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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23
BULLET .H.4RKS.
A Story of Love and Circumstantial
Evidence.

| had sort of second cousin, Gerald
Ashton who had been brought up with
myself and my sister, my father being
his guardian.
We had all been like brothers and
sisters, when one day he woke up to find
he could not live without nearer re-
lationship to her lie spoke to the old
gentleman, and there was a little family
tracaS.
He had only hundred year, and
my father did not think that was enough
though Gerald did there was no OBJ
lection at all in other respects-let him
earn some more and they would sec
wait little-you know the kind of
thing an old gentleman would say. Well,
it was of no use. lie said he felt him
self 4 burden; there was no scope for his
energies, and ne would go-and 60 he
did.
urged upon him that he should get
something to do. lie had been well edu-
Gated, and clerkship, or something of
the kind, could be got for him if he
still resolved not to 90 on at the hospi-
tai.
No-he would 90. There was only
one thing he did do well, that was shoot:
and he would carry his abilities to a
market where they would be appreciated.
And SO, at the mature age of twenty
two, he left US, his profession, his home,
and his prospects.
lie disappeared, and six months after
we heard he was with, say the 40th dra-
gOOns, in India.
/ We wrote, and offered to buy his dis
charge, but he would "haye none of us" "
lie liked it very well was already cor
poral; expected the three stripes soon ::
and was "Gentleman Jack, with his
comrades
Some six months after this | was sent
out to India with a company and a:
my sister was getting thin, and showing
other signs of the desirability of a sea
voyage, and Of a warm climate, it wa!
agreed should take her over.
We reached Calcutta, and in q few
weeks settled down.
There was war going on, and l wa:
placed in charge OF one of the chief de-
pots for small arms and ammunition, be
sides having my regular duties with thu
company.
One day / was down at the store
when my sister arrived, pale and breath
less.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

BlG TREES-Prof Swallow, of the
Missouri Geological Survey, claims that
that state rivals California in The mat
ter of gigantic trees. He specifics 4
number of trees in Howard. Mississippi
and Cape Girardeau counties, Southeast
Missouri, which are remarkable for SIZE.
The largest Is a sycamore sixty-five feet
high, which two feet above the ground
measures forty-three feet in circumfer-
eice another sycamore girihs thirty
eight and half feet cypress twenty
nine feet 4 cottonwood thirty feet 4
white oak iweuty-six feet tulip tree
poplarj thirty feet and a willow Is
iwcnty-four feet in circumference and
one hundred feet hish.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

The CHURCH OF ENGIANp.-The
Boston Journal Of Saturday gave I let
ter from Carleton" in which the rev
olutionary movements in the church Of
England are very clearly stated Every
body has heard something Of "Riiua-
ism in these days, which means sub
Stitution, in the English Protestant
Church, of Catholic forms of worship.
and a greater infusion of Papal dogmas,
such as Of the real bodily presence OF
Christ IN the sacrament, confession of
sins TO the priest, and priestly absolution.
These innovations are favored in Eng
land, especially 10y the younger sons in
aristocratic families, who buy the priest
" Offices as Others do a commission in
the army, or racers for the Derby. and
with as little reference 10 vital personal
piety in one case a. the other. OF course
their families srmpathize with them, and
thus there Is powerful influence al work
Romanizins the English Church. This
l. zealously resisted 10y the more evan
gelieal members at the church. who have
now reached the point of denouncing their
Romanziing Bishops, threatening war in
the Church, and either lis purification
by driving the Ritulists TO Rome, or the
separation from it of the Erangelicals.
AT the same time the people of England
are powerfully stirred up by other Evan
gelical churches outside of the National
Establishment, ministers and laymen
preaching Christ the true Word in
churches, market-places, highways and
byways. Coincident with these revolu-
tionary movements in the church are
revolutionary movements in politics: So
England Is really in critical state.
Carleton predicts thai England VIII not
be Romanized.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

y young lawyer was examining 4
bankrupt as 10 how he had spent has
money There was about two thousand
pounds unaccounted for, when the aitor-
ney put ona severe, scruiinizing face,
and exclaimed with much Sci, compla-
ocncy, Now, sir, / want you 10 tell
the court how you used thoes two thou
sand pounds The bankrupt put ON 4
serio comic face. winked 70 the audience.
and exclaimed: The lawyers got that, ="
The Judge and the audience were con-
yuised with laughter, and the counsellor
was glad 10 let the bankrupt 90.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

