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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-17
VOLUME 81 NUMBER 1909

tie was of excellent quality, which ac-
counts, in some degree, for the fine ap
pearance of the stock, yet root cellar,
twelve by thirty-two feet, we'll lathed
and plastered. under the barn floor, now
partly filled with turnips, might be con
sIdered valuable auxiliary to the usual
winter feed
Our winter has been very steadily
cold, the Thermometer constantly noinr
below zero, and sometimes as low as 81
degrees; yet, Feb. 18th, these turnips
were not frozen enough to interfere with
cutting and feeding; indeed, but slightly
touched with frost. This regard as a
valuable experiment for New England
farmers, for i'll the minds of many there
Is a greater difficulty in preserving tur-
nlpS than i'll raising them | think if
plenty Of turnips We're raised, the ex-
preston, ''sprlng poor" would soon be
obsolete, and the condition of cattle indi-
Gated thereby would he unknown.
The buildings 10 accommodate this
stock consist of one barn 32xlOO. and
several smaller ones that in the aggregate
more than equal the main one. The
large barn is on level land and two stories
high, the second story being entered by
embankments to each barn floor. 1t Is
double boarded outside with one inch
boards, and the stables are lathed and
plastered on the north side, and single
boarded inside
Every stable and sheep she'd was so
well finished that the breath of the ami
mails or animal heat would make the
temperature above freezing, and the ami
mails looked better than those belonging
to farmers who advocate open sheds and
free ventilation.
Mr.. Baker now employs four men pre-
pairing to build house that in size and
convenience will correspond with the
farm. In choosing a site he has avoided
a common error, which is 10 place the
house very near the hi ghwav. allowing
no room for drive, lawn or landscape en-
bellishmets. The place chosen is a slight
elevation near the barns and perhaps
twenty rods from the road. In front i
Il depression that can be easily transform
ed into Il beautiful pond and fed by
large spring near by. Such a mansion
by Il drive that curves around
Il pond, with other additions that readily
suggest themselves, must complete a per-
feet picture of rural home At the
season Of mid winter it Is best perhaps to
leave the crops and farm management
for another communication.
II /, L. ..,.--...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-17

a PLAIN ANswER.-Among the peo-
pie who came to market was citizen of
west Jersey. He brought stock of
eggS and butter. In big coop in the
rearmost part of his wagon he had a
splendid peacock, whose tail spread out,
beautiful even to gorgeousncss, like the
trail OF ladv's dress.
An Irishman passing by observed the
splendid plumage of the bird, and asked
its price.
''Thee can have it for fifteen dollars, y
was the reply of the owner, whose garb
indicated him as Il member of the Society
of Friends.
That's a good price was the inter
rogative remark of the Celt, as he
smOothcd the ample tail of the feathered
biped
"There are plenty of people who will
give that for him. was the placid and
very true rejoinder,
The Celt surveyed the bird, admired
his proportions, but still cndeavored to
cheaper him. ''Mistcr' said he, at
last TO the grave gentleman who held the
bird for sale, ''Mister, people say that
these birds have a very bad voice.
81 have nothing to say about their
voices was the quiet reply. ''If thee
wants the fowl thee can take it If thee
doesn't, its voice doesn't make any mat
ter to thee
"But," says the Celt, ''don't thin
birds holler like the divil ?"
"Friend," was the placid reply, ''thee
probably in that respect has an advant-
age over me. Thee evidently has ac-
quaintances that have not If thee
thinks that the scream of this bird is like
to that of thy friend, whom thee has
named, !, in my ignorance, will not pre-
sumo to contradict thee"
The next minute the Celt was in al
oposslte stall in the market buying a
ten cent bunch Of carrots. He bought
no peacock that day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-17

IMPRoMrrU NERsEs.-A clergyman.
while sitting in the gallery OF the Con
necticut Legislature, wAen that body wa.
putting through divorce cases, wrote the
following impromptu:
For cutting all connections famed
Connecticut is fairly named;
L twain connect in one, but you
Cut those whom l connect in two.
Each legislator seems to say,
What you cOnnect-Ecm away"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-17

"What sort of a sermon do you like ?''
said DIR. Rush to Robert Morris, one
day, 81 like, sir" replied Mr. Morris,
THAT kind of preaching which drives a
man into the corner of his pew, and
makes him think the devil is. after him."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-17

The reason we admire pretty feet Be-
cause alrs well that ends well.
Ought not Il young lady of eighteen
springs to have fine waterfall?
Said an Irish justice to an obstreper-
Gus prisoner Oh trial: ave want moth
ing from you but silence, and but little
of that"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-17
WOOD WOOD

L. e. WpODBj ~ Ii prepared to furnish ID inch
va va '''i wood to Ider. Also OpretOr of job teans
Ht-r- -ycIt.d
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+Ui4rcilaar0u5 Cards.
s. F. WHEELER,
LiCE\;-ED AII IiDNEE Il.

