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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
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Doctor. @ppner betrat bas Qofal Der
&e0curce. beDeuhnp 3erftreut. Setne
@ecanfen aooen unwtQflrli6 III Der
Dame aurld, rte er bis pabin nad &rdf<
Ten ~ oerlpotten iahte. Sn ibrem We-
fen bate etwas 9e!e9en, raS Die SpiBs
letner Spotlpfeile eehroden, obne oa6 CT
Nd oieS ein0slfanpen. &ben 70 pent9
fublte er fih eenstat rae brennenbe Sc,
fub! pes Btr'aneens, rte(er Dame NntltB
~ (bauen, fir Neuater ;u bolten. Mdn>
ner iinp niht neuateris, nur Weiber labos
rtren dit+ tielar untuaenp Wie bdtte
Doctor Opener, Der metie Mouu, aeQen
leiuen eienen MneIpruh eenfen unr en1z
pfnpen fSnnen!
SIN @e@bdft8laal par e6 nod 5teml'@
Ieer. Die meifen 6e1ten batten caS
Wetter aslhent Sur Der alts Buraers
mstfsr GSpel lob an 2elsttlde unp ituoirte
eifrie in elmer 3e:tune.
@uten Mbenc rtef Gppner tbm ;u
unp rpollte t,eben ibm meg ssben.
6e-suten Nteno, Dcc'or-bal'e NAL
lieber Suuee> ontmcrtete Der olte Ser.
Don {siner 6, ctiire auf7abreno. go bait
Deinen }5reuno 2anoratb? 6ier eeebt
ee mteoer eins 0eldidte, 100 er {ein unerz
butlides Ne1taeefiibl oei'enp maiden
fam, wdbrenD id lteif uno fslf bebaupten
werce, poe cie untarn1bsrsissn Spurs
bunce cine unlhulcioe perfolgen.
WaS bat papo G5pel penn pasflr cine
alte Syimina|aelhidts? fraate Ter Dpctp:
in aem{ibIibem Gens. So0:n sic bod
folhe Dinee unoelsien, penn Ste f6
Dariiber drQern. Sbnen rp{tr cie Wa(Es
nod iu'6 Blut treteu, papa lBpel!
8, carum nod nl(vt> l!eber San9sl
G6 1T lbytaena feins alte Gs|b|d1!e, |Dnz
eern cine nogelneue, pom Ae1tr'aen Datum
unD aus 2onpon.
Doctor Gppnsr mahte eine @eberee
ogr unaeoulc. NuS 2pnepn! 0ietsr 6imz
msl, oa1um biz Gale aufye9en
61re boa eft Gten rab Ste in
2onppn e!ne pornebn1e Dome belhimpftn
lpcutn, pas pesprisbt MIDI
sic iprebeu pie porrsDme Dame i'm
porauS fret?
@esnsbt Tn. unbeotnat fret, "no >psrn
Du e5 niht !bult, 70
Sh weib lbpn> fiji Der Doctor Elm.
&ommen nit nur sicbt Dorber tn Strttt.
Sie perwe9leln MID nit Dem 5errn 2&ne>
ralb
ga 70! Du bait nibt5 fret su Epre=
den pSr' su> lieber Doctor, bbr' gu.
Da ldrsibt man aus 2onppn, pab oor
etntaen 9Goaen per ,l9e gje|anoie
III einem Sumelier in ben ele9antelten
S'oDnierte! gsfommsu let, um etnen anti
ftn S6mud fit feline @emoblin gu tau-
fen. Der Sumslter !bstlt ibm NIT. oab e5
tbn freus, ietuem Gerlan9en entptsaen
~ t1unen, er babe erlt Monatefriit einsn
wunpeyopllen, opQfdnoieen Sdmud Don
etner lebr la6nen, iunaen uno oernsbmsn
Dame rie ct fur cine reu'lte sebul!sn'
obmobl fe fraus6flb mil 'bm Relp1o<
9ea babe> setauft, unter rielsr Wiltbsi.
luna bolt er utelan 5bmud bs1bei u. leAt
tbm oem @e(,npten Dol. Dieter 1T ent
sddt Don BET Sb6nbeit Der Brilianten IL.
9en ,'er Bel&madooQen Bal1une Per
5teine. ItGr p.0ft jsoes etn;elne Staf,
Efnoet niresnos einen Matsl unp entihlisbt
I'D furh ben, S6mud, pslher tAm ,pEeiez
Lwiroie (deint,. .3u faufrn. j 81 mi.p n'tt
Dem Supelier banpslseinte. % 3si9s
pteier ibm cine @raoiruns inl >@oloet psx
sRddieite, bte EN- @appen sorfiQt unc
Elpriat bic meinun9 aus, pab bies vifl<
[lfi&t has @appfa Der {&sata |ri1 1g|'tttauit> |'e1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
gurd M d DIT 3nu1 gifb t
9i1prtlder &oman
bon
Grnti 9ritt.
(0prtleBung.)

