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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-28
D R. EATON
VEGETABLE HORSE COX IMMINENT

will cure if applied in season,
HprainS. inflammation and SwellngS of a! kinds.
Cuts Hicks. Bruises. COrking. Gals Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the stomach ar Limbs.
Soreness or stiffness of the Limbs or oinls kheu-
matsm, old Sores Nc.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter 10 half an ounce of the
Imminent. we'll mixed with three times the GUAM
THY Of warm MOlasSes. For Scratches. clean tht
ANGLE BY dry rubbing. then apply the Linimcn;
often when the ANGLES are dry and Use the Horse
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when need, with
Castle Soap and water, then apply the LiniIlcnr
from two To three times dav. Fer al other en-
;ernal diseases, make thorough application iw1
or three times day. Please take bottle and
be sure and shake il up before using. and YOU
will be satisfied
TESTIM ONIILS
From D. A Burnside. E>I the We'll known proprietor o
the Lancaster Hotel. y H.
Dr. Eaton Dear Sir had horse which was Obliged
his alcl CAUSED by interfering which, could lao: heal ul
Your Horse and Ok liin.nt recommended To Ie a,
the best ia use.
made application which reduce! the i,,riarna
ton at once heae the wound and brought hal:
anu The horse was III for Use ia lew dv>. CONSIDER il
the best LInent used and woull cle,rfullv re-
commend il I" the public
From Joseph L. Glib Esq one oftbe Pr,n-;,ors n, N,
vel Known Crawford House. al the " hite Mountains
81 III the
at Mountain Stables also keep stock Of Dr. Eaton,
Horse and On liniment hard have used il lon-
enough 10 Know thatit l. the best Lilment
q" Used 10 Teduce iia,naiios ami >weiiI-> Il all kind:
anu heals Cuts Bruises. C"rks al> Scratches Cramp.
IN the Limbs OF Stomach Colo, AcSc
fyour Horses or Cattle are troubled With any
of the above diseases or injuries. try bottle
and YOU will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added.
For sale by all the Druggists aid dealers il,
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
AL orders addressed to
c. b. HUTCHINS,
Nov. 2i-ly. Lisbon, y. II.
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JONAH BROOKS, Register.
John s. Clark's Estate,
Jeremiah Carter,S Estate.

WE,the Subscribers, being appointed by the Honora
" Bile Probate courtfOr the district of Caledonia com.
nS>ioers 10 receive, examine and adjust ali claims
ana demands Oh all persons against the Jeremiah
Garter. formerly OF Peacha, Ill said district late OF
charleston, Arkansas deceased represented nsolvent
a' the term oi SIN months from the 2Uth day of Sep
TENDER \. d. 1865 being allowed by said court to the
creditors Of sald deceased to exhibit and prove then
respective claims before us, give notice, that will
attend TO the duties of appointment At the dwelling
house Of Alonzo X. Lucas, in Peacham in said dis,
lGt on the2oh days oi September and December next
at Il O'Clock P. N. OIL each of said DAYS
J. Z. A PACKER,
SOL IRA " WINTEP fComrS.
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Caledonia Co. Supreme Court,---Ausust
Term, 1865.

ANNE BEAN Al. BEAN. Libel for Divorce
The belan in heI petition forth that on the 4thday
Of March, lS6l she lawfully Joined in marriage TO the
b-ee, by A. Il. Chadwick, ESl one OF the Justices of
peace within said county; that she has had one child
son. now about four years of the fruits Of said mar
i5e and that she has always lived and conducted her
seal III the due observance OF All the REQUIRED of
er by her marriage contract But That SAID Iibelee
has neglected and refused L. furnish her with tn. means
Uf support according 10 his ability. and has violated and
dlsresarGed his marriage contract by committing the
crime iot adultery as by the original libel Tile more
July appears.
The liant therefore pravs the court that the bonds of
aiiInony as contracted between the parties be dissolved
that she be iecreed the ard custody said child
al that ailnony BE- granted her out of the of said
ibellec. tSigIed, ANNE BEAy
Ross BURBANK, Attorneys
Inc libel OF which the foregoing is the substantial
paris having been presented 10 and il appearing that
the libelee Is without the limits this thai
vice cannot be made him the way-It here
by Ordered, that 50 much OF said libel appears above
together with this order be published weeks
CtH>l|ty III the Cilei1nal newspaper published al 81.
Joisbury III said county Of Gale the last of which
publications 1" be al least three weeks before the day
OF the session o! the Supreme Court he held said
Jos'ry, ON the oath day August, lo65, at which
term SAID libel is rcturiab!e.
1'6l Luxe p. POLAND, Chf Judge sup. Court
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y A l n 7! PAIN II!
WINTER,S METALLIC BROWN PAINT

