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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15
BOiis.

DOlIS.
Like the volcano, oils give issue 10 the foul and fiery
contents Of the deep interior To the Of
such suffering it is only Necessary vitaize the lood
b. supplying it with its Life Element, Iron,
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
a protected solution of the Plotoxid OF Ircn) will do
his cractually an give strength vigor AMI lie to
the whole system.
ENTtAcr OF LETTER rgoM REV. RICHARD {. EDEs
OF BOLTON, MASS.
For year | ws- sufferer from bos 20 that nv life
p'|c Weiil-onr thrO gu their freqIelt and per.is-
. "H i't'Irrhtc: hislly carDuncle form d in the
'alI d my Ia \" puing its progress large pieces Of
tcColp ''u i'csii wer" every day or two cut syyay
ana lt p-"Stauon and general disturbance Of the avs
ten wee Sctt for had recovered from, this At
acA NO smaller cirhunclcs broke out higher nm md
alin Threatened with arecUrrcnce OF the s,itfen
10 which had - lOi z he Il -uhi cted II 80 " -.
: time that commenced taking III. P-ruvsn ST.,
continued taking it until had Us d five b-ttI n,l
then have had nothing OF the kind. For wears w.,
one Of the greatest sufferers. Other medicines gave m.
D ,rtal d Temporal relief, but this remarkable RENE
dv with kind ind intuve seIte,went directly to III
root If the evil sud did its work with thOroughne,
! wCrthv Cf it, cs sblished character
\ page pamphlet rent tree. The genuine has Peru
Wan syrup blown in the glass.
j. 7. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
Sold by ell druggists. No. 80 Dey ST., New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15

DR.. S. S. Fitch's Family Physician" Seven
money required until the book is received read and
FULLY approved 1t iss perfect guide to the iek or
indsposed Address DIR. s. 5. FITCH, Is fremont st.
Boston. tl4an
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15
First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six per
Cent Coupon Bonds,
PRINCIPAL and Interest paYahle in Gold

Coin. in --yE NO-k CITY They in u IL ''n
ezh, Si'h s,lniAn-ual god coupons attached and are
sn. f- rhr present 4; 95 p1ocui- and accrued inter
-; frn July - Gdael, in currency Il winch iste t
7 Ned r.Srir
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15
Turner's Tic Douloureux or Universal

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.re completely and permanently cursd in very .hort
time Neuralgia in the face head utterly bsnished
in few hours No form of nervous disease withstands
Its magic influence 1t has the unqualified approval of
many eminent physicians 1t contains nothing niuri
Gus to the most delicate system Sold everywhere
Sent on receipt Of 81 and two postage stamps. TUR
MEX y Co., l2O fremont street. Boston, proprietos.
Boston, July /, 1867 -1y
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
STOCK AND PRODUCE AT AUCTION

VIII be- sold At suction the premises, SATU Il
DAY, NOV. - at IL =. n.
SIS head cstle--one. snd three wears Id, yoke
oIenI feet, 1" I" good sheep. god tire yea
old colts, yeaIs old cc good driving horse sni
buggy, 81 to IS tons hay, 80 bush cat, 81 ih wheat
100 bush pOtsto. ~ bush the az g. bush tuI
nips farming tools, pow, harTozs, cart. &c
Ais, "a acre. Of land, ST private sale 1uttioa
divided into farms lots to suit purchasrrs two thou
/ sand sugar tre's th- property. AlO hOuse 9Id
| buldi Z lOts IT West ChsTleston-
| Terms made known sale-
SOPHROSlA HUTCHINSON, Atim'I
| J. Ii. NoogI, Auctinneer. 19-Nl
| Waterford, Oct. 81. 1861.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15

r7,c.r who hold 7-30's will be inter-
ed IN an advertisement in another
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15
R.R. R.--eO out of 100 of Deaths the

