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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-31
Thanks giving Proclamation.

The following is the Presidents proclamation n
designating Thursday, the 25th day of Move mber.
as day of national thanksgiving and praise:
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATFS ANyrprc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-31

We have number Of Congressman here, and
during the past two weeks about fifty have visited
the city. They generally concur IN the belief that
the Sumner bill to give suffrage to negroes in all
the States will be disapproyed in caucus Of the re-
publican members, and that = will assume the
form of resolution to amenL ne constitution SO
as to provide for suffrage to this class. They
also concur in opinion that impeachment must be
disposed of in caucus and that the result will be
an agreement that the testimony be reported and
the project there abandoned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-31

In default Of the necessary appropriation to pay
for the newly acquired territory Of Alaska it is un
derstood that ali pre-emptions in that quarter (of
which there have been not few are in violation
of law; and the military authorities will probably
be instructed to remove such pre-emptors until
the sale shall have been fully consummated, and
until the Government shall have prescribed regu-
loti the territory.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-31
headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, =. c.. October 81, 1861

September y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-31
S H Up PIN G.
FOR PALATKA, FERNANDINA,
JACKSONVILI e, AND ALL THE LAND
INGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
VIA SAVANNAH.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER

CT z PO OI N T
Q110 Tons Burthen,)
CAPTAIN s. ADKINS,
WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF
w every Friday Night at 9 O'Clock, for the above
places connecting with the Georgia Central Railroad at
Savannah, for Macon, Mobile and New Orleans.
All Freight must be paid here by the shippers
For Freight Passage. apply board, or at the or
flee OF RAVENEL & Co., Agents,
Corner Of Vanderhorsts Wharf and East Bay.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
CUITTENDrS COUNTY.

There was good deal of pocket pick
Ing going on during the circus show in Bur-
lingt0n. +. T. WhitcOmb. Of Essex. lost
over 500. II. Harrington of South Bur-
lington. $40 and valuable papers: Mr.
Pierce of Colchester. some money and
$500 in notes. a lady $40. and a number
of others smaller sums. Will not people
learn that it is very unsafe to carry money
about them on such occasions:
y novel race occurred OH the 18th inst,
between locomotive and a horse which
ran on to the railroad track at WillistOn
station. The morning mail train nearly
overlook it. when the engineer blew his
engine whistle furiously. and the horse.
terribly frightened. fled at its utmost speed
before the engine which it seemed to con-
celVe to be a terrible monster. pursuing,
moving and slrieking on its track. The
Morse ruhhluS at the height of its speed.
regardless OF danger. came to an omen
culvert. OF ID or 20 feet in width over
which stringers or large timbers were laid
across which We're placed the ties. He
turiously took his last leap among the ties.
his body hanging across tie. The train
WAS brought to stop before reaching the
culvert. and 20 or 80 men ran to see il
anything could be done to eXtricate the
horse. but to no purpose. The poor brute
struggled powerfully two OF three times
and then fell head foremost Is or 20 feet
into rocks below. doubling his neck under
his shoulder, and apparently breaking il
in the fall.
The Burlington Times says Mrs. Girls.
wolds house on Champlain street, wa:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Schenck's Madrase Pills


