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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
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The Iassumpsic Bank riosc Oh ,rter Terminated F,t
T. l>iS, gives notice III it vii redeem IL iin-,
bills At the Fire Nariogal Bank in Il oh;-hur
yes firm December l. l>t- a-.,slly the :: flowing
y &. EEplNtiTb\. ta-ili.-.
-. John. bury, VI. Dec /, i>G6.
An act relating to the Inptoa 81 bank u,te-.
IL i b r,!y enacted a..
SEC l. After t'r expiration II The chsr-o- q AM
hank chi-f-T- - t..- -fs' If-r- t!la li.. to;s
the existence Of any such tuk. tr-rahly IL. lau-
90; this -tatr, such bank may notc.. i pri-
I'll in sll tie Ne ncwslIp-.s 81 til r.Euty wLrrt
such bank i lcrti-t. for n n ting, ,oTt that
sail bank will redeem It's u'ts'a- din p. i 'Lc =
the expiration II char tie !s- { t.. tTuira-
ton q - existence" aat Z, e Il a. \ i Er-.u
due pu Hcst II zrc igc neither such hInk uar l.,
"iicr-- -hal " liza. aay cor tie Il T-reI-;.-
ton Of any II II. amin bills. uIr,s IL sa:lr -LH
have been duy p sent j and p yIngat ih,- i s,,.rG
ei within the y,sT a:or aid = t.r hank IL l-, q
slii bank
Sec. , After the ezpr Ton OF 4 charter or atis
tlc tcrrHinc ion Of til ri ten, f my srh 'llN =
sfO sr:i sUch tank sAan - Z, De- subject 20, II,
Operation. q liable u DIVISIONS oi ~ ird
section Of ciiprrr eighty q lie u al -.l;1-,.
sc. g. hi act shall Ike eject from IL 7I--I-s
Approved Nov. l., l>ii. t,,i3
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

Their line viii extend from Sacramento. California,
the Sierra Nevsda- TO the California Sa'e Line,
t'avering the RICHEST MOST roPULOrs SECTION OF
CALF"RNIA, and thence through the GREAT MINING Rr-
GINs TERRITORIES, to the vicinity Of Salt Lake
City.
II forms the WESTERN of the only route to
the Pacific which is adopted by Congress and
TIE ISSUE or UNITED STATES BoNDs.
Their road Is already completed, equipped and run-
ming for 81 miles from within II miles Of
the summit of the Sierra. and large amount of the
work Il Grading, Tuunelliug, &S, beyond that pc Mt
has been accomplished.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

The western Iowa farmers are scourg-
cd with countless focks of pigeons,
winch deyour the grain as fast and a:
often Il, 1t l. sown. At its present higl
IF''e wheat IS far too expensive a die
for the birds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
SEALED PROPOSALS.

For building Jail AZ -. ,JOusury, Vi. for tn,
of Called mia County, will bc received by the Judge.
Of said COUNT. until the FIRST MONDAY III il NJ
neat, at ~ O'Clock. VI.
llans and speciica ions for siid Ill max he seen il
the meantime, a tn County Clerks ofcc in 81 Johns
bury, 10 the inspcC ION # which we invit all p.r-on
dtsirous of making BID, either ia whole III par fol
ihi- work.
+ We invite proposal for the entire fob, furnish
Ing all tn nliteria!- and doing the work. =
I'd. To take down the Old jail uOw occupying tn,
sit Of the proposed new digging III cellar art
sewers, and LAYING tine foundation of the new Jail
I'D. To furnish all the gsni,e stone Ice s-ary sud
laying up the same.
ith. To furnish brick all hsrd and living the same
9TH. To furnish all necessary iron work, such 81.
door, windows and grating, DC.
eth To do all necessary wood work such IS fioorin.
roofing, &c., and furnish material.
,h. To furnish slate for roof and lay the same.
said Judges rcseryng the right of rejecting all lid
offered
For the eneft Of any needing explanations in regarC
to The plan or specifications, thr undersigned would sal
that will be at the County Clrks Office .fortai
on Monday tie 21th day Of May, instant, for suct
purpose
WM. Is. PALMER, ! Judges of
F. K. CARPENTER. ! Caledonia co
3. .Ollnslury MAY C. 1871 .I-5;
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
TX. III. Eddy, Solicitor of Patents

