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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-19

Tb5 following by the funny man of the New
York Herald is too good to be lost: " There was
a fine meeting Of PeDdetonians the other even
Ing. One of them cried out as the distinguished
advocates of the popular OhiOan advanced on the
stage" Wash me CLEANUP " Wash me clean!
Shut up ~ cried a suppressOr of turbulence;
"you don Z appear to be very dirty. Don't dis
turb the meeIIng.n Wash me clean wash me
clean ~ vehemently and persistently exclaimed
the ardent Pendletonan. Put him OUT"
Put him out!" disturbance was brewing.
At this juneture a mild and benevolent looking
gentleman, with high forehead, normal nous
tache and auburn locks, came forward and APP
pealed for a moments silence, which was &C.
corded. he said No doubt, the audience
labors under a mistake. Ny jubilant friend has
recognized in me an old friend. His cries mean
no derision TO the sssemblage nor insult to those
grave old codgers on the platform. l am tsml-
iisrIy known at home, in Cincinnati, as Wash.
Mclean, and aatter myself | am something OF
a cIean.iipped champion of the illustrious son OF
Ohion Then there were three rouing cheers for
Wash. Mclean and three more with tiger for
the man he celebrated.
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To BRING THE DROWNED TO LIFE.-Do not
beat roll, rub shake them, or turn them upside
down in order TO let the water run out. Drowning
is merely a suspension of breathing. To restore
the drowned try to restore breathing. Do IL thus:
Have two tubes-qullls will prove very well; in
sert these in the nOstrs press the nostrs against
item and blow forcibly until the lungs expand
pre4s the chest so as to force the air out. Again
insert the tubes and blow air in, and again force
n ont. Keep this up for fifteen minutes, at the
same tSue rubbing forcibly the lower limbs. II
vou have not two quilts, use one, closing the other
1ostril gslh the fingers and blow and press until
breathing is established. Artificial warmth,
wrapping in blankets, etc., is so much time lost
Try 10 establish art fetal bresthng, until you Gao
make the laDgS move naturally, ana then the neart
will begin 10 beat and life return. To De OF any
use. this effort must be made at once, Immediately
CD taking the body from the water.
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COUNTRY Dealers and Druggists supplied.
HACrs,-xssr.. N. Ki.rsr HOu.Ds..

EACTs - Messn. n. Kiener Holsn1s,. No. Is
Poydras Manufacturers Of the haakOn Bters:
entemen-I have examined he psten. that granted
you By the U Government for manufacturing the Maskoe
Btters and found the Ingredients employed compound
we'll calculated excite and keep In good ordr the digestive
organs prescribed sid Btters several tines and In
every instance occasion their bsnsd
eject remain, gentemen, yeHy respectfully, your or
obsdient servant A. MERCIER. NJ D., 1875 Canal street.
hAve examined the p.es hold for the manafact
Makoh Bers and ind nothing In the ingredients Thereof
calculated njurOusy upon the human system
Dordinate quantities. Indeed 10 nothing bu 10
cordial aromatic bitter \. A. SMITH, N. %.
Your Malakof Bitters which 4 have examined. do MOI
contain any gradients Injurious health and may
meuded 70 those who In Of . COED tonic
Yours, II. bOhUPPERr, N. D.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-19

GARDEN SURPRIsEs.--Let me Bo;e tendency TO
revert to the surprises of the eighteenth century,
which has begun to appear. You may rembmber
machinery borrowed from the stage. If you
walked in one direction you set fountain to play
which drowned you, or you made sedate statue
rise, or YOU fell into some pit. The Dutch especi
ally were conspicuous for the laborions ingenuity
Of these arrangements, and 1eneVe lnSy save
never ceased TO be popular in Holland. Gardens
of this sort seem 10 be coming into vogue here.
Electricity is made to play considerable psrt in
them. There are artificial flowers mixed with
natural flowers you Gull one OF the former, II
Immediately opens and bird escapes from it; or,
as you attempt 10 Gull it, giant appears. 1t
would seem the fairy plays have not been without
Influence in reviying this old taste,
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Cha 8eD @rsaas Grestert.
July.