Su pie(en @aumen iollte Grau @oa.
fame fcrtan mobnen, 70 lonee (ie 60
wanfhenemertb fano. 6terber fdbrte
Die Dame Bsroer Zen @oit ibrer So9ter
uno legtc ibn nit einiaen marmen Worten
in unbelbrdnften 8efs Der Ndumlidfeiz
ten, 70 lunoe es tbm oefsl. 6rau &on-
fanse flblte itd eerabrt. Ste leste ibre
Mrme um Grau Berger uno fabte lie.
,pie 1ou i9 Sbnen rantEa? Rl(terte lle
nit er(t;ftsr @timme. Wts ioll tA ST.
t,sn cte Qiste psrasllen, wslde @ie Der
fremoen, armen, ormen pilas'in, BE ttcit>
los uup mios ibtcn 2sbens1pes oeriolst,
erweilen?
3d fnoe metnen 2obr 1T MarAore
tbe's 3ufriseenbsit, antmortste Trau
Beroer NIT Der ibr etAertbiimliden GIN
fabbett pes au6prudes unp 0erlteB unter
etnem 0ormauoe bic Treuncinnsn, um
tbrem Seelenous!au1A nidt bincerno i'm
We0e au iteben:
Grnfan3e fab fi@ t9re neue Wobnuna
an. @ie nar iiberral&t Don cer @tnri9
tuna petlelben. 2llle6, mas eine perw5brts
Dame an @pmfort Qd nur wilnl6en fam,
fonp iA po1. @oeur Elm e!e8antes pia:
ntr,c ftanp "a, unD Elm fle.nsr Sdronf,
pberbalb res prdttiaen S@retbtilde6:
,etate Gd cur9 Die bslen lpteSellaetten
eine Musmabl Don Ba6ern unp W"ltz
fallen.
e>o-bier miro mir mI;cer ,pobl weroen
rief 6rau @onfanse IN oolsr Grtale, b'e1
miu i'd Mue6 per9s1sn-b bier m'Q th RON
Slid trdumen %, metn @ott - noeb
nidt finfuuosmanitg Sabr alt unc l&on
| fertiq nit pem 2sten--N -Nareeretbe -ret
bate ros oepaht! Sie bara ibr @siid1
in ben 6dnoen. Nter lie weinte ni6t,
Ntin-es lalih feline 1brdne aus benz
Nuae, Die ppm 9Beb ibres 6ersenS bdtts
| 3suau{B aeben f1nnsn Su una'aubltd
fur,er 3eit teral:iRte fe oann cud)
ben Musbruh ibrss 2sicea. sic lhvlt'
bo1tio DEM ShloiStn,mer III, o|5 mcQe 1tt
priifen> ob bort 8ute su finren m1sli6
| lei. Waroarstbe fol8te ibr
5n pielsm 1Romentc 9e(dab es, boe
pte lneitenpe Gonne, ttsf an, wefli@sn
6ori;onte pl1Blid cen arauen, o1itsren
@ulfenlh!sisr serrib uno iteaeno einsn
5beireerub ubsr he orn,e &rce mast
Gia bellies, roNees Qeudien rur9mob BIT
NetelmoGe uno Dc, frifde Mbene w!no ser
tbe;lte bic rrpbenren Wolfen, lie ptcer
w{(lio sulammen .ollten unp fG eesen ctt
6onne auftbiirmter. Nber Der W1ne
bpb mddttoer feline 6iitide, frauielte pt'
trdoen unp ldmer nobtn stebsnoen Wol
fsn(dttten u. trieb de 10 e'l's btnwfA ale
mpue er rem turssn S,nnenbl'd
Der tem resneriihen &oas sur Scr
berrliduna otente, free Babn MAIDEN
Bolc ldumten bic oeriaeten &sasnmolfsr
nur nod Rem Sorisont uno Qiurbldu
oss 6tmmels ermutbiate eas per3aat'
6ers, weld,ee untsr Gem Drude cea trau:
rteen Dsters ihnersr an Ger Sa'I 0e'ro:
een, ote psmlslbeu auferle9t 'petee'
tpar.
Wiar9are.be trat NIT 6rou @o''1on5
an eas brette. ttsfeewDltts Tenaer we|
Dies Die pben ermGbate Nusitdt uber etnf'
She'll Der llrseaeno .mRslt9 ua9te
5teb. @cu tenss--pte .Sonne stuet Otd
in Deinem neuea Niy|e, ioste oa@ Wde
den NIT meidem Tone.? Du wirit pie
eludlid leben, 70 eludlid mtnoeitena
nte Define traurieen Grinnsruueen e.
Dir eeRatten. @teb = bort unten %
Silberaltbern-btat ueben ben, @alb
rante-oas 1T oer Sttpn1 pel&er aa
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$ 10 % ! NJ 4 6 t