COM ENDS ITSELF
Ills pure oxide of Iron and Manganese. II myas
readily with LlnSeed OIL taking two gallons less per I0I
oS IMAM any mineral and body than any
other paint 1t forms glossy, unfadnc durable retac
c9at protecting wood from decay. and iron OF other
ais from rust or c0rrosion $500
~ II does not require grinding, and Is warranted ,o
give satisfaction for painting Railway Cars Iron BrJye
Boots, &c. NNAee
H. n. F. MARSHALL CO.
Pain and Varnsh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Agents for No,
England States. Avn"
Store 1S Broad Street, Boston.
Boston. Oct 8, la6A-lyr.
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Il liable TeSIimopr
CleTgymen, Lawyers, Singers,

and all Those whose occupation requires AZ unusus exec
else OF The vocal organs will ans This the Only I'm
which VII er'o'tUaiiy and inStautaneou>ly rr.ir.
diicGties fHi>stfaeDis- unlike most 0ii,vr-. ,--
no' naus7ons, tut IS extremely PLEASASTpo TA>.s
A small quantity allowed 10 pass over the irr,i,.
III onoe refnoves The ei.tiEuliy.
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Hens may be cured of eating their eggs
by blowing out the contents of an egg, and
filling it with mustard made into paste.
Make a hole in each end and then blow
the contents out, and when filed paste pa
per over the hole. One taste of the mus
tarl effects a cure
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DIR. WARREN'
B l lou S BIT Err S

never fails 10 cleanse the system Of Al M
and unhealthy seereiiuns, thereby prereutin-
caring diseases of the skin, and all COMMA
arising from Impurities OF the blood. or is
ordered state OF tic liver. kidncys. stomach =
bowels The proprietor having sold tins T.,
ieine extensively during the past arc yCa,-
and marked It's effects, offers i, TO the public w
fullest confidence In It's merits, assured from q
experience that 4 single trial viii convince e.
NEST shepticai. OF It's rare luedi, NAL rirt-t>.
Mr. Daniel Smith Of Barton, VI. who la a,-
out Of health for long time AM unable L.
writes under date of August -, loe2- Il 80.
menced taking The aitiers Isl OF july; have IA
one bottle and part of another-find nv ia.
quite restored My SON has speen trogo.ra
years with sores under ms arlas and taS Pa.
cured ny taking one bottle Of DR.. walTcl. e.
Gus Bitters.''
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NOTICE 70 HORSE BREEDERS.
STANTON HORSE.

This celebrated stock horse will make the
season of 1865 as follows: Mondays and Tues
days at Passumpsic House Stable. st. Johnsbury
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Lower Water
ford; Fridays at Passump=ic Village, Barnet
Saturdays at Lyndon Corner.
For further particulars see large advertisement
WIN. B. STANTON.
HoRATIo HUTCHINSON, Agent. tlaug
AL sums due me for the Use of the Stanton
Horse for 1864, may be paid to Emerson Hall
WM. 3. STANTON.
st. Johnsbury, June s, 1865.
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arltlaii Ianr1arN 1.

