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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

sen renamed where he was for several
hours, until a traveller happened along
ana conveyed hlm to his home. where
ms !l'nh' Were found 10 be badly frozen.
,''''' 3''HtIed severely from the
", VI I''o ''e'|'l'@' I'LL on Sunday last,
v,.,., r,,;,'',,i; S''''i'2 one OF his ieet
nf =, y ,m' u'>'''''' i'h" 'r' oodward
above the anLia a ,oI 'n "IDa al anlpu,a'lon
toe from the other fno, TLn se ,.: one
c,rdi,;o, +. o>.,,n,.,aI. u" P"'ieii'
orrr,>. co,.,
7 II Pill, r.
hc.I r,,no,oJ r,',i- w. u ->e"porl' has
CoIIrctnI. Of rns,"n, .''' or''rc Oh DePuty
lice Ina, been abolished # sao,nI ,Lat
there were Two deuu;y colIertor. thnro
and the one Layiur rLn I,r.,,.t ..,I.,,.,. ,,....
Removed
4 yo,,,,, ~
Charleston ..nnm,I,. I;i',,..I I''''.or''' 0,
note. ravaII,. At RI. Vi,;Ina, r, lo 49,,
','' -'''''"'''i balN oil
dor-rj by J. Page and orntL,,. nnr.on -.
Charleston. to the tune. of som. Sroo 49,
500 last week. and made onoI his a.
cap, before H., torocrv WA, Ictartcd
Gov. Dnrs,. Atrial, ,.,......,
Resident OF H,r,o,.
-. ...
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16

''''H'l oo>uHi L. I nallDprlln OF
haiEc gives the closing lecture of the
course before the Young Mems Christian
Association. at the town hall. Thursday
evening. the 22d. Subject: Lees Sur
render" 1t will be remembered that Gov
I. Reid Major Generals commission in
the Union army. and that it was he, who
received Gen. Lees sword when the rebel
non InaIiy collapsed. We suppose it was
by q" design that the lecture committee.
saved the best till the last. and We 90 nor
hn"W a. il will 50 prove. but if we NAV
believe all Ike reports of it. the town hail
should be packet tull next Thursday even
In-. The Boston Advertiser thus speaks
Of his Icctur" in Boston early in the WIN
ter: An immense audience was again a.
-rlhhi-I in Tie Music Hall. ana The gallant
general and prudent governor could NOT
have many doubts ct the feeling OF his lis
tyHrrs towards himself personally. .or
cheer after cheer and round aifci. round nr
applause greeted his appearance upon the
l'l?u"im. IL was plain that a great deal
was expected from the lecturer. whose
military anI civic distinctions. added to
hoIol> well Won in the fields OF learning
an" literature. make his name eminent.
eve" upon list Of very eminent speakers.
" cannot undertake To- give a report OF
!hc ly.1H" Itself. huJ or il merits il i ca-,
"~ we'll - pleasant to speak. Governor
'hnmbrriain'> style both in oratoIy ad
'"mr"-iii"n certainly come reasonably
lear 60 being uncNceptiouabir. Iii, voice
- iNii. rich and -onogou>; his manner
bright ami 'HI"rc>tin".and his gesture nee.
graceful. ana impressive. iii, hcariug -
'"r- neither OF atlcrtalion. vanity nor linz
.iitl hut is manly. dgnifieI and -ell-po--
.r-,cd."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
GEORGE II. ConleY's Estate.

The subscribers, having been appointed by the honor
able probate court the district OF Gale donia
mssioners 10 receive examine adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against The estate OF George
H. COnley JUhnsbuTy i'll said district deCeas-
represented sovent and theterm vi six from
the sth day May. 1863, being allowed BY said court
creditors said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before US Give notice. that
will attend to the duties of appointment at the
Once oil y. Randall Son. in st. JOhnsbuTy, in said
district, on the FIRST Saturdays OF May and November
next al ~ O'CLOCK IN Tie ofeuOOn each OF
1851 SIAS RANDALL iCom'rs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16

Inc little 'ilments, grief and discomtorts to
""icn poor weak humanity is liable among the
hide-t we have to bear. Loss of hair ia one action
|" T"ie people quite unbelrab.. Yet that ELECTS
no consolation from friends Turn thn to the great
est bencfaction OF this golden age. and amply with
'arhe tnes' and vigor that unrvalled preparation
as baTrett- Vegetable Hair Rcstorative" so agreeable
IN IT. application, wonderful in its resuts-rit
bur-,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
Births.