fur bic &bntsreide
Yrsubsa, BiirttemterA, Saisrn ". @a@len
fur bic @rp6berspshumer
0lssntentuyg, n;7sn, SaosH, MsdlsnturB~
@ueliB une Wed!enbura" @bwertu,
bte sersrBtbImer
@ot1sn Weirinesu, Ga6len Mltenburs unb
9tnbnlt Ts(Iau,
uup bas 5arRenttum
@taurtur9 oirre.
-r9.r ,1rter,eiduete 1T ieben Sag pdbrenb Der @t-
,As,,anmNsT ~ Kuten in ieuer SfRee, Subwenlt& be
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8elletristisfbes

&onnta9mor8en.
@cnntag=Morsen- -beilser Trieben!
Son ben Bergen, aus benz Gbal
@inb bic Nebel lanef eel9ieber1
@plois 9lan3t ber @pnne @trobt.
9(uf ben @ielen auf ben Gluren
2asert rings Elm buft'eer 5au&,
giirgenb mebr ber Nrbeit Spuren,
Trieb int Balb> im 8elb> int @trau@.
Jrieben AUDI tn benz Gjemiitbe,
DaS 70 oft bonn @turm betpegt
Jrieben auf ber tleinlten 8liitbe
Jriben Mllent, tpas ii9 rest.
2eile tlinst bas @elaute
Slang um Slang aus meiter Gern',
llnb bo9 ruff e8 ma6tis: 5eute,
6eute 1T ber Sag be6 5errn!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12

Ntdb pis, De an nno . D.
GnsrOs~panDlsr IN
Gi@enz, l5tahlz unr GlrdzNaoren,
$oefsn uuc Mdeyeerdtblhaften>
Ghn,eeez, I!1plerz unp Ritfer Werf>
acnsen, plat!trtsn Waarer
unh aQsrIsi
81 ubcnqer BEN.
BeitDaftsscihcn gum samboH-
Drltts Straee, St.paul, Wfnt1.
q 4l2
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
VOLUME 30-NUMBER 1866

express and defend them. and sustain
them with my vote on election day"
" There can he no objection TO that,
remarked the old man politics as I
trade Is what | dislike
As | said before, got alune well.
and aS GOOD fortune would have II. per
SIaded some of my friends 10 think and
vote As did Without consulting me,
one day al 4 State convention they nom
mated me for governor, and l WAS clect-
ed Indeed, | am now on my WY la
Washington 10 transact important bus
hess for the STATE
The writer desires Ia say that tbs
story l. = true one.-Lftlr Cpryagu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
REGULATIONS.

