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Broadcast Wheat.

When grain is sowed; broadcast, some i,
covered too deeply, some not: deep enough,
some not covered at al. Consequently
some does not Come up NJ all, and the rest
comes up very irregularly. The stalks are
irregular in height, some neatly ripe, while
others are just in blossom; they. do not
ripen as e6ffy, and are moro liable to DO
injured by the rust. This is because they
are planted at different depths, and are
moi equally nourished and protected. It
will be found On iami1atio .th3 The
stalks that are shortest and that bear the
shortest heads, have their roots lying 4ass
the surface Of the ground, where ev440lne,
ton. has taken up the moisture froux the
roots, and consequently they hire become
shriveled and weak and those stslkesha
bear large heads, have beenxsWell planted
and have their roots tMls. from two
tothreo inches deep Theuiftt is the we'll
planted grains that! pseluee.the large and
we'll filled heads. eertaipiysit is important
to have them Al we'll planted, which can
only be accomplshedby using good Drill.
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fns.-on Tuesday morning, It about
four o'clock, the eonerete dwelling house,
in up9~ tsxh, NJ discovered t. b, Q, IN,
and ssaa bsrasd . 10 ground. Il il not
knov1 juH how ths are took plse,, but It
cane fFsa tie hteasn. - The building Ms
owned by.Dr- Pa'.ss, Of ssuk Centre, aud
Ms Insured ~ Capt West toe 1000
Mr.. Mills SAVED : considerable portion Of
Ais tuznitars, On which there was IN insur.
snes Il $500. but his loss in provisions,
furniture not insured, &C., will amount to
$1,000.
-Ivssythi.s in the line Of aentlemsn's
furaihins Goods It earns cheap store,
On Sc. 0s1nsin street, old stand Of Mur-
ply L Spsacsr.
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ven selected aud complete throughout, and
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"A1f1D.-A tourneyman tailor, who can
do good easten work. A steady situation
OF one year guaranteed. Address or ap-
ply at::onoe. To- G. Issnlg, Sank Centre, Min.
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R1vn--AltAsash considerable ice is,
running, the boats stin make regular trips:
DOUGLAS Couxr1.-Ws Aad call yes
tsrdays from Mr.. T. ". spxasss, Of Holmes
City. Mr.. 9. ssys' thats new settlers Astill
ceati6e = q int thet section, taking up
vAstvses1t laid rsmaias.: -..-.
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LU0DEn NARKET.
CORRECTED 'cssti e.?rsssy for Ia. JouaxAl, BY zboey
Oh. general dsal.s q every variety - H1e Less.
81, LatA, ad~1es, d., &eaw Mill IN lo,ver tom.
81. Cloud, MINI.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-05

WaA1n,s.-1Ae ~sether still continues
mild s.d pleasant, With hut mere .1in Of
nov o. Tie ground. ..:,r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-05

Oss o. II. BEsr.-A. B. Curry, Esq !,
has received thsAppoiDtnent Of Agent at st..
Cloud from To Original Traveller 1usur.
aaee Company Of Hartford, Conn.,, one Of
tAsvu3 bess Companies in existsnce. On
the hsst q July. 1867, the NJ. cash assets
amounted y $7se. 1865. It grants al
forms q rolieiss,-term, whole life, ten
years 1oa.fsrfsitny, and nom forfeitin: ea-
dovnsat,-eswsll - general accident pol.
ieies, n Tho lowest ratss.'. :.,a
s-s..a ~--o
NV JswszxY.-Beautifu1 sets Of Bog
wood 1svslsy, for ffty and seventy five
cents each, ~ A.. ". Bush's.
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FoI RIx1.-A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate.
INQUIRE At this Office. 49, i '.~,
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tn 4as1 1s11a Ys1.-LAdiss buffalo
sAese = 80 dollar pair, q Z. g. snith's
sAoe aore. A}so, far.li.ed Bslmorals, at
two dalhss aad fly cents pair.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-05

s1asus R1.x:--,!eha Goats has put up
A6ks hssz1 enclosure, 72x20Q let, on
Lake aseeoe. All viii keep he ice in prime
order fse sk,Ailt: 1hets Win bs . house
With . stove fse tAs bs.slt Of cold fingers
and toe. The rink should b well patron
isod.s =
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OFFICIAL CANVASS or THE VOTE
TO0 DRNATOR.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-05

~ All kinds Of job printing, In Eng
.ish, German or Norwegian, executed At
this Office. Send in your orders.
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ST. CLOUD. laARk3Ts.