I>eas.i Lr-r I'pi The a'.- LI,.r,qls MatI IL. ,-.k
ar ,Iu>,i la n"rjii condition .f'LDI: .rsan
7, give the cubic clear ,,,,.,->rlr;.r,- az -s mil,
IL wufC! S,he,,SS Mandrake P> ~. !ug.. rfus- w..
fe-fI effects which are at.>;eI ~ thousands Il rrli-
anr witnesses. W. present a tTl-i DESCRIPTION uF
iHE HUMAN LIVER ant Il ;Tuct.ui.>. which - D.
make the oirrdtiou Of This popular medicine r-.,c,;-
n.r% to rHeTE mAn'> unier>ianI,nS-
ah>urhLut>. one ot its ,hvi1Is u>c> = . r--i ana
prepare tine bic" II likewise iiter> tn D. ,oG a! >Ia-
rates tai dId from a! impurities. How ,r.i>uri,> I,
NECESSARY L. health i the proper performance 81 tai,
blood. and Il that i li,A through the I> f-,r
and ether parts IN u.rfiI UuL,!tti,l5r mast 60,
lisuiicc. buusur>> ol>lr.,ti, Of The kirry. ryI
am many other complaints more "r is painful .ar!
dangerous. h.i the least them ute enough = r,,
man sick ant M, ..iJItsbir AMI unit Tor the lrr.r-
nance - an 81 the duties u i This .hr athy r>.s
Oi th system very often ends n pulmonary SlI.t u
The circulation cth- b!poj- COuIUl;- IN tni, man
the arterl">: il passes through the ->i taking up ali
impurities III il progress, Ih'u IL" stream Of bloc!
I've! - "t ilA'! IL = ii>>lu.y 10 CETr c"I>uitiui
>truiUld or scarcely other Kind liberation Whit
that important oiI. the liver j. diseased IL : '-
that reason that regular PHYSICIANS rarely cn.-
sum- tpIl Ihry USUALLY ut .Iu Their Treatment with H.
'>r oi some cough medicine. IN" t-is Il which = Nor
PIMA . opium III some shape winch l'tN> up the liver
>trai Il relaxing the >e,ret"uS. giving L. Ia,
,t"iia, a al Li"iu,ni 4 a-4 ny i.N u bile. Dr.
I SCA"litk'> III LMONlC SNRUP. SEAWEED TOMB
AND ANuKAhE PILLS. Will sir. uItA-u the system
Iy, tie blood al. rli'u al! hcd. uiy--> the lul--
\ volume w"I.i lee required 10 give 4 tr!ri s,,..-r
ui the remarkable performed Dr- S,n-r,a-
medicines. NJ PU.@Ipuly syrup, Selwcrd TuiiI All!
Mandrake P>-di u wh, accompanied with iu.
iT'Jt!Ji.> :ur the Use Of ihem.
DIR StHENCk Will Ice professionally al lis rooms
every wcek31 Bond street. New York. All! b Hanover
street. Boston: IRON A NJ. unit. p. NJ. Hr .y-s
advice rce. tut Tor Thorough examination with ia.
Resp! uneter the charge = i've 8 dollars r.lei;,
lies ale Tor >Ile 10y all druggist, and dealers :, a
!ul sup y all times his r,-n> Price Of III.
PulIuuEC Syrup ana Seawee! Tonic. each 81 s. l-.-
belle. OF . s. lie hall dozen. MLuIrakePul> - cents
per box.
GEo- {, GOODWIN co, = Hanover street Agents
or Boston For sac by Ill druggist. Uithwiuvy2 ..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
CDIicO/U,

Micah Baker of this town. died of ap-
opieXy Wednesday evening, July %.
aged 81 years. He was in his usual health
on Tuesday. and labored all day at hay
ing. Early Wednesday morning his wife
discovered something unusual in his
breathing, and She spoke to him. but found
he could not speak. Medical aid was
summoned. but to no avail: he remained
unconscious during the day. and died as
as above recorded. In the death OF Mr.
Baker his family have lost one of the
iindeSt and most devoted of husbands
and fathers. and the town one Of its very
best and most respected citizens: man
who may truly have been said to have
lived and died without an enemy. He had
filled various offices Of trust and useful
ness in town. and his death occasions a
void which cannot easily be filled. Those
who knew him most Intimately best knew
his worth. Truly. the memory of such as
he is blessed. J.E. w.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
IstUnd POHd.

During a thunder shower the oath inst.
While Mr.. DimOnd Stone. with two hired
men, were mloadin" hay. the barn, situ-
ated about a mile south of this village.
was struck by lightning. shivering ratter
Into fragments, AMI pas sing thence down
4 pos; into the ground. The three men
and the horse We're thrown from their
feet and severely stunned, but not serious
y injured. The barn did not take fire..
Mr.. John f. kimpton is erecting a store
on Il part of the site OF the store burned
some years ago. J. W.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Cure for Pin Worms

II worm rIneiy is needed don't FIJI, 10 get cite OF
Dr. E. g. Couli's Pin Worm Syrup. r. lie syr7Ip never
fails in til most aggravated .Ipei thee rits-
ting and dangerous eutirrly rom the sv.tsrn
Adults OF ~ IT 80 ycus, who have suffered for If
time; children upon wham all o h-r worm T,Inetis
have l-Un tr! IN vaiu rel eyed Of al aI:.y s in
- hour aid when t.krn according 20 directip= 4,
vl ctfcr entire II acts - q cath, DC .rt
improves lie h"slti 'y remoTing al impurities from
The sy.te' snd i 4lssys -ar, even ith tie Youngest
chi i.
sold by g. {. GOODWIN & co, boston. snd tv
drusgist everywhsrr. apr, iu:, Aux
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Iron i'm the Blood

