t produced no startling
effect Gold opened in the morning TO- but before
noon fell 1861, from which point an upward
turn, and reached l69.
The Assistant Treasurer reports 10 day follows
Amount on hand 1877 ,277 ,74s
Receipts from customs. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
From other sources ..........."........ S,64s,667
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES Receipts, q obls. Marke, quet and steady,
with traing sales at 50 s7 50 for pos and sll for
pearls.
MISUNDERSTANDING, es47 hbls. four 526 bbls. and
1909 bags meal 3e5 bushels wbcnt 1883 do corn,
2I25 do and 1927 do barley The depression in
the market continued and prices again declined l5c
Csc, with only moderate business at the reduction
Sales 900 bbls State and Western, $500 do Southern
and 500 do Canadian. Rye -four also lower, selling
down S. 35 for supernne 70 30 rs for choice
do Corn meal vas in small supply and toerably vel,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20
HELP WANTED-MALEs,

AT THE MERCANTILE AGENCY 26S BROADwAY-
IA Waned eary this day assistant book keeper and
responding clerk dry goods ahIpping CLERK clerk for
grocery clerk advertising agent for railroad. tim
keeper for msaafac!or{ eo.sl csr. light porter sss
book keeper and collector other situations open see IL
OF vacancies Owing 70 the increasing demand US 70
help respectable by calling carly certain
20 find employment Organized conducted under specla
license from the Mayor, &c. MONTGOMERY co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

PLYMOUTH WooLEN MILL PRoPERrY.-Ow.
ing to the embargo that the snow put upon
everything, this property was not sold on We'd
nesday last, as advertised. The sale was, as
will be seen by our advertising columns, post.
poned until Monday next.
The value Of this property, for manuiactu.
ring purposes, is just beginning to be appreci-
ated, and there is reason to hope, that the
plan that hos been hit upon for turning it to
account may be carried ont. The formal ion
Of a stock. Company for the manufacture oil
paper. and the purchase and appropriation oil
this property for that purpose, is conception
that smacks OF an enlightened business fore.
sight. The property is admirably adapted to
that object, and can be purchased at less than
bali its value. and the business is one that of.
iers return hardly surpassed by any other 10
the range OF manufactures, while the formation
OF such company would add much to the bu.
sness thrift and growth of the place. But the
property is valuable for other manufacturing
purposes. and the chance to secure il should
DOT DO suffered to pass.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23
MEMORANDA OF AGREEMENT
AMONG
Publishers of AshtabuIa County.

That the system OF advance cash payments OF
subscription, at the rate OF 81 so per aDnum,
shall be ADOPTED as an invsiiahle rule, and that
no paper shall be delivered or sent out, or sub
scription renewed on any other terms after the
ex ,iratoD OF the month Of January, 1864.
That obituary announcements shall continue
10 be inserted gratuitously, but all eulogistic or
laudstory comments upon the deceased, shall
be admitted on no other than half advertising
raies--25 cents a square Of IL lines.
That oil marriage notices must be paid for at
the rate of 25 cents.
That all casual advertisements, to insure in
sertiou, must be paid for when sent in.
That all advertisements OF an indelicate or
immoral tendency, and unfit for promiscuous
family reading shall be rigidly excluded
That this agreement shall go into effect. wit
the exception OF the regulation ofsubscription
above made, Oh the first day Of January, 1876
JAMES REED. Ed. Telegraph.
J. A. H0wELI.S h Co., Props Sentinel
p, RIEG. Prom. nenorter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