The Paris newspapers are out Of
humor with the Americans and English
because they DO not allow their machin-
cry in the Exposition TO work on sun
day The newspapers say that the Ia
boring population who 90 to the Champ
de Mars on that day, and pay their ad-
mission, have as much right TO see every
thing as those who visit the Exposition
during the week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23
Josh Billings SAWS. | hay noticed tha

Josh Billings SAYS; | har noticed that
those persons who har the keenest sense
uy misery hay also the brightest visions
Of jov, bnt there IL sum folks whom
even mola>ses kandy won't make happy
| never knew a very handsum woman
engaged in the ''woman's rights" busi-
ness-ihey kan play the kards they al
reJldr hold 10 better advantage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

There WAS probably never in Wash
ington a Cabinet officer who surpassed
Mr.. Stanton in two particulars first, in
resisting his political enemies; and. sec
ond, in never going against the convic-
iions of his understanding, however great
the pressure brought upon him by politi-
cal friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

The superintendent Of education in
South Carolina writes that IN lN65 he
found --but one! white man Of social
position in South Carolina who admitted
either the possibility or desirability Of
educating the colored children. In
1867, --lhere are $500 cclored men and
women in South Carolina who can read
a newspaper with a fair understanding
Of itS contents, who two years ago did
not know The alphabet -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

There has been strong case Of mis-
cegenation in Evansville, Ind-.-a pret-
t. young white girl has married a coal
black negro, and her father is very much
put out about il the nero is also much
put out-of The house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

The adventures Of a spiritual medium,
according to Chicago paper, consist in
being married, abandoning both wives,
and clipping with a female doctress who
had abandoned her husband and three IN
fanfs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23
tANUFACTURING PURPOSES
AMERlCAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
(. Il. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patents


49, a-.ltoi L. ). Patent Ohi,e, Washington, tunGer
the act 81 loal.l
.- state Street opposite hlIDy Street, Boston
....~ ag extensive practice Oi upwards OF twenty
.I'Iuc> l. secure patents IL The uited States;
-p.r at Britain france aud Olltr luicISu COuI.-
- 'NtatS, Specifications, rcHds, h>i-liIheniS, and
..'.~ uT drawings Tor patents, executed ON liberal
.r u.I with despatch. Researches made into
.... at bJcIIH works, 10 dcte mine the validity
.... 81, patents or luNci.t!Dus-dud Legal or other
fr..cred ~ al matters touching the same Copies
..'..> %. dilt patent furnished h! reiulttns 81.
-. .. alr recorded al Washington.
TEsIIhUNfAL>
'-lrt NJ. tcdy a. one 81 the most successiu!
..' .r f.aCutI,Gers Win whom have had UiiCl-
-.'..p.->c. CaAS. MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
....~ uJ hesitation IN assuring inventors that they
.t. a.t more capable 81 putting their applications
..4 i1 secure lur them early and favorable
Il "a al the patent Office
VI Nd Bj tk Late Commissioner OF Patents.
4 II. Eddy Ia, made tor LIc Is appilalUIIS on
r"i winch patents have been grduIcd, and
.." pending. such unu st.,kcdOie proof vi great
asuly uu his past leads me 10 TeIOmmend
.--.s Apply 10 INN - procure their patent l.,
L.4. D. sure Ui having the most faithful aIteu
'.""r. Oh their cases and at very Reasonable
JOHN lAGIAkG.
-r-At lhuEtiIN, the subscriber, III course OI h. :
..-'e. u4ade Oh twice rejected appAta,s Oils,
.' d.. every one ul which was decided III his lav UT
''-ils-lOn OF patents, Il. Ii. EDDY.
''., jan. !, l517.-ly,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