Iron in the Blood.-The necessity of due pro-
portion Of iron in the blood is well known to all medical
men; when it becomes reduced from any cause WHIST
ever the whole system suers the weakest par. being
first attacked, and feeling of languor la.stnde and
"sll goneness" pervadss the system. The remedy i.
simply to supply the blood with the necessary quantity
OF iron, This can be c by using the
PERU VAN SYRUP,
protected solution iLeprotoIide Of Iron which |,
prepared that it asimaes at with the blood Civ
inS strength, vgor and new life to the whole system
To take medicine to diseases occasoned by de-
hsIency of IRON IN THE BLOOD without restoring
1t TO the system, is like trying to repair building
when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine saws: Il have been using the
PERl Wan SYRUP fo- rome time past &: i: gives me
new vlgor tuoyincy of spirits elasticity of mucles
Pamphlets contsip certificates # cures and recon-
Inedations from some Of the eminent physicians
clergyman and Others will be cent free to any address
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup bown in the
glass. j. p. DINSMoRE, Proprietor
No. &c Dey ST., New York.
Sold by all druggists
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

Moth and Freckles.- The Only reliable remedy
for those brown dscol rstions the face called Mo,h
Patches and Freckle- is Perry. Moih and F.eckle 10
ton. Prepared only by Dg. b. G. PrEsY, Derma,olo-
sSt, A. Bond ST., New York Sold hy all druggist. in
ST ,TOhn.lry An! clscvhe-e Price =. per I.rtl semi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
MARRIAGES,

At Cabot, July %, by Elder y. Wheeler Mr. Horace
B. Mckindley and Mis-. Maris VI. Calder both of Bar
net
In Pss=umpsic, July u, by Rev. E. Evans, Mr.. r. E.
Smith of Lyndon, and Mra. Mary A. Reyes of Provi
deace, r. /.
At South Marlborough, y. H., July g., by Rev. :
Clarke, Mr.. C. c. Beedle of Wet Randolph, VI and
Misc Emma Bailey of Craftsbury, Vt, both member.
Lesvitt's Mammoth Concert Troupe.
In Montpelier, July %, Mr. Daniel S. Robinson and
Miss Flora j. Palmer, both Of Asrshfeld.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Boston Market---JuIy 20

FLOUR Western superfine AZ $50 "a a.. "a.
common extras at 90d IA :i0.0d: medium do a. $40
20 "a 12.50: 81. Louis 1t Sl2.e0 e 100 = bill
yellow S1.2c.d H.. OATS northern, q 80 "a Il 00
western 0O0 "a u.O0. RYE 6l.i0 al IS. SHORTS
S35.0u'Cs 100.
PORN Prime, .l95O, "a s.O."n: mess. $500 "a
T6n: ce.r,s25n1 "a 26.@- BEEF-Ertra mess
HAMS, Il 0f 1Sc = III. BUTTER, 20 a &c : ID
CHEESE. G1ic = ID.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Cambridge Market---July 80.

Market Beef-Extra, S12.I5 "a 1850 Firrt quality
sl1.5O Ia S12JO. second, s1O.50 "a sl1.f,. Third
$685. e, lC.G1
Store Catte-working oxen = pair $50. sea
fA56, Ia S525
Mich COWS and calves-s50, 81, 20 ~ a 100.
Yearlings- $40 "a ~. Two year old-, 40 q 81
Three years old So "a IS.
Sheep and Lamls-In lots, s2.SI1., 3OA. $50 a az
Extra, a - "a 500. Spring lanbs- s215 Ia 40
Hides, 9k "a 1Oc. 1allow, "a Ike PeIts. 90 ID
"a 600. Calf skin, ~ q &c. Veal Gives . 90 a
ALB
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
ID -',W .iSs0ciaf,O2 Rooms,