No premiums viii In awarded on any
agricultural productions. manufactures or
mechanic arts, which are not the growth.
Manufacture or production of the terrific
~ included within the limits OF the
society. nor unless SAID article or pro-
duclion shall he owned hy 4 member OF
the society.
Premiums will not he PAID on any
animal that has not been owned in the
county at least three months next pre-
viuu- 10 the time of the Fair.
Articles presented for premium, cxccp;
cattle, must remain on the ground dur
ing the continuance of the Fair Exhi-
hition OF cattle on the first dav. No
premiums awarded unless the articl,
presented i mrritoriouS
Ladies who offer articles for cNhibi-
ton will receive OF the secretary on ap-
plication free admission ticket. "ool
the first two davs OF the Fair. LADY
exhibitors receive premiums in Flora
Hall department. though not members
Persons appointed OH awarding com
mittee> who cannot he present and serve
are requested to notify the secretary pre-.
J yious to the dav of the Fair
EZRA 4. PARKS. President.
! l. W, SNNBOKN. Secretary
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

"DoEs TIE L. :. WANT MEXICo ?''
This inquiry is very sharply answered 10y
the St. Louis Democrat. Who" il
asks. would buy volcano for a quiet
country residence Mexico Is 4 rebel
lious South, Utah, and an Indian war
rolled into one chronic nuisance. What
do we want it for ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

The Christian Witness bears Wiln..>-
against female extravaganza in the iol-
lowing Style: I've have long felt that
The religious press ought to notice The
present eNiravagance IN dre>- which
many christian women run INTO, and
which seems 10 be dictated only iy y.'ui-
ty and a love OF display. little IN accor-
dance with the spirit of the Gospel
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

Iii certainly 4 curious chemical tat
that the substances required 10 form COM
mon salt arc both OF them poi~onou--
chlorine and sodium. No one can Use
other OF these articles separately with
safety, and yct, combine them together
and ihcy form substance necessary 10
health, and one found upon every table
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

\ man i'm Watertoxn, Mas, L. start
a balky horse that WAS drawing 4 load
OF hay, lighted a hadtul Of The hay under
him The effect WAS magical i not
only started the horse, but ile whole
load-iuto a blaze.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
.Iudge Breckinridg ge used 10 relate the

Judge Breckimridge used 10 Relate the
following;
Il once heard Virginia lawyer Oh
iect To- an expression IN one Of the acts Vi
the assembly OF PENNSYLVANIA, which
read, That the State house yard in the
city of Philadelphia should remain IN
c,-n enclosure forever But pun h,m
down 10y citing one Of the acts OF the
legislature of his own state, winch l. en-
titled, a supplement TO an act entitled
an act making il penal TO alter the
mark of an unmarked hog,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

The "Neteran Observer" of the New
York Times thinks the absolute money
value of the crop this year will be foul
hundred millions of dollars greater thai
! in 1866.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

a Southern paper denies the story
that a Virginia negro i gradually turn
inw white, but declares that several
white men are turning black with anna
ing facility.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

The American Watch Company at
Watertown now finish a watch every
two and half minutes during the work
ing hours Of the day,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
|. W, SlNEoEN. Secretary.

TmE MYSTERY nF CHOLERA. - The
present manifestations of cholera in this
country do not tend To lessen the ab>o-
lutte mystery OF the disease. IL grim
secret seems past finding ont. Ii Is IA
ring in central Kansas and in some parts
of the Indian territory with the same
yirulence that attends lis attacks on larac
and neglected cities One would think
that the primitive freshness OF the earth
and sweetness OF the air OH the plains
would cxpel the epidemic, or at least
lessen lis dcadlineS>. The frontiersman
brcathc> 4 pure atmosphere, eats coarse,
wholesome food. and takes abundant
physical exercise. The conditions of his
daily life, according to popular theories,
ought to render him proof against chol-
era, But he dies OF it with as swift d
decline as 4 pale faced child bred In :
crowded alley. About all we know o
cholera Is that it Is a great circumnavi
gator and that it seems 10 bc ravagin.
the plains now because it has got that fan
on its dreaded journey back TO the Orr
ent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