Late aentJf L > Paient Once. Washington, tundtr
the act u isS7-
= State Street. opposite kllty street, boston
After an extensive practice VI upwards Of twenty
wears patents In TIE United Siaie
also Great Britain. France and other vrelEn cuil-
tries Caveats. speech aiioIls bonds a>icnfneie ana
all papers drawings iur patents executed On hocTA
seTE-> and viii despatch Researches made mi"
American foreign Work. 10 d-f mine The NAldltA
utility u patents or inyeniiOas-ad leEal or Other
advice Te4i-Tei IN al nAiieT> lsachiu the sane. Cope
II The claims II patent furnished by rri.fii- 81
Assis:llll, LIS recorded al E4sh.uEtun-
TESTIEosl2
Il regard III EDDY oi the most sucuessiu
ard capable practitioners VIII Zhom have had OHIO
al Intercourse CiiAS- MASON
Commissioner .i Patents
Il have hesitation Il assuring Inventors thai sheS
cannot employ peT>gn more competent and nus
worthy. aid capable u putting their Application
"a a fyrIa tivtl early Anc favorable
consideration a. the patent yliice.''
EDECND b hh Z L4ie commissioner 81 Patents
M. Il Il Eddv has made - i5 slgcaia,i>,
ali ts-i which patents haze hv-n granted ai-
anal : pending. SCCi ClIn>lAkeule prod col great
iavIi and ability ou h. iart leads fpe 10 recommend
inventors - apply To him L. procure ihelr lzcnf>
itev u1Ay a. IL having the most iaiiiul aiici
sin b"sio-,re "a their cS>c> AID Al hcIy feAsiil x
C',ar-->' JOHN TAStAhE
During eight noI,l>. the sgtS1er. Ia course ui d.,
large Tracll,e. mae IElur rejected AfiaJaI
- appeals. every ui Ellc decided Ia his iaF u
- the commission al iateli>, L H. kDDA-
. Boston. Ja,l- I. l~s-lE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

Early MnkiH". Where cows are
yardrd over night, they require early
attention in the morning. If kept late,
before milking. they become hungry and
FESTIVE, and yield their milk less freely
than they would do ut AN earlier hour.
Never let them look over the gate CT
fence an hour in the morning, waiting
for the appearance of the mixer. They
know the best time to commence feeding.
and should be allowed the privilege OF
Improyin. it,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
.--.KUTLhND and BURLINGTON
AND
Vr9E1ET yAIIFY 2sII 91GDS.
Q sallaa ., y, lT-lils VII n
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.


MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave BCrl -'"R B Sep IA = :, Il - 2 m
Au,c Al kuiIAul II - n - + II . Il -
Leave huilalr1 suua Ia leo 5Enp IL "a = Il
Arrive Brl.oA- Falls : IA = = ~ = IA - a
Leave Eel.uN~ Pas : - AN . pm - "a
Arr4vr IL BTA-l.ruuT,s - a i5A - Il
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Rrai'iyhurs j. - . :. T. = - =.
A-rlsv Bei'aE- Fair II 49, IA a. = n -
Leave Bellows Fans = J. - : - = a. 600 b
Arrive al Rutland Ig,1 IA ,r' pm 'a - IL N
Leave Rutland tfa.= Il . - 2 IA , Ia
ArIlEc al kEI-Aul - Ia = - = II IS a -
TRAINS CONNECT A. FOLLOWS.
Al Bl-.i,-;.il RiiL hai> ~ lake Champaign ans
vermont Contra ana vermont Canada Railroads
il; aurs" irI. = Alta>. Eag-e's P0iiI. Maatreal
n-iei.-..u--l al Tie West
A. kL1t1--. NliL trains TT GrpE- AlaIg a-l2 =
lvrk SAra--a Springs. = le;' ClSiy all1 lie NesI.
A E.sN- Ill Mil i-Ai-l- Cheshire Ralirl
H; FGCAtu--- u uTc=>l-r. l-5l.-ll All Bs-fpu- Mi
VEN a,t Valley kaiIaas III Br4itvi-Io. NIGii-yl
Hartford. A-W II4-e:. a:.s N--. 4r. win SIlN
Ra..u.al IL Al-!~u-. NLt~ kiEv- Jlfsyrsua. Hvl.>
s-r :; Jvl>.Irs, Avalrs-,. aud Ilv u ltv
q .l-all>
Fs>--i--r- ~ 1.e N,-r Nj. :ll.s tbs Clea7. p
ISL, 81 tAs'..li.uL- R-Lte Fu- Tok-Is and a..
ut,v-,rs Information li al Tie 'ilnoes On The Line
GEo- 4 MERRILL. SEIl-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