Summer trails her splendor
Through the heightened days,
Leaving blossoms tender
In the quiet ways.
In and out the clover
Hum the droWsy bees,
Bending bright heads over,
Posing on the breeze.
BY the winding edges
OF the sunlit road,
Stand the dusty hedges,
Dropping with theirs load,
Up the slsnting hillside
Flowers thirst for rain;
But the scorching nOOntide
Gilds the waving grain.
Nature drinks with pleasure
Summers luscious wine,
Taking every treasure
As gift divine.
MARGARET BARNES,
In the 81 Lou Republican
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MEDICAL.
VINO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr. WQLCOTT he will pay $1,000 to any person VII,
will prOd,ce remedy will instantly remove and
read and permanently any PAIN Ia the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck Shoulders. Breast Back Heart, Lungs
sides Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal
rnal, chronic, OLD Ulcers, Fresh Wounds
Fnghtful Cancers-in all pain from any Rheu
matte Neuralgia from mosquito bite TO the most intenss
Labor quick Pain PAINT reduce inf
rapidly heal permanently soon, pam in It's sp
pcation whether applied u the weakest infant the
feeble aged person, and harmless ss Pain Paint
Applied Free at 10. 81 Carondelet street.
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana.
cor,.rv D.aia,s and Dru1yists sunnliaS
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BOOK FOB THE UNroKrUNArE

J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAkEs lmpotency Loss Of Power, Nervous Debility,
Notes Impedmsnts 70 Marriage should be I'll
smpAting marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is centA BY
J. B. DUFF A GRlFFIs,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
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r EEBp FOUNDKY-
ESTABLISHED In Is1sJ
Corner Of Dsisrd and Fouehsr Streets

Wssss leave 10 inform eur Asd The public EsAsan
hat prepared, formerly, 20 manufacture Steam
Engines Bsier. Sugar kns Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
chimes Saw Mills Presses, Newell Screws Gin Gear
nz Furnace Nouths GrAs all kinds Of Plantation AnA
steamboat WORKS ssa svsu description Of Machinery IN
The South. LkkDs %.
ordsr. lsn Of ~ Mechanics and Dealers kxchanEss
vfIireoelve prompt attention.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-19

SPEECH BY THE POPE-LBTTEB FROM JUAREZ TO
THE PoPE-ARoHKLOGICAL DISCOVERIES.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-19
CANDLES.

Common tallow candles we're very difficult TO
obtain, were used with great care, and sometimes
could lot be obtained at all. Fortunately on our
place there was a great deal of lightwood. This
was split Up and burned piece at time in the
chimney place, giving out light by no means
despicable. have often read and worked by the
cheerful blaze. and found it answer pretty well.
Generally we had q limited supply of candles In
the house, but on one occasion we had not one.
Unluckily just at that time two handsome captains
rode up one evening and asked for nights lodg-
ing. Nothing was to be done but to entertain
them 10 the best Of our ability. l must confess
that | was little mortified when supper was
served by the light Of torch in the chimney.
Nevertheless we endeavored by agreeable CONVEX
sation TO make amends for other deficiencies.
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.

WIN. Ii. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Mes. rs and rs FRONT STREET. EEv oRLEiss
Is prepared TO make contracts for WRoUGHTIRoH
WORK Of any Description Quantity. the Lowest Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES.
Also, Of Csry's PATENT EAKTH BoRER
Orders ls at 100 Mechanics Exchange or 1890 Post
Office will receive Prompt Attention.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-19
Gin fdref1i6er @tra6eufampf in
ssSTgAvaat.s.


