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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28

BE it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States
OF America in Congress assembled, That
Chester, i'll the district of Philadelphia.
shall be Il port Of delivery, and a survey
or shall he appointed, who shall reside
at SAID port Of delivery and receive sal
AIRY Of five hundred dollars per annum.
Approved, March 30, 1867.
An Act to increase the Force in the Pa
tent Office.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
the commissioner OF patents is authorized
from tine 10 time to appoint, in the
manner already provided for by law,
such an additional number of principal
examiners, first assistant examines, and
second assistant examiners, as may be
required to transact the current business
OF the office with dispatch Provided,
That the whole numb,r of such addition
al examiners shall not exceed four of
each class, and that the total annual ex-
pense Of the patcnt-ollice shall not exceed
It's annual receipts.
Approved, March %. 1867.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
BOOTS, SHOES AND OVERsHOES.
II. p. LONERGAN,
Railroad street.--sign Of the BE Ro.

Railroad Street.---Sign Of the big Boot
They do things at CIaremont.
What, would YOU like to know =
Then read this all Vermont
ANOrt the Clarcmont Manufacturing Co
Three thouand pounds of paper rags,
l. now their dl ly ration:
Yet their app tte never flag,
For paper is the consumation
10 cover this paper with ink,
Six presses with lightning speed
Yet, they always have enough they think
For neighborins p.intcrs' need
The largest poster is their delight;
But they print the smallest label.
They Il head your bills and letters right,
Or cen Il bill of fare for table
Two thousand books per day they make,
OF various styles and sizes,
And if you'le really wide awake
You'll write and ask for prices
The Oldest magazine or look
They Will re produce completely.
As on each shining back you look,
You must cxclaim ..Iiow neatly
Five hundred thousand envelopes
And paper many ream,
Are waiting there in hopes
To be ord, red North by steam.
One thousand bibles on their shelves
AnXiously wait to do you good.
The Co. have read them nj through themselves,
And now they wish you would
Diaries, pens and books for the schools
Daily arrive and as eft depart
Wrapping, pencils and rubber rules
Sold hourly from their store and ca1t
Send on your orders to-day,
Don't wait till you have to borrow
Ifyol don't forget the pay
You'll get your goods tomorrow.
Many other things they do;
But Il ustomar says, "Look here,
For l am to work for the 20.
And It's huTrying time OF the year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

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allow to pre- cnt tGCm with copy for year,
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PIRATE valuab epre e could be desired which
would be gladly looked for, from month to month.
this mo thly mag of bril- liant tori, AID beau
uful Illustrations. Ih publishers p.i c is $500.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
THE VERMONT RAW BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE of LIME


u raw '0ueF' win me 0ther necessary con-
teration whatever at tI,, ~ of tho corp,pv at 81
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alton OF the Company +" fully maintain its hiQh
- =, ~ -, - t ,,.,
hest f,rtizrr ever oI.,,1 in o,r r,r,.
80.
The VT. Raw Bone Superphosphate is
the best every way" JONA LAWaENCF
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- 49, - w. "Ooi "4o"c-s AS IL
ne must Satisfactory 81 any nave used
P,es't Of ,.,Irdosi, Co. a,r ri man lci.,
Has nroved all that can no dssirod ;,
IS. GOULD, Wet Concord. VI.
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secure from lfoSt hIuch eaiA-
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sIdc lin "Coc,, imp-Scd oapcTplosplate Of Line
manufactured by ". l. bradley Of Iiostol) in crop
under 'i''-f A"oh Il soil and tr,anen there was
marAeu oinerence IN favor or the VT. Su-
peTphospnate. L. I; MAIHENS, Esq,
So, LIS : l. d A4sDuFy, Vt.
"au oct'er Jieid ana earlier crops
81 ir5, t', "a n. ,rc or "'e' DfaHds
ripenel Two weeks ,tore IT,. ret u the lie d
q. NAfI. II. fLiiAiNs, CabDt, Vt.
sls s mount s >. pno ; alone Sness
t ae .a ,o5,@ Ii '"F' to the a's H. eGp and
~ is cbean concentrated and eai4
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stencil put IN OiIcr Hhuuily tI!cr, and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
Make AM Advancement

