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r OsT.-The following note

$4,000. PoET prPOsTT, March 18TH 1867
We promise to pay To John Dnfty, or order uu..
Hundred and Seventy Nine Dollar, on demand for
value received with interest from date.
Signed DAVIS & PIEHI
Pr Juo ". IiviDr.
The above Note having been aot | caution all
persons from negotiating or rrisint tlla same.
Aug 81 1SG7-.!w Holm pi'f'iy
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives hao,ib
anu Vigor to the frame and bloom to the pad cheek
Debility Is accomplished by many alarming symptoms
sanity, or epileptic fits enslle :"
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MONEY WANTED.

SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS WANTED on First
Mortgage on good town property, Apply %
SAMUEL PlNRNEIi
ATTORNEY At LAW
Aug 81, 1sG7-3w I5Il-inn N1
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of this county, will
be opened on Monday next.
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-Rattlesnakes are very plenty this year
in some parts of Connecticut, and Copper.
heads in Maryland.
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FOR NoN-RETENrION OR INCONTINENCE of
Urine, irritation, inflammation or liberation Of the l,ad
der or Kidneys diseases Of the PROSTATE glands stone in
the bladder calculus gravel brick dust deposits and
ings ~
USE HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BucHU
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SOME inaccuracies occurred in our state
ment of the shooting airay between Thos.
Thackery and Rudolph Bennett, in regard
to the position of the parties when some of
the shots were fred and also in the alleged
assault on the Sheriff. At the request of
the principals in the ailray, we make this
statement, in order that the minds of the
jury may not be influenced by anything pub.
ished in reference to the matter. The facts
in the case, or any similar case, can only be
arrived at by a careful sitting of the evidence
given before the Court, and without attempt
ing to correct conflicting and contradictory
statements, we leave the matter to those
who may be called upon to determine legally
according to the evidence brought before
them,
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
ltELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuCHU
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Pills will prevent the Ague and all Bilious Complaints.
Depot, 2O6 Dock street, Philadelphia. Sold by DIR.
T.. IL Foreman, Elkt0n, aud Z, H. lamar, II Deposit.
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SERIOUS AcoTDENT.-M Matthew Shaw,
brother to Messrs. John and James Shaw,
residents of this county, and his wife, met
with serious accident laat week, while
driving on the road near James, MILL
Descending hill, the breech strap of the
harness broke, and the wagon running on
the horse, frightened him. Mrs. Shaw
sprang from the wagon when the horse
started to run, breaking her ankle in two
places. The horse ran to the top of the
next hill where the vehicle was overturn
ed. Mr.. Shaw received some severe bruises
but was not seriously injured. His wife,
however5s~as considered in very danger.
Gus condition from the effects of her wounds.
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A New School. HoUsE.-A new school
house has just been completed at Perryville,
pronounced by the President of the Board
of this county, the best frame Public School
house in the county. The size of the build
ing is 36 by "a feet, with ceiling ID feet,
lighted by eight windows, with double hung
sash, and venitian shutters. The walls are
wainscoated three feet above the floor, thus
eilectnally protecting the plasterng.
In front of the building there is vesti.
bulc Is by g feet, with window on each
side, large supply of wardrobe hooks for
the hats and shawls of the pupils, and shelves
for their baskets and buckets. The building
stands upon substantial stone foundation,
and is handsomely painted inside and out,
roof and all and reflects great credit on
Messrs. Carroll & West, contractors, who
have so faithfully and so promptly completed
their contract.
The house is large enough to accommo.
date all the children of the two villages be-
tween which it is located, and the school
about to be opened on Monday next, under
the charge of an excellent teacher, will be a
great public benefit to the citizens of that
hitherto neglected part of the county,
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PRoPERTy SALEs.-On Tuesday last, Jas.
I. Mccullough, Trustee, sold small tract
of land, known as "Simpers' Choice, Re.
surveyed" containing 33 acres, to Isaac
Brown, for SIS. Is per acre.
On the same day, Frederick Stump, as
Trustee, sold the Ratter property, in Elk
Neck, containing ITO acres, for SIS per acre.
DR.. Mitchell, purchaser.
R. B. Goodyear sold his farm, near Elk.
ton, on Friday last, to Thos. Bremen, for
$4,000. The farm contained 60 acres, un.
der good fencing, with good buildings.
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SPRING MILLINERY.
MRS. NJ. A. j. NELSON
has just returned from the City with fine assert
II ment Of
French Frames and Flowers,
Sha kers. Silks. Ribbons. Grapes.

