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another FIRE at Rutland.

Rutland seems doomed 10 be DESTROYED
10y the torch OF The inC,ndiary. On Sal
urday evening last, an alarm was given
about u o'clock, of :, fire in the barn at
t;,ched to the Union House. which was
easily exun5ui>cd. At IO.45 T. NJ. an
other alarm was madc, when 1t WAS dis
covered that l".v iiry> were raging on
Main street. one o. he cast side, in the
barn of Charles Olm>tcad, and another
on the west side, i'll the barn OF J. J. L.
Randall. winch was soon communicated
to the Town Hall building, both OF which
were entirely consumed. The barns OF
Mr.. Omstcad and Mr.. Harry Adams
were burned, and also the back part OF
Mr.. Adams dwelling house. Much
damage was done 10 several other build
ings. Several houses adjoining the burn
ing buildings were in imminent danger
and were cleared. The probable loss
will be about $4,000. Only 4 portion
of the property WAS covered by insurance.
The three fires were undoubtedly the
work of inccndlarics; two OF them oc-
CURED almost ut the same moment The
circumstances OF this coniiagration ere
ates u profound sensation in the cummu-
nifty.
The above facts were telegraphcd to
the Boston .Iourn nj. The Rutland Her
aid concludes lis account rs follows:
No fires among the many which have
occurred in our midst has 50 thoroughly
awakened the people to Il sense OF alarm
as those of Saturday night. The fact,
- patent TO ail, that the incendlary's
torch was the cause also that three
fires of the same character should occur
The same night, and two of them AT the
same hour, and the fact, from all the
circumstances, that it was premeditated.
and all belonging to one chain, indicates
\ deprayity and hardihood existing in
our midst which should no longer he al
lowed without determined effort on the
part OF the officers OF the village and
the guilty part to punishment. There
Is coming TO be a general feeling of inse-
curity, which ought to arouse some one,
somewhere, to vigilant action in this
matter. The best fire department and
steam fire engines cannot prevent the in
cendiary'S torch, but authorities and the
people united can make an effort to put
a stop TO this crime. Shall an effort be
made, or shall we supineIy sit idle, or be
so engrossed, each one in his own affairs
and the accumulation of dollars and
cents, as to care nothing for the protec-
ton Of our lives and property?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18
Appe0i to the Friends Of tie La
mOjfle Taiicy RdiirOdd.

1t Is now believed that eray one Is q
friend to this great enterprise, that lives
along It's line. To the people, then a
word may be said.
The prospects for success were never
better than at present. When we first
started in this enterprise, we were assur-
ed by our friends in s.. .Iohnsbury and
Portland that it we raised "A subscription
of at least $4,000 10 the mile. (stock)
we were sure OF a road, and upon thi,
basis we have thus far labCred. Sl0,-
600 to the mile is still the requirement.
Let us see how we stand, then can he
seen what must be done. The distance
from West Danville to Swanton Is -
miles, $40, 200 to the mile makes
$50, 600 to he raised Between those
points. What have we already done
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

WooDBRIDGE.-We wonder who it il
at Washington besides himself and the
whisky disIillers, that talks Of Mr.. Fred
erlck l.. Woodbridge Of Oermont, for Mr.
Rollins place as commissioner of internal
revenue. He is retiring member of
Congress, distinguished for utilization with
the whisky ring, ond bore the reputation
at one time Of being partner in dis
tillery at New York that was defrauding
the government. Mr.. johnson might as
well, almost, pardon Callicott out of the
Albany penitentiary, and make him
commissioner, or call for District Attor-
ney Courtney, or Sheridan Shook, or
John Logan, even. But it is only two
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18
Our Railroad.

