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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
THE, GALE DON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

- " rrd ,'or TO make TIE CALIFORNIAN valuable
fr;. al a,r>; and our friend in Caledonia Essex and
.r..D. ,ountr. will confer great favor to Us and
M yrv materially to the interest of the paper by sending
~ iL1in- in q hrirf, leghle form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
jeremiah Gray. DDS Estate.

JfFFEIIHH V'THy. SU7 E~tatt.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court held at st.
Caledonia District JOhnShury in said district.
the ID day of Feb A d. 1876.
WHEREAS. Samuel ID. Gray. executor of the last will
and testament U jeremiah Gray. ID late heeiock
in said district deceased propose tn render
his administration. and To present his account against said
estate for examination ami allowance the purpose
making partition and distribution of the residue SAID
tate under decree of said court among the persons no
are by law entitled IL the same:
IL l. therefore ordered by said court that the same come
under consideration and be- heard the Probate Office I'm
st Juhr>bury. the oath day Of February ID I>t6 And
II il further ordered that all PERSONS interested be- uui
fled hereof 10y publication o copy of the record Of this
order thu Caieionian printed ST. JOhr>bIry three
weeks successfully previous In said time hea ing that
the, may appear and contest Tie allowance of said
count II they and also be heard by court
In the matter of partition and distribution vi said estate
BY the COurt.-Atte>t.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy Of recOrd.-Attest.
Irl,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
H0HgeS.

\. VI. Cook has sold his interest in the
VI. |. goods store of Cook & Bartlett on
i,aiiroad street. to Daniels 4 Gale.
Horace :. GOss of this village has sold
lHr Geu. Morse place in Waterford to Chas.
H. rt0ddard. Tor $500.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09

necessity of this splendid preparation was twofold and
well has II proved how this necessity has been met. To
have true and natural opate for all of of sleep
ana nervous debility and ami for all
rheumatic g)t hysteric, paraiytC and ST. VituS dance
cases as an inward application without producing of
the horrors or bad effects OF opium, preparations Of
opium but preparation that should it fail reaching the
complaint, would eave no stain of debility behind. For
oot and earache for nervous common sick headache
Tor the suffering III monthly menstruaton distress after
eating 1t Is almost 1nfalble 1t is the production OF
eoraed herb from India, perfectly natural in its COLOR
Uniform In action and by confidence to will be found
the greatest necessity i'll every family This preparation
has the most unqualified confidence large numbers of
physicians is controlled by thorough knowledge of med
clne and ii is the wish OF the proprietor that it may be
accepted with perfect confidence by all free from all
species OF quackery and based most perfect laws
mat ria meGica HAsthma is most perfectly relieved
by the anOdyne and among its great points.
JOHN l.. HI NEWELL, Proprietor.
Practical Chemest, Boston.
Also proprietor of Hunnew ellis Universal Cough remedy
and hulnewers Eclectic Pills.
&c. Bingham and s. Randall, Agents, St Johnsbury.
Sold by sli dealers in medicine teb6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
HALL,S VEGETABLE SICILIAN

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to be
the most perfect preparation for the hair offered to
the public
1t is vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
lT WILL RESTORE GRAY ORIGINAL COLoR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanseS the scalp and makes the hair soft usrous
aid Slken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person. old or young, should fail to Use #.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST MEDICAL
AUTHORITY.
BgrASk for Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Remover
and take no other. r. p. HALL CO,
Nashua, n. H., Projectors
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
ADDISON COUNTY.

HE treasurer OF the town of StarksbOrO
lAi>-cd fifteen hundred dollars from his
lh"ury box. and found it in the possession
Of @irl employed in the house.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
FRANKLIN C0ENTN

II Is reported that II. ID. Farrar of Frank
IN county uses about $4,000 year in buy
in% stock OF the farmers.
Thomas Brown OF CRANKY. c. E. has
1'ri seized for smuggling five hundred dol
lar. worth OF cigars and opium. These
articles are now in the custom house. and
Brown /: in 81. Adams jail.
ihe It. Adams Messenger apologies for
o.uadcr oi the types which made it advo-
cate The draining the town of bad men,
instead OF bad rpm. II they will drain the
Town Of the latter good many Of the for
hicf VIII doubtless follOw.-Ffee Press.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Archibald Lander of Iopsham. was on
uiai last week in Orange county court for
arson. Wishing to leave the court during q
I'rr>S. his counsel. Bliss \. Davis and Il
t'lnham, agreed 10 be responsible for his
hj.In aud he was allowed 10 90. whereup,
Oil took French leave and was only
irr'Hdurcd after an eight mile foot race O
officers and citizens.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires


immediate attention and should be checked II allowed
o continue irritation of Tie lungs, PEI throat at
or an incurabe lung disease is often the result
E,,y,'s Bronchial Troches having direct Influence to
the pars give immediate relief For bronchitis asthma,
caiarrh consumpve and throat diseases Iroches are
used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers will find TrocheS Useful in
clearn the voice when taken before singing or speaking
and relieving the throat after unusual eAertoh o. Inc
vocal crcars III" TrocleS recommended an" pre-
scribed by physicians and have ha TESTIMONIALS rom e
nent men throughout the country. Being an alce u
true merit and having proved their efficiency 10y Jest u
many years. each year finds them in new ocalt.es III 'a
riols parts Of the world and the TrOcheS ale uni'ersa
pronounce, better than ether articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches, and DO Eoi
take any OF the worthless limitations that may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and foreign cou-
tries at 81 Giants bOXt t20apr66
The Mason Il Ilamiin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and secular m
Sic for $50 to $500 each. Fyoue gold or silver medals
OF other first premiums awarded them. Illustrated cat
a!ogues tree Ad .ress Mason Hamln, Boston, or Md
son Brothers, New York. :sep66
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
noes THIS MEAN YOU ?
THE CELEBRATED

I IST OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed
L Iin Post Office st. JohnSbury. VT, Feb. 9.
ar To obtain of these letters the applicant must
call advertised letters. and give the date the list
pay cents for advertising II called for within
MONTH they vii! be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Badger Verona Ham James
Be1udet Urbain Knapp Maria n
Chandler c MorrOi Francois
Cheney l. Morse Samuel
Dutton Hattie Parker Fred
Gay I d Spaulding o z.
Greene Mrs. Julia
EMERSON HALL. P NJ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
DEATHS.

Births Marriages and Deaths inserted ObItua-
ries. Including poetry, SIX GEMS line.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
FerneliuS calls disease an affection of tho

"oHuS cdIIs uISedSe An aHectl0n OF the
nOuy' contrary to naurea perturbation of its habit-a
arrangement of Its courses. What disease is sometime;
eudes human intelligence. but diseases known
their origin, action and their antioes Whoever
has discovered actual remedy for one disease has
done something foT his Doctor Aver has done more
Tor his medicines afford the means to cure severa
dangerous disorders We rarely speak medical
]ects preterrng TO leave them physicians, who
stand them better. But such effects in our
midst, affections of lungs by Ayers Cherry Peco
r.l on scr9fuious complaints by his Sarsaparilla and
'the several complaints that they by Ayers Pills,
should not be ignored -[KeOkuk, Iowa. Journal.
Whi>kerS! WhiskerS! DO YOU want wins
kerS m0uchtacheS Our Grecian Compound will force
them to grow On the smOohe>t face chin. hair on
bald heads. In Six Weeks. Price, $00-3 packages for
500 Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed, receipt
of price. Address WARNER Co
tAp66 Box lbs. Brooklyn, NY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
SMOLANDER,s. EXTRACT BUCkU
VI etc OrOiOSiCal Register. -.Barnet, VT.

North Latitude .to,ty-tow degrees eighteen
2tinutc&. Lorgit"de seremy-iwo aegrees ire MN
ucS West from Grecnrlch.
Teef eni- Barometer Tn rmoneter. Wind. Remarks.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Maj. John d. Bartlett of Montpelier sold
his matched pair of dark-grey horses on
Tuesday for $1,000. the purchaser being
from Hartford. Ct.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27
8efiniIdlte5.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27

E4BeItegt%ft s1tA1E 8tQS stkAS1l4 HItU0QfA@ All
einsli Der ipeItlicbeu @onbernenents Be,
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bort Dor ftniysn brer etilige Rer1o :
men sufanluleil0etbnn, iiIti fitle goTcnrs
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27