Annually occur, IRE caused 10y trc'cnupl Disease alC
the great port Of those complaints would if Rad ay
cady Relief or Pills Ia tn may require0 Were
administered when pain or uneasiness or rE' sckne
espe fenced, be erniraed from the .ystem in u
few hUuI-. Fan mater IF III what Cause, IL almo>t
instantly cured by the Ready Relief In case # III
maii4I Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Dipthera, COds Head
ache, Too haChe, Cramps, Spaslns, Bilious Choc, III
fCt al pIia aches AID intIniCies ithcr i'll the Sto-
mach .wcls, Bladder, kidneys the Joints, Muscle,
iegs. Arms &C, will in few minutes yield TO the
20 hing influence Of the Ready Relief.
Every f,u.y should keep these life .aving remedies
n tie house can be us,d al occasions, where psin
o. -ckne suddenly SEXES You. accidents occurare
safe and RAPID in tn r eect--can be taken used by
infants as well a. adults and all who theT
matter how sick great may be th"ir suferings-a
few hour in he case, and few minutes in or
binary complaints, will .rd ease and comfort.
See Dr. Kada ay's ALI. anac for 1855 L. L. K. sold
/ i,y-D r,IulrEtS Ai-Sl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15

-i.. death Of Mr.. Noah Eastman. no.
....w!rr the obituary bead, adds all
...., 70 'hr already long list OF our Older
Ant, who have passed away within Il
YEAR, past. and many of them sudden
ua.ur., ago Mr.. Eastman was in
sal health. He had been connected
.y, scale works Of the MesSrs. Fair
.ur thirty wears, much OF the time
..,.aln. and was man universally
ta .or hi, amia5le disposition, kind
..u. hear. and many virtues.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15

P p. Try hoJ If POLAND'S PLANTAlN
OINTMENT /. / he bes' Salve in the World. Take III
otue but Insist having this. For sale by all Drug
=. and Country DEALER
DIR J. w. POLAND, Manufacturer.
toct.6S (See Advert5ementi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15

IN. aIl examination, i'll the Acad-
,pubiir schools OF st. Johnsbury.
non Thursday and Friday of the
.. vrcN. On Friday afternoon there
. rhetorical exercises in both
.pmmencing at2 O'Clock. Friends
.. schools are invited TO be present.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
TUESDAY, Dec. l7,GP,

TUESDAY, Dec. r, G P. M.
 Hon. 1T. H. Cartier presiding.
 The Committee appointed to draft resolu- tions, rules, and laws reported as follows:
 lst. The La Paz Mining District shall be bounded as follows, to-wit: By line running from Corner Rock" on the Colorado river. eastward to the extreme northern point of the "Piomoso" mountains, thence eastward Co the extreme northern point Of the northern spur of the "Hacuvar' mountains, thence eastward along the valley of the Hacuyar mountains t0 the county line, thence along said line to a point directly east of the Castle Dome" thence to said Castle Dome, thence along the northern boundary of the Castle Dome District to the Colorado river, thence up the Colorado river Co the place oi begin. ming.
 2d The claims in this District now held on the District and County Records, and not forfeited by non compliance with mining laws shall be maintained until all Indian difficult ties and dangersc case in the District. or for the term of twelve months from date.
 5d. Whenever, at miners' meeting held within twelve months llon date, after full notice of one month. pubfshcd in thg ARi- zoSA MISER and posted at the Court House a, La paz, it shall be determined that it Is no longer right and reaAonahle t0 excuse miners from tae development of their claims, on account of thc Indians then, at thc same meeting. laws and rules for tue working und management Of claims shall be fully made. and published in tie AaIzoxA MiNER, CT in the most public manner practicable
 4ih. lt s required taat, on of before tho fret day of May. ls5- every claim holder iu this Mining District shall Gle aith the Re. corder paper enumerating his claims, and declaring his intention Co work the same ac- coriing to the laas of tac District, whenever such laws are adopted, and a Mincrs' meeting shall declare it Co bc aafe to work them fpl ! tho recording of hich tAc Recorder shal receive one dollar, in coin and sll claifns noi 10 fai that ti'ac} registered by said notic. f.ed wish thc Recorder for record, shall b, considered abandoned, and will be snbiect ts ! reiocAlion under fhc laws of the United statcs
 5ih kll new clainz ssall be heated undc the laws of tho United States, now in force
 6th. The County Recorder of Yuma County .hail be er eGri0 the Recorder of ihe La Pa ! Mining D.strct.
 The foregoing report WIS ordered received | and. on motion. it was unanimously adopsct ca the Rules and Lava Of thc La Par Minin. ! District
 Oa motion of Dr. v. " Isus., the pro cecding, Of this meeting were ordered pub li,hcd in the ARIZONA MlNEH
 Ou motion. the meeting adjourned fiae dis
 T. IT. CARTIER President. P DoLI, Secretary.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

INNENsE meetings have been held in the Eastern cities to consider the rights of nat uralized citizens travelling abroad, and reso- luticns were adopted conforming the action cf the English Govornmznt iH the executions at Manchester, and asking Congress to de clare that the rights of American citizens abroad must be respected, and callirS on the President to enforce this principle at all haz- ards
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
Forms, and Use of Blanks,
Jusr i,lshsaes. ? rols sro sIsep. Price .is.