Mes-rs. Geo. W. Htndce and Waldo
brigham from the LimOille Valley We're
in town last week On railroad business.
Oar friends in tn. Lamollc will not al
low the railroad enterprise 10 lag at the
wc., end OF the line, Judging from the
plan OF operations now about TO he en-
tered upon. The directors of the La
noble VALLEY railroad held an important
meeting on "Wednesday last at Johnson.
All movements now point towards active
operations IN the early >pring-puiting
under contract the entire line, from
Portland to SNautcn.
The following from Gov. Wa>hburn
i, the latest information from the eastern
end Of the line.
PORTLAND. Dee. s. 1865.
My DEAR Slut Our friends are
making certain progress in raising their
private subscriptions to the Portland X
Oadcnshurg railroad-lnd it will ba fill
II without d,uht hy January 1t They
are at work constantly and vigorously.
aud have passed the period Of doubt.
they will ticn proceed at once To- the
choice ol directors. and Immediately
thcrrupou will d.-irc y mcctiu. Of repre-
-'ntatlves OF all the corporations at Port
land.
AGAINST all the talk of our OuDpnrnts
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CALIFORNIAN.
NOTICE TO ONLY 4 FEW.

Mos, of the subscribers to the Caedonan already pay
for theI paper in advance and have done for several
ycars We wish the few who do not would begin the
conf yca tho advance pay system. 1t is cheaper,
and better for both suhscrihe.A and publishers The
State Publisher. ociaol have adopted this rule to
effect Jan l. -" and shall expect all read
ere to fall in"
81 lst q agrnts will be found on the third psge
OF I'll. paper. When more convenient payments may
Der, that may begin the New Year with a clean
list tan1
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SIS to $500 p month. ',.ry. l..,. ,ua.asatt.
male. t ''iu''" t!r IT, .'.- I'r.sp.i' gu
NOS SEN' = FAMILY SEWING I'M H.
a.. hin. viii IA, lc:H. i,' IL, Is. O, .t q. ID b.
'-;!.d sd cI yit n mot D. r.,g:rL o. l.i--
,nl! ei>. tulv 81 'or rs. y.-r. W.. u..
- $500" IT al UlTc il, Ia, VA. O., - -tro .4-
.u.. ir utIH- Ct more Il u. ua t..,u o.. p. t..
I' thc- IT, 'Flas j. Lock rtt.A. L'-ry scoop. -. o.,
'a. b" cut and II! te c'ra c-iu" lr iru.d .rs-
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AIN" l.: can De I.a.l .,dirc-z'S '.J..E 4. g..
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'Ai IloN.--Do LOT b i.ra ed upon boy 60 b ? p,-
u's p.lln IL 1T won't ,.'-t I.a.. nI / lie -,
'-.- srlI nan. OF OF ernssr. pGg- ! lie only =.
and reilly + nctict Cheap r.tcAiIe u.lrut ctur. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

months and half to Grant, wheu we
pray and expect that neither incapaciry
nor rascality is to be demanded ~ an es-
sentlal characteristic OF every "ilice-hoid-
er. by president and senators. One or
the other seems TO have been necessary
to carry a man through both Whit c
House and Capitol for the last tire c
years.-.Sm1AqtieM NePnbLtc.m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

John Jay, LIE Grand Is. Cannon and
Horace Greeley have been to Washing
ton, as a committee of the New York
Union League, to urge congress to inves-
tlgate the New York election frauds.
Hon. Luke Z. Poland of Vermont is
chairman of the committee to whom the
subject is referred, and he expects to
proceed to New York to make the ex-
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1eW advertisements


r. Ball G CO, WORCESTER. MAsS
Manu- actur,r- Of Woodworth'-, Daniel. an.
Wood lnn''rs: NJ. ldiug,Ma ching D .,. 'fiy :
ti=Ing, s-aping, and Bpli VI Aiuc. Scr az v e
he's win Hand i;oTiIr, y oud Iurrrr., ~ >sH.
variety Of ether M'chInos for Working . 81.
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tisin-, Mach in vo Id. II N.r-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. while recent
ly making some purchases III Sauer's fam
CIV goods store 1T Frankfort-orr-theM Main,
suddenly tainted away. She was re-
moved 10 her apartments in the Hotel
l. Angleterre, where, at last accounts, she
was lying in condition which gave rise
to great apprehensIOns.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