ST. CLOUD FUN UA0KGT.
'reetedt for Tas JOURNAL, ;, D. H. @. Nx,pAy & o.
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We would call attention to the
change in the arm Of savereool l. Grovenor.
They will still continue to sell tho usual
immense quantities Of agricultural imple-
mente.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-05

-'QalDey stsveg doa't,eredk
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-05

The votes for Senator were oanvassed 1t
the County Auditors Office on the I'd inst.
The following Ia tho result:
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PRosP1R1xa.-A letter from John B.
Marvin, Of = late date, reports him well
and prospering finely. He has removed
from Virginia City 70 Cottonwood, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Ty., to which point
letters may be addressed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-05

MAoHoLrA WAT1n.-A deli htful toilet
at icle-supsrior to Cologne and at hall
the price.
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aYoua CnAxoy.-Any person wanting .
Hat esa ind eae ehssp q :. G. Smiths.
H il ssl1ise out q eest, o. less thsa eost.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03
UetHOdist AppOintn1cntS.

The following appointments were made
by the Methodist conference at NeWbury
two weeks ago: Presiding elder. Israel
Luce. ST. JOhnsbury, E. a. Titus; St.
Johnsbury Centre, II. Il. Jones; East St.
Johnsbury, to be supplied; Lyndon and
Kirby, G. ii. BickfOrd, j. B. Whitney &:
Sheffield, Sutton. Newark. n. W. Aspin-
wall, \. Howard; East Burke. R. H..
Barton: Barton, c. Tabor: Barton Land
Ing, to be supplied by 5. Virgins; Glover
to be supplied; East Bloomington, East
Charleston. VI. X. Chase; Irasburgh. to
be supplied by II. Fowler: Albany. j.
SWhncy; Craltsbury. j. \. Bcmis: Hard
wick, {. Falcs; Walden and Noyesville,
I. y. Granger, second one to be suppli-
ed; Danville. Otis +. Jenkins; Peacham,
q. NJ. Boutwell,; GrOton, j. c. W. Coke;
AeWbury, II. a. Spencer; Mclndoes
rails, 10 be supplied; Bradford, II. F.
Forest: West Bradford, to be supplied by
u. +. Wells; North Thetford and Fairlee.
l.. ). Haynes; Concord and Waterford
$. Buswell; Lunenburgh, X. Hadley
Victory, Concord and CRANKY, to be sup.
Piled by c. S. Hamilton; Guildhall, j
Mcdonald; Bloomfield, to be supplied
Holland and Morgan, c. D. Ingraham
4,
Derby, to be supplied by r. N. johnson
Newport, NJ. Bullard; Westield, j. W
Spencer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03
LIFE INSURANCE.


ME. I. (. SARGENT, sge-t OF the 1Etna Life Insu1-
Company, of Hartford Conn., tor the COUNTIES Of
Essex, Caledonia and Orange, has established an Office
vita DIR. q. B. Buard, Msin street. this town where
he Will be happy to give inform tion pertaining to life
| insurance.
The peculiar advantages offered BY the Lima makes II
worthy Generalization, AMI desirable to those intend
ing TO insure their lives over 1900 policies were
issued by tbs company tie pa year. The 'IOiJIfel-
ing fe ture IF lie pOlice-, md the advantages given
by the al cash halt cTs: sys,em, cannot fail Of
meeting ihe appreciation of the usuruG public.
| Read what the New York :. Insur Ice Mcniior"-the
official authority insurance ssys Of the Etna il the
numbers OF october AMI December, 1866:
NO life suraEce company achi-v, d complete
a suc this popuir ist ution II popul ,riiy is
altogether unprecedented in the annals coInlue.c al
enter! ris in ihi- country"
"other- foIw rapidly, but The A:tna st ke,I due
On, AZ in the avanc- making strIes every year.
tie last the gigantic all. 1t. officcr and az MS
have, in measure imp ,rtd their enthusiasm TO the
public, who's growing confidence and favor SWELL tn
rank e" the assured rSte which rot only surpase-
TIN edrnt If past wears Tut pisces the climate a
it. future g stnees and DeneiicIce aim beyond the
scopc of calcl alton" r T.. SARGENT, Agent
IT. JOhu-bury, Vt, March q. 1>61. 2Il.,s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03
NGrrOc Escape.