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'erbpben ; Elm Gbeil Der Stapt' blieb ledS
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pen 11nter TIbrune bes 3Bri9apter Na<.
netti.. Die ISolcaten t5pteten TWreilh
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etnen Sdugling Sen er ben Mrlnen Der
Mutter entrtl leny unb tru9 bas Spfer
1einer Na@eN auf benz 8aYpnette in bic
StraBen ; Elm onperer Splpat tIotete Die
Mutter. :GS 1T cine unterlu9un9 9e9en
Manetti ein9eleitet. Gin Brief ter Sn<
dependence 8el9e> Ter, bielen falt UNI
slaubli@en Bug con @raulamteit rl9a<
bert, NEGLECT ferner: uDaS gplf bat caS
@appen Der preubil9en @eianoi@aft III
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1ab> taB cine GerpeG5lun9 init benz ipa<
ni19en @appen tatt9efunpen, be9ab fl&
has @plf gum preubii9m @elanotea UNI
entl9ulpi9ten iid' >pe9en Der @erme@6z
lung. Nuf ber @elanbtidaft nabn1 man
bic Sade 1ebr let@t unb 1ertbeilte ST.
earren." @ir baben ,biele5 @orfaQ5
mod 1T fetnem aupere,1 8latte trwlbnt
9efuncen unp mir md0en 9efteben, bab
bic 8erpe98lun9> wenn fte itattfanp, etz
mas fart tpare> benn bas ipanilbe 8ap<
pen beitebt aus pier Gelbern init swei
2Duen unb 3we{ Eburmtn uno in. Der
Mitte Elm Spal nit bret 2ilien, unc bic
Gla9se 1T 9elt 3pii@en 3tpei b~ore3ontalen
i9malen rptben @treifen. Derielbe Be-
rt@terl1atter 19reibt: ~Die @ertreibun9
cer Seluiten 1T BON 1nierer &eaierun9
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1a.s"aoz aun'3u8 Tan. :: =
ben nle,uen .Stpre.

Z Der l1nteraetantse maat hermit BEN aeesrtea pabli.ua
bic ersebene ansetae. sa6 e fin 0eI6dit in itineas neuen
8ridifure, Driste. stra6s, Nxuius' Ban! s~eseaater,' ersfnet
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pxblitIm ID &aStueineu 49,. b.. 80 .,,,. +!
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.9l6re6eu.

@'s{&GftS6daMisrhh & ii: apadtuits
aa.spaar.ts
&uerbaaadh find ul1es !S4tFes
H>Hss Al Gasfes $50 oue
udra4ssts, aess aa,as. d .int uta aaser 1 ,essit S''8b''
5n9erfou unodGp.
ssSs: Gnsros nnb SDetdiI
Gde oerI3snas QSabalbap GRAFT 8riidenplab.
tsar HaetFss asae aHss'se tn elmer anssra pssate,
9pAa1 unb Ntcpls, ~
q, ,,atfr'ee"aFs' r0s une -: sstsi1
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Gnsros unb Detail. .@uenm aaren uus Nptious,
156 Drttte g oSe. " 7Nf /
@atbcart uno Co..
i nHtGt@< 1872 Dritte StreGe,
3dnbler In einbemiiae en- uao impprtirten Gaeuwoorsn
-(8ur Naberes ithe Insst9e IN elmer anbera sYalte.)
9@uhe uas2 Stietsln. .,~
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6abrifant uns @amsIer,
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.Ibp,tpartb unb B~rp.,@":s,> .->"..,
,":r..j Tabrifaut ums edmsIer,
T.. ...,. ,... 1U6 Orttte 9trabe.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
6. 8. Genney, WA. 49,.
. Gambler unb 0erfertiser, .
'179 Dritte @traee.
Nhbau6 @ro'5,
SAMPLER uut gerfertiser, r
1873 Drttts @traBt seseuiber Ebpmpion's 8ant.
:" g. g.. @riSmplo,
qusres unb Detail 5dabler unS gerfertieer,
s. @atbsrs, 3uf9neiber. 1874 Drittt @trase.
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96asIer unh 9trfertistr. -. 49,, .."
3. @tr., 3 &blre uterbalb @oberts.
(5dr Rdbeea tisRt Gnstiee in elmer anbsrn @palt.)
b. v .:~91te uub &appe n..
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fu..nt t.Gnsros unb Detail 9a.pler tn
9ate1, &appen tlno <n MI d er: 8Saaren,
Sn ger felIs Sail Dritte 6tra6,.
(5ar Nd5esss fete anisise IN elmer anberu 6palte)
Sbam unb Dimes,
gusros uns Detail 9dnelr tn: 5ater, &apper. Danen unit
Riuter ptlsen, 5erren yel3en u. Gurutibiua @opbs.
+ . ,12S . Rite Strase.
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Eur bic 0iebaubt