One Of a pair of live minks kept in a
show window at Troy, y. Y, lately had
the misfortune to break its leg, and very
badly. The lir'le fellow calmly survey-
ed the broken limb few seconds, then
deliberately proceeded to ampulate ii
with his teeth The operation Wa
neatly performed, and al las. accounts
the brave mink was doing well.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18
Dentistry.
rz-If those subscribers to the Calsd9

ssrlf those subscribers to the Calado-
MAN living at a distance, and who wish
the paper another year, will remit their
subscriptions for 1869 at once, they will
not lose the first number or two OF the
new year Besides, they will save the
publishers much labor in stopping pa
perS and renewing them again.
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LOOK HERE :!

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count. At from - l. $40 d, ..-.I- ,.a.ot.....,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

rylf any one wants to see their par
ticular hobby, they can probably find it
on the first page. Don't tail to read the
article
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

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/ SwantOn, 1000
Individual subscriptions, 2j,O0O
Total, S5S2, 900
This leaves balance vet to be raised
Of Sl6S, 900, and that too, immediately.
This done, and the road is sure, Now
can it he done! Let every man aiOn"
the whole line answer YES. Every man
must thus respond. This present winter
* the time TO settle this @rcat question
whether the Lamolle Valley Is to stand
still for ages TO come, or whether her
valuation shall be doubled in the next
ten wears. We are standing still With
railroad facilities, We shall move. Every
enterprising business man. whether lac Ice
farmer, merchant, mechanic, manuiac-
turer, speculator, or day iahorcr, can in
crease his wealth much easier and faster
with such facilities than without, Sta
li>tics show that real estate viii increase
in value full 80 per cent. along q line
ike this, when newly opened and ac-
comm dated by Il railroad
Montpelier Is now alive to her inter
est, in getting II road to Wells River and
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

fancy goods, suitable Tor the Holidays or
any other time.
CTockery and Glass Ware.
f. O. Pratt, under the passumpsic
House, Is our only advertiser in this par
ticular line. and his stock Of china and
glass ware Is very choice, as we'll as ex-
| tensive.
Millinery and Dress Making.
G.. W. Senter, opposite the s.. Johns
bury House, and at Mrs. Pierce and
Mays. in Randalls block, are Two good
places for purchasing bonnets and MILL
merry goods. They also do dress and cloak
making very satisfactorily.
Photographs.
Gage continues to make the pictures
for the million. His cccentricitics are
only equaled by his genius. Not salts
fled with making good counlcrfeits Of the
form divine, lie has lately been taking
views about town; and has finished up
seine very nice stereo>copic views
which he Is about ready to throw into
the market. Cages pictures excel in
some points those Of all the artists.
Furniture. Lounges and Mattresses.
l.. ii. Truax manufactures all kinds
Of chamber and parlor furniture at his
shop at Paddock village.
J. L. Casino, Eastern avenue, has
had hi, lounges and mattresses before the
people of this section for years, and the
demand for them is undiminshcd.
Hoop skirts. Pianos and Washing Ma
chimes.
We class these articles together be-
cause every family wants at least one.
The St. ,Iohn,bury Hoop Skirt Co.
in Passumpsic House block, make new
and repair old skirts.
Miss J. NJ Stoddard, at her music
rooms in Union block, keeps the Henry
:, ,,u "
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choice teas and spices.
Stoves. Tin Ware. etc.
TIE hest wifi. in the world !. spoilel
Iv n roor cookinr stovo hut with q
oooJ stove and nL,ntv Of dry wood Il
household may he made happy. Ii this
suggests a Delinquency on the part of any
one. they are informed that
SpauIline X Ouimby, successors to
ID. Bovnton) in I'nion block. keen a
GOOD stock of stoves, furnaces, pumps.
tin and GLASS ware. Their advertise
ment appears in the Calcd-aua to-day
for the first tine.
ID. 9. Woodruff. in Hovts block,
Railroad street, has heen here lone
enough to build up large trade. His
stock OF stoves, tin ware, etc, is varied.
We are using one of his coal stoves, and
it gives us great satisfaction.
Agricultural and Mechanics, Tools.
1Iu. 2 1I, Ill.,;
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Only s2.5O Per CON-
ELIPLOLMLNT