" W. " I've ma IN ever County. who 0I-H- L.
maze none IN! an give 20 references. cit 1
required W i'll sell business paving .anu pr
n.Ith aud T''v on profits for ny paper. Address d. c.
IILltN, r.tts ugh, r.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
SOMETHING TRULY MERIToRIoUs

thcmi -! Electro Silver rItng Fluid for inst
ously silv pntinE coppc, hras- german hrouzc
&C. AID for cleansing aud polishing silver and silver
pla cd wa'". uuIc urcd only by J. SHAW, Oh, NJ
lit, No. - Elm IT. Rrid-CpoT Ct. Put mp ia ~. %
,cs pric = cts. Half hotties for rial n IN mani
upon clip Of - cts sold by druggists and yar +.
stores generally. D.MAs BAR Ms a Co.. Il Park Row,
y. Y, Genl Agt IL sp1nsihc agent wanted in ,v-ry
county TO introduce the tclc and supply the trade.
Beware Of initial n.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
S3l nl A DAY.

AGENTS WANTED. mae and male, TO sell new
Patent article for houe h1d and office One of the
bes selling tices in the market Er full part culars
enclose stamp for circular and address BON 1855.
DO ton, Mas, or WASHINGTON WHITNEY, Box
SO Ninchendon. Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28

An Act to establish Il Port of Delivery at
Chester, Pennsylvania.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
LANDS EOR SALE

2n0uo acres At Manchester. Ocean Co.. y J. in lot.
to suit pucha c.z 80 pc acre, PAYABLE IN i've We r.
- miles from New ork and ri lpLit: -,,ij well
adap Ell for farming pup tTuit, vo,t Ile cram
berries; climate mid and heal by; r-oft and pure
rrvr al water manufacturing site from - to u h r.
pow er, Tor SALE or LEASE Machine Car and Ecihi-
Shops of Railroad at hi plcce. Public ton containing
all inf r1ultion cut app ton Gen. JOHN ;
:, III LIE, Genl Mana, {. {. BEIS TOI. l. o..
Selling Agent, Manchester, uccau County. y. !.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
MOTH
The subscribers have purchas Of &. d. PEAsLEY the
right 20 munufac and ell
Peasley's Prepared Glue,
for the state of Vermont.
Local and Travelling Agents Wanted.
Exclusive Territory ven. Apply to
HARVEY ~ GILBERT,
St Johnsbury, Vermont.
Read the following Testimonials

ST. ,JouNsuUIsY, Feb uary, 1S6S.
To Whom Il maj CODcerH: l have Mr.. PEAS
LTN's GLUE tr cd on wood, .ther and eaTthen e,
b. very and consider it much the best glue
Cement ever eaw.
L. c. PORTER,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28

It i=,and shall b"-'!d a cieapy such an article
en- 4 flooded. If lower priced >uIcrphospha:,, .u4
We Of good quality, b. dc7.,d, lie; =, NUN, .tcIr
A. e'ld " tie COMPANY ( mixed with IL e,7, a,oua.
.. d .acA or iiAe old comIort yoyi ar;.cl. i
the result AID II COS; Of lees than d. liars hun
d-ci
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28

ST. J"HNsBUEY, February, 1865
am sati fled that PEA,LEY's PREPARED GLUE il all
that Mr.. &. D. Peasley iims to b.. have ttid it
on cast iron and holds strong enough TO answer all
pu Pc cs for mo- ldug. Il is the best ever saw for
meDding wood or athcr.
FRANK WALKER,
Foreman Of Foundry ut L. Il T. FAIRBANKs & Co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28

Is made OF raw bones with he other necessary con-
stitaentS OF The best quality, and with no other sdu
teauon whatever at the works of the Company, at St.
Johnsbury, under the dire ction GRACE PADDOCK,
LoQ, well known as an Agricultural and also by his
position-iong held-as officer of the Caledonia
County Agricultural Society. Its preparation is con-
Quoted with skill and fidelity and it is the determin-
alton OF the Company t" fully maintain its high
standard of excellence. Testimonials from
OF our btst farmers show be the cheapest
l.. L.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-28
THE CALIFORNIAN.
GOfhcial.
LiUS OF THE L. =.

r'ce=.L at the First Session of the Forfeit
CONGRESS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
PHILADELPHIA.

