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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-08

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From an editorial in the New York
1Snes OF Friday we take the following:
1t Is possible to make a great deal too
much Of General Grants non.partisan-
ship. It Is possible TO misinterpret the
circumstance Of his making no public
declarations upon the party issues or
political divisions Of the hour. We
Imagine 1t will be found to he none the
less the fact that he entertains very de-
clded opinions upon every public ques.
tion before this, country, and'upon the
policy that should be pursued concern.
Ing all matters under the circumstances
that exist. We fancy that those who 90
on the supposition that he would suffer
himself to be controlled or cajoled by
the Democratic party Of recent times
will have no occasion to 20 very far
before they fndso out thefr mistake.
And We fancy that those who have been
led 10 entertain the notion that he has
no attachment TO Republican princl.
Piles as set forth authofitatiyely by the
last National Convention, and as ad-
hered to by President Lincoln, will not
need TO live through next year before
they discover their error.
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THE New York papers glveientertaln-
Ing accounts Of the rush for the tickets
to the second course OF Mr.. Dickens
readings. The sale was announced 10
begin at nine o'clock on Wednesday
morning. Two individuals took their
stations at the door of SteInway Hall as
soon Us it was closed at half.past ten on
Tuesday evening, and remained there
ten and half hours. The queue was
formed at eleven, at half.past one
O'Clock In the morning one hundred
and fifly persons were In line, and at
seven O'Clock. -four, hundred. Places
near the head OF the procession were
sold for high prices, and In one or two
cases twenty-five dollars was paid,
When the sale began six hundred pOr.
sons were In tho queue. which extended
from SteinwRy Hall 10 irving
plnce and up Fifteenth street 10 Fourth
avenue. II 10 related that n gentleman
told boy In his employment 10 be
early. The boy was on the spot at hall
past seven, but returned 10 bis EN-.
plOyer with the word that no was the
473d In the procession, but might have
been 46Oth II he had not stopped 70
count them.
Itia pleasant 10 learn that the specu.
latorA were foiled In their lIttle
soheu ~, both In tho two Galeg of tick.
cts and in dlspoalng OF those they Ind
secured. One BpeCulAtor had n hun.
dfed tickets on hand when tho reading
Of Tuesday night began, but M iew
came who had not previously secured
seats, he could not even give them
away. Many tickets were sold for
my cents each, and others for loss. :
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The Rat ConifibhtoE,a I,Setufe.--The
Las. Z
We notice that the "Fat contribu-
tcr,n an ne iis called, lSctnfSS upIat
Steubenvllle tonight. he recently lee
tured at Chicago, and the following was
announced % the list Of splendid pre-
niumS to be given away at the enter
talnment: "a i-R'
Cook County Court Honse, one silver.
plated trotting horse, one dozen bottles
.Eshence OF Old Ylrginia,p one bottle
Chicago River water very old). one
Potter'g Field, The Post House Zone OF
thepebt tost houses aa never voBl Light
from the Gas works, Light In the
Head, Two hundred burial permits in
the Milliken Tract, one bottle balm, OF
q thousand barrels Of -four, four nine.
nihcent dwellings near thel Lake Crib,
one pair matched saw horses, one
grand eight octave sewing machine,
one case OF babies shoes, one case OF
cholera, one ''case OF conscIence," !" one
large centre table, on small mnltiplica-
lion table, six dozen post holes, one
waterfall on wheels with or without
pediculi), one divorce suit, one season
pass through the Lake Tunnel, half q
string OF billiards ut Tom. Foley's, sec.
ton Of the ono hundred miles that
Weston didn't make, one beautiful
ivory. handled, silyer.plated, pearl-in-
laid, elegantly carved doot. mat, one box
dog collars paper, one annual ticket to
the meteorie shower, 10000 shares In
heLake Park, six months tuition In
the "Washingtonian Home, ,,,one brick
n1elodeon, Bilver.plated, inlaid with u
house and lot (of children), one set
livery handled real estate, office with
stove in, one hat, stove iiy =
1fthe audience are disappointed In
not receiving these magnificent pres.
ents. they will certainly get the worth
OF their money In aniuse einent, which Is
better than medicine. They are re.
quesled to wear garments OF substan.
tial construction as the" Fat Oontribu-
tor'sn hun1or is Of the irresistible kind,
which provokss enormous expansion
OF the abdominal muscles. i sftgE
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NONsUMpTION CAN ne CURED.