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4 scIirtI. Z. It work. Add IT I'D I'LL
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Ladies', Misses and Childrens' Furs
FARM FOR SALE!

The subscriber oers for sale his farm situated in the
town OF Whtelock. aid rm confirms l50 &C e, Of
land The e is on the place comfortable hou e.. aud
Two barns with out Luildings. There running
to both house and barns II gpood stock ami dairy
farm and will be sold at 4 bargain.
5s-iS' JOHN COFFRAN
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Agents Wanted for
SECRETS OF Tie GREAI GIN

."'s''''.", 'rs'F''-, aud rruar.... :. d.. = ,", re
If yru ish to OK how I" ruac- r..
IN a;, I's LOW shTr men ale ruin Nh - ,'
err AID Nerchn is II Backnr. d Ii i, 10 .'- u,
q d nee looms ar man n lrg, 10 rs
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lis !, or" 1t con aims 'v'r ne mn ,.. T. D" 1
all ab"ut IN mysteries nd line. = ~ 'L- t..
the -plcest - cheap ct ".rk 'f Ae fu. -b,. IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

does good business in this line, and
keeps on hand whips, blankets, brushes,
combs, etc.
Dentistry.
After all there is little pleasure in the
Holidays or any other days, for one
whose mouth is full of sold STUBS" OF
bare of teeth altogether. The cards OF
II. w. Warner and j. l.. Perkins in this
place, and G. w. Miles of Lyndon, APP
pear in this paper, Consult them and
obtain relief before it is too late
We have thus hastily and briefly
recorded the business places of most OF
our advertisers; and il all their wares
are not suitable for Christmas presents,
they are all needed at some time: and
our readers will do we'll to consult the
list and govern themselves accordingly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

Total in stock, S412, 800
or about :Sl3, 900 to the mile.
Now while east Of Us SO much is being
done to the mile, we are only asked for
$4,000. 1t cannot be possible that the
enterPrising people along the line from
w. DAnvlIIe to Swanton will allow the
want of Sl6S. 900 to stand in the way OF
the construction of this road Portland
and St. Jolnsbury are determined TO
have an outlet to the west, different from
what they now have, and if we do not
furnish the means via. the Lamoille Val
ley, it will be sought elsewhere.
The people and newspapers at Og-
denSburgh and west o. that point are
discussing the great Importance of this
enterprise to-day more than we in the
valley. This should not be. We must
wake up.
If you hear that public meeting is to
be held ut such time and place, don't
stay away for fear of being asked TO pay
something. but come out and hear, and
then Judge for yourselves what should be
done, and what your part OF the burden
is. Let us he prepared to make good
report ut the Portland meeting, to be
held about the middle Of January.
Could we be prepared to say that the
balance required was sure 20 be raised,
then our Portland and -. JOhnsbury CO.
operators will be at rest, and whether
this can he said or not, depends upon the
favor we receive from the people along
the line during the next four weeks.
Meet Us cheerfully and literally, for
we believe we are at work for your profit
and happiness. and for the good Of gen
eratiomS to follow. Seek the books of
subscription, and not allow them to seek
you. Further notice Will he given OF
their location, d. g. W. II.
Morrieyille. Dec. 9th, 1865
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

a Washington dispatch says it is ru-
mored that Caleb Cushing has gone to
England at the request of the govern
ment, to counsel Reverdy johnson
We hope the rumor will prove true, and
that the first advice that Gushing will
give MIR. johnson will be to pack up his
personal property and come home.
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F r { {

iio n = ; % The WIS. giy.at. .-,.- y ,
d. 'o"fLH' to EruuIua,.N. y
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Arthur's Home Mauazinl