Late advices from Vera Cruz say the
body OF MaNimilian i 10 be delivered 10
the Austrian Legation and viii bc pun on
board the Austrian steam frigale Elizl-
beth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
The UIish.

y little child. white-robed for sleep.
Is lying with up-,urned eyes:
The mother is singing; the moon looks in
The little one dreamily cries:
Come nearer. nearer me. great moon.
And make me just as bright
As the angels mother sings about
Are, up with God Tonight"
y little child. whte-rObed for sleep
Is lying with closed eyes:
The mother is weeping; the moon looks il
On her who will never arise.
Nearer the great moon seems to come.
Wrapping her in its light
Ay. brighter than moon or star. in heavel
She shines with God tonight.
Charlotte F. Bates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. IL. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patents,

Late u-'nto t :. Patent ONCE, Washington, (undcr
thr L,I ul I-31.)
- Stale street, opposite hIuy Street, Boston.
After an cAlrI,.Ne Practice oi upwards oi twenty
r.rs CVuIhUcN l. '>"ClIr patents III tie United States
'.r+ Cav eats, >ccItlatluI- bun., ASSIGNMENTS and
...l.- AMI with despatch. Researches ula.!, mo
.. uIuiy ut patents or Hycutiunstlii cIu or other
,v rcu.yrrG IN All matters tvucAIn- Tie saline. Copies
'..~ claims OF any patent furnished ~ RENTING u.
r,Acits recorded al dSniuGlUiI.
MUSiAL>.
Mr. EDDY IT, ole u1 the most suCtcss!u
- ~astItlU.ers WIKI whom ! have hdd Olll
al i''r T. CHAS. MAoUN,
" ''''''>'' Commissioner o! Patents.
.a,.,, hesitation IL asaHfiAS inventors th'' I'l!
''' '''' r.OTc competent ana uuSt
r.'taH. ,la more capable q, ,,ry ,H tr,yry,lIt
.tlil. 10 secure ior tDeI.. =" '".'! anu '''''"O''
atom al the patent Office. ,ssi-.r a, Patents
Mc h ii. tdIy has made Tor me " " r,I"t ~ =
4 lHlrW winch patents have bec.- Ut oI .r,.,,
.t, NDw pending. auc. uHustIhtdulc -
..ai auI aOluly AI- part lcLi, me 10 II .frni.
b.. .,,r.'Dgs - apply To MN L. procure the!r T. -
' ir, LlLy ~uTr Ol having The most idlthiLi at "
'rst,"r4 oi their Casts, and al Nr.y ieasOliaoe
'.ar--~. JOHN TAnuAkI.
b.-r-A; I..vHtI- the sHu>,T.ter, IN course oi Ms
i-" 4rIy,,r, uIaLr tHice rejected apph,aL OiIs,
.-. t,,.y ole ol which Vas decided II! Ms ldvU u,
.. ... JHul,- pu al patents, X. ii. EDDY.
L.-,'a, jan /, ISJ1.-ly,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
WHALE OIL SOAP,

- plant, Toilet CASTLE Blrbcrs and Fancy Soaps OF
@Ar'' ,4aity, sold At BINGHAMS DRUG STORE,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Trip Lightly.

Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong;
We only make grief double
By dwelling on it long.
Why clasp woes hand so tightly:
Why sigh DER blossoms dead:
Why cling to forms unsightly:
Why not seek joy instead:
Trip lightly Ger sorrow;
Though ali the days be dark.
The sun may shine tomorrow.
And gailv sing the lark.
Fair hope hath not departed.
Though roses may have fed;
Then never be down-hearted.
But look tor joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness.
Stand not TO rail at doom;
We've pearls to string. of gladneSs.
On this side OF the tomb.
Whilst stars are nightly shining.
And Heaven is overhead.
Encourage hot repining.
But look for joy instead.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02


