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boidv a,,ufs land n cAnnc, be oooindesei, srcpt w
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charges are very moisntA Connunlcsi'ous saerdy
ndentlal and all may iy him viii the strictsst
y aDi conhdspc~, whatever may he the dis~ss, codiiSn
~ situation of any one, marrsef 90 single.
Meiclnes sent By Mall and EIpvss TO a psrs Of The
Cnitei Stairs.
Al lsti,p requiring sdvios mus, contain doarto In
answer.
Addr,s D.. L. DIR, No n End'oai srs. Bss,oo, M.s
Bs~fon. Jan. 4 1889
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\. and b were sole lied. who gave very
little if any encouragement. Mrs. DR..
Na.tocks and daughter added 800 to the
list. Mr.. Robert Petti%rew had previous
" given a liberal subscription OF $1,000. as
recently reported. bat his wite.-a sister
of our liberal-hrarted tuwnsman. Dudley
p. Hall. by The way,-having learned of
the effort making TO secure the required
sum. sent in her name with Il guaranty of
$500. 1t was generous and timely act:
it gave new nope and courage to the
agents and all interested in the success of
the school, and from that hour additional
hundreds and tillieS were received-old
subscribers added to their alrl ady liberal
subscriptions, and new ones were brought
in. until the iu!l amount was secured. In
less than thiIty-SiX hours time thc work
was done. so much as the result of ener-
~ and Il determination TO do what imbe-
,iilty would declare. cant be done. 1t is
understood thai s5O00 or more have al
ready been subscribed outside of Lyndon,
which sum. it is hoped. may be speedily
increased to 330.009-naning then Il fund
e, sl0. 900 with which to build and emdow
the Institution. line building OF the school
may now be regarded as an established
tact; and preparations are already max
in@ 20 lay the corner stone the last week
Of thc present month. which is the time
appointed tor the next session of the
4 ,,,a..i,,,- Ia no hold Of | ,-Innn
Centre. Further action will teen be taken
in regard to the prosecution OF the work.
lNCOG.
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GREAT SUN sun CHOP.
RMAn EHI&

,-IArIc ol,LE.s, ~ rHiNA. Almost EVERY CASE
,UEEp WIN rAIS kILLsR
Dear S;rs: u. 1T 70 have lcNLoalcl long ago til"
ON nIi,. you had ne goodness senG us last
car. It's coming pryvidrntni. Densve m
rc.- live eaycd, md tod, hy It. We resort
ed the tam kllirt, using dIrcCt for CAol
Ei = list We kept AL TO whom TIL rain killer
~ %, and -s-t!at tnat eight out
%; rv ten T. Nhum II Wa pr scgiovd recovered. 1t
;a- been VT. ,ful IN ylrios= other 1t
~ Prove, inc ,cu.unio blessing i.ut.tudss OF the
p.or people thr.u-.'u, Il. tli- region. cur native
without tuppy OF IA. hIilr.. give thcm favor
eyes I'll Pc, PIE and aces TO families and To-
tc= b. v nom oth.Iwse til wOuii be InGIttereatly
received. Blevc AZ rIrs, Gully ami i!ith-
fully Your, j. VI. JOHNSON, Ai,sIon III China.
+ Rev. K. iclfogd. Missionary i'll China now Wis
tim - nome III " ishIn-.tOn. icnn-, lv+uia
Dea. she During residence OF some ton years as
niEstOL il SL.m and Chm, found YOU Tam Miller
Iort vaIIa remedy that aul srourg the chol-
IN nisc.i the medicine found IT most cf-
fcctua To give pOuntul OF rain Killer III gan oil
hot water "eetened WIKI and after shout nj
teen minutes, begin vc tablespoonful CT the same
mixture every hIIl-IOur il rci,f WAC obtAiuei APP
ply hOt applications extrenites Bitne the sto
with the rain Killer clear and rub the limbs brisk
ly. OF those no had the cholera and took the meoi
cine faithfully III the stated shove cg out OF zen
recOve ed, Truly yours, X. IELtOhD
II attacked u1TTnGa, dysentery, OF cramp collie
don't delay the u-e OF the l.. in killer.
BslrIre ~ all IHittta0ns.
The Pain Killer is sold by all druggi t.
PERRY DAVIS son, PIoprlctors.
4w No, 10 High Street, Providence, r, !.
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Life Insurance FundsHow They are Kept