HtONSUMPTION CAN RE CURED.
" The True Remedy ut Last Discovered.
UPHAMB FREsH n MRAT CURE, prepared nom
the formula Of Prof Tr0uSsean OF Paris, cures
Consumption, Lung DiSeASeS Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, Marasn Us, General DcOlllty and
all morbid conditiUnS OF tho system depen.
dent on deficiency Of Vital forcc. Its pleas.
the most Rkeptlcal OF its virtue NJ the great
healing remedy OF tho Age. 81 q bottle, or
ak bottles for q. Sent by Express. eold by
y, q, UPHAM, No. 2 south Eight street,
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg Ats. Cir
culnfN SAINT free,
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'the endin. Behold Dlmoltrhsy i.-his.
Eet ~ the bottom, whisky, Ut the tor,
and stink IN The middleI We're rid Nv
TWO great cusses TO wunsti . cibaaq
And ingtd NV puncbIn his etumlck
With the kniie, he Ahntiled out nv the
room, holdln his nose. - % ~
1 awoke In a feverish heat, shreekin
Wildly. So vivid wuz the scene Ihed
,dreemed, that I found II impossible 70
lleeps and ail that lppg mite I walked
the tiofel % akpny. NHEIHlfTTF
Was tho dream pfofetikf Z Is there
any danger nv the Niger becomln ex.
hnct BY diaease7 / know amalgema-
1hun IL swhltenln him N the Southern
States, but up North, whore Dimok krasy
y sltafse, We kin prssekYe them In all
their original blackness. Heayin grant
tint tho falthful vision wuA, simply the
relsit Nv . disofd defed atnnlck, and not
q warnin Nv wrath 70 cumI
n RErRoLEuN ". NAaDY, P. NJ.
(Which 10 Postmaster.
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aJelp advertisements.

JTAssAR CoLLRGE FoR YOUNG La.
de.itlng % axlhnd tao benenii OF Mr.. VAS.
nIhmuniiio ioeDi GIN for the better education
ot yonng women, " " admit al any time In
the Coli eglAte year, students prepared 70 Join
yolleso clAlasg, ehatg q 1 cxpenses only Dom
groat 1Aclillioa Tor oincaiinn, Wioh m Cahi.
nets Aft 1Allory, Ilhfary, Musical Conseryn-
tory, 20. For eifcnlafH containing fall In.
.ntmatlon address u. N. HCaOu poughs
ketrlie, N. Y, = NiteI lifi lIIflf 81 si{ y ~
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First mortgage Bonds,
ST. LOUIS q IRON MoANTAIN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. if