Rev. DIR. George 3. Chcevcr, of New
York. has received his "back pay"
from his socicty-S42, 100 but the
church was sold to Tiffany 4 Co., the
Broadway jewellers, for $40, 1000 to raise
the mOncy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
Ieaal.
Aaron MeIuins Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held al 81
Caledonia District, bloomsbury. within and loi
said district. ON the 81 DAY OF May, lS67-
AN Instrument purpOriing 10 Je the last VII and
Testament VI Aaron Melvin. late 81 wheelock, II
said district. deceased. being presented 10 the CouTi
By Jesse C. hinaSiOn fine executors therein nam
ed. for probate.
II Is ordered by said court that ali persons osnoern
ed therein, lie notified ioappe2r At session o. said
court lie holden the Probate Oioe. in ST Johus
bury, the 5ih day Of June. 1867 and shew cause.
any they may have. against the Probate Of said VIII
which purpose IL isfurther ordered that copy o
the record ui this order lie published ihr e neeks sue
ceSSiVely In the CalecUuizn printed al ST sOhDsbuT
previous TO said time Appointed for hearing
ASA l. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
A true COPY OF record Attest.
5s-s6 ASA l.. FhENGH- judge 81 FrohAie-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
Banks.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST.
JOHNSBURY, VT.
Ranks.

CAPITAL Authorized, s5OO,OcO. Psid up, s25o,oc".
Particular attention paid to the business of cOrrss-
pondeuts Collections made and RENTED for promptly
at maturity, oneeighth of one per cent exchange
Exchange sold in to Euit purchaser, on ing
land Ireland France, Germany, Ru sis, and all tuTe-
pesn countries, and on countries in south America
Revenue stamps of all denominations constantly on
hand snd for sale.
All kinds Of government securities, CON- coin drafts
and coupons bought and sold ST curTcit rate Orders
for the purchase of securities executed with dispsch.
If GEO MAY, Cashier.
Conversion of 1905 into July IS 5-20's.
Holders Of the August 1919 are reminded inst II
is probable that Government will offer induce
ment- the wsy of paving transportation charge &c
in making the above conversions a!d aitr May !,
proximo consequently u The drTGbie time 10 do
the lusines.
This Bank ii Masking these conversions with all
the despatch possible. GEO. MAY, Cashier.
First National Bank, 81. Johnsburv. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

With UorUii;, O. tsiufcd llcod.
arc sirk IL oSrr. T. msv buns cu-
ypiupl's II so-''s, q in me &c ~, .
u -, oT' A. max lnc.".y k,-p You li.,.-
dtp.r sd and god for nothing. a.
vou Uanuor hake god health al.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

Fruit GARDEN. Tile small fruits
should all have been planted last month.
but ii collected, plantations OF straw
berries may yet be made 1t would be
well 20 trim oii a portion OF the leaves.
The Great work Of the month in the fruit
garden. l. TO keep the growing plants
clean. In the latter part of the month.
II |. a GOOD plan to mulch with almost
amy kind Of coarse litter that will slowly
decay. keeping the roots cool and moist.
AL varieties of small fruits, especially
strawberries, currantS, and goosebcrrics
| ne large English of the latter varieties
are frequently crown with success. sim
ply by muIching. 1t may be applied
from two to four inches in thickness.
Once or twice in the season the mulch
should be rakcd on one side and the
plants hocd.
All these operations seem 10 many
farmers To require too much labor, and
they are likely to come to REGARD the
garden as an expensive luxury but We
would respectfully ask them, what other
portion OF the farm, for twice the labor,
Will return 30 much substantial food and
wholesome luxury. a. wcll-kept card
en-. - lmaTcm Farmer jor .Mw
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
FOR CATARRg
RUBBER CEMENT

la. - Ives Catar7h E,ncdy, a. r-,,,. -.
WsdsS,T1h's Dry Up Noloo-i' 3 q A,;l, -, GATOR
several kinds Of Catarrh snuff, Ia -ale y, AID
RlNGHAN'S llg1G Sr,,.,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

ror,rora y. CoEN. Potatoes, tol
The last five !ral>, have averaged all Of
tWo-third- tie price OF corn. Sometime;
they have been higher than corn iol
months together. rs Il general thing.
potatorS, with the same manuring and
cultivation, will Weld Jour or five time,
Il, many bushels a. corn. Ohi> is certainly
not an over c>timatc,) and vet we crowd
the potatoes Oft upon tie poorest soil,
plant them when convenient, and ho,
but once Or not at all.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
- STIR MATIC SAILS