In Wiachcnd1u Me-, March =. a III 10 t.i,ud
and Luz me R,ll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16

EAGLE TEMPLE. No. l, r. OF H,
BROWNS BLOCK,
SEATED meetings every Monday Eyenin"
MILO W. HALE, W. K.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16
A GREAT DISCOVERY!

eases by mechanical means, invented nv DR. Hadfeld
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale in England only by
Dr. :. +. Collins, No. "a oxford ST. Boston. IL is the
wonder OF the age! Physicians and all concerned
please call and examine send for circular II is TO
your interest Sste and county right for ale. 54-57
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-16

'ohnsons Anodyne Liniment" m,v be admins
e 10 ehiiden with perfect in of Group.
"o'PinE cough, Influenza and almost any of the dis
eases to which they IRE I,lIe
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07

cellular texture This essential condition .6ss Of the
tho fluids that serve In digestion The self
lesvening -four is the substratum upon wnieh 1ish
whatever is desirable may be erected. Mixed Win
water, or sour milk, and Immediately baked In not
oven 4 gives plain bread If the TINS are small the re- e.
egg and spread the paste on hot plate, and the
PoU haye ngeTbTead stew the eaVened mass With
raisns and you have pudding Eggs sugar ana Havor
for tho faint delicate aroma Of hops in bread replace
portion OF the with Scotch ale. II rich reddish
brown crust 10 the bread be desired add OF sup
to the milk or water VIII you apply the selileavenlhR
principle other forms OF arnaceous food, minge the
phosphorlc acid and the bcarbonae Of soda with the
meal, rice, or rye or buckwheat, ana the TASK
is accomplished With the self.leayening agent
at command little time aud moderate skll are are re re,
conclude by giving you special instructions Tor
making good yeast bread, the philosophy Of which
Select good plump fully rlpened, hard grained wheat
Have u freshly ground ana not TOO iGey Doll Dolted 1s
on In one quart OF water enough potatoes TO make
quart OF mashed potatoes Peel the boiled potatoes ana
pint Of -four and stir the whole to an emulsion with tho
water in which the potatoes were boiled Go9i tne pro-
the fresh bakers yeast and tablespoonful OF brown
sugar Get aside the mixture at an even temperaur9 Oi
OF this yeast take half pint to galon q ~ OF hour
mixed with three pnts OF water or TWO % U @ %ar ada %
little SALT knead thoroughly and set ASIDE lo rse n t to
tempoatnre @ dH Gs IL I into ioayes knead
again. it aside at the temperature already naned t
it attaDs tho full size OF the Loaf ana place IN an p'Sn
less than 1902 Let the loayes OF dough DO
smaller than the TINS Keep them covered Win nat III
plates or s paper till the dough fully raised and tho
heat carried up and sometimes maintained throughout
the loaf at 222 to convert all the siarch 10 the
Gus or emulon form and destroy the fement. Then re-
move the cover, and permit the browning to take pce
II the lOaves are large gher temperature win De fe
qulred Seven pound, OF flour will make eight oayes OF
Il % each when baked four Of % ID each Such yeast
will keep week In Winter and from tWo 70 four aaJs IN IN
Summer Bread made with it. in faithful obedience 10
these instructions, will Do good.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07

The Chicago cheese trade now boasts an an
nua business Oi SOO0O Three thousand tuns OF cheese
were sold tore last Year. Most OF ths amount came
from our own State, Now York. =
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-09