Grenadines, White and Black Silk Nets, Straw and
Amber Ornaments Buttons, Gimps and Iaces
DRESS TRIM NGS of all kinds; Infants Waists,
Socks, Shirts; Gntta Percha and Pins; Combs and
brushes Pun Pins; LAZY White and p"rl'lncry;
Collars; Runng and Edging: Kid and silk Gloves;
Hair Nets; Embrodeiies and Nelyets; Waterfall
Pads and Rolls; Silk and Straw Cords and Tassela;
Silk Oil Cloth; Pins, Needless Cotton and Tapes.
Hn.Purtcular attention given to orders, and
liberal deduction made to Miners.
April 10, 1851
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W. FL. ZIMMERMAN, formerly Principal of
the Elkton High School, now occupies the
chair of Natural Sciences, in the Western
Maryland College. This institution is 10.
Gated in Westminster, Carroll county, Nd.
Mr.. u. will ill the chair with ability. His
love for the study of natural science amounts
to passion. Mrs. Zimmerman is also en-
ployed as Assistant in the same institution.
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ALTON.

Ang 81, lSG7-3w
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LAIR AND FESTIVAL.

Aug 81, 1sG7-3v
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REGISTRATEON.

Aug 81, lSG1-3v
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

FALL PLowING.- by blowing. the
soil i made productive. or. in other
words, capable OF producing the crops
We intend to grow A soil that is close
hard, and SO compact that the fbrous
roots of plants can not penetrate it, can
not not he expected to produce crop of
wheat or any other cereal, and consc
qucntly the more porous and pulvcru-
lent we can make it, the greater the re-
turn 1t yields. In order that the nutri-
tive matter contained in the soil NAV be
made productive. we must cultivate well
The blowing must be well done. the
manure applied to a field should be
thoroughly Incorporated with the soil. in
order to he within the reach of the roots
of the plants. Special attention should
be gwen TO this subject at thi, time. and
inc faiIi 9"i mo Tile very best condition,
that we may raise larger crops to the
acre, and the more land we can plow in
the fall, and get into fine filth for plant
ING or sowing, the less we shall have to
do IN the spring. Many farmers reaped
the reward of their foresight in this par
hcuIar the past spring when the weather
was so unfavorablc that only few days
now and then were fit to do work in.
and they succeeded in getting in their
crops while their less fortunate neighbors
Were doing their blowing. - Amaicau
Farmer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
N q L I C. r

Th exitence Of thu Bank # Caledonia, chartered b
the leisa-ur # the state Of We mon snd lccat At
Dsnville in said state terminated agieesby TO the
laws Of said sta e. the th d1y # June, lS6: and
notice is n. IeIy given ihat sAa bank Eil redeem it
outs sndny bills for tr term Of yea from Dee
l>ii.
The flowing act IF The Legislature i publ shed 10y
direction f said b.nk. Ry order Of til. Directors.
uRRA CROSBY. Pre-. ,. L. MAT1UCkS, Cashier.
D,nyille, VI, Dec q, l>6'-
An &c; rc:ating 10 the demption of bank notes.
L Is hereby eueCtei, &c
Sec J. After The cXpir tiO- Of tn charter 81 any
ank chartered by this state fer the limitation
of the existence q zny such bank- arc5ly . til Law
of th 4 to- uch bInk Nav notice l. pGlli cd
in all the weekly sap Is Of tar cuuiy MI such
lsnk Is located, for jul yer. seit NJ forth TIA
sid bank viii rede out tindIn. tz ;he day O;
the ri alton + it Garter Ii d3te Of the tenn
ito. of lie existence sad cops Of this at And upon
due publics ion IF -uch notice. neither Gci 4nk IL
oicer shall De- liz le 4 Say action the camp
ton of nv Of IL sustaining hills, ul,- the s
have d, rn July presented, payment theTvi demand
cd within the wear Aforci1 If the barking house o.
taid bank.
=. After the expiration o: tie chart 81 rfte
tie termination uf the teloe # Iny such balk u
aioIe sIid such bank sail 10 L. u jvCt =, Tn
OPERATION lishlr to thc provisions Of the sixty bird
section Of chsper ciEhfy-ane II tn genes 81 siatl
Sec :. This shSii tax, Il it. ,r4s-a-e.
! Approved Noy J. ;, lSs6. ttecl e.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
4 FACT NOT GENERALLY KNOWN