Landau. January Isl. 1854
T. b. HutChinS. Dear SIT: Please 10 send other
dOE of DR. Eaon'S Pain Eraiicatur IL am travelling
from house L. hUu>e have good Opportunity t. intro
,uCc il. have seen K sick Hc ICle TnakaChe
Throat. Frozen limbs and Rheunaii ami also
10 lie good FOR cuts Bruises &c would recommend
every family the best family medicine inlrou-
ced 10 the publc. T.. b LoYEJpI.
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Lisbon. sept l. ISIS
Ia EsToN-Dear Sir: was very much troubled i iew
days since with lame hack hard Icn in my side and
nuilbness one side ofrDy body and lin> took dr>.
of your Pain EracatoT, asi made external aun
which relieved Inc AT would sax that had =
attack the cramp anu Relieved al ono. uy Al
application In the MANNER CONSIDER II the hest ;ain
erailCator ever saw. DARiUS GEORGE.
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li>b"L JANUARY l.. i-ti
C. B IIutchnS Dear Sir: IreCeived very had >cali
ANGLE and foot. made application at ui Or.
EaUr> Pain EraIicai"r. which produced
iu cure. am FULLY satisfied il the best iaiy
medicine ever used CHAS wUOLSuN
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READ EAI
DR.. b. EATON'S
WHITE NORTHUMBERLAND E PAIN ERADIcsroI

Composed of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
ents. is now offered TO the public, and will Cure.
Sprains. and lnfamations Of all kinds. Lameness,
Soreness. Cuts. Bruises. Rheumatism. Cramr,
Headache. Toothache, Group. Diarrhra. Liver
Complaint Chappej Hands, Run Rounds. Chi
bains, Sore Throat Coli Sores, Scali Head, AZ d
never fails to cure Burns Frozen Limbs
This is no HI MBUG medicine, bat will cure The
above named diseases If applied in season
TESTIM ON IiLS
FOm G. T. + Hodsman, the well known Druggists OF
IitfletUn. n H.
We have sold large quantities 81 Dr. Eaion's White
Mountain vegetable Pain ETddCIvr which ha> given The
best Satis faction 10 all who have used -d Inc
sold and people ali that the test
pain eradicator ever offered 10 the public
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DIR. FRANK l.. MASON

very successful practitioner IL Suncook, NJ
writes March %, 1868: Having made eNtel-.-
use,uf DR.. Warren 5 Bilious BittUrs IN NV ia.
during the past two years, l have no he>i,l.
IN accommodating them 10 the public g. 4 ~
reliable and valuable family IlArGicine, fr,la o.
use Of which can be obtained more satis..c
results than from any other compound WITH ".
l am acquainted Subsequently, IN coITel>-
ton with tie proprietor, DIR. NJ says Il >a.-
not know how Ia get along in nay practise XII
out Dr. Warrons Bilious siItt.rs. IL54>al--
who have Become acquainted aith III s-ist'
healing virtues of this t.ulr wonder woTA.,-
psnacea have given almost fa54.cus a. cunts
what II has done tor them. AS praises az -
oy all who have tested lis txc,.leIcc. IN CO.
ciusion We beg leave to say L. he lIT--'aN' -
DIR. Warren Bilious Bitter, .ie glllnS " o.
despair and you will yet live l. 10 good 10 y
afflicted fe.low-men by RECOMMENDING 10 =.
The medicine, which by the blessing %
Providence restored YOU to heath. AL
iuli enjoyment Of 4 long, useful and haiit -.
Beware Of counterfeits and ilnitatlu---
We 4 fac slm3ie signature of The pTopIl5f 4
A PERRY over the cork 0: each both 49,
nh cl 1S
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Sfhunls.

ESSEX co. GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
IL AT CONCORD CORNER.
The fall term of this school will commence on
Wednesday, September IL, 1865,
and continue ten weeks under the instruction of j.
4 WOODBURY., with such assistance as the wants
of the school may require. Good board, and
rooms for those desiring to board themselves. can
ce obtained at very reasonable rates. For further
information address the Principal or W. S. How
ard Esq Sec. board of trustees.
Concord. July 20. 1865. 60-65
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Lisbon. May |. l~.i
Mr.. Hutchins. Dear Sir: Was troubled few Ia
with lame foot which was swollen iIy ankle badly.
and was unable 10 ear weight upon IL. | appi-,.
boot a usual. OTIS SAVAGE.
Many other testimonials could be added had We
roem. For sale bv al the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town.
TRY 4 BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
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From Lahan Tiilis, Esd. Litii.tan. y II.
DE- EaIoS-Dear Sir: have been very much troubled
for Il long time with Rheumatism, ali through al. hy
using one bottle of your Pain EradcatOr wa> relieved a
and justice 30 and medicine would
cheerfully recommend lis Use 10 the AFFLICTED.
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brushes.