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NM Wsltos % ~ the parlof, and
wishes 70 see yca." ,ll. ~
bne headtsted . moment. Should
she 90! could che meet him and be
ca'm7 She would Try she thought,
and would ocmuenss her lesson d
coo!nede 4! and ca!muess.
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- the servant; and rising fto4 HI
knees she steod before the glas :
She was vary pa 6he s1soo1hsd
her gios!y block hsir, and taslaguz
cnmson Dloeeem IRON : vasoof fpv-
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and mo(hers ! ] say to myself' %
see the throat and neck with only IN
protection d a gold locket between
itsslf and The cold autumual wlnds.
Wives and molhep l my, a. / ses
then running their fest and thEOwiue
their ankles out Of shaps In tho sn.
S::,s .ss 2 Z, walk s,s On he ss' @s. ": :; sss 4,
sole Of their boots, and thsss bootl
% high upon the calf of the lex, and
buttoned accrom I 70 tightly that cls'
culation i stopped, and violent head
|ash@ follow. Wives and nothenl
! ny, a. I see the heatensd and bur-
dsnsouae panier kled o. the nDogl
delicate portion Of . w6man's ftans,
10 make stilI surer eouArned invalid.
Ism. What hthen, husbasyis, broth
ers and lowers can be thinking aboul
70 bs wiIlisg that wo,nea hey rsspecI
and love, should appsas, h pu6lie
looking like women whom they de.
spise, 3 marvel 10 ue Why they
do Ut ny - 10 than, ard shams
theni into decent Appearance, if Hi
glassss % not eiIect H. / donot knsw.
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Asls1spn9r.Ssyr--bssn1cksutsd
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bupohu and tsul I tssn "a losk 4
such an one wIlk trs,s issptot, that
shs hass tie eool, ssuss snd ,couses
| and rood sasis IoSppear On tie sarees
LIN 4 dres betting he street leaving
VII "A kbnes Who's
busipcss L & 70 advertive their pcr-
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II / sccm to meak harshiy it Is be-
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|AMM lavs bsss worthy Of the day
all thdr time would uot have bssu
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s.ts'n psAov ~ conciu-
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old chlyaltlc dme; tht wine dwelling
round Ne board Ia Z noble ball, and
tie sculptured walls ranRlwilh sentI-
ment and song. The lady Of each
)pightlr heart ~ .pledeod hy name.
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VIII eks husiue,s Ia The eeurss Of ths sev-
suttl lJddIeinl nlss5sk' 0kasSls rsasoaAbq m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI pLLAWAHB LACEAwASNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD


p.,o,. IA E,r Yorf 100. aud foot o. Cbilopherst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS eomnruciug hOhDAl, MAJ 10 I6'
Ga 10 MAIL TRAIN. connecting At DcnrAe Win Booqo5 BsHsb
At With X X for 40
orsr and Heu,r Washington With The D. l. and W. X for water
c. sdhDrg Scranton Bend rHi 81 outs the Larf
s5us sd Baburg Dslaar. abd Hdsou X kiA al ks"a
Win Lmgb susquehanEA r. for bsinshen AtH''"s Aaen
aga IkIIiGH WALLET EXPRESS. stops a. H.Esf aorhs
IT,. D,. JlsrL.oSn wssLiBfo1 Phiphurg and Eiston
s.et, AZ Phlpsrs With Del hr Bedrrs, &C. and al
F.uon Nth v Bethlehem, AueuoTu hsseh Chunt Asi
MlkesiEre a, n
p m sCRAETOE EXPRBSs Washington With The u
"a n for w,sr eroBd,burE and scTnton al Dover
9Th tbrsirr n e. And az Waterloo With hHsseh X H.
6.91, m and 40 m. SUMMIT Ana inteTmeiAs tstors
go 30 gi3l and n and SEQ 80 30 e'J $50 sAe
~ 10 SOUTH OgANGE aud iaierneilatr statonG
ii:t n aal $50 ~ hOhkiSfOWh and m'ermeliAh
stations ....u,a.
Sion m AOHRISTOWN EXPRESS -..
~ sgWkRK ,,6lO 100 $50 go iO:70 u, lio ll:'nt
2 q 800 SEQ $50 T. 80 3:l0, 39 to oSi 49, $40 aud
ll;tjp N. ..,,-,., A., -, -, -
and 6.lOp . oN1'o,h H. A"''AH' '@Po1'N'
Il A G L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