'.. J. itor: Formal possession Was
" jHc Christian Association rooms
' r'cning Of the 10th Inst. The Icd-
ID NrrciSes have been already no.
We send in congratulations to the
- h'rn. Ehey are Very glad to be in
" own home" and we are very clad
''2'r 50 GOOD Il one TO 20 to. There
- --'"d deal in this. Social organize
DO resemble families in this particular
'"l-i have their homes. Clubs must
% cInb-room. Masonry must have
"pie. Social undertakings. either
lar OK sacred. seem To have reouircd
'''' iiHo'a'lon a starting point. The
Egyptian priests understood this. 4
..'i bull might &ambol at Iarpe alono.
Mite. and be just like any other bull :.
hem house him in 4 granite palace
d. rWn. and he becomes the sacred
'.u,y, ip~. We 90 not dim The glory
even NolOmou's temple by reminding
'r, that to the pious Hebrew il was
>iLhiiicanl as a home tor the ark
''j. which had hitherto " dvelt within
~a,as."
gents come 10 u, from the west.
'e.i Us that congregations can't be
I'D l'Ee'hcr unless there is meeting
." 10 hold them. Thus the church
ming society claims an almost equal
'-hilon with the Home Mission socie.
II wealthy parish in New England
'> new church nowadays. it is not
.'SA THAT a great audience room be pro.
% Is Of old. but there must be speciaI
".'"ents for the minister. the sOcia
"'-N. the Sabbath school and the
Ing circle. This plan commends itsel
""ng to foster interest in special de.
-''"'enls, 1t is just thus with our Young
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

In Derby, July IS, Mr.. Henry Fish Of the Stste Of
Georgia, and Misc L. Ann Arnold, of Derby
In Coventry, July H. Mr. Charles D. Taylor of Bolton
Z. E. and Miss Sarah J. MsgOon Of Coventry.
In Newbury, July L. Mr. Alfred T. Drew Of Iit,leton
n. H., 10 Mis- Anna f. Atwood Of Newhury.
In lrasburg, July Is Rev. o. W Scott Of Yorke, Me-,
and Miss Lucy A. Jameson of Ir,sburp
In Bradford July Is, Mr.. Henry winslow. spd Miss
Ellen Coleman, both Of Bradford
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
DEATHS,

Births, Marriages snd Deaths inserted FREE obi,us
hee, including poetry, SIX cISTs a line
In this town, Juue 30, Mr.. Artemas Mansfield, aged
q wears.
In Barnet. July Il. John Gikerson, aged O. years.
In Westmore, July O,of drOpsy, Mr. Hannah Cheney
wife Of Ira Cheney, Esq, aged % year,
In Wessmore, July Il, Carrie IL. A.,yOungest daught-
er OF Harry and Jane Cheney, sgei year..
At BrsttebOro, Mis- Ann Ide formerly of Pas-ump.ic
aged So years.
In Berlin July II, Mr.. Moses Strong ssei 81 ye,rs
In Newport July IS, John A. Swett aged 3. years
In Derby, July p, Horace Wilson. aged 81 year
In Concord, v H., July s. Freddie, infant con Of H.
h. and 5. A. Dewey
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

FlIes.-The pest Of summer. are swarming more
than ever owing to the vast amount of rain
BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
will make clean sweep of them-no fs,, no mu,s, mo
litter Beware OF bogus limitations which come NAV
pretend are jus; good There Il nothing comparable
with It. Sold everywhere. Price Six Cents. 65-I2
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

DR.. :. S. Fitch's Family Physician" Seven
ty-'ix psge' price = cents sent any address No
money required until tie book is received read and
fully approved. 1t lie perfect guide to the sex u
indispo-ed. Address DR.. : ). FITCH, - fremont e.
Boston t.ii,n
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Turner's Tic DouIoureux or Universal

Neuralgia Pill is safe certain snd speedy cure for
Neuralgia and all diseases The severest case4
Re completely and permanently cured in very short
time Neuralgia in the face head is utterly bani,ed
in few hours No form of nervous diseue wristbands
it, magic influence. II his the unqualified approval of
many eminent physicians 1t contains nothing inuri
"u- to 'he most delicate system Sold everywL- G.
Sent on receipt of II and two portage stamps TGR
NER CO., 30 fremont street Boston, proprietor.
Boston, july |, IS6, Nv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
n-nLL n iLrnrN SicrcHS.