SEPTEMBER u, . and 2; l-G,.
FZEA \. PARKS, President
MAE'EH NJ, Hall. Vice Presidents
WV J. HENDERSON, - '0S'''''''s
|. W. S>NBoRN,
T. NJ. HOWARD. Secretaries.
j. II. GEORGE,
A. VI. C0OI. Treasurer
Executive Committee.
E,ourt-Wm. Roy. ~. Loren Kline.
George Gabraith. {. \. Sylvester.
Bul.-Gro. W. Woodruff, Willard
Bundv, VIM. r. Strccter
N,nrdH-Wm Russclow, Nathan
Martin. J. G.. Narnum, Jason Cole.
Hr,iwqcI-Wm. ID. Bronson. 5. :.
brigham, VIM. Folsom.
hrjy--A >toddard, Sullivan Ran
Y, {. W. Carpenter.
Groton-I. y. Hall. Daniel Cofran, l..
H. StowcII.
N.Held-,Jolm Ferguson, }. o. In
calls
P.arbm,-Charles Gates, David Cur
lirr. J. Il. kincrSon, \. Il. Lucas.
Lwdon-IIcnry Chase. James 1retran,
Joshua BemiS. George ldc, Vim. f.
Ru-gIcs.
UIoIorl-E.. J. Gray. Il. G. Gar
field, +. W. Chase.
IIuh}en-.I. ID. Bell. Zcno Campbell,
Isaac Patterson.
U'matord-Stephcn Richardson, VIII
lard kinnc, Claudcu- Davidson.
st. Join>J,ny-.John Bacon, ID, Geo.
Il. Barker, James Harris. l.. G. Mathews,
Hiram Ga>S. \. c. Chadwick, Geo. {.
Barney, Charles StarkS, Abial II.
IIovcy.
.NermI-Era,tus Woodruff. Dayit
johnson, +. ii. IIoyt.
SotOn-Dan'l T. Ruggles, Nathan
/ Way, Reuben f.lll>.
I Couc0rd-S. :. Gould, Hubbard
Hastings. ID. Richardson Graves.
Ryc1ot@-Thomas Nelson, Hugh Glib
son. Mathew GRAY
! Go<teu Gmp-L W. Fisher, +. ii
Patch.
Officers of the Fair.
Col. {. T. SrArLDING. Chief Marshal
Capt. W. NJ. DOLE, Asst Marshall
Capt. l.. W. FISHER, Asst Marshal.
Superintendents.
A. +. Rankin-Floral Hail.
O. W. Observation-Disclosures Hall
H. CurtiS-truts and Vegetables.
!. {. liigeins-Cattle.
iona. Lawrcncc-IIorSes.
+. J. Gray-Sheep, Swine Il Poultry
Awarding Committees and Premium List
CATTIE.-FIRsT CLASS.
Best 10 yokes of oxen from one
town SO u
ID 20 o
, ID II o
Commuthe-Wm. f. RuggleS, Lyndon
Calvin Brown, Waterford, Loren Kin
ne, Barnet, VIM. Roy, ID, Barnet. job
IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

They make excellent false HAIR out Vi
cotton IL Paris,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Best 5 CotswOld ewes

Best Cotswold ewes 3 100
I'd , 90
Best ) Cotswold eve lambs 800
I'd > 90
Committee-J. c. Higgins, St. Johns
bury, A. f. Rowland, Lyndon, }. W.
Stoddard, Waterford, a. Stoddard, kir-
by, French Morrill,, Danville.
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17est U1Vht yearIIHg stters uTlVeH Dv
Il boy not over 10 years of age 90
I'd 90
C0mmittee-A. O. Bemis, Lyndon,
Charles Starks, st. Johnsbury. Henry
Ross, Waterford, Hugh Gibson, Ryegate,
Moses 1. Curlier, Danville.
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G5JIt2 & BAKER SEWING MACHINE CT

{ Su.Ulu / : rect Boston. 40 Broadway, Y. y.
80 Chestnut street. fAiiaiclphia.
Branches i'll all the Principal Cities.
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MANUFACTURING PURPOSES