Th- Jule lumber of the sew York Underwater
cri-icsing 81 y Y. companies, has the following
about the Mutual Life
''Hrre cone to the company whose management
funds might well b taken precedent by the me-
nor comp Inies of tue state. g:o-s asset account
Of t3 Oh 30 ~ nray % per cent OF the amount IL
shown reiz ed money, namely. 92S,Tl ,3:0.9? and
vast thi is embarked by An English
writer quot elsewhere, dolar of il il l"4ned
{, stock oa The Mutual does none of that line
of bu-incss. Unencumbegcd al estate owned by Com
pany rrpresents S93 SUIOs twenty-Jne millions
app ar loaned on. on ond and mort "a gc abundanty
secured OH real estate six millions held In Jnicd
States state and city bonds half million above
their par value. Nearly S6ju 001 il cash DEPOSIT il
several hanks and compaIs ready on drm md.
and mostly hearing interest meantime Ian IT," fore"
cf contrast be made manifest III gIrd 10 the manage
ent # if, lnsurancc fund.-. Not 4 Lar pcrill on
the urz and down, of the raj road mark any pcg
ltiyr -tock of any ,.c...iption II l. Eer- to All
riff. the feet tts rat. II l. s.iloicnt To
quote tho ln-Ir nee Superintendent cvs Gil The cor
responding I.aru, N of Fire Insurance iuv'-tHe ITS:
40 .uLo s.II. dangerous c.u!piclton-' to,G-
led hc.e! We lay this point, not "a much t.
rtol the Mutual ~ caution the o. other
life companics."
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HusinrSS 4lutifeS.

"The triumph of truth and the IEtna
Life in the United States has been equal
ly complete. and even its opponents are
now for, ed to conccdc that it is vain to
oppose its progress or to deny that it is
the most popular and prosperous life
company in America. "-IuSmomce Times
Tor Ju.e.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-06

industrious poor man, ana has wife and
six children dependent upon him for sup
port.
The selectmen of Newport have called
town meeting August u, at | o'clock
p, NJ, to act upon the following proPo-
sition: To see if the town will vote TO
aid in the construction of the MissiSquoi
railroad; and if so to fix the amount OF
aid to be given and the terms thereof.
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1cathG.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obitua-
ri's including poetry SIN Gents line.
4; po'er, Maine, July 20, Mr.. Tho!nas Rockwell,
aged 6N native of re;lcluul, V:
At Bear Creek, Iowa July B. Il; the re.idsnce of her
son-in law = : i.;-, Ms. Hannah Miner, daughter
II Dea Timothy Ingalls,, deceased, late of nsnvile,
aged y" YEAR.
In scot ;own'I =. Iowa, July l. very suddenly, Mr..
William Narnum, formerly of Peachlm.
In cabot. July IL Mr.. Michae Goghie. a soldier of
the ID Vt. Regiment in the war OF ISL
In Mancheste., y. H., July 81, MIS- susannah Har-
vey, aged IS years. Formerly Of Charleston, VI.
In Greensboro July %, Margaret, daughter Of j. j.
I.uusd IL.
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To REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKl.ES AND
Tan iruln tn. face, IE..Rl's Nom ASH ~ >iL
l.orIpS. sold h. Al drugsisrs. Prepr-d only 10y ir.
Il. e. Perry
FUn BIACk WOR,iS, AND VINTI.E~ on IiL
FACE ~. II..:Ey'- G ,Ml:,rnIF NS PgNrrt RIM. ny.
prepared only ~ Dr. p. G. Perry - Bond st, \'w
! ok sold rscryvhrr,. Tie tad, sUli ii,o b.. 'l9'
ale d7u.g-a. t'-iA
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lar Lg!,aon institute.

Ine second auHai. iLcc1ins OF th's cor
.,oratIoa was held at the Baptist cAurch
>, lypdon t,uue on "Wednesday OF las
v,,.. ii tnal meeting the board OF uHs-
tees reported the whole amount Of tine
..yIGJn subscription 10 be ol1,3 re-
gui.iug -. 100 more to complete the sum
PROPOSED tor the town 10 raise. What
shall oc cone. inquired the board. 62'Uv
wanting. and Tomorrow the last day Of
grace in which to raise it: The S2O,OOO
can and must dc secured in Lyndon. was
the reaIy response. and the soliciting
agents and the people renewed their ener-
gies and determined To ill up the blank
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4Marrianes.