An extensive assortment of Hair, Nail,
Tooth. Flesh Dust, Shoe and Paint Brushes
Also, Hair Oils. Colognes, Perfumes, Hair Dyes
and Dressings, Cosmetics, Toilet Vinegar, with
Fancy Goods in variety, just received at
BINGHAM'S DRUG STORE
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Ieaal.
Hannah PreSbry,s Estate.

SlAih OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at Luz
dS.stIlct, on the 18th day of July, d, 1868.
instrument purporting to be the last viii nd Tesla
ut vi haina4 PrcSbry, late of Lunenbury, in said
dltsnOrh the executor therein named for probate
.uctei Oe nOtlted TO pear at OF said court
be holden at the Probate office. in uunenburg on the
9TH day OF August lotj and shew cause, if any they
may have, against the Probate OF said Will for which
purpose II Is further ordered that copy of the record
OF THIS ordel be published three weeks excessively in the
Caledonlan, printed at ST. Johnsbury previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
true copy OF record-Attest,
6O-62 JONAH BROOKS, Register
John s. CIark's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court holden at
ESSEX District, IS Lunenburg in and for said dis
trlct, on the 10th day OF July, A ID 1865.
GEORGE +. FRENCH administrator on the state of
John : Clark, late of LuneEburg, said district de-
ceased makes application tu said court extend the time
allowed him to the debts due said es-
tate and to render his administration until some
future day:
Whereupon 1t is ordered By said that said app-
Gallon be heard at the probate office in Lunenburg the
18th dayO July 1885, aud it is further ordered that notice
be given to persons concerned by The publication Of this
order in the Caedona printed at ST. Johnsbury three
weeks SuccesSiveIy, before said hearing.
By the court Attest
JON All BROOKS Register
true cops Of record.-Attest,
59-6l JONAH BROOKS, Register.
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Are Won sick. feeble and
complainin. Are you cui
of % der, with vour system
derangec and ycuT feelings
uncomfortable These symp.
toms are often the prelude
I" seTiols Illness. Some iii
o; SICKNESS i creeping Upon
You. and should hc aycriel
by 4 timely Use OF the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills.
and Cleanse ont the disorder
ed humorS-puriiy the hlord.
AMI let the fluids move ON
unObStructed in health again.
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THE CALEDONI
AariGultural.
Onions.

A good soil is desirable to begin with.
Plow in the fall and manure we'll with
well rotted manure from the hog PEN
Plow deep and let il lie in the furrow till
spring, and about the 18th or 10Th OF
April drag and pillow again. Sow, broad
cast. 20 or % bushels of ashes per acre,
and pulverize. When well pulverized,
roll it down and make your rows fourteen
inches apart. BY using a seed drill, four
pounds of seed will SOW an acre l pre-
fer soaking my seed in water, milk warm,
~ hours before using it, 1t will come up
quicker. Dry il with plaster or in the
sun. As soon us the onions show them
selves in the row. begin to use the hoe and
keep using it until the tops cover the
ground Keep them clean Of weeds, and
if too thick. thin them. If the land is
rich they will bear to be thicker than on
poor land After first and second hoeing,
SOW ashes or plaster broadcast, or drop it
on the rows it will retain the moisture
and facilitate their growth, and add to
their size.
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From Josiah Kilborn. Esq Li,,ieton. y. II.