The y Y Evening Post styles the
engagement Of MAJOR Rodman and Miss
Dahlgnen, daughter of Admiral Dahl
gren, "a happy combination of artillery
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

There Is good news for tea drinkers
The tea markets i'm Chins have opened
ii prices one third lower than ST the
opening last year
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

They have got a famous trOtting stall
hon in Paris which, they say, can whip
Dexter's best time. An offer Of $780,
600 in gold has been refused for him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23
iilDEN LADIES' SEMINARY.
H. d MRS. HIRAM 0RCuTT, Principals.

~. more Young ladies' cen be well accommoda ed
.rcin il made 4 once.
,-i.iI. ,''-'on hegin- the FOURTH MONDAY IN
t-.,. AhLE. Apply to
HIRAM oKCUTT, West Lebanon, n. IL,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

A sensitive maiden out West poisoned
herself because her ..feller" went to the
circus with another girl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

a contemporary says there Is one
thing that will never get hurt 10y falling
ii always falls so slow he means
flour
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

President johnson Is great on vetoes.
He has N-toed Stanton out Of the cabi-
net.-Clacly0 IAseS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

A young lady at Long Branch is Ie-
ported as clothed in laughing eyes and
a bewitching smile" Light gear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23
HOW TIE VAULT l. MADE

The floor OF the vault rests on thirty
feet of solid masonarv. from the ground
up On the top of This granite there are
two feet OF wrought iron. and between
the iron plates a space filled up with bull
lets. If a rogue should succeed in bor-
ing through the granite and iron, the mo
ment his drill touched bullet that would
commence To revolve. and 10y the time
he penetrated ii, another ball would drop
in lis place In thi- way lac would soon
find he had AN endless job before HIM.
and the attempt TO get into the vault
would have 10 bc abandoned
The sides and top Of the room are
composed of ei@ht feet OF granite and
two of iron. arranged in the same msn-
nor IS for the floor. This safe. Is il !
called. v.s invented lv Mr. Isaiah Rc--
ers. and built by Mr.. George Il. Jack
son. OF the Excelsior Iron Works. Mr..
Rogers once said that ii the people al
the ircasury once soi locked out of Ill,
safe il would take him a month TO break
INTO il \ night watch i kept 10 look
after these strong hoxeS. but they are
considered safe WITHOUT him,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

Says Andrew ]. TO Edwin NJ
"Iou Just resign and I'll accept If, ="
Says Edwin NJ. 10 Andrew J.,
Ill keep my place as have kept IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23
The Sub--TreGsury-Irgosies O
GOtd--Ninefy Tuns of Coin.

The vaults of the United States Sub
Treasury are said TO exceed in size those
of the bank of England. The strong and
burglarproof manner in which they have
been constructed excites the admiration
of all beholders. There are two Of these
immense vaults, one at each corner of
the Pine street end of the rotunda- The
rooms are perhaps twenty feet long by
fifteen feet wide. anl ten or twelve feet
high They contain no window there
Is but one opening into each. and gas
lights are kept burning inside, The in
ternal appearance of these vaults has a
striking resemblance TO 4 fashionable
tomb in Greenwood cemetery, rows of
cases being arranged around the sides of
the room, each about two feet square.
with iron doors attached There Is one
door for each case, and when the apart
ment has been filled with bags of gold or
bundles of greenbackS, the doors are clos
ed. Each case will contain half a mill
ion of dollars put up in bags OF five thou
sand dollars each. When case Is thus
iillel. the door Is closed. and Z seal Is af-
fixed in the presence of the naval Officer
and the Surveyor of the Port 1t takes
one hundred bags TO hold half a million
OF dollars. In the first vault entered there
were seventy-two compartments arTang-
ell around the room. which formed a tier
somewhat higher Than mans head.
Running over the top of these was a
balcony with an iron railing in front
there were piled up in this balcony, in
one heap, six millions of dollars in five
and ten dollar bills one half million OF
dollars in internal revenue stamps, fifty
thousand dollars in fractional CURRENCY.
put up in large paper boxes. five and
one half millions I'm nited STATES honls
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-23