VNo THE PROFESSION, COUNTY or l ficers, and others, this work will prove 70 sc ;he mos; useful and reliable Hand Book for constant reference, which has ever been published on the Pacific coast
 Every word has been examined and re-examin- cd and compared with the statutes by hrst-ciass lawyers, unt. the book l. perfect as u is poss- blr to make It. A series of Blanks ! ave been published iu connection with the book, which those purchasing the book can use or not, as they wish Much time, labor, and money have been expended to make the book and the blanks such as woule enable those who used them to rely upon them, and thereby grow Ia favor and establish a reputation.
 PuhlkherS, taa Tra1ciscc, CG
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

WmsgEY DRiNEINC.--Na Nalleio has forty three drinking saloons; Oakland gocs two better, and counts forty five; san .l,.-e held pair. and called out dfty; bu, Virginia City came in with flush. and fakeG down the pot with something over eighty. In San Fran cisco there are four thousand seven hundred places where liquor is sold. Had the latter city tsays ;he Stockton Gasa9s) chosen Co have taken hand. it would have been dead open and shut thing. as sho might have gone 1t bind and won every time.
 ;shaw gentlemen, Arizona can skunk California in this respect, according to popa- lation. The "cra;hur" s.=caIatas herc very freely. We have not large number of sa- looms, but our folks carry the thing around with them in bottles, pitchers, cAuteens, gun barrels, and in old boots Whisky and hot dinners are great institutions here. They have given tone to and run Legislative bodies directed campaigns against the Indians and supported tottering politicians. Next tc beans, whisky is cock of the walk in these parts
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

IMPEACHMENT DEFEATEp.-ln the House of Representatives, on the 7th inst, pending the question on Mir. Wilson's motion to table the subject of impeachment, after consider able fllibustering, Mir. Logan said if Mr. Will son would withdraw the motion, to allow a vote to be taken on impeachment, the minor fly would withdraw their opposition. Mir. Wilson assented, and the House proceeded 10 vote on the resolution submitted by the uia jority of the Committee for impeachment, with this result: Yeas, 57 nays, llS.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

How TO SAvE KrRosKxE ou--We find the following in one of our pennsyivshia ex- changes. It will bc easy for any one Co try ii "A short time ago, we pabiished an ar ticis ffOfa an cxchaugc to tine effect tA=s s=ls; m a kerosene lamp was a great saving of oiL We have since fully tested it, and t was a greater saving than was stated in the article referred 10. Fiji the lamp half fal! of eoas mon salt, then fill up with oil. lt burns with q clearer flame and it Is a saving of more than twenty-five per cent. in oil. Try it-n
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
MASONIC NOTICE.

m. AzTLAS LODGE No. i77T.&AE Regulzr meetings of this Lodge on the last Sat- urday of each mORth, at o'clock P. N. Sojourb- ing Brethren are ffaternalis invited :c s;isEi.
 EDWIN DARLING, ". M JAMES F. McCAFFKEr, Secretary.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

HEAR THAD-In his interview with Geo. M. Drake, Esq, Mr. Stevens said that "the sary murder" These were his identical words He added: "It is of no use to find fault with it now-it cannot be helped, and suppose it was done 10 9ratify q morbid aDDeti,s for Mood on the part of some excited people North"
 Verify, "murder will out"
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
? DoiL, Secretary.

"THE OccipEyJ 7 The prospecius or this ncw weekly paper has been issucd H. v. Bancruft Co. are tbc publishers, and the hr,t issue win be made January a, ls6s. it is intended to be specially ;he orgaa and reI- rcscniatiye of the Presbyterian Church on the Pacific coas. To Rev James Eells, D. D., wiii ie thc leading editor, with the Rev. U U. Mais rnrth as assnclata.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

OS the 9th inst, the Legislature of Cali fornia had not elected a Senator. The Democratic caucus intended to ballot on the 10th. To-day's mail may probably bring us the name of Conness' successor.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

A JoKE.-A man with very large bald head was complimentcd on the fact that his caput was analogous to Greenland. "Why 60 .n be asked Because it Is a great white bear (bare) place, WIS the reply.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
Miners Meeting.