August - l>63.
Icetify that by sudden tall broke wn ui my rib. ana
bruised side. which CAUSED pain AMI SorelS.
made 4 thorough application Of Or Eaipn'> Pain Erad
Gator. which relieved from NY distress once am
soon took the soreness from NV side consider Yer,
valuable medicine indeed and pleased 10 hear that
II Is About 10 be offered 10 the public Al large
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L. ING NPLIINTs

ins wen Known remedy is offered 10 the ,rs.1.
HOi'ed 10y The experience Of over forty wear. AK
sdted 10 In season, seldom fails 10 et,.c, -, '''r
rnaqas, Colds. Group. BroneEf1i, ia
"hoopt'.g- Cough, HDersencSS, Pans - '''~2
ness ga the Chest aud Sic,. Hl,cs,..- ',s
the L"'.gs, L'rer Complaints, :
lis Complete success IN many cases 81 r,rs-
sumption has reversed tue ol,ioion SO bon, 1'--
that this much dreaded disease is pcurafja ''i-
To those who have already made Use o--,,s q.
He appeal Is necessary To those " no l.s,- , :
oily 10 refer them TO the written testiInol ,as
our most distinguished citizens. who har. L..
fohealth when the expectation Of being r,l-..s 49,
"iorlori hope" We have space ONLY i,r liz,
Reliable TesIimo,,
FArRFIEID, Ma. Ann >, IL,
Aessrs SIXTH w FowLE q Co,
1enfenen>-Seells numerous certificate, IN, -,
Farmer endorsing the merits "a that great I,,,- 20
WisiaIs Baisam VI Wild Cherry. I am lraur-5
great pleasure IN giving publicity the -rf - '4
oonlpllshed m my family. Ny sttl nelIry A a. b-
Postmaster al Fairfield. Somerset County ".
cd with splitting III llood. cough weaklr,>, al 1a
general debility. fnnch So tina; our family ,TYt.g1
ciaTcd a m 10 have a Seated C0Ilsumltpi-- H.
Der medical treatment fcr number "a ra,g-ls -
Nec no t'eiTeni fruin IL AT length Wa induce
chase one bottle q " iStars IA sam Nhi, i,,4.
50 much Vhialned another, which In sh,rr r,y.,
ed him TO hrs usual stale ii health. ihhik I 90,
recommend this remedy 10 others ia like oansiti
* Inns ali Il pafi'5rts 10 he,-the Great Lug r.
iur The Illness
The above statement, gentlemen Is NIX vii,,,s-- EEL
INK 10 '1 III iaNOG vi Your ba>ana and L. Al Eour as
A. ever. Yours
ANDREW ARCRrg
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DRAFTS q. Will Ii A NJ :

" Successors TO j. " HunneweA 4 90
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Drugs. Medicines, Paints. OILS Dye sum,
nishes, Window Glass, Manufacturer
articles and Chemicals
Agents fo- Forest River Lea1Co-,-NHsi'e Lea
French a;la American L.nc. l.,
Druggists. Perfumers AID Liquor Dealers
hsls in the greatest yarictH- rs
II ,,r-SSEwEiI-s CELEBRATED RENEN1fe
u,;n,s o,,r s.,.-u,,atio 10 main ain The re-
If mis- o,d Drnr and Paint Establishment ai- III,
patrons respectfully ASKED oontinaa an sr,eRs
PATRONAGE and an are Invited 10 call al ia
5 and 8 COMMERCIAL WHARF, BUSY
ltAprse
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..1TV S P ECIAL NOTICE
H3 TO PASSENGERS
A62X 0E@u1 .

Through tickets and reliable information be prOcur
ed OF the Great Western Railroad Agent for all points
West aud Southwest. Parties destined West will find it
Tor Their advantage to call the Agent before purchas
Inc tickets West. Tickets low by any other first
class route This is the only route by whc passengers
have have full view OF the magnificent scenery Of NJ
AGARA FALLS.
Tickets Via the above line be procured at all princi
pal Ticket Offices throughout the United States and of j.
d. GOU Id, Agent, St J0hnSbury. VT. 7. N. Derby,
Eastern travelling Agent Ogdensburg, N. Y. Thomas
SwliyT General Manager, Hamilton. G.. W. James
Charlton General Agent, Hamilton, &. W. VIM. X. KIM
ball, Travelling Agent, Bellows Falls, VT tIjln66
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BILIOUS a1TrERS.