Sevef per cent Interest, February and Aug.
THEE BONDS COVER A ROAD OF sl
miles, nnished nom 1T Louis toPIlot
Knob, and In flnt-claS order, and an extern
sion OF about the same length from Pilot
for which the proceeds OF these bonds are 10
be used, making o Lhrongh route from 81.
Louis 10 New Orleans by rail. Tho eAninRs
Of the 81 miles are $4,000 o year; the net
PROFITS now are sufficient 10 pay the interest
on the entire amount OF bonds, were they all
issued. The basis Of security Is believed 10
be beyond that OF any other bonds now of
fered. Apply al the once OF tue Company,
No. q wall.st., 90 II. q. MARIO UAND, Vice
President, or 10 CLARK, DODGE q CO., cor
nero Wall and Willam.sts., New York
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BOURBON COUNTY must have a great
many representatives In the Kentucky
Legislature. The members are, at all
events, impressed with n truly Bourbon
notion that they are to obtain compen.
sation from the national government
for the slaves made free by the various
measures resulting from the war. A
resolution was recently offered In the
Senate OF that State, and adopted by a
vote OF 25 to 0, providing for the ap
pointment OF II select committee "wiih
Instructions 10 report as early as prau.
ticable the assessed value Of slaves taken
from the citizens OF Kentucky by federal
executive proclamation, by acts OF Con.
gress, and by the amendment 10 the
Constitution OF the United States,
known IN the Thirteenth Article; mud,
also, the value OF such slaves taken
from each county In this Common.
wealth; and that said committee report
what steps are necessary and proper To
enable the citizens OF thls State 10 OBJ
tain compensation from The federal
government for such slavea 10 taken -
In tho debate on this resolution II was
claimed by one speaker that kentucky
should receive compensation because
she did not vote for tho amendment To
the Constitution. Some people deOm
that nn additional reason why she
should not have auuh repayment Of the
value OF slaves.
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e1s 10 Is PER nay SURE. Agents
QlQ ganted eyerywhere, tos sell our Patent
Sysfy So1sawis mn,sflss ssouia ,iS, itsM y
7fibtftt. "we hAyp soon II used and Il gives
cats. aTho PafSnt wire Clothes Line q al
u ptirportg 10 e.n-N y. LldepaideRt. Adj
iregi the AhEeIcAs WIRE Coa le2 Broad-
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We have also on hand 5000 worth Of In
di@'and Childrens' Boots and shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State, II
You want Bargains In Boots and Shoes, 20 10
0erdnef9 New Store, cor. Main and Union
stro0ts and get them. =
Every pair OF Bootl and Shoes sold al this
eGt1hlihment 10 WARRANTED, and n
evef7 case WI be mended ffeeof charge n
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National Insurance Company.
MHEELlNQ. WEST n

'r'" W WAA-SAs HNAAf
$500 900
once, % Monroe St, next door to lat Ma
oFFTcREs:
GEO: K. WHEAT, President,
JANE McCBu1tnT, Vioo President
JOHN BtSHoP, Secretary.
CHAs. WALLACE, state Agent for WOat
Virginia and Maryland.
DIREcroRs:-John L. Wilson, Jaa O. ON.
John 1. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo, K.
Wheat Samuel Harper, James Mckinney,
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. Adams. .
REFERENCES: 3. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling List, Morrison d
Co, Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handlan d Co., Wholesale GrocefS wheel.
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan a Knox, Boot and
Shoe HOUSE, Wheeling MeCabe, KRAFT d Co,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranEheirn d
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel.
ing; WinRhip, Woods d Co., Qusenswaro
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; 7. O. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell, FTew 4 Co., Pubs. IntellIgencer,
Wheeling; OF, son q Co Hardware, Wheels
Ing; j. Il. Sands, Cashier, MrSt Nat Bank,
Ealrmont; X. P. Camden, Prest. Nat Ex.
Bank, Weston, W. Va; Capt. John McLurO,
Jr., Wheeling. lt5fi. apr25
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Franklin Insurance Company
i.Als '-.. or WHKEITRo,
nuRlcronai

nnklofoRet
T. h. Logan, !. p. shaIlcroa, j.. 8. Rhodsa
Geo. Mendel, ]. u. Hobbs, Saml. McClGl.
Ian, g; ". Ffanxhelfn, Jas n. Vance, Alex
TIHB COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four yeRIs, and In that TINA
done successful business, Is still prepared
10 take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all
kinds, MERCHANDISE, Manufacturing Estabs
llshmentA, Furnlture, Steam Boats and Car
g0es on the Western Rivers and Lakes,
This company Offers superior inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Bains and contents,f for
or years At reduced rates.
This being a home Institution, with the lar
gost capital and surplus Of any company In
In the State and composed Of some
ninety.four stockholders, most ofwhom arc
among our best business men, reconmenda
Itself 10 the favorable consideration OF the
insnring public, and solicits their patronage,
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary,
ONCE 20 Monroe street,
No. ARTHUR, Secretary.
HAM'L McCLELLhN, President,
GEO. MENDEL. Vice President,
o. NJ. COEN, Special Agent. pcl6
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We Are COMING