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r.s t.,sy BODY ,lst who knows ne.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-17
W. HUBBARD.
CASPIAN HOUSE,

J. G. 81 I'LE, FENI lIEIOE-
.f--,i-1oru. Vermont.
10 hons" l. kept in good -tylc and ~ reasonable
'.- Especial n cutiuu given To frhIuE parties who
Do a,.r nud In" best trout i.-h NJ in thr -'atc III
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-17
n. NJ. JOHNSON.

.lALLE ~ G->EEAL Dan Goods,
Iuu>-uS'- HLpJa.
-8 street. .i.hr.i ity.
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..L.l. CLOAK AND u..I.S, MAXIM.
E.-- Euliin- -. ...........i.. x. -trcct.
D.. ...I.,r. NINA o.. .sN.
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It. 3john5bury 8U5inr9G Cards.
BERRY & POW ERS,
VI slufa rrr- and dealer in
BE- .S -HDE. AND III HBLE-. SHOE Tools.
FINDINGS. X d, ,-y.
..,5 Sir ,f - J.h. -iIIry "

IA >ItIA\ 4 u - l.; 1. 90 y
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-10

of America in Congress assembled, That
section two Of the act of Congress entl-
tied Gan act to provide for the payment
of expenses incurred by the Territories
of Washington and Oregon in the sup
preston of Indian hostilities therein IN
the years eighteen hundred and tiity-iive
and eighteen hundred and titty-six," APP
proved the second of March, eighteen
hundred and sixty-one, shall be SO con-
strued that whenever any claimant for
lost property shall comply with all the
terms and conditions of the act of the
third of March, eighteen hundred and
iorty-nine, on the subject OF property lost
in the military service, he, she, or they
shall be paid the amount of the judgments
in his, her, or their favor, entered by the
third auditor and certified by him as re-
quired by the last named act, out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise APP
propriated.
Approved March %, 1867.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-10
BOOTS. SHOES AND 0VERSH0ES,
Suitable for tie sea-on.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. III. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patents
Late agent OF [. $ Patent Office. Washington luud,
the act OF l,5T.

Late agent OF L ). Patent OiCe, Washington, (uud,I
the act OF lnJ7.
: State Street, opposite Hiby Street. Boston.
After extensive practice OF upwards OF twenty
years continues T. secure patents TN the United States
also tIreat Britain France and other foreign
tries Caveats, specifications. bonds. asiSuments and
all papers or drawings for patents, executed on liberal
terms. and with despatch. Researches made into
American OF foreign works. 10 deter mine the validity
utility OF patents lnventons-and Legal or other
advice rendered in all matters touching the Copies
ofthe claims OF patent furnished by RENTING 81.
Assignments recorded al Washington.
TESIINoSIAL
Il regard Nj. Eddy Is OF the most suCSe>~iu.
ant capable practitioners with whom have had Oio
a intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
Il have no hesitation IN assur2- Inventors that they
cannot employ Il person more competent and trust
worthy and more capable Oi putting their applications
a form To secure Tor them carly and favorable
Consideration at the patent Office
EDMU Nd BU Xxx E Late Commissioner OF Patents.
MIR X II. Eddy made Tor me IS applications. Uu
all bit which patents have been granted. and
that pending. Such uumstIkeable proof OF great
talent and ability on his part leads me 10 recommend
apply him 10 procure their patents.
ton bestowed On their and at very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGAhr.
During eight months, the subscriber. in course Oi his
large practice. made twice rejected appECAu Uus,
10 appeals, which decided III his
by the commission at patents, X. Ii. EDDY.
Boston. Jan. /, lStS.-ly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-10

Gen McCIernand's antipathy to Gen
Grant is explained by the circumstance
that in the camp before Vicksburg a
number of the generals were amusing
themselves by guessing the ages of one
and another of the officers. Gen. Me
Clernands age was under discussion.
Some guessed that he was fifty years of
age. "Oh no." said Grant, .'such a
man rs that was never got up i'll fifty
years :"
Mr.. johnson is said to express aston
ishment on learning that impeachment has
benefited rather than embarrassed the Ii
nancial condition of the country
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-10
RADLEY'
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
TRUMP ANT!