rf,-e ais 4s. lar-. fro1u IT, corc,l- a-r5 I e.
{ ttl. .llrlal sI,l Z III ly-4'a- >alr Mann p
IA IA Z ar sid So lrasz. 4 il af- -i-l- q E-..
-. :. e p d. Lar. lbTtc l1..- r. --.....
i--'-tsIlH - - IL MAI, MINERAL AyAIl..-r r
n 1t 80 -.',. and i ;5a--. siu- -l-- e. -
=. : >oiG hz d. --i--- -,u.-aiIy-
III llILL IKE, - : q, -1..rr. Buz'o-.
-'atl>.G. A#al.-..a 4. -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
Mfdifal.
DR.. ]. WARDENS
VEGETABLE SCOTCH LISINEyT
And Health Pills

Have been used thirty wears for rheumatism r-rs
spinal disease, cut, bruises, elrsin- pain +, :,
oinsch or bowels, common odd h,sescb. =,
acne, -Ie thToS', &C Aanufsciur,l and soll "
sale and rcali, by ]. g BINGHAM. I,rp-r5. a,
e ret, 81 Johnsiury, Vt, 10 whom all ,ra ~ ~.
addressed. '1i- ir
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
DIR. MILLERS'
Soothing and Healing BalSam.
OR NATURES ASSISTANT.

l. Aa- f7oT,d 4 --. H. II .-l--tir "a i.Isi-lI
-l-ai. ro--.c- 90 ,ll hG- pans .l III s.... .4t
" -.ga {, r. @ i-il-- c3.al I'D iald-. So rgA.
a'ac :a,r ~ trra t-,iI ache. cgai-> pos -
las aca l,.i'8siz-i a 4 t.lr - TT III .lsr-
= rot yesTs- Gale - is- C. awe hc,2 -,1,.r
rs I y .-.-. = - --1.I, dr. "a .s.l,d.
a 4. il--,--ll 1a,9-.i.- e.. Essra -.k,a ia -
al. c--' mi -llf-i.; : IL bowels. d., T,TE k.--.
,-.Tlsl--1 AZ Ctoir-a fu,-iils- = Diu -l-a ,.t
d .:-l,-s d-- Ia ID .l-isl.a.
IL uvGlclsr / lsstlv ye-,-ally T. = c7uV.-.-
-ius- 49, I'D a..r r. - zs-.g llc. ard u4s %.
given . 3 y So ' srN ~ a. --ac1 s.;trs. j ii .'
~. ss Esiiis dunn L' pa uiae s,=ars and
7yrt,- i 4 a. = s-uI-lI- yE'-,>. Re 30
i-s.-rg as. --- =. Il = 1-1du.v Il -uls-la-
I,1. d. Io- -si, iv 81 lrr--i-ts. y. LEET, l5-
pa s.. = la-v Ns-s 1i1la Rl,r,s \ 80. = Ia 3
4. ne >,I \ -. u1n al=o uIlls the t-a6r - =
5J-s.ts. I--nIT-7>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
WANTED AGENTS,

$3.50 a month the year round or 900 per cent
profit commission. We guarantee the above salary
to suitable agents 1t their homes, TO introduce
article of Indispensable iity in every household 70:
particulars cali on address q. W. JACkS on & co.
II South street. Baltimore. Md
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
MASTa'S PULNoN!c BAIsAY.

- For All ei-,.--,- n -. IL
lga-- and chest. 1ra- lruv,d IL, II.
,Ess- r,.la!lr -fa-dv- lhu.-s =
laTc l'roa sI.e aily and .frcta.
lscl D. Il Timely u-c Win -ua
E- MIA s,E,1c cld-. prUra.- G
crCrl-. nd NJ q vari ma ofh,- O-..-
4 lung I s,-a-r. lti- papap'd = r.
As.-rfFi r. lrsl-sliis and H. u.t5ir.g
lT,p rTir- a rpCt- and l,4ls, c..-
aiming no IHiu,rzl- n Fyi-O=...-
d-g--. II csn hc taken with II
1T -,.f,;v A. "a time. ~,ldly >
- .,s.caL - -7,An-bary. and } =
--ll,r.ls. t--jGs,a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
CROOUET. its PrincipIes and. Rules

Several new points explained! Standard authority -
pp illustrated. send - cents for book or stamp for
lit of Bradley'- ia'eted Croqut. MILTON BRAD
LEY i CO., Sprin field, Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
CLEANSE IHE Binnn