\ FACT NOT GENERALLY KNOWN
The origin oil the portrait for the God
de>s OF Liberty upon our COINS Is OF great
interest. Mr. Spencer the inventor OF
Spcncers lathe, used by the Bank note
CompanyS, was the artist who cut the
lirst die tor our American coin. lie cut
an exact medallion OF Mrs. Washington.
The wife OF Gen. Washington, and the
first few CONS were struck with her por-
trait. When Gen. Washington saw il
he was di>pIeased. Mr.. Spencer altered
The features Il little, and putting Il cap
upon lis head called it the Goddess OF
Liberty. Ii luture artists will bear this
in mind, they will always take Mrs.
ashin.tons portrait for their guide
when wishing 10 produce the goddess.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

A KANSAS FARMERS rRorIrS-Tbo
Lawrence Journal tells what the farm of
man living near that place has yielded
tins Year. He raised eighty acres of
corn, twenty acres of wheat and ten acres
OF potatoes The corn yielded eighty
bushels, the wheat thirty bushels, and
the potatoes three hundred and fftv
bushels per acre. The value of the en-
tire crop. from one hundred and ten acres
of land cultivated, is S5435-a handsome
income for farmer. 1t should be borne
in mind however, that the crops in IA n.
sas are unusually good this year, and,
that in all probability, the owner of this
farm Is an exceptionally good farmer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
Simeon Powers Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In PROBATE court holden a
Essex District } iunenhuTg 4 and Tor said
ii,tri-t on the 9th day q SeIieznsa-T A u 1855
Kate Powers. administrator and Timothy Powers
administrator the estate 81 Simeon P"NeT> laie U
lunenhur-. in sid aiSiriCi. deceased makes appica
ton 10 sad c.suTi extend the time hereiooTe al
lowed Them Ia yav the debts due said and
II re day
WhereUp0n i ordered hy sad court that said apll
Gallon ie heard al the PROBATE cfice II Lun.nuurc
on the 9Th v 81 Se;-enl-r ls7 aud Il : further
lrrei that r"Ce given L. al lcrsus concerned by
ghe publication this order in The CaedoIian print
cd al 81 Jun-bury three weeks successfully teiurs
said hearing
b. tie Couri-Attcsi. JONAH BROOKS. Judge
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
N o 7 &c E

The Pissumpsic Bink. wEote ca areT terminated Feb
L. ls gives notice thAt II wi redeem il. out tsndin
bills ST the Frs' National Bank in JOhlrv
se4- frum December l, &C. s-7eesby tie following
act l. T. EtDiNGIUN, Cashier.
81 John-bury. Vt, lee !, l>G5.
An act resiinC TO the d mP;ion 81 bank notes.
II = h r,by enacted. &C
Sec. l. After tie expiration Il the chaT-cr of ant
hank chartered 10y this tsic, after the tIn
the existence Of asy such bank sET,eby 10 the lave
u ti- STATE such bank ncticc 10 ic publish
81 in sll it- ky newspapers II the ,uunfy wiirt
sch bsnk located for fun tiE- ,o-rn thu;
sal. bank viii redeem it. di. D. : - ~ o.
the eNpirsti Of char the .ar Oft tsrulia =
ton II is existence. and ~ 81 III Sc. AID upon
due pu, cat IF suci ic. neither such hank IL
Offices -ii=il D. liza : ly act Il f5r tie -r,dcl-
ton Of any Of il. outs ils, rRlts n hal
have b,,n duly p,zenr aid .yineai ri syIpsud
e within the wear sfor r8it, bdnk5l ~, q
said hank
SC. , After the exp T4to.i Of tie charter OF .ftc
the teT.ncs son Of tn, rXi-ic 4 snv rUca hank n
ato- sud, such iaak shall 60 Re subject the
oIrl stio. OF liable 10 "N.-.or= @: KrV-t iTd
section If chapter eighty niue Of the grrli sia,,.t
Thi- set sts AXE cfiec; from it pss.a g..
Approved N.v. u. l>,t;. G,-,-1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
THE CALIFORNIAN
farm, Garden and kitfhea.
4 Society for the improvement I"
Horses.