..r s,H!tr On cf the sewing Ma hines made ~
' ..,up ay was IN roughly ct .hi-hed yra"7 40.
. rcsrp ,ssrd by none III stltcnl-, rraalns, cold
' .lroiirIus, per OrluIug any hIDd OF plain oI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

Best yoke years old steers 3 90
I'd 2 90
Sd 90
Best yoke of yearling steers 90
I'd = 90
Sd 90
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THE beat is IN ant those that will bring the highest
price in Market by the hundred,
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EXTRACTS OF ROOTS FOR BEER.

lH'-.ct- ( Lemon, Rose, Vanilla Peach and Noctn
4or -al, II
BINGUAM'S DRUG STORE.
u. 10 l>f1
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Cmmjtoe-NIathew Gray, Ryegate,
$ 5. Thompson, Lyndon, \. J Rand
all, ,Danville, Harvey Blanchard, Peacham,
{. G.. MeScrye, Wheclock.
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IoDmttee - Willard kinne Water
ford, James Trefran, Lyndon, Erastus
Woodruff. Newark, Hubbard Hastings,
ID. Concord, W. \. Bemis, Lyndon.
STEERS-SECOND CLASS.
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best yoke working oxen, by trial, 90
"a 4 90
st 3 90
Best yoke OF lat oxen ) 90
2d 90
Sd 3 90
Best t years old oxen 5 90
2d 4 OO
I'd 3 OO
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Conmhee-John Bacon, ID and wife.
st. Johnsbury. a. II. Lucas and wife.
Peacham, Joseph Dow and wife, Water.
ford, iona. Batchelder and wife, Dan.
vile, Geo. Goss and wife, Barnet.
Written statement of making and re-
fining sugar must be furnished the com.
mittee by applicant
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-09

DENIES Ir-Senafor Doolit,le in the C. S. SEN
lege and referred to the report of committee of
the last house which charged that he had received
IS 900 from Collector Smythe, transferring il
absolutely, unqualidedly false, and cowardly and
base SANDER. He said there vas not single in
stance during his Senatorial career, where his re-
commentator had been sought and obtained, that
pecuniary consideration to the value of one cent
was ever expected received directly indirecty
Senator Patterson, charged with receiving money
from the same source. by the committee, said
"Al have to say is that it Is fslse-false IN its
charges, false in its intentions false in its inuen-
does. l never received cent from Smythe. If
the Senate will permit me to say SO. it is as false
as hell
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-09

The TARIEF.-The bill raising the tariff on woods
specifes three classes, viz: clothing. common and
carpet woods. The duty on the first is ten cents
per pound on all valued at 81 cents, and IL per
cent ad valerem: when valued above 81 cents, l.
cents specific duty and 10 per cent ad valorem.
The same rates for woods of the second class. On
the third class. ) cents specific duty on woods of
the value of L. cents: and those exceeding IL
cents. cents specific duty. Washed WOODS pay
double duty woolen cloths, shawls, etc. 90 cents
per pound and S. per cent ad valorem. Blankets
ssnnels etc. 20 to 40 cents according 10 their
grade. Bunting PAYS 20 cents per square yard and
IS per cent ad vaiorem- Dress goods pay GEMS
per yard aud IS per cent ad valorem. CLOTHING
ready made pays so cents per pound and 40 cents
al valorem.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-09

THE New York Tribune, speaking of the inau-
curation of the California and China steamship
line. says:
The influence of the new line upon emigration
from China to the Pacific States and the conse-
quent increase of development of those labor
lacking regions must be of the utmost importance;
and not less important viii be the effect of these
increased facilities of Communication upon the
secluded and mysterious civilization of the ancient
kingdoms Of the East Ii seemed cdd 70 read IN
the reports of the banquet given in San Francisco,
10 celebrate the sailing Of the first steamship,
sheeches made by Fung Tang, Guam Yuen, Choy
Cum Chew and other Asiaiic gentlemen; but we
rsk little in predicting that such things will not
seem odd much longer. and that our intercourse
will soon be Is free and IS common with Pekln and
Yedio as with London and Paris