For repairing rabcr good. hoUis sfoas. DC s,,a..
nHNf-gg 49,. s.s.r ~
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HARNESSES,

q d : o-ol-a 7yrli sai=lcs El4-uy-zes- No cfezi
'i ~ r. s.eTk a = mp. ia, El-cr tyr ID
IT, POP IL 4l..0uis ,sii-y tizr L. la
GA hand GOD 4 Ii-lS-e Ica-a H
-'-s,s "a! :,A r. viii -,l II ven los Tricr- Ais5
Al an1 -yIa ing harnesses 65l- IN Tie tcs ship,
P-si'lc ani - q low Pic. ! also have On lant
Al o-C- clt ro1, C;rd ,ita Il AArl,s- line. 81.
Woul -vit- eli e. eli ID l--c NJ goods. l. -h-a
" 81 % TIrCil-se / Cal -; u IL Trims, Ali.
- shgT 80. -, l.. L.. = TIT, - -lolsst1rs
'i,c-m \. IL. HENSON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.


e. VERMONT BOARD OF EnJ IATIUN.I
Sccrcta-ys Office, May, lN6,-
Teaches lusttrt for the Counties Of Caledonia,
Oran", Remington. Rutland, Windsor and Wndhani,
will BE- hrd 81 follows:
AtrEA'uAN June an aud 18th.
Al W. BE"naFIrLI.. June .th AMI 9Th.
Al AELI>GT"N, June IA sd l3.h.
At FAiEH ~ ~ june IL h and 18th
Vt S.'al>GFIELp, June 18th and 18th.
Vt BrATILEEuEn' June Pit aid I'D
The Institutes will each continue in tao dave
beginning At q A. NJ, with lecture tie evciing
Pecr ling each Es ittc and tire evening Of the st
day Of each.
All friends of Educ zion are invited 10 attend. Town
Super1nt nd nis are i red thst Teachers are
notified Clcrsymen respectfully invited TO give
notice from their Pulpit.
The hospitality of citizens j. solicit only for thOse
actually connected with the Schools.
Members att nding, and having paid full fare Over
the Vermont Central, VI Canada, or Ru land
Huntington Railroad can return fee Certificate
from the Sec tiry.
An examination of Teachers who desire 10 obtain
Sae Ccr;incItcs will he held during each Institute,
according T. law, AMI four hours from II. to Il
OF the first day of each In ttute only will be devoted
tn such examination. Promptne,s will thus be nece--
sary for all who desire Certificates.
5;-56 l. = ADAMS Secr,tarv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

Salt i, sure thing on bed bugs.
Wash the articles and places infested
with salt and water, and fill cracks and
crcNiccs where the vcrmin hide - they
Will give no more trouble They cannot
abide where salt Is.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
Muslfal aastyumrnt5.
MR. n. P. SHOREY.

Agent Cor tie Msson y IIIruia C,li,t 'aT-4us WI.
f;Tui th., 70 reid. g - -l.a--'-. md I.gl-s-
~ L; nauUiI'i.r r prize The v-fil q tn
cIiI Ut u'-iCI IL Z" country hi eG---.o Z.
over all other in 'rli' rlt> 0i tri-c T. l.
fywO gold OF silver med l.. yth.- iir-t premiums
have been awh nd { tn IA ;le pri-sc Ts industrial
1irs " Ill few yclr- sd for illustrated cir lsr
ilu H. l. SHORTY. - -loh1-. ury centre, "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
Moving and Reaping Machines
Harvest OF 1-G1.
1. VI. WARNER A son,
Wilcox Il Gibbs

~ Repairing of al kidd f Moving Machuc- and
other agricultural impem NJ, done with Promptncss.
!. NJ W. & ;.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24
farm, Garden and asitfhen.