AT a meeting, held at the Brattleboro
House. September 18th, 1861 for the
nurpose of considering the expediency Of
organizing a society for the improvement
of horses in Vermont, Hon. III. e.. Root
wa. chosen chairman and Geo. \. Mer-
rjll. secretary. Pertinent remarks were
made by Hon +. w. Park and Hon. ii.
G.. Root of Bennington. Messrs. GriSwold
OF Malvern Farm, Morrisville, l.. Tuck
er Of Royalton, Col +. S. Stowcll OF
Cornwall, III. B. Kent of Dorset, Geo. e..
Hall OF Brattleboro and Geo. \. Merrill
of Rutland. Whatever difference OF
opinion was expressed as to the best
manner OF attaining their object, there
was but one, as to the Importance of its
contamination - that Vermont might
continue to send forth to her sister State
a, She long has, a race OF gcntemcn's first
class roadstcrs and trotting horses second
to none.
It was agreed by all, beneficial as the
Vermont State Agricultural Society has
proved herself to most of our agriculture
al interests. and much as the several
county societies have, and are doing, Ton
the pecunlary benefit Of our farmers, they
all tail IN giving to us of late years thai
splendid specimen of the horse. which in
the past has gwen prestige to Vermon
as a horse producing State.
1t was suggest d that the object might
be attained by the organization of So
ciety, which should, while it is an indie
pendent association, act IS ulu7lauY tc
the State society.
After deliberate consideration, and a
free Interchange Of views, it was, on mo-
tion Off. r Tuc,or of p,.or,.
r.. L,d That , com,,;,too &c ,tr,. l.,
appointcd.bv the chair. to confer with
the officers OF the Vermont Agricultural
Society as to the feasibility of merging
the interests of tie two societies, in hold
lng under their united auspices annual
Fairs it bcipo in NM uov ,ho oh;ont %,
the new. to iroparIizo or nrciud;co III,
acknowledged ADVANTAGES Of III. old So
Getty hut to dcvclopc more fully, and
l''''''' 'i'' o'.'c'S o' Dolll'
1T '''''i' appointed as Tie committee
iioh' l. W. ARK hlcll''rd bradley ami
'co' a merrill
I 80 ''',' 'Pf'''"''', WIG
'' Wv '''''""s 5e'''ic'''e'
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p.a,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
AYERS AGILE CURE

For the - d. snd CERTAIN cure Of ir.,ar -..
or cal = and ~. r,Iult-er- FIVE. clil ia
a-ae. 2 n deal tles lscsr O l.illial- he,s,.
uus ;vTr-, iud ID 10 he whole ala-- 0f gss-- --
fla1,E n lula y dram, lae 4, calz.a fN q. .
Ct mis- -rustic ca1It-irs
i1is rt1n''.y he II ,ly failed 10 cu., z -...--
ca-y- q ciliis sd lex =, nd Il has tie ~, n -
oHt'r e-h'r A--ac medicines. hat il u .rg-
n hon, I2jly to the -,zrfc I. Il con air -...s
~ "t.s,r { lytvTlou- su5 Ia-cc 10 d. Il
gum IN O. any iliI- H. effect uhary.--
hottcrs 80 The allny AID tie R,S- IA n ana
endorse ril,s as-,rri ~
lTeaarcd ty d. y & AAEE - 49,. a..y.- "s-
and sid by al druggists and dr.. IN .
vTcrgWht
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DTR5C-lCN-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
John Sanhorns Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, [ IL Probate JouTi holden al
Essex District BLurlsuhurE. in and for sad
district. Tie sll lay 81 SsI,Je.nter A ID lo67-
David Golall- airiiu>lrat-r "a The estate 81 John
srllrr late % C,1Td II sid district deceased nlAk
apliCaliul said vNrciF1 The tine hcTelvicf
allowed MN Ezy the d-I- Tue iIum sld estate and
render h> iiilui>iIAli. aoovsIt ulil some future
daV
liUA-issi - heard II the Probate Olce. iH LuleIItuT
liz z-iA Jay September A u. l>t1 ana II :
further ordered that al persons Interested be note
l-g.,its publication 81 This Ur,r tire weeks SUI
c,>iEvA ia the CAlcduan. printed al ST JoAil>Ers.
lT. kivu> q >All TINE 90 l-arill--
By TIE Court AilcSi-gDNAH BROOKS. judge.
true COPS ui reoOrd-Aitc-i-
7s7i JONAH BROOKS. judge
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