A ND WILL PREsENT TO ANY PER.
II, son sending us q club In our Great One
s s3I4T n sale o. Dry and p,i Fancy Goods g.
&C., free of cost. Catalogue OF goods, and
sample, sent 10 any address nee. Address j.
9. HAYES = CO., 30 Hanover St, Boston,
Mass, r, y, Box blz6 TTT--7'
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approved and recommended BY p6yslcians.
and at Wholesale by d. B, SAUNDERS q
CO., % summer Street, Boston, and % Wal.
ker street, New York. Also, by HENRY q.
MOORE, 90 Market street. Philadelphia,
and STELLMANE,. HINRlCHS q Co, n
Hanover street, Baltimore, Nd.
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ntHE PAPER FOR THE MILL1oNl-
j THE AMERICAN FARMER, the Practical
Farmers Own Paper, the Cheapest and the
Best Agricultural and horticultural journal
In America. Beautifully Illustrated with
numerous Engraving OF Farm Buildings,
Animals, Fruits and Flowers.
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NHANTED-AN AGENT-one chance In
wv each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, 70 take the agency for
tNG AND WEATHER STR1PS, applied TO the
sides, bottom, top and centre OF dooS and
windows. The sale IA beyond any.
thing ever offered before 70 an agent, aud
ior agentS circular. The fint who anply "a.
cure bargain. TefmF IOr Moulding, cash,
]. X. BRADSTREHr 4 CO., Boston, Mass.
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How 10 Treat the DIaoFdered Mind.
In Massachusetts 1t is proposed to
erect new and large Asylum on what
10 known as the "Ghsel plan" II
seems that In Belgium, twenty.slx
miles from Antwerp, the town Of Gheel
has been for centuries the secepta Of
idiots and lunatIcs from the neishbor.
Ing towns and cities. These unrortu.
mates have been taken into the families
OF the farmers and furnished with EN-.
ploy In this way tens of thou.
sands Of these classes whom We confine
have been tsken care OF by the peas.
antry, whose successful treatment o.
them has been remarkable.
DR.. Howe writes that the advantages
Of this system are
"First-Employment at domestic and
agricultural work In company with
sane persons, and mostly In tho open
air. This promotes bodily and mental
health, or at least retards the progress
OF disease.
"SecOnd-Soclal and family relations
with sane persons. This keeps alive
and active the unperverted sentiments
and affections, and helps 10 restore the
moral and mental balance.
"Thlrd-The greatest possible amount
of personal freedom. This not only
promotes bodily health, but by preserv.
lug self.respect, promotes mental
health. Be It remembered that the
very nature OF the community permit.
ted more freedom, and more social In.
terconrse between sane and insane per.
sons, than could be hAd elsewhere; and
that even those who were restrained by
gives on the ankles or cuffs on the
hands, could still go about the streets,
and have more or less OF social rela.
tlonS with the sane world.
"Bear In mind, also, that even the
poor were not regarded by tho peas.
antry as paupers, for their board was
paid they were profitable, not burden.
some; and this ensured respect even
from the Seltish, who found moreover
that they were most useful and least
troublesome when vol fed and kindly
treAted,n
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l4o Main street,

30. fa - -4IH " 1.9 4tl If. s..f1
.7Hufo3 10 .ura,i s1{55FpL lp-.g.
a7fg .stli $50 1a. Ii ,aati.. 'f.,-
corner Of UnioB, " HBELIHe
nnllBs 9f surf fIl pt-gllfE fly
s-ss4 afl airf r. .t-l's.
Bargains in Boots 9 Shoes
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MADAM ROYS
Corset Skirt Supporter

U0rset Sklrt supporter
ItombInes in one garment a
pERfEcr IIrTING CORSET,
and the most desirable
Skirt Supporter ever Offer.
ed 70 the public. 1t places
the weight OF the skirtR up
on the shoulders instead Of
the hips; II improves the
form without tight lRcing;
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GhegnteIliasIt q I.