No better proof of the superiority of my SuprPhos-
phate ali other il needed than know that the
demand i beyond precedent
After six years OF practical experience in the manu-
fac'urc OF Sup,rpho-I hat of Lime, feel warranted III
saving tn farm, inst understand how 10 minu-
fscture it and TO all hO have used my Phosphate i'll
past Years have Only that hereafter every ton
of Pho phue which send market will be fully up TO
the standard If any previous y ar's production. No
Phosphate manufc urei 10y me is r nj TO market until
aEalyzcd and known 20 be u the anCard required
1t ~ often r,mlrked 81 would Purchass lr' dlcy :
phosphate f knew good Il it wa lt- year
To all -ucu ray, You c,n buy II with confidence, ~
l know what have atcd allow 10 be true. | do lot
allow my,if to guess 81 sIugic VS. p. oduc leu. IL
til prov, d by aruly 81. none l. cent to market.
/ have expended, tho pat year, fifty thousand
dollars ia ere ing oil Of Vitrio Work powerful ma
chm ~, &c. nci.dnl u one hu..dr, horse power en-
glne AID have Therefore, much better facilities for
manufactu ins than hcI, tofUrc.
Boston, Dec. Il, lS65. WM. l. BRADLEY.
R"sTo>, ID c. II, l>GI.
:. DANA HAYES, State Assaycr :" state street lo--
ton. DEAE SIR: l have written the above circular
" tn a view OF sending it to nv and tie farm
ing couimIni 1t lr-,.
You have been fam liar witt. ms de of uanuf3ctur
ing superb PHI sphite Of Liuc for long time, aud with
in the past four months have made many analyses rp
resen'ing veral thousand tons ot Phosphate NO" ready
for market.
Please let M know if you endorse my -tatencnt
in full to the quality OF the Phosphate In now Inan
WA. L. BRADLEY.
STATE AssANEE's OFFICE, 20 state ST. Boston.
Mr. W NJ l. i'EAbLtl ,---l'tdT our llNol ol tie
18th is ilind. have .Csi alton i'll Tying that what
have stated in the circular ref the quail
ty of your Super-lhOspEatc of Lime is fully =ubstan-
tated BY the many aEalyz.s made here within the last
six months
made great many analy-es of your Supcl-rhos-
pirate last ar, and sti la ger Eumher this year. and
take pleasure aging thai yoI nave, by long expert
cncc, in - great the ny difficult
in manufacturing fertilizer of uniform quality. find
by comparing the analyses # this yei With those OF
previous year, great mp in the uniformity
of quality and cun-d GUct Of tins year
fully cqual if not superior to that OF any previous year
our Supcr-PuzPhItr l. catcd t" the confidence OF
the agricultural com!nunIty. Recipe fully.
:. DANA HAYES, ~tue ASA. ,r # Mas.
Dec. -. 1861. .1-lU4
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9eaaI.
SyIyanus jenkins Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held at tn :
Caledonia District, Probate Once, in st. Johns
bury. In said district on the 9th day of March, A
ID, 1865.
Charles T. A. Humphrey administrator OF the estate
Syvanus jenkins. late of Lyndon said district, de-
ceased presents her administration for eXaIui
alton and allowance. and makes application for de-
OF distribution and partition vi ths estateof said
deceased
whereupon. it'll ordered by said court that said &C,
and said application be referred session of said
court to held at the probate Office in JOhnShury,
on the 2th day April D. 1868 hearing and de
cson thereon And IL is further ordered, that notice
given all persons interested by publication
OF the three weeks successfully In the Cedpilaii
n newspaper published st. JOhnsbury previous TO said
time appointed hearing that they may appear at
said time md place, and show cause. II they
have. " nv said account should be allowed and such
decree made BY the COurt.-Attest.
ia ASA L. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
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FdSSeU al IIlt 44SS ''S7AcAA - N-AS Va ~ S4A
Congress.
RESOLUTIONS.
Joint Resolution fixing the Rate of Du-
" on Umbrellas, and on Wire Spiral
Furniture Springs.
he it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
from and after the passage Of this joint
resolution, there shall be levied, collected.
and paid upon umbrellas, parasols, and
sun-hades, imported from foreign coun-
tries. when made of silk, no lower rate
of duty than that now imposed upon
piece and dress silks, namely, sixty per
centum al valorem and when made of
other materials than silk. the duty shall
be fifty per centum ad valorem and
that wire spiral furniture springs, i'm
ported from foreign countries, manufac-
turcd of iron wire, shall be required to
pay the same rate OF duty rs now i'm
posed on iron wire, namely, two cents
per pound, and fifteen per centum ad val
Orcm.
Approycd March % 1867.
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CHOICE sEFDs AND PLANTS.