RAILROAD DIsAsrER-EFFEcrs OF THE STORM.
"A disaster such as that which startled our
community on Tuesday, is of rare occurrence
on this road. Aud seldom such set OF cir
cumstances occur to give occasion for it. The
severity Of the storm, and the great body OF
snow upon the track had stopped two freight
trains at the cut some three miles east of aipes-
vile. The night express-lrom the east, which
passes here at 80 u. m.--conductor MURRAY
next reached the point of blockade about 10
o'clock-ench in its order having sigualed the
other. and arriving without accident. Then fol-.
lowed the Accommodation driven by two en-.
giucs. 1t is stated as from conductor Murray,
that he sent one brakeman back 10 signal he
Accommodation. and then told the other brake
man what he had done, and that both must
attend to it. The first brakesman came back
nearly frozen. and before the other could reach
the place, the Accommodation came in and the
collision occurred.
The Injured persons were oil beloniug to the
Express train, the Accom- nodation having run
into the rear of that train.
From the best information we can gather
this disaster resulted 10 the immediate death Of
four persons, and the wounding Of some twenty
others. The damage to the trains was the
burning of iour passenger cars and the injury
of Others, and the demolition of one locomotive.
A number of the wounded were put into the
cars Of the Accommodation train. aud an engine
teegrsphed at Perry, bu, it stuck fast in the
snow whi lie in sight, but before it reached the
spot and therefore could render no assistance.
On the receipt of the news at Cleveland
Superintendent Nottingham, started for the
scene Of disaster with three locomotives, and
only passed Willoughby at three P. NJ.
The ruins were a bar to further progress
from this way through most of the day
on "Wednesday. A train from the East tha,
passed here on the evening of Wednesday is
said to have run off the track at Geneva, and
train from the West, that had been expected
at about ii o'clock on Wednesday night. only
got through to this place on Thursday morn.
ing, bringing US the Cleveland Herald OF Tues
day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

The Snow STORM that began on Monday
night, and blew itself out on Tuesday night
proved itself worthy TO rank with the severest
that occur. The snow upon level, would
probably scarcely be less than two feet But
the winds have thrown it into oil kuds Of fan.
ciful shapes and piles, from ten feet down.
No outward bound trains left Cleveland on
Tuesday, and the trains in transit for Cleveland
on all the roads running into that city, were
showed in at various points along their respec-
tive lines.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23
Ne,o Arrangementsl

OW1NG 10 a great increase 10 trade,
Mr. Hall has been compelled establish his Western
wholesale and retail at the lowest possible for cash.
As heretofore he will have branch Offices and agents "a
lowest factory prices. M 81 llfff1
Well Posted, Great Advantage. ~
Having been in the trade s years. Mr. H. has probably
endeavored advantage his
than Mr. Hall 1t requires energy and patience to bat
enough attends an enterprise which has placed good PIANO
mel0dean in nearly 5000 households and made merry and
glad three times that number Of souls with sweet muhe
Reward OF Merit.
While many of bis competitor by dshonorabe dealing
&c, have failed to succeed, Mr. II. has built up trade
which almost without parallel in the West Orders
struments sold selected by Mr. Hall parties and
sent to them thus saving them trouble and e1penss
gold dollar sold for ninety cents There plenty Of
worthless Instruments saordng big profit for sale at ten
to make them.
Holiday Presents.
Money Is plenty and is the time to make the d.ught
something they will think hundred times more ef than l.
600 dollars laid up at interest will sell br the ner. 90
days for cash or or 100 pianos and heods
ans at greatly reduced prices Send 10 orders soon
Been East; g.-t
Looked into the market Bought for cash. Of twsivs q
the best Makers large stock wi A daily arriving at hs
rs not how tT YOU i've always write before
| thing. =. ~ = .--,s' =,
"Agent" cao ~, -
Affixed to a generally broken down srehants
man WHO afraid of his creditors Beware Of such deal
ers What is their Sorra~t for fire ysars good fore Mr.
a IS seHt he buys for cash and responsible for What
N:B,1whsn peafer or agent comes .r0ana slvSs
! write to Geo. Hall before purchasing.
4 Correspondence; ...f.... :
Wishing get acqu tinted with all lovers OF music teach
prepared OF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

DISAPPOINTMENT UPON DIsAPPoINTNESr-.Tbe
Cleveland papers for Thursday evening. from
which we expected news, wherewith to ill our
reserved space, were carried by under tons OF
mail matter, to be returned on Friday. We,
therefore, hasten to press, as best we may, with
scarcely anything, but the accident, to lay be-
fore our readers. o..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

JAMESTOWN BRANcH.--MCDoNALD.w who su-
perrin tended the building of the Bridge at the
depot, informs US that he has been ordered TO
the jamestown line, for the beginning Of oper-
ations on the other side, between the Great
Western and the village, there being stretch
of some FIVE miles. The building Of the
branch, therefore, has become a fixed fact.
while the point of Lake Shoreconnection, is left
Aapping like the tail Of a shirt on a clothes
line
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