Hab ii. Counties Nnu7a, Sfantt unb Sbeburnt Defenders At.
eianet. Der 8pben enttdlt reiden. ~fanbiseu 2epns, tteilrale
psairtt. geRrdud unb 1et&te gDalbunsen; taRelbt Ii etmas
IuaeltA, nit ~unsabisen Geen unb TT BON 3ablreiden Rttseubtn
isxldnhersita u~rnseten fnb bic sinen u%usebeuren gurratb BON
Wras unb Seu litRrn. @te itb lei&t paftrbar, I'm III ZEN
Rtaen an, 2ate 6uptrtpr uue ~ ben 1anusutpalbxneen Be-
nSrslthsn 1teies hes Staates au adansen, nelde BE beRen
uub vursasliaeen M6rite fit sen B.rtauf BON Sstntsten in,
2ante bieteu: Sn Vrbtubune NIT Der Det1u9t ii e upt.
nensis. biz Wu{mertfamlet auf bic 1batfa&e III lenfen, ba6
bas Tti14se[9dft nod tn. entNtben IL, sas aus ben tpben
Nrtttel aus ben 6fltAeu Staaten esfhtlta If.
DIE S@ahu9t
flnat an In Mtnnefota febr etrtrdsl& IN utreen unb austs
ben sben bel2rttbenen Qdneereiex in Wnpta, SIanti unb Ster-
burn. Counties, ine bic vrdtrteldnbereteu BON Meeter, Ranbt.
Ssbi une @l,xunsalta Defenders fur steisu 3red seiuat.
3Ablun4sbeetusnnBen. p r..
DEF, qduterd.. ptrsea ia parseuen ssn} 40, 50 uus 100
dderu une tarlber III pr.nen a~ussebpten. mesae jutiheu IS
xub $40 per Nd,r ~parriireu Unit einteen pent9en parieQeu IL
i5btrtn preifta), lie uaa su 6ei&aHenttit us eutteruuas
ts 9aneet ron Der GtIenbabn. Gte rereea entareee' fur boar
CD uSer auf LANCE xermins %sertauft Qttn Saert aean q
ttu,tt eltt perisnsn bsiiRtsti persea. etnt 5duRattte, uatss btl>
Iheu B.btnsunsen. In elmer %sefuneen uss e%resuttissn @teeas
III e~1lanatn. 6teienisen, nede zen Uatnen ent!an9 1@es
AieterlaHunstn sesraneet, taben ~sttunetn, bag tesesaneeFste
I'm D.rtt UNI 50 Ssplent iabrli&, seRtesea fns. j..
Dtls qdnsersien fnl fet 1857 POM Vertaut iurudeeea!s1
ssn' eSuhn. ssbsara55sn SnS Mdritsu iusansIt4. 10
un aabrs ausluufs penee man i'd au
8eor0e 9. 8edcr, q;
Cant. GummtY1pnes, Ct. Paul. Ntnu.
1truAnu Grutt @ecetdr. trp-h
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Eur BET, @etretpstou

bisten bic ednsereien In ben Gsnnties 9snns2is, Wrtest,
6tsarns uns Mleeser unIbertrrRene gVrtfele bur. 3armer
glusmabl ben 0prsue, ais BE, sslae I'D au. telen gum Sau
bts Nsiyns, benz srp6eu Stape!artifels bes y eflt9eu 5antsls,
eienea. Disis Counties ~entbaltsu aud einen sNetdtbur. Don
Galcun gen bts fd6naet tasten 3sbss, mad reldens srp6e
gtadfrase fir serlaiebens 3pede 1T UNI pslaes etntn 0uten
Wartt ven Giienbabnen entlans fueet, unb ntdt aQetn fir BE
&ldruns bs Qaness ent(&dsist, lpntsrn taa 0aab felbft bsat1t
rnabk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
wI\uI!AM COUNTY.

Gilbcft II. Nquu of Wt-t Dover Is thc
County Commissioner elect.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

p P O.--T-v to1 4 ruLAND'S PIANTAIN
ON iMEN /. he hes, SHlvr in tn World. lake no
'hcg, hut mast having this. For sale by ali Drug
.--t and country dealer
BR J. ". POLAND, Manufacturer
toct.6- (Sce Advertisement
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

ing. Quite number of new dwelling
houses have been erected, but the demand
by the workmen is not yet adequately sup
piled. Others, we understand. are to be
built. Superintendent Perry. Hubbard
Hastings. and Horace a. Alden. have Sc
l"cted three adjoining lots upon which to
erect houses the present season. The lots
we should judge are the most desirable of
any in the neighborhood. Two OF the
houses are to be brick, the other wood.
Mr.. Walker accommodates thirty or
forty boarders in the beginning of his new
hotel. the ell-which is to be supplement
ted by three-story brick main building.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