FEFsu AND CHOICE SEED, SMALL. FI, lis,
GARDEN AND FLOWER BEDDING PLATES,
SEEDS, Prepaid 10y mail.
GRAPE VINES Priced he crIptvc Cata-
STRAWBERRY rIASrs. loe;uo gratis to any plain
FRUIT AND oRN AMENTAI, address.
TREES AND suRrus H. VI. WATSON,
True CAPE COD Old Colony Nurseries and
CRANBERRY seed Establishment,
FOR UPLAND OR LowLASD, plymouth, Mass.
FRUIT AND sroCEs.,<p Wholesale Lis 10 tie TIIit
HEDGE ri.NNTS, ana 'iNbS.
SMALL EvEEGrEESs, AGENTS WANTED.
Extra choice collection Of German Flower seeds.
- Sort Garden or Flower Seeds, prcp,id by mail
S1UH. The most judiciors assortment 'vcr offered.
gt;-Iu
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Aurtiun aud 9rirate Sales.
as 4 A COTTAGE FOR SALE +,

ESTFf ~ l wish to sell my cottage before sping
eDA3S@0s work begins II contains ; rooms well
finished and good pant and goGd s,llar, well point
ed. and room up stairs for two good liz more
and plenty Of good water house all the year, and
barn and table, and two pggeries snd good pill
of manure 20 start with, and of good land, well
fence snd veiy school snd among good oh
bors About miles from Fairbanks village. slmoet
level road cut last year grass off Of acres kept
horse COW and calf all winter. Also LOT Of young
fruit, apple, cherry and plum trees.
5. REDWOOD Goss Hollow.
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A Resolution to terminate Contract of
Member of Congress with the Post
Office Department of the United States
of America.
Whereas it is declared by an act of
Congress, approved April twenty-frst,
eighteen hundred and eight, that mo
member OF Congress shall directly or IN
directly, himself or by any other person,
i'll trust for him, or for his Use or benefit,
or on his account, execute, hold, or en-
Joy, in whole or in part, any contract or
agreement, hereafter to be made, or en-
tered into with any officer of the United
States Or TO any benefit to
arise thereirom," and 50 forth and
whereas the present contractor for route
No. li1S2, from Lincoln. California, to
Portland, Oregon. has recently been
elected United States Senator: There
fore,
BE it resolved by The Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the PostmaStcr-Ge ncral be, and he Is
hereby. authorized to cancel the contract
between the United States and the pres
cnt contractor for the transportation OF
the mail on route No. li7S2, between
Lincoln, California and Portland, Ore
gon, anmuliing the same in the usual way.
to take effect Oh the titirtieth day of Sep
tcmbcr, ammo Domini eighteen hundred
and siXtv-Scycn. And it Is hereby made
the duty Of the PU-,rIa>;1r-( General at
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Nahum Stiles Estate.