The MasoUs it will be seen by advertisement
under the proper head, are moving in the mat
ter Of selling their present hall in this place
aud contracting for the erection Of another.
Rumor says something about its location in
the spring by Geo. Russell, for Haskell &
Son, on the site OF their present store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

TRIBUNE ALMANAC.-This well known and
much valued publication, has been received for
1864. 1t is particularly valuable as compen'
dium Of statistical and political Information
Price Is cts, published by the Tribune Asso-
ciation NY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23
HAY is selling in this vicinity for 800 ton

WoMAN's RIGHrs-We hay e not been advo-
Gates of womans rights in the common sense OF
the term, but we do insist that the good cook
ought to have the Housewives Favorite. the
Clientele Saleratus, made by De Land Co..
for with it, and it alone can she produce bread
fit to be eaten. Woman has right to demand
this article of the grocer, and he is bound to
sell it, as most grOcers do.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

STEPHEN HALL has become Agent for the
Charter Oak, Hartford, Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company, aud is now open for business.
No better business man to deal with, and no
more sound and solvent Company.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We also keep large assortment Of
STERESCOPES AND STERESCOPIC
VIEWS.
Ashtabula Union School.

George w. Waite, A. b. Superintendent
GEo. W. WAIVE Principal Of High School,
Miss SARA NJ scHoOSMAKuR, Assistant in High School
Miss HRLKsA ScHooSAAKKR, Grammar
Miss CAKRIE Z. KING Intermediate Depart uen,
Miss SUsAN SAMPsOx, Secondary Departn snt
Miss SUSAN N. WnDEE. Primary De partment
Miss EMMA ENpIGN, Assistant n Primary
The School is Free To all persons Of suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Disct attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year Terms for pupils from abroad
wiilhy I|E.t. MA fl .ItT..
For Primary annum $500
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1900
Tuition payab le In advance.
All applications for admission to be mas to he supsrn.
tendant
The Fall TeFna commences Monday Sertan 70 yth
Is63 and the Winter Term Monday, January 4th lte4
II Ia highly desirable that should begin open
Ing Of No pupils out OF the village will be received
less period than term, md deue0i or
eept In Of sickness removal. laI
s.: +; VI i si5Ss { sgafiis tot ts...'s.
II. FAssxrr. Pratt
H. l. hoRRtsos, 7Ssss -..fl U.tA
y. o. 0ULLEr, Board Of EduoatinA
j. b. CResBY,
A. Y. hrsSixp, ss9Wss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

The following appointments have been made
10 the I'd Reg, Ohio Militia, by command Of
T. 3. winship. COL; w. p. Howfsud. Ist
Lieut.. and Adj't, F. II. FOllsst, lst Lieut..
aud Q. ". sr.4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

The MAILS not having resumed their wonted
regularity, and no papers, therefore, reaching
US 90 Thursday except Of very venerable
age, we are obliged to go to press with rather
more than ordinary leanuess.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23
wrNcoop's 10 onLAND PncroRAL.

Dise.sss of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary Organs are
prevalent nsdous and dangerous The properties OF
medicine TO alleviate, and uproot these complains,
be Expeeoran Anodyne and lnvigoratng loosening
the OF the throy aud mparng tone to the entire
system. No discovery medical science mastered this
esss o. d..eses like DR. wpnkocps Iceland Pastoral
used With the most astonishing results in all cases o bron
chis Innuenra, whoopng Cough Diphera or Putrd Sore
Throat Asthma Group, Coughs, Colds, Nervous irraOV
The Rev. ,. J. Potter ceraes. [" that have used d.
Wynkoops Pectorai for several years. myself ana IN my
family, for Pulmonary Complaints and have recon-
mended 10 many others and have never seen US equal
" Rev. ,. }. Potter, Brooklyn, N. r."
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonials could
be produced showing Its remarkable cures and that ner
faik.
composed of pure Iceland Moss Balm Of Gilead Peru
Wan Basa, Eecampane Coufey Burdock and other in-
valuable expecorant and tonic ingredients II harmless
prompt and lasting Invsds and sufferers cannot aferd to
neglect trial. Every family shone have H. II Is remark
able for Group. Full descriptions recommendations and
directions, accompany each bottle.
Sold In Ashtabula by A. HENDRY, and by
all principal Druggists.
ep.red BY Dr. r. D. wynkoop and sold by D. s. Barne
Co., New York Hf