Pursuant to a notice posted at the Court Hvuse at La Paz, Miners meeting convened on Monday, December lGtb, at C P. M., at the Court House.
 Mr. Doll called the meeting to order and stated the object to be the reorganization of the La Paz Mining District" for the pur- pose of enacting rules and regulations for the government, management, and working of the mines
 On motion, the Hon. II. H. Cartier was called to preside, and P. Doll was appointed Secretary.
 On motion, a Committee of three was ap- pointed 10 draft resolutions, rules and laws. Mcssrs. Dr. W. W Jones, Capt W. K Hen finger, and r. Doll were appointed such Com mittee
 On motion, the meeting adjourned until Tuesday, December l7, at p. N.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

Ar Chico, Butte county, California, Isaac N. Speegle was married to Niagara Bible. We'll, Isaac, we hope you feel happy and con tent, now that you hayea torrent of religion.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

SPooSs vs. PoRKs.--A Norfolk paper, with unaccountablc freedom, does not sec why so much applause should be bestowed on SLen- dan, the hero of Five Forks, whereas Butler is notoriously the hero of Five Thousand Spoons
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

HoN. 0. l.. SKATER, of the Supreme Court of California, resigned his Judge ship on the 9th inst.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

THE Columbus loaio) Crisis, an exceed ingly spicy and even peppery journal speaks of Q politician in that Stnie who hates him self because be is not a niggcr"
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

ILL-SATuRrD people say Charles Sumner is to change the title of bis lecture from Are we Nation [" Co "Am Husband {"
 If accounts are correct, he will have to be reconstructed before he can be husband.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

ALEXANDER DUMAS, pere, has given She Menken ten thousand francs.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
DIED.

In Prescott, on Tuesday evening, December 24, lsG7, CORA E., daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jenks
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CAMPBELL & EUfFUM, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARE II now Selling their
 Winter Stock, At their Fire Proof Building, on
 MoNTEzUMA STREET. Opposite the sPiaIa,......Pr..eot,, Arizona,
 Consisting in part, Of Ladies Dress Goods, French, American, Eng fish and dark colored Prints, MerBo Dress Patterns, of various eolors, Balmoral aud Plain skirting, Shawls, Nubias and Hoods,
 Silk and Cashmere Cloaks,
 CLiidren's Shoes, Bslmoral, Lasting, and light Calf Shoes, 4 Fine Assortment of Dress Triu,miags, Plain and Fancy Hair Nets, Combs, Buitons, Perfamery, &e., &c.
 Staple Dry-Goods, Domes,ies,
 Flannels, sa,;aet:s and CAssimerc Cloth.
 CLO THIN A Large and EKtensive Assortment Of Gents suits; Also, Goats, Vests and Pants.
 of Fine Quality and siyie. Hats, Boots, Shoes, summer, Flame! and caSsirasrs Over and
 Under Shirts, A fsr and complete assortment Of
 Cents Furnishing Goods. We would call the stienuon Of buyers ie esr large and weIisciected stock of Family Groceries and PraFlzI1HS, Tobacco, Cigars,
 Ayers Medicines,
 Stationery, etc.
 Hardware. Powder, Mining Tools, Ploughs Corn Shcllcrs. Stoves, etc, etc w. our entire stock is for sale low. for i k~l-A cash. and each eniy.
 CAMPBELL 6 BUFTUM. ! Prescott, Dee s7 iss7.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

THr Ala.k, savAgss are hostile and warliss.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
Comprising Everything ths Country Rs-
 quires.

All Of our goods are either imported direct or bought Of direct importers Ws bay nothing from second handsi thereby sariag the San Francisco Jobber's profit, which Is ALL WE ASK TO MAKE. " Live and Let Live" is our motto. Our terms arc CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, TOR CASH, we are always in readiness 10 supply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods, in jobbing lots, al
 Unprecedentedly Low Prices.
 GEORGE F. HOOPER & co. Arizona City, November 2o, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28
ARIZONA CITY,

The Largest aad KoR General sioet ef Goods n tie TerritOry, or ia aAy one h0us
 se...A ;;s SS=.: r'.-.-=s=.;-.-ssssSs,
Arizona miner., 1867-12-28

! We wosia also call the attention Of lhe Ladies \ .o our elegant stock of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-07