DOR ST THOMAS and Brazil.
il UNITED STATES Ind BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP COhFAhi'
sailing The ~ Of ever moHtai
SOUTH AMERICA. CAPT D. ]. TiSEtEPArsH NoTsmbU u
NORTH AMIKICA. CAUt q. u. Sio'In, DeosubeiI ~
MEKRlMAtk Capt NIEf. Jauuarr -
sal s5sdus une sno ca az NJ Ieom
Para In TO s Jsnsro gong AID fssars1g Fs
suKssem~bts Of freight passage apply %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

All who have real estate for sale OF TO let
and those desiring 10 purchase or rent such property
win find it to their interest TO advertise In The TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
psper aud IN ADDITION 20 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found only NewYork and all its cities and
villages but every state aud Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as BRIEF as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Dai
semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals IN every
puSnes profession; consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country adding greatly 70 the value Of its col
umus as az advertising medium. The charges for adver-
Eising are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per lire
for each insertion WEEKLY tribune 81 per lines SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is per line. About ten words OF
eur wide columns average line Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
uUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Trains leave
j Thifuril Il a. foi-Jssi
a. turnust Chicago Express Drawing room eau attached
Do n N srtal Daving .rooa kIpr-~ for Rochester
iU.1 . ~ bav EIpfess brasiug ron csts attached
So Mantresl EIpress. pfaWinf attached
PacBr sih Sleeping LrS1z 10 hle'go I'D
oste hau.s e ~. q. T. = 4 ~. :. K tDAJe
o. - Sigh EIprsss. S.sspIng attached
7.i5 n $50 std ,. Foughkrrpse Iftiui
"a ". as atd s. - p N, PssEstil TrauL
tud 50 D. Nug Sng Irtnt -
6a5 100 $40. u m > AKA 3'Io ana H." e. 'V1i'''
can to PosshissP,s oa sualayL) ~ ToUCBi' sept
nov IS. 1864 ------------
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL slips
g.1o n. Nsl train Tor Gresnport.
1884 m RosJa. Gss Cove. Losu'i Nah'J Harrington and
Klrthport
D. u Rirsthss3 RIprsu Tras
knfihVdft
sp "a ar North lshJ.
"a rom iun,eTs Point hnsies snd Hampstead
All tgsiu- connect a BraBch Tor Henpssad
Roru Glen Cove Locust valley banugton an1
Kofthport haatsrs Point At = H. ar p ma, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
Ouau SitsmnS.

Ctau ssttantIS
II S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
SainF regularly EVERY THURSDAl A. SsoeI n pr'e'sJ
liuu Pier No. 4 North River q,
hORgU CASTLE Can't r Adams Ho'emefIa
COLUMBIA Cant T. tvia Nastsul ... l'ro'mhT%
E86LE. Capt NJ K
Fe if,sp or ps,EIgs ,ppiJto : WHEELER j., PfsHleai
." "N'N'~' 80 W No. Bsstuzsrs,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
REAL ESTATE.
Nyw.yoRK. Monday, Nov. %, 1869.

Tomorrow Messrs. A. ID. Mellick, jr., g. Bro
win have large sale on the premises Of villa plots. at
Wes,Aela. n J. MI Lewis L. Wood will sell number
Of Jersey City lots Taylor's Hotel Several aoouOn
sers advertise 10 sell at the Exchange salesroom
The estate Of the late John Cox, at Tarrytown consist
ing of IS acres land with the family residence thereon
has been sold 20 u. L. Harrington for $4,000. $50,
The dwelling and nearly an acre OF gIOuhS' laa,els
owned by Mr.. W. H. tho 80. on PalisadeaSe i
have been sold 10 Br j. G.. Clifford Of New'IOrk Tor
$4,000 ,,. 81. ,,..
There was a good attendance at the sale OF Runway
terday Z he people were mainly from ttahwAy, but
HsVork Elizabeth New-YOrk. and Brooklyn were all
,.nvsss,ted nm bidding was very spirited from the
beginning To the close Of the SALE ana both purchasers
80 sellers were satisfied The property lies To the north
Of the Wched road aud runs back 10 the north hranch
nf tbe Railway River and contains very fine knoll from
which sote very fLe views OF the surrounding country,
INCLUDING the Orange Mountains, may be obtained The
pfices are published below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
Stubts, 2anats, &t.