"And your sister Margaret II"
"Oh. I've Just sent a little case. lined
with velvet, and something inside engrav-
ed William Gerald Ashton, from his
uncle "-ORce 4 U.eL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21

Southern flour is heavy and prices are lower Sales OF
95O bbs at Sl1 7Oa12 30 for common to far Banmore
and country extras and s14 25al7 for trade and 1any
Rvo flour is heavy with moro doing Sales of 500 bbls
at S6 45as.
GrA1S-The wheat market s very quiet and is heavy.
tn sell freely further concession Will have to be made
Miller hold Off awaiting rcacon in the Hour narRet
and the absence of business OF moment prices
somewhat nominal Tho salos are 76UU pusnels 81 %
Oats arc shade frmer and in moderate demand owing
TO the Storm The sales Is 600 bushels far 70 goou
Chicago ut 62aG5c; Ohio aud Michigan Ut e*te
Rye is rer The sales re 600 bushels Of State at
81 2Sa1 80; Canadian, in bond, at 81 15
Corn is tirmer but not very acSe. Inc IiafAGe 40
stronger ut tho Close with moderate demand IN part or
export The sales arc 40 900 bushels Western Mixed a
81 lIal 17 in store, and 81 l9 ahoat Jersey yelo"
81 O7a1 -, the latter price delivered.
PRovIs1oNs.-The pork market continues qmet. pu'
prices are higher and close very firm at the
ment. For future delivery We hear ot eoo 9os nem I
seller March, ut SCI 435la21 Is. The sales, casn an
regular are 1926 bbls n sl9 50al9 62H 1or ola ess
SO 81 1a21 O6A for Western do; ss 81 or 'ancs
city prime mess. .o+;,a sa1aa of
TX bbs at s9al2 for old plain mess sllals for new oo
sl2al5 for old extra do and Sl7a2l h 1or new ~
Beet Hams are moderately active a1 ntniei ~ ~
of 1uC bbIs at $50 for western. $780,. oso
C;nt mcnts are in domand and steady. Sales % Sou @
n,ctapes at 11a12c for picked hams, and loallc 'or
Bacon is held very firmly, but we hear Of no mpor.
tan sscs the only transactions reported oelne AZ
Dressed hogs uro rather rmer We quote at s14aS'sc
for western and S25a9c for city. =,,,,., - -,
haa beon very fairly active and is held with much
frmnesg Sales of 1855 bbs md tcs at IL ior NO
civ l3a13Aic for to primo do, and d3Ma asc ios
fair to prime western stea1n including 3Oo packages 10
lor11os.Tho market to-day is trife iir,ncr We
quote ut 81 as5c for ddlinG upandF anu 90 aaoc io
New Orleans and Texas.
H.TNWith small receipts and good inquiry prices
are rmer We quote shipping lotssat from 81 4oal oo
ond r,toiI Go mt 81 GOa1 rs. -
An sToRgsThere is nothing doing in this brandh
oY 11snoss worthy of note. and prices are somewhat
nominal Common rosin is held at 81 - o,aors ,ro
vory fr7n md generally ask IL ]aa11 q for prime
Wr1sNEY-Iho market is inactive and prices entirely
no,oinal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21
Jew Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January l5--11 A. M--coTroN-
There annears to be considerable inquiry this mofnap
owl te nrosuect for liberal business sfaVorape fHC
tors are r.pored quite III their demands atoueh
evidently an xiOus to SELL While most buyers nave pee
con;n,1,s themselves the examination OF samples pre-
ous TO Executing their orders Later n the day. NO sales
of moment Lave been reported For reference VIC re-
ncat Ordinary 2Sa.9c; Good Ordinary 3oasosc; Lo"
Sfiddlne 3l"3l &c, and Midding S2a321} &C.
~SuGAR AM, Mol.AssEs-The receipts since yosteruay
ore small ana are confined to 253 hhds sugar anu 40
bbls uassos The demand for Sugar is active and I'LL
an advance of fb. Molasses s IN fa1r request o9s
prices appear to be little easier The receipts were a
cold however Tho prices paid to-day were common
smear 1oaON a IT, fair lal1]sc; fuly 1ar lzal2,ic'
1,rime l2 Lc choice 12Hc; seconds loEailAci 5eio%
Clarified l3hc: white &c. Common Molasses t0c 9
.,olIon: fail G2a64c; primo GGa6Sc anu c1olce &c
conS-The demand is quite active at full prices, and
+, saics fms far embraced 5000 Sacks Of which 4G5 mix
e and 1000 ordinary yellow and mixed at 81 05; l35 mix
ed and 500 yellow and mixed at 81 500 white at u IL
al ~: and 1900 white ut 81 12 per bush
OATs-Dcmand goo1-prices firm. Sales this forenoon
eoS sacks of which 270 5S and 1900 primo at 7ac, and
6Ou choice at soc per bush. ,,o
FIorn-Sales 1926 bbs of which rs low fine at slO lou
snncrtiue tt, 800 single extra At, 400 supcrfne
ot XII az 10 at Sl 40 lO0 at So $50 extra its mer
it's ut SIPS O. aud 1GU c'oicc extra ut Sl5 81 per bb
ponI-Scarce, in request aud prices advancing Sacs
in the following orders 100 bbs Mess at s22 So 2o at
500 T5 100 even weight at s2 u.s. and 30 over weight at
$23-subsequeutly s24 asked
Foreign Exchange is quie, although rates IN agree
mont With the advance in Gold disclose an improvement
No sales reported. Domestic continues unchanged The
hanks aro Checking on New York e per cent discount
at which they are drawing to limited extent The sup
plies OF commercial fair the saes thus far
100000 Now York Sight at discount aud SD oOo thirty
days' at 2.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21
~, yo,E nry Goods Market.