their own complaint. have been fined for
gambling. The game" is said to have
originated in a certain billiard saloon. on
a Saturday night. and was continued until
SUNDAY. when il was broken up by one of
the party claiming that he had been Jew
ed out of three hundred dollars. and
threatening to make complaint before
the Grand Juror. upon which the others
entered their own complaint and were fin
ed in sums varyin. from five to thirty dol
lars. leaving nice little balance OF the
three hundred for their own pockets.
Three men named Sullivan. Mccain
and Daley. were killed at West Castleton
Vernon state marble quarry Friday
morning. by the falling in OF a large guam
tity Of rock.
The Rutland Courier SAYS that on Mon
day evening last when the section hands
on the Rutland q Burlington railroad were
quitting work. tour boys were discovered
on cake of ice in Otter Creek. flOatn"
out in the stream below the Centre Rut-
land railroad bridge. Three Of the bows.
OF 5, IL and IS. We're sons of Mr.. John
Gallagher. The father discovered them.
and cujoiued the boys to remain on the
floating ice. They did so. till the current
brought The cake of ice near enough to the
shore for tn" father to rrscac his little
sons. The fourth boy. son Of MIR. Car
los SNOW. was rot So fortunate. Toy when
in the middle OF tia swollen stream. he
became frightened and Tell OF the loairIg
cake into the stream. As he was going
down for the third time, lie was caught in
the arms OF Mr. Timothy licnne>scy cone
Il the section hands, who stripped oil his
clothing. sprung into the creek, aud swan
to his rescue. He had to dive under float
ING ice 10 save himself and the boy from
being crushed. and eventually threw the
boy upon q cake OF ice. where lie rolled
him over until he showed Si~us of life.
The boy VS. taken home and is doing
we'll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

The following changes of real estate
nave lately been made: Moses Hill has
bought Of Eben. Frye his place near West
Concord village for S2i00. also. OF W. {.
Pratt forty acres Of wood and pasture land
n"joiniuE for $500. MIR. Frye has bought
lIc Henry Burroughs place in the village
Tor $3.50.
the West Concord Manufacturing Com
ANY are running their factory with orders
Tor al! the goods they can manufacture
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
CamhridQe Market---MarCh "a.

Market Be.f I.xtrs, $50 "a 400 First quality
al2..u 10 SI32a. second, Sll50 q $500. Third,
$40 I1.,U.
store C,ttie-Worl oxen . pair. $3.50, $500,
: -Ju, 500.
Ni.cu COWS and calves 81, 81, 10 - 70 100.
NeaiIiIi.s so "a Be-. Two year olds, : 81 "a A..
Three wears Odd 80 q Gn.
Ezra. - - "a 100. Spring ambs, 5000 "a 900.
Hiics, "a 9'.c. Iallow, UE 1iac Pes, 90
., l..G. calf skim 10 IA l6c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

Mr.. Gibbs Clarke. who has been tor the
past two wears clerk in the store of Dyer
y FenncSsy. has bought out half of the i'll
crest OF Fcnnessy and Dyer at Norton
Mills. and gone to Norton to take over
~igft Of the store.
Tuesday the 2lth inst, an freshman
named Coyle. in attempting to GET aboard
morning freight train AT HohSon's mill,
iii under the rear car. and had a foot
rushed. making amputation Necessary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
n, CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

.->-rrEl-. Vi, FRIDAY. MARCH 81. 1sf..
...., u.ceyor g. make tac Caledonia valulalc for
>.N-, aad oar friends in caledonia, I-ssc,
De c.ruri.- WI confer treat favor 10 Us
...-. materially to tn interest .f the PAPER ly
local itr1ls in a brit. lrrihlo form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
Boston Market---Mar. "a.