Caledonia Distri, I. IS. at the probate Office. in
st. JUhnsbury iii said district. on the 18th day March
A ID. lSGS.
Nahum Stiles administrator OF the estate OF Nahum
Stiles, late OF ST JuhnsOury i'll said district deceased
presents his Administrations account for e1dmILa-
ton and allowance, and makes application Tor u
deceased.
Whereupon. is ordered by said court. that said
said application be referred session OF said
be held the probate office ia ST. JOhIsbury.
18th day of prl, A. D. looS Tor hearing and de
And Is further Ordere that notice be
given all persons interested, by publication OF the
same three weeks successfully In the CaledOnIan d
newspaper published at ST J)hnsbury previous to sail
appointed for hearing, that the. may appear at
sand time and place, md show cause If they may
nave why said account should be allowed and such
decree made BY the Court, Attest,
liz l. FRENCH, JuGSs Probate
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A BUILDING LOT FOR SALE

within FIVE minutes walk of Fairbanks Scale Works,
Church, School and Post Office. Enquire OF {. N.
STONE. If
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\ Resolution to make valid the Laws of
New Mexico passed at the Session of
the Legislature held at Santa Fe,
from the third Day of December,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, to thir-
ty-tirst day of January, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-scven.
Resolved 10y the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the laws passed by the legislative assem-
lily Of the Territory of New Mexico, at
lis last session, which began on the third
day OF December, eighteen hundred and
slXty-six, and ending on the thirty-tirst
day OF january, eighteen hundred and
SlAty-seven, and signed by w. +. NJ.
Army, acting secretary and acting GOV
ernor of said Territory of New Mexico,
shall have the same force and effect as
though the same had been approved and
signed by the governor duly appointed,
subject to the future revision and approv.
al OF Congress.
Approved, March 20, 1867.
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Collins w. Washburn's Estate.

The subscribers, having been appointed by the honor
able pre- bate tho district OF Essex, coin
receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands all persons against the estate OF Collins
Washburn, late OF Maidstone. in said district, deceased
represented nsovent and the term OF six months from
Of March, 1865 being allowed by said court
creditors said deceased, exhibit and prove
their respect claims before Give notice. that We VIII
attend To the duties OF our appointment at the county
clerks Office in Guildhall in said district, on Monday
the ith day oil May and Friday the h day OF Septen
ber O'Clock in t,e afternoon. each OF said
days.
DAVID II. BEAITIE, lr,,,,r-
IL CHARLES T.. BENTON, } 30
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WOOD! WOOD ,

l.. g. WOODBURY. is prepared to furnish Ii inc
and loot wood to order Also proprietor of Job teams
Orders solicited
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y Resolution declaring the Meaning of
the second Section of the Act of the
second of March eighteen hundred and
siNty-one, relative to Property lost in
the military Service.
Resolved by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States
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a Resolution concerning the Uniform of
Persons in the Diplomatic Service OF
the United States.
Resolved by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States
OF America IN Congress assembled, That
all persons IN the diplomatic service Of
the United States are prohibited from
wearing any uniform or official costume
not prevlousl y authorized by Congress.
Approved, March p, 1867.
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Joint Resolution providing for the Im
portation into the United States of
certain Works Of Art Duty free, and
for other Purposes.
Re il resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America i'll Congress assembled, That
from and after the passage OF this joint
resolution, any object of art imported by
any individual or association of individu-
ais for presentation. as a gift, to the
United States government. or to any
State, county, or municipal government
shall be admitted free OF duty. under such
rules and regulations us the Secretary OF
the Treasury may prescribe.
SEC. ,. And be it further resolved,
That the Secretary OF the Treasury be,
and he hereby Is. authorized to refund
the duties paid on any steam agricultu-
raj machinery imported into the United
States during the current fiscal year a:
models or Tor experimental purposes, anC
to remit the duties on any steam machin
cry Of like description which may be i'm
ported for such purpose prior to tho thir
tieth of june, eighteen hundred and six
ty-eight: Provided, That this section
shall apply only to steam ploushs.
SEC. :. And be it further resolved
That the Secretary OF the Treasury i:
hereby authorized and required to dis
continue the employment Of any officer
or person employed under the acts fol
the collection of direct taxes in insurrec
tionary districts within the United State,
whenever in his judgment their service /.
no longer needed, and he is hereby ;u
thorized to devolvc upon amy officer OF
officers OF internal revenue in said dis
tricts any portion Of the duties imposed
10y SAID acts, who shall perform such du.
tics without additional compensation.
Approved, March 20, 1867,
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
GOfiicial.
LAWS OF THE L. ).

Passed at the FIRST Session of the Forueth
Congress.
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Approved, March %, 1867.
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Joint Resolution providing for the Im
portation into the United States of
certain Works OF Art Duty free, and
for other PURPOSES