Bir erIauben uns has rerekrte 9ubHfum iiitb Des
fAaftsbduier auf unfere neEe Scala Detdpe giaros
pom Scjenhots aufmsrffam 90 mn9en. weIde spon
fetnem Bic lest az BART gebroten, in nmfaiia ,ib
Retnbet pes Gpnes nbertroften irisres.
1inilre SARramehte eatketseH Sas Sarfens peAdI,
bic neHeite ptyheirte fran,1ifAe Redlanif French
Grand Action, ben 8Ges pole eiierne @Gbnlen uito
ale mneerRkp 8erbeiierNneenk, Jeeee Hnilruntsnt
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fte n perieftiGt, Der einf pfafti@s Grfdbnfng
AheF 30 5aHreH TN @eFieEtiasn n9n RIartertn bat J;
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slDssAs webasisn atf sshs dhtssiF6Mil$en Suitiuts
IN mfeineAbsr faEgenhsh oetrm, ueI9e glzsut.
len man IN unierm gsfI66fs teskIsfs9ea 1dia.
n nae unsefleln @erbefI@uneen lnMhEAm afrkaxtias
Hetrieb unferes Ueiatftes ioppbf Gfs AUD has BON
nns ffrsne ineesaItsns GefS Soften bsidbtaeH uHs,
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DamBe3abInns in sanebartm GtIbs.
m@g- aataless weEbsE HnsHsssIsIs9 sefsnbst.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27
aeaf2sAsas&sre ss@ss4'ef4s ~
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S6pasef unferss 8reunbss Elinte, SER,
Steser, Ian9ts gsftsrit init ssipei S0bne1r
bier an, mild 5ierieIblt nieoerslfaifens
Die aersep ;tainntea birstt BON 9annO< =
Der unb t1oIIen, iuie 10 biele aHoern, ibrI
Slid iRnmierer acknowledgements beriagS
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arbeitfame, FsiBise 0aaausr bier IN
SenaeKee. cine CUTE Seinatb ilRoen Ton \
ren. E = 49,. 800 sifs ; y "s - ~ :.
Bel bisfer 9eIe9epbeit tpolen mir e.
,saibt berabi dimeH, runiern2 StabeI aberi
ben Snbalt elmer 9laibDiIle gorrefpons
beng Der Cincinnati aurneituna, Dlln..
fsrs Belt, " anssnipreden Der @6reis.
Der berfeIbsu BAT es fish beransaenOnsrf
men, iibsr ssinr alnseIegenbeit, Die ben
Gtaat SenneiIee tiet beribrt, in elmer
@stfe 81 fprs6en, bic ssegtSnst it, far
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gtaate faul if, 70 ,iit bod eesrinOete
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in Der se55igen 8eHfoIse 81 bertuildsas
unb elm Sauptnittel I'm Senneiiee Cd
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bic einmaaSsrats 'tii6tiser, nrutbi9sr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27

SD y 6t4A4Akx tt&Q&AACl lt6@PtJF AUt&u
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foIem SnterefIe. SnaniI9en bereiten
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27
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1efFn aassrsl Gbtt nsssaasesIl aiah 1erianseu BON
bsm Bate bes Staates, Donlb Bartlett Goo MnS preis
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gOttestzufern perfoWmeh, I'M ben Germ tn ebreu
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Sabre Der inab bdneisteit peT HsFs Staatsn. -.
SIR ben @O.perntsr 9B. @. BfctDuIsm.
as. StetHs :. st6atsfsltetar. ~ S2sao1.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-27

tles's4S sSti5S ~ Y 80 Stadt Eenneffee, hStl
ksasstx sig s7AsI Grer1ip Departement.k
f. assSpt re. xsan.. is:VaDem5T 1855.
au De sbsrtfs ber Counties: anseIfon. Rlgant,
,st3fbsras; GdnpbsG, GuabaIaiis Sasetts 8arbin,
oaneDd3 eagn6s6, SosafSn, Seferfoa, aaaSstSaIs
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iOH. 6uertoR DbiOn, qOR. Rheas enHapans See
4 qaat@ies Eiptezs &apast BnfbtnetpHs 8bste uus
.@eatIep in befastem Staafe neireu @rls:
pie sommiHaFe nj be a.stfrirans Ssr stihznssss
rsdfisen In Strsa esnnties baben 5eEs ssds fss
BE Restf4dtina Derpsnf baken araS SaBe be+
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be 8obIasnex % 5ffne4 une BsbIeR an allen @aSIs
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Sic ssbBrse Rotistn seiesit@er CORN segeben babeu
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q bic m Sheen respsttipea GsanfssEin Gsnntsss Si.
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fOI9ss offsieA betannt III npA Sis modem mir poa 70
Gef@eRentW bic f6nISisen Beri3ts sbRastsn, mis-
foI@es saf@ Sds 0eiet exfurbeft IL. S9 20 -
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-05
Glycerine.