In this village, July 81, by Rev. L. {. Bass, VI F.
!. Hickey Of Westmor' and Mis- Sarah Mc' Artery of
St Jehnsbury.
In Charie'fon, July ~, Mr.. George A Perry and
Miss lie! cccl N Knights, both If Charleston
la Bar. July ,, Mr.. Harvey Childs of Lyndon,
AMI Miss Celie =. Farley Of Barton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-06
TOWN HALL, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EVgs, and Saturday Afternoon, Aug. 6 J.
COMMODORE FOOTE AND TROUPE.

tpNNnn. ri TrpTI, Tho Smlc-t Man in exist
'ur'. Comedian. Actor and Dancer Misc ELIZA
Nt->.I! iar airy Q.rH, SISTER # Com FoOtc.l =
=" r Of Weigh only % lbs beautiful Political
EHd'r int !nus'uzc. col. SMALL, the great Fee
mall hirtc cr Dancer. Mis- CHARLOTTE. NES-
IL, Pianist: Mr. {. q. III SSELL, Vocalist Prof.
e.. II. Rt.Opk>, thc Popular Sioust
AINlSSipN- Evening, = ccn'-. Reserved Sea,s IS
cent Aftnrno II, - &c t; Children Is cents.
COL. ELLlNGrR Z u. NhsTEL.
Iau&Gcr- and Dir, CtOrs.
COM ID"IE T-ce.ur'r T.. :. CLAEkR, Agent.
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IANOIIIE COUNTY.

Mr. II. f. Carter, a recent graduate
of ,PeopIe, Academy" M"rrlsvilIe, has
been cncag-d to take charge OF ''llard-
wirI> Academy and Graded school, for
one year commencing with the coming
i,.I :.4,.it
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-06
FLOUR! FLOURll

Iho-" des4tns ~ buy the best Tt,l Of tLOJ L to be
found IL me state, will least ci Freight Depot
W. y. LEAiNLD, Agent.
S. JohnsDuTy, W., Nov. p. l>J>. 3Ji
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ORLEANS CO;STY.

Lewis (. Datcs, al OH and respected
citizen Of Derby, died suddenly a
week ago las Sabbath morning. lie
leaves q family OF six daughters and four
sons.
.ir. \. /. james WHO Il few weeks
..ncc sold his farm near East Albany,
and went to berkshire, was dangerously
if not fatally poisoned with bed bug
poison Oh tuc lIth ut lie was sick Al
The tine and his nurse gave him the poi
5on by mistake.
A Frcuchman by the name OF Fuller
had his lett arm horribly mangled in the
planyr in the chair factory mills i'll Bar
ton, las; Thursday morning. lie was at
work running the planer, when he slip
ped, and III trying 10 save himself from
falling thrust his arm into the planer
The first revolution OF the cylinder sew
cred the hand just below the wrist, and
threw it some ten feet from him, and the
remainder of the forearm, to within
about 4 inches OF the elbow, was literally
chopped to pieces. He is an honest and
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.o.oi>.
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.ua.I slowly.
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Fl. '#rrpArc"ts i->urd i on"
Howard ut thi~ place iG'
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to recommend his rcaplointMenr. Within period
nf two years, we find him stumping Washington
Territory 70 elect "a Isppbiican Delegate, and
stumping Oregon as a D6Wgias nenccrst,t With
such record, where are we b place hisn Al lie
does not belong to any One party. lie isNt,sl3
3" Everything by turns,I nld nothing long,
as best suits his political interest for the time being
Ia short & he j. for sale, Who bids :-P =. A+'~W'
Having produced this evidence of Garfielde's 5
dishonesty, and having shown that he had pro-
cured the Democratic nomination In, 1851 as
ffe ms snown rhut nc prururrsf Tfe le8sstexl
nomination in ls69,l by corruption asd fraud =,
Prosch appealed TO the sOre-headed Bemoefats
to aid in defeating him. We close by com-
mcnding that appaal to the consideration tf our
sorc-hcad Radical friends, II portion Of which,
is rs follows:
"'Scrf' is an appellation more betting the man
who dares not designate his preference e BY bis vote
at the ball0t-box because of party usagcs. But,
says one, 1T Is necessary in order to secure the
great principle of the party. Secure Beclxebub I!
and docs ctfectualy where creates oligarchy
of political hucksters. We can scarcely have a bet
ter fined form of his Satanic Majesty than is
found in the roaring politician, who is at the top Of
every convention and at the tail Of every Office
holder. Citizens, vote for whom yOl please, ig,los-
ing all party tramnels and thus compel the party ut
all times to put at your head men of your hrst
choice, who carry the popular esteem alung witr
the votes Of the party. II you would be Democrats
be SD in the proper acceptance OF the term. AR
opportunity is now offered to manifest your tlisar-
probation of the corruption which has crcpt into
your conventions, and which seeks to place bad mcm
In power while it robs you Of the use Of your fran
chisc.'' +.. .. p
There is another old doctrine which politi-
clans generally fOrgctupon the occasions where
it was intended to be applied, and remember
wien it should be forgotten, and that is ..tV
lay aside all personal prcjudices and pre.lilec-
tions, and unite upon the principies of the
party" When ehear that doctrine preached ;,
it is ten to one that the practice is to secure the
elcctionof some scOundrel to Office rs n matter
Of principle. Prosch is now preach it.
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1tay" 1t appears to he well settled that the
Julian bill Withdrawing the public lands from
market was introduced Mt the instance of a GER
tam numbering interests on Puget Sound II
th's passes then farewell to the mills outside
o.-!Eat monopoly
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Complaint filed Feb. -, 1869.
Date publication, April 10. 1869. 23:inl
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, !