'"- .".r'an antiquarian died at his res
Z. stevens Village, Barnet, OH the
''..- oiJo!g 30, AGED - years. About
:r:.' aero he experienced a parslytic
""H. Since which lime he haG been quite
'". a''! ''r Iae last >iX months Of his
3D." lived ~ a >cmi-uncon> cious state.
..>'''a- vas born in Barnet. his ia
nr"ftuc early settlers, enigrating
No. l." or CharloSlown. y. II.
.oo' al active part in The publ" affairs
county. and was well Known
.-atI, the STATE. His funeral will be
..'y, August ,, at O'CLOCK in the
'..,a.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

For all Lung Difficulties, JOhnsOn's AnOdyne
Liniment fhould be used upon the Thro,t and Chest
outwardly as well as inwardIy.
Only rs Cents per Large Bottles.-MOTH-
Err BAILEY'S QUIETING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN.
Which greatly assist, the child through the months of
teethng, alays all pain, reduces inflammation, correcs
scdy of the stomach, and fail. to regulate the
bowels. Sold by druggists.
WIN. JOsLYE & SONS, Barton, Wholesale Agent.
fr Vermont e.--o
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Grace'S Celebrated SaIve

From Mr. E. TICKER, Depot master st Salisbury, Mas.
Il have been troubled for years with bad humor ::
sometimes outwardly, and sometimes inwsrdlv Dur
ing the past summer il unaffected itself than usual
outwsrtiy and used your Sslve All tign- of il have
since disappeared without affecting inwardly indi
cutting think, the Graduating nature If the Save
SETH W. FOWLE son, Boston, PROPRIETOR
Sold BY all druggists, At rs cents box. sent mail
for IS Cents f,GS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
~ CALIFORNIAN.
oCAI AND STATE ITEMS.

r.si\-BURY, VI, FRIDAY, AUG. ., 1861.
..,, ,uicsvor to mike tie Ca'edonian valuable for
>Fv-: and our friends in Caledonia, Essex
49,. counties vii confer great favor to us
.-,,r. mat rally to tn interest of the paper by
local items in a briet, lcQthle form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
New York Wholesale Prices Current,

Reported expressly for the -. Efl>jU9 al, ;,i,ir.
by ii. L. BALLARD 4 co. General Prod zee Com
mission Merchants, No. 3,2 Washington street y Y
FOR WEEK Ending III y Al 1877
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

NO Medicine equals Co.'s DrsrErTIc CrEe
iof dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Fever and
Ague' SICK Headache, and all diseases thst proceed
from disofdered state Of the Stomach and Bowels
All druggists keep it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

IT your Horse has had 4 hard drive, stood in a
cold wind drank too much cold water or been out in
cold rain storm, the immediate of the Cavalry Con-
diton Powders will restore him to condition,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
w WOODWARD'S
W PAIN EXTRACTOR.

w WOOOWARO'S
" PAIN EXTRACTOR.
HISICIA>S AND THE PURLIC. can rely upon
III s. tioe eng kept up 10 il aalsrd strength snd
purity.
l. hss gained high reput I.ioa s-nonE physicians
who sve used II for We In tier practice. one o.
the most pow, rfu nimeats known for n. relief Il
reursis rheumatic pains sprsins, toOihache bruises
AMI iN'-h wound. of every description on man or
i--ast
ISED INTERNALLY fer cl.ol.rs nartus. chronic
dtrrh9a. ramp and ch,lic lains in tn { rsch OF
bowl \ I.s;rnt remedy for DlI1ITHEglA, sore
throat and common colds.
IHONIALS.
Ne the undersigned, have made Use Of wood-s-5-.
fan Extractor Il Is truly valuable med cine FIR the
relief Of pain Empstiesly family medicine: szav.
valGibl "a cs-cs 4 rineT-cuci,~ Ev it. timely r-e
mulch suif Ting N Y be prev nted. Mr.. Woodward
New Hampshire Annnsl Conference Of the LIE Church
None ne ia impOsition in purchasing his A-ticles
one Phy-c AZ Dr. Huatooa. formerly OF Lowell who
-. u the iain EKtracor in hi practice longer ihsn
any oihcl physician. viii more case Of the
ssiaiic ciuierG thAn any Oihe- medicine.
o-mon & RArker, Bishop Of the " Z Church,
Newell Culver, Eleazer Smith
Eli-ha Adams. James Pike
Yen.te,s ,fthe y H. Confe-snor OF tn " Z Church.
& :. Ha-ring.o1, Prof. we-l,yan University Conn
Geo. Z. Smith, Pri;cipsl Neglury Seminar Vermont
Joseph T. King u. D., Principal Of Fort Edssrd Cob
l-,iaIe Iusti,uie, y. \.
Joseph A Mass, " u, Lowell. Mass
l'r- Joseph K. Hayes. Druggist Lowell, Nae
Rev David Packer. Homeopathic Physician, Lowell
All orders rhoalG be addressed 10
c. IL. VI. WOODWARD,
ln-emly Hsyerhill, v IL
Sold 10y raedirine dealers throughout the stu,e and
81 Johnsbury by J. {. BINGHAM snd 5. RANDALL
PRICE = CENTS PER BOTTLE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
rri,t LOcGfs.