As the train from Lyndon Monday night
was approaching Mr.. Lambert Hastings
house. in this place, Joseph Willmarth,
unconscious Of the tact. drove out from
Nr. Hastings yard, on Wright & Pcnni-
mans express wagon. and as he came on to
the crossing he discovered the engine just
upon him. He leaped from the wagon.
and escaped unhurt. The engine striking
the wagon. detached it from the horse and
broke it into thousand pieces. The
horse had just crossed the track and re-
cc.yed no injury. There was no whistle
sounded or bell rung to announce the ap-
proach of the train. and the house OBJ
structs the view OF the track north. until
one is almost upon the crossing. 1t is no
unusual thing for the tiremen to neglect
to ring their bells at this place, and some
of Mr. Hastings family have several times
barely escaped violent death through
this negligence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03
iStOnd Pond.

Mr.. Octave BOrdeau. brakeman on a
freight train. fell from the cars and was
, run over, Wednesday eve, the 9th inst,
about tour miles north of this place. He
was not missed till the train arrived here.
lie was found dead next morning, lying
with both legs across the rail, three other
trains having passed over him besides the
one from which he fell. He probably
lived some hours after the accident until
he bled to death. He leaves wife and
Two children. J.W
The hills are still white with snow. the
weather damp and chilly and the spring
backward, vegetation having as yet giver
no pcrccptible evidence of life. Rev
j. W. Il. BakerEhas been appointed In
SpectOr In the custom house at this place
Our custom house is now quite well or
ganized in a military, naval and religious
sense. VIDI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03

An Efectual Worm Medicine...Brown's
Vermifuge Comhts, or Worm Lozenges-Much sick
ness, undoubtedly with children and adults attributed
o other causes is occasloned BY worms. The vermi-
fuge Comfits although etfectua In destroying worms
do no possible injury to the most delicate child
This valuable combination has been successfully used
By physicians and found to be safe and sure in eradi-
eating worms, hurtul to children. Children having
worms require immediate attention. as neglect Of the
trouble often causes prolonged Sickness symptoms of
WORMS in children often overlooked Worms in the
stomach and bowels cause an irritation, which can
be removed only by the use of a sure remedy. The
combination of ingredients used IN maxim Browns Yer
miuge COmts is such give the best possible effect
with safety. CURTIS L BROWN, Proprietors, New
York. Sold by all dealers in medicines at Is cents box
tmyl567
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Pavilion without trouble, but Swasev wa