An Extraordinary Legal Decision.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Judge Reid
to-day delivered an opinion that the natu-
ralization Of foreigners in tae Nisi Prius
branch Of the Supreme Court, is contrary
TO the act of Assembly, and papers 20
granted should be rejected at the polls. lie
Z 20 ordered that no more aliens be naiu-
Talizcd in his court.
PHLADELPRIA, Nov. "A card pub
lished by Geo II. Biddle and eight other
Democratic members Of the bar, expresses
he opinion that /, is undoubtedly the duty
of election officers when a certificate Of
naturalization is presented having the
Protonarie's signature and the seal Of the
court 10 receive such paper, and that any
election officer rejecting such paper sub
iecis himself 10 an action Of damages and
criminal prosecution.
The city is very quiet this evening.
The politicians are engaged in folding
tickets for tomorrow, and no meetings are
being held. There is a deep feeling pre-
vsilipg ia all classea, which will call out a
heavy vote and the polls will be crowded
AT an early hour
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
BOSTON.
The Powers of Bank Officers Legally
Considered

BOsTog, Nov I'm a suit Of the Me--
chants National Bank vs.. the State Ma
tional Bank organization, the State street
irregularities, Judge Clifford to-day read
an opinion Of the Circuit Court. lie de-
eided that the act Of June, 1864, under
which national banks were created, con-
ferred 30 authority on cashiers of banks to
certify checks, and that the power to certify
checks for third parties who were not
interested in duties appertaining to
cashiers. He also held that, By law,
the State Bank, which declared the duties
Of cashicr1 did not confer any power or
such power 20 certify to checks OF third
paTlics, and Ia addition, there appeared TO
be 20 question that TIE National banks
generally could not certify to checks in
court In view of these things, directed
the jury 70 give the verdict for the State
Bank. Counsel for The Merchants Bank
Immediately filed exceptions, and the case
will so to the United States Supreme Court
for final adjudication.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
s.RROWN.,'
The Usher of Fashionable Church ia
New York.

New York.
New \ Ork Correspondence Of the Troy Times.
He has been sexton Of Grace Church and
major domo OF fashionable parties for
twenty years. With such a chance he
should be worth 100000, and no doubt he
is worth more. We believe that he can
match some Of his own congregation in
point of cash, and many of the worship
pers at Grace envy his well-lined pocket
book. Brown has list Of fashionable
young men in the city, and when lie makes
up the guests for party, he can put his
friends in by little adrolt management.
Hence, it is an important thing for all this
class to be on good terms with this
master of fashion, and not mind a
small fee now and thea. B:Own
is nearly sixty years old, but he
bears age we'll His fat face and rOtuud
body walk we'll with Father Time, and
find him a gentle master. He will never
resign, because his profession is co0gsnial
to his nature in the highest degree. He is
of the spaniel order when waiting on his
superiors while to his interiors in wealth
he is quite different character. During
the twenty years of his sextonship, Brown
has attended and managed at least one
thousand parties, besides many secondary
affairs. lie has heard as much nonsense
and iasipid conversation as any man on
this continent, and knows the full value of
polite life and conventional hIttery. He
holds petty sovereignty over hackmen,
cooks, and all the varied servants of luxury
who acknowledge him as their patron and
pay the tribute. due to his position. When
the party breaks up, Brown takes his place
in The porch and calls the carriages for
the guests in a voice which Stentor him
self might have envied. As the sound is
widely borne on the midnight air, the
whole neighborhood is informed of The at
tendance at Mrs. Diddle's reception, and is
made to know that Mr.. Jiggins, the mill
lionaire, and his wife, and also the Prig.
gers, whose diamonds are creating a world
ofiealousy, were there. To these are to be
added the Miswells told Miswell got rich
on tobacco, bat that is forgotten), the
Biarchers, who have a big property up
town, and the Snimpertons, whose grand
father was mikman, which il also for
gotten in consideration of the style in
which they live. In fine, Brown il chief
snob amid a world of'snobs, and sees more
fools than any man of the age. Under
these circumstances he cannot be spared
from the circles which play the snob even
under the very shadow of the pulpit. We
NAV, therefore, congratulate both the
church aud the world, since it is aulhori-
tativeIy stated that Brown has not re-
signed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
SoUFH CAROLINA