business is in limited activity There is no bustle and
prices are without buoyancy. while many descriptions
thoueh only in respect OF plain goods Prints are dul
and Seavy There is large accumulated stock Of unde
srablo styles Desirable styles are scarce ana prices
steady Shrting anl shcetings Of good qualities are IN
boter demand and rmcr The tone OF the MARKET both
and is de1sdy ca1dn
Stripes are moving more freely Denims also are do
;a better Dolancs are inactive and will be SO until styles
appear in the opening OF tie spring trade. CooIgs
aTe very dull Broaleioths are more inquired 1or and
nrices are unchanged CassiIneres without improve
ment very limited demand exists for light weights @
Satinets are dull. Flannos ars in small dcmand; blan
lots are lower There is little doing in imported goods
Spring goods are arriving slowly Dress goods OF plain
desirable Styles including black silks ars in better re-
0uest In tow weeks revival OF business ls looked
for The amount of foreign dry goo5s entered for con
sumption last week only 81 1884, against 81 6so
6Y4 corresponding period of 1906 The spring business
viii open under some curtaent Of credit as the great
oyerstock of goods undisposed Of has caused g some
trouble in settlement of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lh'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21
FOR FLORIDA.

VIA SAVANNAH, BRUINS WICK, ST.
MARY'S, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALI.
THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER Aa
FAR AS PALATKA,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21
DR.WRIGHT,S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of life,
Or, !

<SSN%SMvEWlllzxP Cures General De6t1ity Reak-
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AAS6AMzZ Palpitdtios, Of the Heart and
I6sS4S46AAHB/ all Nerrous Diseases. It re.
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moving Sterility and Barrenness In both sexes. To
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