",
COUNTY OF THrHsrON, IS.
In the United States District Court for the I'd
judicial District, Ii. lding terms at Olympia,
W.T..
Henrietta Gordon, !
David G. Gordon.
To DAVID G. GoKDoy You are hereby no.
titled that Henrietta Gordon has filed COM
plant against you in said court, which will
come o. to be heard at chambers before the
Hon. G. G. Hewitt Chief Justice and Judge of
the I'd Judicial District at Olympia, W. T., on
Monday, the 2lst day of Jnne, A. d. 1869, at
the hour of O'Clock p. NJ, which is more than
two months after the date of this publication,
and unless you appear at the said time and an
swer, the same will be taken as confessed and
ttc prayer thereof granted
The object ana prayer of the said complaint
is to annul the marriage contract entered into
between you and the plaintiff, on the ground
OF harsh and cruel treatment and other causes
therein set forth. o. B. McFADDEN,
Attorney for Plff.
Complaint H'ed April D. 1869.
Date OF publication, April 10, 1869 23:mo
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TERRITORY OF ASIllNGTUN,
County OF KING IS.
In the United States District Court for the ;d
judicial District: holding terms at Seattle,
W.T..
Mary \. Livingston.
David Livingstone.
To DAVID LIVINGSTON Tou are hereby no.
tilted that Mary a. Livingston has filed com
plant against you in said court, which will
come 0 to be heard at the first term of the
said o ,rt, which shall commence more than
two mo iths after the date of this publication
and unless you appear at the said term and
answer. the same will be taken as confessed
and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer OF the said complaint
is to arnul the marriage contract entered into
between you and the plaintiff Oh the ground
of abandonment, dcScrton, ttc., aud for the
custody of the minor children, the issue of the
said marriage. .. b. McFADDEN,
Attorney for Pltf.
Complaint filed Feb. ~ 1869.
Date of publication, April 10. 1869. 23:ml
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Letter from Senator Nesmith. ,

We have been permitted to publish the
following letter from Hon. j. w. NessAith,
of Oregon, addressed to Hon. Frank Clark
at Stcilacoom, which confirms an important
statement relative to MIR. Garfclde's pledges
in support of President Johnscn's policy.
The evidence Of Garieldc's duplicify and
political tcrgiversations accumulate from
all quarters, and in character unimpcach-
able. Can any man Of decent Instincts,
support such candidate for Congress?
/ RlckREAE, PoEK CO., OKxGoN,
May 9TH, 1861
MY DEAR CLARK: :.aatl> ,-ss5r qsF
Yours of the lst inst was received yes
tcrday. regret that it is oat of my pow
cr to comply with your request, by visiting
Washington Territory during the present
canvass. have some business matters on
my hands which cannot be neglected, be-
sides the health of my wife is such that |
ought not to be absent from home.
IHclcttcrs Of Garielde in my bands /a'iy
endorse tie Reconstruction policy Of Pses'-
dent .ohsson, yet they are private letters,
and l think it would be dishonerable
breach of trust to make use OF them. |
know that if the situation wasl reversed,
and Gariielde had such letters Of mine, he
would not hesitate ~ use them. Yet |
cannot consent to act the dog simply be-
cause he is one. t''5
earnestly hope that our friends may
achieve victory in your Territory.
J. w. NESMITH~
HoX. FRANK CLARK, ...-5
Steilacoom W. T..