PoI1rrcs being slightly under the ban in
New Orleans, the newspapers have turned
their attention To literature and the fine arts.
Thus we find the Timss and the Pcayune en-
gagged in lively controversy on the "whcre-
abouts of RArIIAEL's famous cartoons. Con-
sidering the state of the country, the vcxatio"s
question arising out of Gen. SHERIDAN inter-
probation Of the registration law, considering
the terrible freshets, the creyasses, and the
high price of corn and bacon, it must be truly
refreshing for the Inhabitants Of The Crescent
CITY to sit down to on esthetical breakfast OF
coffee and cartoons. The Times holds that
thcse precious works Of art arc treasured in
the collection of Queen VICTORIA at Hampton
Court Palace; whereas the Picayunr "dclicately
insinuates' that s.the cartoons arc the property
Of the British nation, and hang in the South
Kensinston Museum" This, the Tm's says,
is an cgrerious blundcr, he ''has seen them at
Hampton Court; the rooms OF the South Ken
sington Museum are far too small to admit OF
RApuAELs cartoons" and that the blunder
arose from the fact that sketches of the car
toons arc exhibited at the museum, which the
Picayune art critic mistook for the originals
This is the present state Of the controversy,
and it is very pretty quarrel as it stands
We hope our colleagues will endeavor TO settle
the difficulty amicably, without resortiHg to
pistols OF SHERIDAN; for while discussions on
the fine arts are very improving and altogether
commcndable, such methcd Of adjulicating
the prize. of victory, we fear. would lave dc-
moralizing tendency.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-07
THE BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

We see by the proceedings of the meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Grccnyillc and Culunl-
bia Railroad, that the Board Of Directors has
been authorized to run the Blue Ridge Road in
connection with the main road TO Grccnylle.
Now, if there is spark of enterprise in the
directors Of this road, they will use their priv
ilege and see that the Blue Ridge Road does
not stop. The Blue Ridge Road runs from An
dcrson Court house to WalLalla, in Pickcns Dis
triet, WHEREOF rather just above whfch-the
tunncl' only half completed, stops its line.
Now, whether that tunnel is ever to be COM
pleted, and tho connection through the Rabun
Gap with tho West accomplished, is question
we cannot answer. The apparent approaching
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-07

completion of the connection through AsllcNiile
seems to render it doubtful, but il is a source
of great regret that there should be such
doubt. Tie Blue Ridge Road had completed
this connection half way at least, and no road
in the country can show more sufficient re-
turn in what has been done for the amount oil
capital expended. But on that suhiect the 'li-
rectors of the Blue Ridge Road know best. and
we shalrcxpress no opinion. But there is
point of view in which this roa,l lis Of great
importance to some Of the best interests of the
future of the State.
The country which this road penctrates. is
one capable of great development. If there is
any section Of the State whicl. affords attrac-
tion for emigration it is This. A delicious cli-
mate, soil capable of Indefinite Improvement
and which can produce fruit, grain and cotton;
u population, thrifty, honest, economical ami
white all olier capabilities which must sooner
or later be made profitable. The attention of
many persons from the low country, where for
tunes have been reduced by the war. have al
|; ready been attracted by these advantages, pt'
they are checked By the fact of the want OF
easy communication and mail facilities Now
it is not only ofimporiance to the road but 10 the
State, that this enterprise should not be fall
/ ure. At present, it cannot be expected that
the mere section of q road can be run to adj
vantage but if the Grecnville Road will do as
it can do, run this road in connection with the
main Greenville and Columbia stem, 1t can
serve itself and the State. A road which run
ming twice week, does not pay, may and will
pay when run oftcner.
We commend this subject TO the intelligent
and able gentleman who presidcs over the
Greenville Road, and Mr.. HAMMrrr can add to
the. reputation which he has so deservedly ac-
quired, by completing this arrangement. That
the resolution should have been moved by a
man of the practical sagacity of Governor ORR,
who, to sound common sense, adds the honora-
BILE desire to serve his State, ought to be no
slight recommendation to MIR. President HAM
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-07
CHI A L Es TON.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1867
PAY UP.

We are sending out at present, great num-
Der of bills for subscription and advertising,
and most earnestly request that oil those who
may receive them, .will have the kindness to
make prompt remittances. A great many OF
these accounts have been standing for ayear
and more and it is absolutely necessary now
that they should be paid