DASE- BURNING STOVES.-R. & j. NOW
ID BRAY 81 yr,sy opposite Washington MARKET would rail- -
t M their ..arimeu 81 the Improved styles 81 BASE
BURNING STOVES kudBg rouHuou burners economical ~
mel poWfl heaters Also Cooking burners. Cylinders aud
Globe stoves for Paro Hal Ohee Sors aud faei"rss &c a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

Ttal 6statt TO GFtbangt.
WANTED in exchange for a frst-class
w Hrk,u HOUSE and cash brownstODe HOUSE
on or near Finb.aye. G. LESPlNASSE. 5 Piucsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

xousts an0 :farms dllantro.
TTNFURNISHED-Part of HOUSE WANTED
L for HOUSEK EEPING. Good location all Improvement AZ
rooms on one aoor preferred Small family good references Ada
}. h c. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23
Guparintrst ip goti'rs.

ME, whose names are seYoIaily uhuelslgheu'
w beng forming limited partnership under an ~ pl
sunc. ofb. Sta,ates Of New lok relating g. limited part
shp do hereby Of forming the same certify FIRST
Thar the srn under which said limited partnership :, 70 Sc %
dnetss l. LIrCHFELU DANA STIMSON hEcOND. lhatfhe
intended O. h. transacted bT SAID parins
ship general Banking aid brokerage Bnsn'-s HiEp t he
mac 81 III the psers such partnership Nam
Litchsi residence 10 he Cty Of ~ raul Mlaur
.oa Charles whose e residence the CITY Brook
lyu Leafs stmsn whose place Of reduce Is the wv
Elizabeth state Walter Cotton Nhose place OF
res t.rcs IL the Cry ~ Brooklyn Nesiork. who the
general pAr,uers EsetHs b. Lchsed whose Tesdeure
K tbr AID Citr Of Br1oslyn Aho Is special paraeri
FouErH that the amount % Capital S'oek which ne
.sM ,pscsl psrturr has conhhntei the common s'ors
On. Iiuutred Thousand D0i cash. FyrH That the pe"i
AZ hich snh partnership b the ~ DAY No,ehbr
ises ard tbs prd the 23 dsv Of Nortn
Der 1871 fNrsl0sk " be tue principal place
" WILLIAM b LTTCHFIELD,
CHARLES n. DANA.
IbNiS 4 STIMSOS.
WALTER 4 COTTON
h. LITCHFiBLD, special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

City property TO Gd.
I ARGE Eighth-ave. STORE to LET. Apply
4 i to Mr. HGSE. So Sirth.avs
NFFICES 10 LET-Thc Asbury Life lnsur-
" su,e Company having removed - umce 81 30 BroaaN
corner Of lhst offer let their late ohee' at Is b'o'nHJ 'A'
OF R.sdesl Apply the premises
TINO LET-For dwelling or business purposes,
The SECOND THIRD and FOURTH FLOORS 10 the building DO
81 Ea,t Fourtrrn Uonquse Large and TOOmJ and
I"e usg.I 'N wave go HOMER MORGAN. No Finest
fNO LEASE on a Ground Rent for q years
The LoVEJOY'S HOTEL the Of BeekTau.st "u Para
row with frontage Park about - feet on
ui alley nearly opposite the new
py o. HOMER MORGAN, PiuesL tl'9ol
rTHE three-story hgh-stOop HOUSE No. 80
1 West Tweuyhr,tsL, LET. furnished. To MAY let Tor
$3.50 per month Inquire premises from toe Immediate
possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

grookIpn &roputp 90 gt.
V'O LET, in Brooklyn, furnished, a beautiful
Gothic HOUSE aud rs Lots Ground laid ont n lawn ADJ gsnen
ibr@-1urihs If hour from ihe CIV
York from FULTON frr hrautiu y w
rat- corner II rri VIII be rented low ZOO"
tenant ARMY 20 B. ALLIE i5i SiIihsve " Y. from :" m