BILIOUS 81TTERS.
For i'urifylng the blood curing Liver Con-
plant ana ali Bilious Affections fcr strength
ln-- intiSaTatins, building UP AID lu;tiI- IL
order the Weak, Worn Oar. hun Down, De's--
tated and diseased Human System, has 40 eg,.-
in the world
Ii quickens The circulation, restores tie E.
appetite, regulates, strengthens and iIvi-arl-. IS
the whole 5, st,m- For Hpmors in the blood. a.
imperfect circulation, this is an active and L.
eni remedy. The use of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-28

KING BEDS-AND BEEs-I have care.
fully watched the movements of this bird,
and do admit that they eat the honey
bee but think it is benefit to the COL
ony Of bees rather than an injury, and the
reason can be stated in a few words, they
catch only the drones Or stingless bees,
which are driven out and die, ifnot caught
by the king birds. In the afternoon, when
the drones or male bees fly out, the king
birds will come within a few rods of my
hives and snap them down as though they
thought ii no crime, Of which opinion l
am. J. L. UERsE1.
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'JEWELRY AND BOOK STORE.
st. JOhnsbury Plain, VI.
Where all wEo wish to purchase goods in his
line Of trade will find il for their ntere>: to CALL
rs there you will find the largest assortment OF
WATCHES, CHAINS, LOCKETS.
Rings. Silver and Plated Ware, and all such
goods usually kept in a first class Jewelry Store.
Also a large variety of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Albums, Diaries, Fancy Goods, Toys. Cutlery,
Pictures and Frames. Bird Cages,
Travelling Bags and Bas-
kcts, Wallets,
&c.
NAME PLATES engraved and for sale.
u Albums Ia large variety on hand) at manu-
facsurcrs reduced prices
II All goods warranted represented.
HAIR JEWELRY made by Mrs. c. c. Childs
u Hair taken in exchange for goods.
i , Ladies False Hair constantly on hand.
Galyanizing with Gold and Silver on Watches,
Chains. &c
Marx your Gothing-Stencil Plates and Ink
can be had at my store.
Collar your Dogs as the State Law requires
Collars can be had and engraved a. my store.
Watch, Clock and other repairing and cngrav
ing done by experienced workmen or myself,
practical workman, and aca1ranted
o. See advertisement of "a New and Valua-
BILE Invention" 57tf
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Pendulum Clock Escapement

Takes this opportunity of informing the public
that he is now prepared to alter all kinds of PEN
dulum Clocks into this Escapement on short
notice. All who have clocks that do not operate
as they should, would do well to bring them in
and have them altered. at once, into the Detatch-
ed Pendulum. All Clocks so altered WAR
RANIED. The cost of altering does not usual
y exceed that of repairing without altering. This
Escapement has been thoroughly tested and
found to be superior i'll every respect to any yet
brought to the notice of the public. A clock
with this Escapement may be seen in operation
at the store of c. c. CHILDs, who alone has the
right for Caledonia county.
n. B.-GalvaniZing with Gold or Silver on
watch cases. chains any other articles of ewt l.
ry.
u Mark your Clothing-Stencil Plates and
Ink for marking your names legibly upon your
clothing, can be found at my store.
! J Repairing Watches, &c. done we'll and
warranted. c. C. CHILDS,
42t st. Johnsbury, VT
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CHECK REINs FOR DRAFT HORsEs.-
The head and neck of horse assist in
balancing his body when not restrained by
taut check rein just as the arms of a
man enable him to walk with more ease
when they are llnconfined. When check
rein Is 30 short as to hold the head of a
horse higher than he is accustomed to
carry it, it is impossible for him to travel
or draw easily A man can walk or run
much more aivantageously with his arms
free and his head and shoulders thrown
little forward, because they are important
balances for his body. If draft horses
have check reins they should always be
unhitched when they are hauling heavy
draft, especially up hill. If one watches
the movements of horses head when he
slips on lee, Or a pavement, ne will be
satisfied that draft horses should not be
checked up much. Carriage horses may
be made to hold their heads up high but
those which have hard pulling should be
allowed to so it in the easiest manner, with
their heads held naturally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-07-28
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