The South Carolina railroad ia laying
steel rails Oh that part Of the track 10 the
depot yard as an experiment
There ia q band Of highway robbers,
composed Of mulauoes and negroes, with
white chief, in the region about BENEFITS
vile. They number about thirty, and are
well armed.
The Gorkyille Enquirer says: On Mon
day last a considerable amount Of land was
disposed Of at auction by assignees in bank
ruptcy. The prices realized in some cases
chow an improved feeling in this species Of
property. The bids were all for ca=h.
The Anderson Inteliigsnccr Pays: IL
another column wespublish a card from A.
Todd, Esq, certifying that the Union
League at pleasant Grove Church has dis
banded, 'the books ard papers destroyed,
and expressing his belief that such organi-
cations are rot calculated 10 benefit the
people fer whom thew were intended A
note from him also informs Us that several
colored persons, formerly belonging TO The
league, promised him TO Join the Demo.
cratic party on bis assuring them they
would nevey be placed sgaic in slavery.
The Abbeyille Press reports the deslruc
ton by FIRE of the barn and stables Of Gen
MCGOWAN, together with q very valuable
horse and some provender. 1t was the
! work of an inCendisrv
Major Cicero Adams, who led the frs
company from Edgefeld, and from South
Carolina, died at Hamburg on the % inst.
aged thirty-fyur.
The Marion Crescent says: We havD
been informed that a planter in this vicin
ity recently received one hundred anC
eighty dollars for bale Of Zpporah cot
ton, which was sold in New York at four
teen cents per pound higher than tn,
ordinary upland cotton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
EsEA.


Correspondence Of the London Times.
CALCUTTA, Sept. famine once moro
threatens Northern India, especially all
those rovinces N which alone the term
Hindostan Is correctly applied | can
not better describe the season than bv
saving that it has been advanced lust one
month. There was hardly any hot
weather, in the Indien sense, in May and
June last. The monsoon rains began a
month beforethe usual time, in the middle
of June, and poured down with great
fury in June Again in July and Au.
gust the heavens were opened with the
most disastrous results ia all the coast
districts, east and west, on which the
monsoon bursts. OrisSa was SWen5. the
other districts between Calcutta and the
sea are still four feet under water; even
more distant TirhOOt was delugeI The
rice crops rotted those sown u second
time are now rotting before nv ewes.
But in Bengal the crop Of the year comes
later, as Se have too good reason to know
since 1866 On the rainfall this month
and half Of next depend the fate of the
cold season crops and the lives of thou
sands. Now, Bengal has already had
much more than It's whole years supply
No less than seventy-eight inches have
fallen at Calcutta, or eleven more than
the annual average, against tiity-three in
the same time last year. A week ago,
when we should have been parboiled with
heat and damp, the first breath of the
cold season come, and the apprehension
is spreading that even Eastern Bengal
will suffer again. Suffer horribly ic will,
if rain does not soon fall, for the existing
crop has been ruined in many places, and
the future must he provided for. Nor
has Western India escaped the deluge.
! At this time last month it inundated
Guzerat, Ahmedadad, kara, Surat and
the other great old cities there have been
desolated. The news Of a calamity,
which, in Europe, would have called forth
the lamentation of nations, in India takes
three weeks to travel across the peninsu
la. Houses have fallen down by tens OF
thousands, and lives, both European and
native, have been lost while railway
bridges have been washed away The
Guzaratee merchants OF Bombay arc
subscribing literally for the sufferers in
a catastrophe which has swallowed up a
quarter of a million sterling of property
at the lowest calculation and vet, with
! such floods in the coasts, We have anime
! b the center
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
STRANGE FEAT.
s Man Walks with q WheeIbArEGU
FOur 5ziIeS fn Forty seven Minutes.
From the Dubuque Times