SO WAYS OF masking WlIEhE RYE and ,s.,
BREAD FROM TIN receipt. viii ', md Z
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

At J. {. Bingham's drug store ON
Vain street, and :. Randall x Son'>
drug store on Railroad street, can be
found almost an endless variety of Fancy
''uods, such as toilet articles, brushes.
knives, mirrors, port monnaies, diaries,
etc, etc. Step into these stores and you
will be sure to find some choice things
Tor Christmas, that you will not think OF
I'll YOU see them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

From the River to West Danville is
So miles. Towards the building of this
portion of the road, the following
amounts have been raised:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18
Harnesses.

J. F. Laducer, in Passumpsic House
block, knows how to make a good har-
ness, and he has never been backward in
advertising his business.
w. A. Baker, on Eastern avenue,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

GRANT THREATENED.-Ther are re-
ports of threats of members of the ku-
kluX klan to assassinate the president
elect. One story is that band of over
a hundred Of these rutfians have solemn
ly sworn that Grant shall not he inaugu-
rated. These reports may he wholly
sensational, but every precaution should
be taken to prevent the success of any
such desperate attempt. The madness
that still appears in u large class at the
South may eliminate in another Booth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18

G.. W. Senter, opposite the s.. Johns
bury House, and at Mrs. Pierce and
Mays. in Randall's block, are Two good
places for purchasing bonncis and MILL
merry goods. They also do dress and cloak
making very satisfactorily.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-18
Berry K Powers, in Hoyt's new block,

Berry * Powers, in Hoyts new block,
also keep a good stock, and do large
custom trade in manufacturing. You
will find here good stock of nice button
boots, shoes and slippers in kid and cloth,
for ladies and children.
|. b. Gorham, Main street, is again
in the shoe trade, keeping stock on
hand and manufacturing to order.
Books, Stationery. Envelopes, etc.
Howard, on Main street, keeps gift
books, as well as papers. pens, and peri
odicals.
John p. Eddy, opposite St. ,Johnsbury
House, advertises books, stationery, and
fancy goods, suitable for the Holidays or
any other time.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
f. Q. Pratt, under the PasSumpsic
House, Is our only advertiser in this par
ticular line. and his stock Of china and
glass ware Is very choice, as we'll as ex-
teusiye
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-07
THE LADY'S FRIEND.

a BedUtyuC PTeDl3Gae Eng7U02ng.
The LadyS Friend announces for 1868, the
following inducements to subscribers:
A series of new novelties, by the leading wri-
tiers of the day.
1t gives splendid double page finely colored
fashion plate, engraved steel. in every number.
1t gives large assortment of Wood-cuts, Illus
trating the Fashions, Fancy Work, etc., in every
number. 49,. tf =.
1t gives popular piece of Music, worth the
cost of the Magazine in itself-in every number.
3 1t gives copy of the beautiful Premium Steel
Engraving, zone of LIES Happy Hours" &c
inches long by 20 inches wide to every single
$3.50 subscriber, and to every person sending on
a Club. ~. s
Terms:--l copy, land the large Premium En-.
graving) 50 so; A COPIES. land the large Premium
Engraving) Sc 90; 5 copies, land one gratis) SIS,
One cop7 each of Lady's Friend and Post 81 90.
The getter up of club will always receive copy
of the Premium Engraving
Those DESTROYS of getting up clubs should
enclose fifteen cents for sample Magazine contain
ing the particulars. Address, x
ds,,o l,... DEACON & PETERSON,
ai r 3l9 Walnut street, Philadelphia.