Pavilion without trouble, but Swasey was
overtake near Mr.. Dewey's store by the
Irishman with the chair, and fell, the
Irishman falling over him. He then got
up and ran between the American House
and Mr.. Dewey's store. immediately af-
terward Fitzgibbon caught some one be-
tween the store and hotel, saying, :. Now.
my boy, I've got YOU" and was stabbed
by the person whom he caught, the knife
piercing his heart and killing him instant
ly. About the same time Costello ex-
claimed, " Patsey, are We dead" and
screamed murder" several times. Was
serboehr and Chapman had heard the cry
OF murder, and were alarmed for Swasey.
who had not appeared, and they returned
to the hall and inquired for him. Shortly
afterwards Swasey came to the Pavilion
without his cap, and with his clothes and
face muddy. His account of himself dur
ing this interval was, that he had been hid
under shed in the rear of Mr.. Dewey
store, and had come out as soon as he
dared to, but that he knew nothing of the
homicide. Costello told a confused story
at the inquest.
| lSWasey was examined and discharged,
and Costello was held for trial, on the sup
position that he stabbed his brother-in-
law, thinking it was Swasey. 1t is bad
affair, and but for rum would not have oc-
Cured.
Rev. Mr.. Lord of Montpelier is deliver
ing a series of discourses to young men,
Sunday evenings, which are crowded to
overlooking, and excite much interest in
that place.
They have brass band at Montpelier.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Louis Dietrich, a German As years of
age, having wife and several children
living at West BrattlebOro. killed himself
On Tuesday afternoon with pistol shot.
lie practised firing at mark for some
time. then went to his house. repaired to
his chamber, undressed himself. lay down
on his bed, bolstered himself up aud then
discharged his pistol into his head and
ended his earthly existence. DiSappoint-
ment in regard to business matters is
assigned as the probable cause.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Waller of Bethel.
lately celebrated the tittieth anniversary
of their marriage with 4 golden wedding.
OF half-a-dozen children only three are
living. and only one of these was present.
Mr.. David Waller. the well-knOwn veteran
conductor on the Boston and Worcester
railroad. Among the others present was
a delegation of the officers and conductors
of the Worcester road, who left the couple
4 purse of 500 in gold, and Mr.. James
Parker, veteran conductor Oh the West
ern railroad. and others sent appropriate
and valuable gifts. The occasion was
one Of much interest.
| STATE AT LARGE.
On "Wednesday evening, about O'Clock
as freight train was passing over the
Sullivan road. eight miles from Bellows
Falls, an aXletree broke throwing six of
the cars from the track. One OF them con-
tanned 16 horses. five of which were killed
and eight badly injured, one of them pro-
badly beyond recovery. They were all
valuable animals. and one of those killed
had been sold for 5000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03
DR.. Schenck,s New Ofice-DR. ]. Il

| DR.. SChenCk's New 0ffiCe.-DR. J. III.
| SCHENCK of Philadelphia. has opened an office on
second iOOr OF n S. Hanover street. Boston where
he VIII be professionally every "Wednesday from 10 3.
Every person complaining with consumption any dis
eaes leading TO 1t, invited to call HIM He gives
advice iree but Or thorough examination with his
| promoter the charge Is five dollars.
Dr. Schenck explain 10 patients very correctly
the stage OF their disease. and how 10 his metic
mes, namely, his PulmOHic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills, without the of the RespirUmeter
but by ii he tell exactly how the lungs gone
| and what part also; whether II is Tnbercuous, Pull
monary Bronchial or Dyspeptic Consumption or wheh
er II Is merely liberated throat and catarTh OF.
| from liver complaint.
His medicines have full directions, SO any one can
take them without seeing him. but II they live by
and are well enough II Is best 10 see him. AL three
OF his medicines required In nearly every Of
lung disease, for Is Impossible Ito consumption
unless the stomach and liver kept in perfect order
To get lungs in healing condition stomach must
be Ceaused, and appetite Tor good rich food created
TO make good blood, before the lungs Will begin
To heal then the chlls and night sweats viii stop and
| the eXpeCtUTdtiOn becomes free and easy.
He keeps full supply Of medicines at his rooms
| which can be had al all times
Price of the Pulmenlc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each 81 50 per bottle s. 81 the half dozen Mandrake
| Pills. IS cents per box
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO.. IS, Hanover street
| Boston, general wholesale agents tor the New Eng
/ land states.
| For sale by all druggists. eithwtnov267
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A Painful case Of Piles Cured.