Entertaiplhent Among the New YORK
Upper Tendom..An Extra Toueh ii
she .ss ssaHPsE sHgat ans r. r. me way ofs Pin PIN,
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Youiwant the Ruraii

Your Famlly md Rriends Wnnt II
for it Is adapted 10 the wants OF all. Nots that
Il % not q MONTHLY, but q Large and Beauti-
iul Weekly, and that Vol. XIX will be ma
tertnlly ENLAR1ED.
Each No. contains Eight Double QuaT,o
Pages, printed In extra style, e,-oleaF Type,
Good Paper, and more and better 1ILLUE-
than any other journal ofih Class,
Attic Page, Index, 30, ut close OF Vol
TBRMSr.0niy 81 . Year, 10 clubs OF
Ton, q % per copy. Vol. XIX begins Jan. Z,
1858. Now Is The time 70 subscribe and CLUB,
Great Qiiel 20 Climb Agents. Specimen,
Jan.l on trial for ONLY 50 CENTsl Address
D. ID 7. MOORE, Rochester, New YORK,
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EYanal.

Agents wanted everywhere. For Club
Price List OF Valuable Prizes open 10 ali, &C..
address HNTURNER, Publisher aud Pro,
pr1etof, Rochester, New York,
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Gold, silver and Gold Coupons
WANTED -soR WHICH BEST RATES
novis.a tIsr, MORRISON q co.
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The People's Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE No. 90 MAIN 81, wHEElINa,
" W.Ya. Money received on deposit. In
t0T0at paid on special depoaitR. l 70
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold Collections nj hoinoor ifptl
abroad promptly attended 70, q.
John RAid, Christian HuA,
John ARndlan, John VOclrlNf,
Ham1 J. BOYD, Richard CattGT.
'f* Andrew Hlls9n; n;v,,, ~.
IoslAH y. uPpRGRAFF, Caaiif. nyS
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THE RURAL. II the Leading and Largest.
Circulating Newspaper OF III elal on the
Gohtlnent -supefior In Value and varletyof
Contents and Beauty of Appearance. Iteffs
brac0s more AKrenltuial.S Horlicnltufnls
Scientific. Educational, Literary and News
Matter, irienp, med With Engfayingl, Than
any other Journal t-for II comprises Depart
m6nts including '''i''if''i ~ 80 y
Am!ailhrs, ' cnoice Litratlirs,
HoFticlllftirt, Hciellcc and An,
6Neep RtiS6dndrp, Eflioniion, : ~ < /
Grazing, Duir1ffG, He,ahs Rsddiag,
Domsiils EsoacN,S, cSHuugcs, Msrkel.
Rtlh Lliltratlon,, zaiei, Essata Alate, Y
Poetyy, RsbttseS, EitoNaS, a.. y
THE RulAL NEWsYoRKER ii q NdttcnaI
Journal circulating largely In the East and
West, North and Eouth. Il EAtPLnYB TIEE
BlGT TTALHNT In all Departments. 1bl corps
ofEdltotA, Contributors, &C., colnprlSes many
o. the best FalmeIa, Planters, Wool Growers
GfaKietB, HoIticult ltfiste, 40 and algo Aus
thofs, Seholnfs, DO, Of iiot0 and ability. In
bfiei, the RURAL II Ably Edited PrufIiSely
1lluAtrated, Neatly Printod ractical, ecieti-
tinc, Ussfnl- Moral, Ingtruetiye and entof-
tainlng.
wheruver located, ,-in Country, Village o.
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on the same evening, Mrs. G. W.
Burnhan, l2s Filth Avenue, corner OF
Eighteenth street, gave 4 large and de.
cidedly stylish party, In honor Of her
daughter.ln.law, Mrs. Douglaw Burn.
ham, nee Blodgett. Lack OF space pre-
vents n detailed description OF this truly
elegant affair. Miss Mary Paris, 68
West Eleventh street. has Issued cards
for three receptions, December 8, IL,
and 10. Miss Ogden, West Thirteenth
street, has issued cards for n German,
to be given on the 10th.
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NDsYoHoAfANCY, Or SOUL CHARM
i ine.h How olth0f sex may fnscinatO
and sa Eain thoioSe stad asisstisnS q any Pei.
mental requirement al can posses, fre0 hy
mail, for ~ cent. together with guide 10
the unmarried OF both HeIea. s "A quoor, ex-
citing book; l00, 900 copies sold. Addf6I1 \.
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