From the Dubuque LINES.
The great local excitement Of the day,
yesterday, was a trial Of speed and en-
durance on the part Of Mr. John Shannon,
a river pilot, who wagered 1920 that nc
could walk with a wheelbarrOw from the
corner of Sixth and Main streets to
Beebee' nursery-a good four miles
north of the city-in one hour and ten
minutes. The bet was accepted, and the
money, S240 in all, was placed in the
hands of responsible parties. Since the
partial failure Of Perkins to perform the
ieat last Sunday, its successful accom-
plishment was deemed by many impOssi-
BILE, and number OF side bets were made,
until quite q large amount Of money des
pended on the result. The time agreed
upon for starting was four clock in the
afternoon, and at the hour named Mr..
Shannon appeared promptly on the
ground with his wheelbarrOw and SCI ont
on his trip in the presence Of large
crowd, while the various judges and
timers followed in carriages Up Main
street, down Seventh, and up to Coulter
avenue he went at rapid gate, reaching
the race track (half the distance) IN
twenty~seven minutes. From hero 60 the
end of his destination the road is very
uneven and hilly, with steep elevation
nearly the whole distance, and yet with
all these obstacles, Mr. Shannon made the
trip in Just nineteen minutes, performing
the whole distance in forty-seven min
utes, having twenty.three minutes to
spare. Beyond the slight fatigue incident
to such exertion Mr. shannon exhibited
no symptoms Of distress whatever, but
was apparently as fresh and vigorous as
when he started, and good for toul
miles further After the extraordinary
feat, Mr.. Shannon drew on his coat, and
refusing all offers of ride. walked bach
to the city, where he was overwhelmed
by the congratulations Of numerous
friends. lie performed the feat nobiJ
and gracefully, and Is entitled to all du'
credit in consequence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
ARMS FOR THE sOUras.
Efforts to Make Large shipment 80
the Provinces.

We have it from reliable authority .hft
there we're, two or three days ag', Ia 81,
Louis, received from Detroit, aud IN the
possession Of an authorised ngent, jes,
thousand stand Of small arms, purchased
for the Governor of Arkansas and the
Governors Of other Southern States, 10 ship
which an effort has been going on Tor
several days past, the commander Of tie
David Watts, EmOng others, having bepn
offered handsome price IL he would d,
this business. O.her bOaimsa have al-o
been applied to. and two prices were offered
one owner If he would permit his boat .
be chartered for q single "Trip into the Ar
kansas river. The Times SAYS il il IL
gardsd impossible To snip by rail 70 Mem
phis and reship by bOa5 there without de-
lection and interrogation; hence the ne
costly Of charteTinS q steamer direc; from
that or some other point on the upper
river aud avoiding Memphis. Tins Ear
this plan has also proved equally unavii.-
ing Not only have the military agents
in st. Louis of the carpet-bag governments
South utterly failed thus far in securing
boat, but they have encountered qHits a.
serious an obstacle in securing officers aud
crew. Au eA-AtHt h4lAAAE nun n Hhl-
sas. and we'll knoznon the Arkansas river,
was offered "big thing il he would take
command of boat for the trip, in the
event one could be secured. OF course as
refused to lend himself to the Radicals in
in such venture, as had several others
aDulied to before him. The boarding Of tie
Hesper, the summary disposal Of thea rus
fund upon her, and the threats that i the
same lhlpg was rep-a'e J, a rtili mo.r 5 Im-
mary procedure might be anticipated, has
tended to intimidste those owning ami run
ming packets in the services Of bis Excel
lencv, the GOverngr Of Arkansas, and
threatens with signsl failure the efforts OF
those employed in this and other cite To
supply the negro autOcrais Of the South
with the means Of perPeIuaiing their domi-
nation. The place Of concealment If The
arms in 81. Louis Is we'll known, aad The
attempt to ship them in shoe boxes and
coffin boxes will hardly escape dsiection.-
Memphis AuaIGaes, Noe. l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-The steamer Helena,
loaded with government freight for Tort
Randall, sunk on Saturday four miles be.
low Sioux City. a part Of her cargo will
be saved.
A Denver dispatch says, Mr.. w. Erie,
one Of the Commissioners sent by Napoleon
to examine the Colorado mines, has organ
lied French company with 100000 capt.
tai to build trainway from the coal beds,
with view to furnishing cheap fuel for
smelling works. They also agree TO con.
struct Gas works here within ninety days.