For sale by II. cowpgY, It. yohnsfurr. VI, VI -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
Moses Buchansns Estate

STATE or VERMONT. Ia Probate Court held Af>ffis
Caledonia D.>fTi,I. PTrta,v Once IN 81 johns
tGrS- uil liz I'll lay % viIeIat-sT. A u ls5--
kuert Harvey. A!niIl-irAi5T. ae Z. III rgr u tie
s-isrs Il N,f>s> Buchanan late q kNecafe. IN al.
--lI,-t deceased uasvs a..laii, L. ,ssUrE a..
cC"-e L. >si the WLuiv u Tie Teal sad de-
p-a>i- Representing a. lie sale al >ai1 rezl late
Eua te tICial IL Tie h-Ir>. and al Interested II
>a e-i-ir AID sd adi;l>li aT is produced L. >al1
co-l ;te o->e; Aii az roailsa riII- u AL LIE
. heir ~ >sl1 y>-aIt T->i1itl- n Tilis Safe
lrv1iia. il = ordered ~ i1 Colr-. that sad az
1icar- rfr-T Consideration ard De- heard On the
9Th d. - ,efnirr A .. l>- The ir,,,afe tfo-
ia ~ l'.>,ury. and Il = further srd-res ihai
al l--s..> lnirT.>i.l l. Nu,iA-d L-re0l Ok gGllUa-
Il-l ll--oc e., >aiG 4,ftUzTill and order thereon
rlr'e SrvG- >-OOe>>iTely The C4ledui.iau ,raivd
II - li>' i-H. ti- >1i1 lrl- - h-arifc rlaf fhey
nlaH aEs-ar al >a.d tine AID pace AL. gleE So
,a--- eel 1T ;i.vrv-s-
4, The JuLrI.-Asi,>f.
-s6s asa 4 FRENCH Jr;-. - P-a7o-e
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

a young lady school teacher of In
dianapolis was, last Sunday, endeavor-
ins to impress upon her schOIas the ter
ribIe effects of the punishment OF Nebu-
ciladnezzar. She told them that Tor sew
ell years he ate grass like Il COW. just
then a small boy asked : did he give
milk .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
Martin Howsrd's Estate.