DO every thing 10 make and save ma
nurc, and Use it to the best advantage
Manure is the soul of successful farming.
The Gardners' Monthly cautions Iir
readers. who are about tran-planiln9
raspbcries and blackberrics, not to plant
them too deep, as most Of the failures
result from this cause. Raspberrles and
blackberrics will not root out from the
cane the buds have TO come from the
crown or roots. and several inches of soil
to come through is too much for the
buds they will die first.
The earlier in the season all kinds OF
trees and shrubs, except evergreens, are
tranSplantcd, the more sure they are to
crow and do well, because of the neces-
sltv OF the broken roots being healed, and
new ones formed. before warm suns and
showers burst the buds. and cause the
leaves 10 draw nourishncnt from them.
All newly planted trees should be
mulched
Salt i, sure thing on bed bugs.
Wash the articles and places infested
with salt and water, and fill cracks and
crcNiccs where the vcrmin hide - they
will give no more trouble They cannot
abide where >alt Is.
How TO MAKE MIXERS. - No mat
ter what breed YOU have, something l.
necessary to reach the highest success iii
raising good mixers 1t is a great thing,
10 be sure, to have good blood, whether
it be Ayrshire, Jersey or Short-lIorn
gradc@, but apart from this important
advantage, the course of treatment in
raising mixer Is somewhat different
from that i'll raising a beef animal for
labor.
The calt should be we'll fed and pet
ted while voung Well fed. to induce Il
rapid growth. 50 as 10 enable the hcitcr
- INV ~ ''i ~ 'CttCu, Nv ih''hC I'LL
Gentle and fond OF the presence Of her
keeper Fondling hclps 10 create a quiet
disposition, 80 important IN the dairy
COW. and this education must begin when
Young. For a mixer, we would have
the heller come in at two years old, and
II She has been well kept. SO rs to attain
a good -ize, She Is then old enough to
become COW. She will give more milk
Tor coming in early. /! forms the habit
ot Giving mills, and habit, You know. is a
sort OF second nature. An older bull Is
better. We Use too many Young bull
y three Or four year old i, far better as a
stock @ettcr than 4 ycarling, and many
prefer Il five or six years old TO any other
After the hcifcr has come in. let her feed
hc regular. Clover is to be preferred to
all ether for the stall feed \ little oat-
meal induces 4 large flow. Indian meal
j. rather tattcning. In bad weather.
ne her Il clean, airy stall. - P'oruprt
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26
Thr Castalian .fount. i.
TO MASSACHUSETTS,.
ny THOMAS prcuANAw READ.

'1o The great Cyelopian day,
The bright sun blazing on its forward brow,
The Argus eve, with all her starry eyes, sons
For many years gazed athwart the globe,
Looking for Liberty, and found 1t not,
Until u little barque across the seas,
Named for hewer, and guided by a star OF
The steady star Of Freedom in the North
Rode to tine West, and all the snowy realm
Lay symbol of the Pilgrims great intent
And spotless purity. granite rock
Furnished their footing emblem ft--
'Prefguring tho mighty cornerstone
OF Gods LAST best eathedral Human Right.
These cavaliers, with Bibles for their shields,
And,swords of Might, inscribed with words of
- Truth, ,,.rs
Battled the wall Of Wilderness, and made
A gateway for the Light. There still it shines
10 gild contnent-i illume world. s,.
From out such glorious seed what else could
sprng
Than Massachusetts as she stands to-day
She knows no caste, but honors all things good;
The Esquimaux may doff his .Norland turs
And sit beside her hearth h-stone, and the man
Masked by the sun may throw his fatters by
Aud uurebuked take place among his fellows,
And thus assert that mind is coloress
And when he goes within the couucil-hall,
There is no need that he should rise and say
The first blood shed upon our nations soil
For Liberty was blood Of Africa.
The star is ON thy forehead, noble State
There let it shine the eynosure to all
The mariners on Times tumultuous sea
Who set their sails for Freedom and the Truth
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-26
Selrttca Slistrllaug,
FATALlTY OF NUMBERS,
. A Series of Curious Calculations.

Tho entertaining book called Curious
Myths OF the Middle Ages" now in the
press of Roberts Brothers in Boston, has
a chapter on the Fatality of Numbers
in which the following calculations are
grouped:
Tho laws governing numbers (says the
writer) are so perplexing TO tho uncuti-
waited mind, and the results arrived at by
calculation are so astonishing, that 1t can
not he matter of surprise il superstition
has attached itself to numbers. But even
TO those who are instructed in numeration
there is much that is mysterious and un.
accountable, much that only an advanced
mathematician can explain to his own
satisfaction. The neophyte secs the mum
hers obedieut to certain laws but why
they obey these laws he cannot understand;
and tho fact of his not being able so 10 do
tends to give TO numbers an atmosphere
of mystery which impresses him with awe,
THE NUMBER o.
For instance, the property of the number
9, discovered, believe, 10y w, Green, who
died in l794, is inexplieable 10 any one
but a mathematician, Tho property to
which alude ia this, that when is mul.
tiplied by 2, by 3, by 8, by 6, &C., it will
be found that the dIgits composing tho
product, when added together, give 0.
Tins