D0st0n, AprN III, ISb9.
with to spread abroad the great benefit have de-
rived from the Of Dr.. Harrsons Perisaltic Lozen.
ges. hsve suffered years from the WORT Piles 20 much
thst life was burden. used everything to no purpose
until found the Lozenges; in less than month VS.
cured and have only to to them when cosveness
returns, and always find instant relief
tunnel sc. NEAL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

The new organ, for st. Paul's church
Burlington. exhibited for the first time
on Sunday, is the finest instrument in the
State. 1t was built for the church at thu
establishment of W. Ii. johnson, West
leId, Mass, at a cost of S4.400.
Camilla Crso, the queen of violinists. il
10 give concerts at Burlington May stf
aud 9th. She is probably the most won
qeriul player of the violin in this country
al least. We believe other musicians arr
10 assist in the concerts. the whole being
under the direction OF Mr.. P. S. Gilmore
VI Humore's band notoriety.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03

After the paper has run three weeks
over the year. the post master at Danville
writes us that Vim. Weeks refuses to take
his Cale20aian from that office. That way
OF stopping paper has about played
out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03

Scrofula.-Dr Lugoi of Pari, one of the most emf
ncnt Chelni-ts Of Europe said
"The most astounding results may be anticipated
when Iodine be dissolved in lure water"
DR.. Ii. Anders after fifteen years Of scientific re-
search and experiment. has succeeded in dissolvng one
and quar- grains Of Iodine to each fluid ounce of
water and the most astounding resuls have flowed
use, particularly in ScIofua AMI diseases therefrom
Circulars free. $3.50
DR.. Fl. Anders Iodine Water is for sale by j. p Dins-
more, sc Dey Street, New York; and by all DIuggists
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03

April was very cold month. and the
season is yet very backward. Mayday
there was a warm rain, which will have
good effect upon the grass and the roads
yet unsettled. During Wednesday night
there was hard rain. and THU sday
morning the hills about lis were white
with snow. But little has been done il
the way OF farming and gardening, as the
ground is too cold and wet to work.
p. S.-A despatch from West Burke in
forms us that the rain last night raised the
streams SO as to do damage. The bridge
across the Passumpsic at East Burke is
swept away. and also one at Whites mill
two miles above East Burke.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03

The firm of Hutchinson & COrser.
clothing dealers here tor the past four
years. is dissolved by the withdrawal of
Mr.. John H. Hutchinson. Mr.. B. G.. Cor
ser continues the business at the old place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03
Mr.. J. r. Barrett, the well known Chemist O

Mr.. J. r. Barrett, the well known Chemist of
Manchester, " H., has conferred priceless benefit up
society iy the invention Of liquid vegetable COM
pound for toilet USE which has the effect of restoring
grey hair to it. original COLOR proven ingis Hing out
eradicating iand u and keeping the scalp in healthy
condition. Those who have not teen threatened with
premature grey hair ana badness, hardly appreci-
~ the advantages Of such disco, cry; yet We all
know how unaighty and distress NJ such II sfo.tunes
IRE, and are equally liable to them No one ahoud be
without 'Bar'eit's Vegetable Hair Restorative" An
ounce OF prevention il worth pound of cure. 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03

There was substantial benefit given
10 Mr.. GOss in the concert by the Band on
Friday evening last, the receipts amount
ING to Slll.O0-eXpenses out Sl0-giving
the beneficiary SOL. The band give
another concert tomorrow night, May Sd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03

Moth and Freclzles.-The only reliable remedy
for those brown discoiorsts on the face called Moth
Patches and Freckles, PeHys Moth and Freckle Lo
ton. Prepared only by DE-. B. C. PERRY, Dermato!o-
gat, 40 Bond st., New York. Sold by all druggists in
st. Johnsbury and elsewhere Price So per bottle sep1s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-03
Diamonds in BraziI.-We have been Cratifed

by visit from FL. NJ Lane Esq, the agent for Ayers
Pil SarsapaTia ard Cherry Pectoral in South Anrri-
ca, who has just visited the mines wi his incidence
and described to Us the process of taking gems from
the Garth driver places hi- gang of slaves in mud
hole where the gems found and pans cut the earth
in the water, like gold washers The negroes ar naked
TO prevent 'her seceting the diam nd in heir CO. hes
They required to work facing their overreer and
forbidden 70 raise hand to TIE face, lest they should
swallow the jewels when found. Yet they do carry
them away, by becoming expert that thev can susp
them wi their fingers from the pan IL their mouth
without detection Ayers icines are the tasmans
for their dis ases, and it not difficult to exchange
with the negroes, Ayers Fills in about even weight for
the rough stones in which the briliants are holden
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