,I .o,al - tho
w.. . ..i,,,...,.,.-.;l,, ,a,t mad,
A.. -, ,IohnSbury district camp meet
Naholi>O. will be holden al Lyndon.
.o.,i,, IN this viIlaoe Sent 3
,.,l.c.ptre SON, If and Il
..r..,., SANDING at obout 10
I.r,I;ug We hear There was
~,.,Haa LrbUurNeau. workman i'll
.. .,,... In TIL, vilagc. had the third
goo. nj. .rIl haud cut off al about the
....,. Wur!r- jay. while engaged in
..n,,. machine for working dough.
.' ''.''
,.., /, ,acr Il. lie. of the Vermont
.g, recently been appointed ma
~ . volunteers, hv hrcyct. for rol-
4 ...,..r.foriou- services in the field
........,..., To- date from March H.
......I,m meet a, E.n"iue house No. }
...u.. .,,rin~. \raust3. ~ -Io'clork
."' patton. formerly a conductor
| i.'~..I'P"Ic faIlr"ad. having be
1-'''. M SOME DAYS 'liice taken
.n-tp" asylum. Al BFattleh0io. He
..rr'1rt t'F soIilt years at chicago.
.m& came back and established a
...' ,.a-r- between Littleton and the
...t.,, and competition arising, lie be
-~.N'M hoH-rcsidcnts have lately
Inquiries for houses III Our village.
. Al-u 10 move their families here.
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Town OF St. Johnsbury - Officers. - T,art
Clerk Hubbard Iatings; Treasurer, Barron Moulton
Slrnen, Calvin Morrill, j. II. ippebee, Simeon EIuse;
Listers, A. e.. Chadwick George isanney l.. c. Nath
ews S'1t " .>cic,L,, Rev f. \. Titus: Coeccr, a.
NJ Cook: 0re1s"7 If IT, Poor, John Emerson.
Village Officers HodTatr, f. {. Redngton:
Clerk, O. W. Baker: Trustees, y. e. Chadwick, A. 5.
Livingston, A j. Willard, rhinuas Aid Il, John Emer
son; Giie-sor, L. B. Flint HytnsIy SURF yrs, John
Emerson, Mark l. Brucn.
Religious Meetings. Cp"y. Church, REV.
L. {. Cummings, rsst,r) Prea hing the sabbath At
1890 4 and G.3o sabbath School 1t las N.
So,sh Go.g church, (Rcv. Lewis .. Bra,tow l'astor,l
Preaching At lo.:n ard 1.f5 Pm. Sabbath School
at Zoo NJ, and Conference Meeting at G3a n. Neh-
oi,$ Church., (Rev. +. A. Titus, Pastorl Preaching at
1O.30 a and Las N. Sabbath School At 1900 N, and
Conference Meeting $50 n. Prayer Meetings in
all the Churches, Wednesday evenings Il; 80. Prayer
Meeting Of the Young Mems Christian Association, Fri
day evenings, at $50.
Observation-Disclosures LODGE, Silas Mastin, ". H.
Meetings every THURSDAY evening. HAswELL CHAP
Sill, Mastl, II. p. Regular Meetings Friday ev-
cnins preceding full of the PALESTINE
ConnASDKkr, J. l.. Pegki..s, CoarnaH Ter. Regular
Meetings Tuesday evening preceding full Of the
Moon. All meetings in Masonic Hail. Main street.
Good Templars. HARMONY LODGE, Tracey l..
Hall. " {. T. Meeting at their hail Summer street,
every Tuesday evening.
Fire Department. Cdi.f E,igd.eer. Francis
Walker; ASSISTANT Engineers, Franklin Fairbanks, Lin
dorf Morris, T. F. Brown. TORRENT ENGINE Co. MOL
Foreman, Alden Wheeler; ISL Fstnurn, s II. Nut
ting; Clerk, II. &, IIasting-. DEUCE ENGINE Co. No.
?. Fa.mG,t b. F. Rollins; 4 ST. Foreman, John Sts-
vens; CJeri, y. VI. johnson. EXCELSIOR HOOK AND
LADDER Co. Foreman, James 7. Howard: Asst
Foreman Horace G. Wright; CLrk, John ?. Eddy.