81 ATE ar VERMONT. Ia probate court held Al -
Cai,ia'la c-i TO- JIohf~iury. within AID f0r
-. G>iT ii. GA Tie 1ih ldg Il e..ieu,T Z. l---
Az instrument. lJTlHrIifl- 10 ie The lasi Eiu and
testament - Marlin Howard late u sutton. in -
district deceased heinz irr-elled tie 0,lrt -
AiIeT -Ssr1, It's e1eCUguT Therein named Tor Yro-
hale
Il -or3e-- y said caGrl tii4i a. persons o1no,ru-
- 1t-r-.r- - Notified q AsIear Al session II said
-; Il = = holden Al the PROBATE ,ce Ia ~ Jvl>urs.
"a lhc --l aiaA u Seli. lovs stew CAu-e i ana
Ties iiaH haze A-aiil>1 tAs Iitaie u said WILL To-
S-Da urf.'>v g - further ,H-rcd lnaI copy The
TrrTt 81 iL> u-'-T - l,ubn>- three N+,k> >lOUes-
ely IL the NaiOiaii printed a. NJ. Jsh>Ty. gTc-
yivG> L. aid time appointed ivr hearing
ASA L FRENCH, Judge 81 PROBATE.
4 irc- t. ~ pileosrd -Ati,S1.
72-1i ASA l.. FRENCH. Ju1se Il Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
David MIfehiiIs Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. n Probate Cvlsr- held al III
Caledonia D>Ir',I>S- gPr,a.r Oll,e. IL 81 Ji,.s
turs- "a lie lsrL '.-H - S-g1vrla - A % l>5-.
sA:H l.iviii administrative. - -. t>.a.. I'D.
i'ANf- hfre. ate u ,s-s;5. IN sid distinct De
,l-'i fl.H'> AR cation L. - CONT - HOrr>r I,
80 70" n. - %. lie TEA estate - sa;1 decreased Tt
L. III >AG >alr = -,vv-,-y l0- lie IA IlezI q,
the -t.f> f. a-.2 ,.yl.z--3-
h---p.--I 81 : e-s.--s o. -siG ca-t that SAD .gl.
alton come C;i3-- consideration ard 's var ia the s.
i hts't- A D. 80. al tie .i-aif4ie u-,oe IL =
J-li>TA- IL hearing AMI -ey>is.u thereon. ana 7
.>irteT vIle'i that al qyr>lf> Interested he oIIr,
'tri - -.lAti-- 20 rrt-l- ur rL3- Application Al.
I'i,T ii'---- AR >4lot>>lrr.y - IT, rsled
'ia- -T's. Il - J->-. t-e1'e sAi. TINE q hear
H. that l.A AIS- Al sad lile aud 2, ace and I,
-LrH caL-. a, 1e,t Thereto.
b. -i-- 1yU-r.-At;t>T.
80 .SA l. gREECH. Julse "a; "a stare.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

| PURCHASE FLOUR SPARINGLY.-We
advise consumers, who have heretofore
purchased their winters stock of flour
about this time, not to be in a hurry
this year. From all that one can learn
the crop is very large and if consumers
will continue to purchase as sparlnSly as
possible, prices must recede to reasonable
rates. There is now grand ring form
ing to keep bread-stutfs up to famine
prices This ring has its branches In
Chicago, Buffalo and New York, and
its leading members are said to be men
of great wealth and heavy bank facilities.
1t is well known that millions of bushels
OF wheat have already changed hands in
Chicago, Buffalo and New York, without
a bushel being moved. Like gold-gamb-
lers, many parties are buying and selling
breadstutfs who have not bushel OF
wheat or a barrel of flour in their pos
session. They bull and bear the market
buy and sell on time, and pay the differ
ence. These spectators are simply the
tools OF the ring, used to keep the market
excited and prices buoyant.
We insert the above that farmers and
consumers may see how extortionary
prices are made. and that the farmer may
see that it is not Of the high prices OF
farm produces paid to the growers there
OF, but the robbery OF spectators that Is
complained of. Farm products are
bought up and then Il system Of price
making is entered upon by the holders.
1t is so with wool, apples, hay, every
thing almost from the farm. What shall
be doHe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

When the Sultan was in Vienna, Car
dlnal Ranschcn had All audience with
him, i'll which he begged His Majesty to
do something for the amelioration of the
Christians in his dominions. ''Even at
the present time" said the Cardinal,
livery Christian is termed dog-Chris-
tan dog" That is true" replied the
Sultan, but as a set oil to this, here in
Vienna every second or third dog in the
street is called Sultan"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27
Nlr. John Rouke of Pittston. Me.

Mr. John Rouke of Pittston, Me-,
owns an eve sheep which is seventeen
years old. Her teeth are as smooth as
those OF healthy four-year old and she
is in good condition. She has raised
twenty-ninc lambs, including thirteen
pairs Of twins, and has not lost a lamb
until the present spring.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

ADvEKTIsING.-Ihe Boston Tran
script says: y stranger, seeing an ad
yertlsment i'll the Transcript this week
visited Washington street, and bought
$4,000 worth OF goods. Who says now
ii does not pay to advertise in dog days