FiDJ !; Western superine $500 "a $3.50.
coauou cvtrls at $1Unl "a fll.00; medium do Al slI
o. II l..dU; IT. Louie at Sl35o "a 100 q Dbl.
CORN Wes-5rn mixed, Il."0 g l.3l, southern
yellow <l.'2I l.37 OATS-nOr hcru, a. 81 ,G SO.92
acst u."r 900. RlE-Sl.i3 "a / So. sHOKIs-
$40 rt 800.
rUI.k-Iline, $!0G0. % *-1.OO; meas, $3.50 a
-4u,: G. ars.i..O cp BOO. BEEF-Extra mess,
81 ..': f.mily. =aI0p. LARD, Is 70. l3rg SMOKED
HAMS, Ia. q i3c g 10. BUTTER, IS u 5Uc L ID.
CHEESL. IL a Toe q ID.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
HiqhIy Interesting News Mothers TAX

Notice. Mother Baileys Quietiug syrup for Children
Tecthing LARGE bottles only % CT. sold by drug
gizts.
WV. JOsLYE . SONS, Barton, wholeealc Agent
fer Vermont. lUu-i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

MANUFACTURER OF SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, BOSTON, MASS.

LIME, BOSTON MASS.
DEAR SIR:-Your letter OF February 18th, addressed
and published in most Vermont papers, stating we
super Ihophate which sa'ement is calculated to do
You grea injustice and if should DESTROY confidence
in your manufacture" deserves an early reply That
have made -uch assertions is denied and herein
lies onr Qualification Your Super Phosphate hiss every
appearance Of having been dried with Muck .nd 30
much does 10 and feel like that su stance that in
common with most faImerswho see Muck every day of
their lives-we had b'en ad suppose it uas Muck
W" have Wit your establishment in September when
ther= were four five hundred tons of Muck on hand
OF some subsauce m,ly Ie=embing the same with the
sticks leaves and just Muck looks when freshly
dug in Vermont and visiting your place in April
TIL substance had disappeared We had observed
large piles Of grass and which the tide having
wa-hed upon your grounds had apparently been moved
lack md thrown into heaps to hest and all things
enlightened in the superstition that you used Muck
A. dri.r. To further show have not k,lo,ci,lyl
told that which false Intentionally done ought
to nurr business herewith present the report
Of our chemist
BARNET, Feb. Is, 1865.
7. ID. 4 Co. l have made comparative analyss of
your super -phaes and Brad eye In have cumpar-
ed their soubility in cold and no also hard
soft water, and find tr is kdJ - per cent more
soluble matter in yours than in Bradleys which
- , ; ~ i's pi,N Va nuoAI W nat the
which will produce, the arrcst crnD far which il ia an
pied or inended, the manure which has the great
o Int 4. one meets hi+ expectations have of
min. d.. air., ,rt f,,nni.I and iShI., hich No
rec ncnded or in the market and in my opinion that
manufactured by you is the lest and cheapest a. t
~ hin, hnt vb,t ia Lt in 80, I'm, 10 ue
. uc III tier put in for nothing Use except incrca.e
it, "eisht' expected to have been At St Jphnsbury
t,i.nrl' Rr>, T. Faro, NJ n
rni. letter was no. i,,tcnted for n,ll,tion ,r ,
tic r sult Of various apalv-cs We had c,c 70 b made
in order W.. might h. ,,,. orr Supcrnro.n,, ,o,,
prove much better than other. Ills ,,gr "a II did lac,
A Oh lt,. no. acop.iptrd with DR. Ca,or tho tro-
in from ir,,r Crosby Of D,r-,n,p,b ,,u. ,s;ri inf
tj.,,ut, i,-tifv the i,,,nIici. d,,. 60 riI ~ ,I
in his r.nort
II,o,., No. ,e.-
"Whvu Dr. H. F Eaton practiced here. he was A
good analytic chemist
DIN 'R"sbf'
u. committee appointed by tbs ale
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27

Facts Worth Knowing. ---johnsons Ano-
dyuc Iinneut l. superior to any oh-r Lininent
Pam Killer in The world. 1t il equally eiicaciou-,
wheth.r taken int rnaly, applied externally. 1t
VII cure c.u.l or hoarseuess, Influenza, wAoopug
cou or ,roup and i ex client for al lung complains
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
I!UeUHfP.

Al meeting Of Presbytery last week.
Rev. q. VI. Wvlie, at his own request was
dismissed from his charge in Ryegate.
that he might accept a call from Hebron.
y. Y. He will preach his farewell SER
mon next Sabbath.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-03-27
Persons travelling with horses, and stop

ping III sraug4 stables, should Remember that sher.-
dams I'vly Coalition Powders = sure protective
from Contagious diseases; such hOrse-aI g.and
tr-. &c.