Glycerine is the sweet principle OF oil,
and IS extensively used for the purposes
of the toilet but il has now received an
application of rather an unexpected
nature. In lS47 pupil of M. Pelouze s.
M. Sobrero, discovered that glycerlne,
when treated with nitric acid, was con-
verted into highly explosive substance,
which he called nitro-glycerihe: 1t is
oily, heavier than water, soluble in alco-
hol and ether, and acts so powerfully on
the nervous system thata single drop on
the tip of the tongue will cause q violent
headache, which will last for several
hours. The liquid seems to have been
almost forgotten by chemists, and it is
only now that NJ Nable, Swedish engi-
neer, has succeeded in applying it to u
veryimportant branch ofhis art-namely,
blasting. From paper addressed by
him to the Academy of Sciences, we
learn that the chief advantage which this
substance, composed of one part of gly-
cerine and three parts of nitric acid,
possesses, is, that it requires a much
smaller hole or chamber than gunpow-
der does, the strength of the latter being
scarcely one-teHth of the former Hence,
the miners work, which, according to
the hardness of the rock, represents five
to twenty times the power of the gun
powder used, is so short that the cost of
blasting is often reduced by fifty per
cent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-05
THE CREvASsEs.

A New Orleans correspondent OF a
Mississippi paper thus writes concerning
crevasses and the good they do: Some
times cannot but wish that the crevasses
we're let alone until the annual accumu-
lation of soil, which the river would
bring to them, and finally all become
high land Straighten the river almost
like canal by cutting through all bends,
and let it 60 over the banks when too
low naturally to prevent, and in few
years we would have a permanent chan
mel and high banks on either side, and
ten times as much tillable land as we
now have. By the present system the
interests of the whole State and of pos
terity are sacrificed to the annual wants
of few front proprietors, who would
themselves be benefited by letting the
river flow over their lands if they would
meanwhile 90 to the highlands and raise
crops until their river lands rise above
the level of overflow"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-05
Social 0stracism.

In a speech delivered before meeting
of the citizens Of Carroll county, Mary
land, on the 18th instant, Senator Nye,
of Nevada, said:
Zone of them Ia Southern citizen was
a wooing me as sweet ns a sucking dove
the other day [Great laughter | had
known him before his hands were wet
with loyal blood. He held out his hand to
me. Says Don't you put your palm
in mine [Laughterl My palm shall
never cross hands with man that know
has spilled loyal blood in its defense Of
the country.
Much Of the testimony taken before
the Reconstruction Committee has been
intended to prove that the people Of the
south have not treated Federal officers
among them with as much social consid-
Grafton rs they would have received IN
the North-that Southern ladies have not
been able to forget so entirely their past
sufferings and privations as TO receive
cordially those whom they even yet re
gard as the authors Of their woes-that
every drawing-room in these States has
not been thrown open to strangers wear
ing the uniform Of the army aud the
badge of rank; and from this the Radical
leaders arrue-the Southern people can
mot be loyal 10 the Government until they
love rs who hate them and despitefully
use them: they do not love us; therefore
thew are not loyal, and must not be
trusted. Selma Times.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-05
rLowERY EPISODE.

One hour since, while bending labori-
ously over our desk, in the rough harness
of editorial battle, bouquet, almost as
large as flower garden, plunged in upon
us. 1t is from friend" What friend?
What sort of eyes has that friend2 Black,
or blue, or dark, or halle, or grey, or
brswn? Is she grown-up friend, with
auburn, or black, or dark, or light hair ?
Is she-rather more probable--a little
friend, with no particular eyes or hair,
but with face so tremendously formed
and expressed, as to defy all particular
ization2 May be so. But the flowers !!
Alas Our flower book is absent, and
there is not rascally bachelor present
to tell us what these glorious types of
heaven may mean, or what their names
are, But we do know that they are of
all colors, and breathe upon us the odors
of an oriental paradise We battle our
thanks in their sweetness, and waft them,
pertaining the air as they 20, back to the
unknown giver.