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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

The people OF this village have been jul
bilant the past week over the discovery OF
a mineral spring. II has been known for
some time that the waters around this
point were somewhat impregnaled with Il
mineral taste. and last week party went
out 20 explore and see what could be
found. After cNcavatiDg about four feet
it was found that the water boilei up
through the hard pan. and was a. cole, as
lee " alter. aud very abundlnl. has quite a
strong sulphur taste that is much more
pheasant than some sulphur springs OF
which We have drank. II resembles more
the water ot lii"h Rock spring. Saratoga.
ih" water i soon to be aullyZcd and its
exact pr. periics a>ccriaincd. 1t is visited
ny numbers daily. and many iuva!ids de-
clare that the water i having good eft
trvi upon them. Il i situated about one
third OF a mil" from the hotel. a short dis
t.nre rom the main Travelled road on Elm
stree, and we doubt not the citizens will
fell interested 50 that Il GOOD road will
soon bs built to it, and the grounds nicely
fitted w around it.
The Fourth passed very quietly-not
4 loud sound was heard, except perhaps
in the morning the rOosters crowed little
louder than usual. So few people have
not been in our streets any day this sea-
sou.
Farmers are busily engaged in hayiug.
and Notwithstanding the dry weather. all
report full an average crop OF hay.
Hector +. Britt has bought Mr.. j. F.
Perry'S house and store for $500. This
is the stand formerly occupied by the late
L. Perry. J.
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f'cGcHuNl.

\ correspondent sends us the result OF
iiC eccIcsiastical council called the l2th
inst. 10 advise in the request of the pas
tor Rev. Z. 3. Fisk. for di>mission:
IN view OF the impaired health OF the
pastor aud the iifiicritie> of The pastoral
,Yor;, in such state of health. and in view
Of the tact that another field of service.
promising tor usefulness. seems providen-
tally opening Ia him. the Council recon-
uiend to the church the acceptance OF
their pastors resignation, withStandiGg
their manifest earnest desire to retain him,
as Indicated by their previous vote OF re-
tUsal 10 accept. The Council also takes
pleasure in commenting our brother Fisk
TO the favor of the churches. as Il man OF
unusual caruesiuess, vigOr and piety. aud
cOmmeuds tins ancient and honorable
church. whose record stands 50 fair, in
never vet having dismissed Il pastor. in
!, : deprivation OF its under shepherd. TO the
care OF the great over Shepherd, praying
Tor lis perpetual unity in the bonds o.
peace, and for another to take the place
OF our brother III leading the people in
the ways of truth.
j. TORREY. Moderator.
" ATS scribe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
"HOrPV'S POHd,y

There Is Il small pond in the town OF
Waterford known as Hovey's Pond. II
has heretofore been resorted to freely by
anglers in search OF trout. 4 Mr.. Hoyey
claims TO own it. or the land abou: ii. and
!a>t tall he procured an enactment from
the Legislature prohibiting all persons
save Inc owner or owners OF the farm on
Which II Is situated, from fishin" in it .
ard providing a penalty not exceeding
so. OF Imprisonment not exceeding 20
days. or both, for violation of the statute.
Ihe reason for obtaining this enactment
Is obvious. Mr.. iiOvey has sold out 10 an
Individual the exclusive right to fish in
this pond, except that he may himself do
50. The law provides that none but the
owner or occupant OF the farm can fish in
the pond. 1t does not allow him to mo-
nopoiizc the fishing that he NAV speculate
out of the privilege; and 10y making it a
source OF gain. as he does. in selling out
the exclusive right. he violates tho. law.
and so does the purchaser OF the privilege.
and II will not be very smart thing in
the disciples Of lZaak Walton if they fail
to make due complaint of all violations of
the statute. Ii was Il very foolish thing
III the assembled wisdom of the State TO
attempt To confer the exclusive privilege
upon MIR. iovey to make gain a. he is
doing. The fox .hat runs across or dens
on Il mans farm is not his. nor the fish
that >Wlm& up aud down .ht streams
passing through it. i not his exclusive
properly. y man may tame Wild animals,
and breed ana raf>" fish "n his premises.
and thus acquire an exclusive riga, to
them. Our iuic1athcr> avoided. wien
governments We're Instituted ia America.
ne adoption OF any principle that would
allow me cuutcTmcut Upo.. Individuals OF
any such mpE"polip> = lhr En1li~h game
laws. and exclusive rights lo cartur" wild
animals 81 isl ii natural Yates. rh"y
were ri@At IL - doing. Otherwise. none.
nnics- ''horu with goIi >poous in their
mouths. could indulge in The >port OF
i~ntlt4 and hunting, and the poor mans
'anty lardrr could never Toe ccplrui>hcd
from the streams and forests OF the cnuu-
Try. We can &c now the Legislature. for
the purpose ot Increasing fish and wild
game. can regulate fishing and huniinm
but 10 prohibit the doing of either. seems
/, - to conflict with certain natural rights
ANA to he likewise contrary to the e>taD-
li>hed idea of public policy in Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
ORANGE COUNTY.

On the I'd ult., Sylvester Thurstun
oi Eialntrc1, shot himself through the
body hear the region Of the heart, with
revolver, from the effects of which he
died IN abUut twenty minutes.
On Thu sday of last week some one
stole $50 from Samuel Jones. OF
Bradford. lie left the money il his
pants pockets, hanging up i'll II. Farr
y Cos work shop, and when he went
for MS wallet the money had disappear
ed.
William Marlin OF bradford received,
last March, what was supposed 20 be a
slight injury OF his left hand, while at
work in J. T. plckett's Saw Mil; but
he took cold in it and it kept growing
worse until June 10Th, when the hand
was amputated.
On Saturday last Freeman Bassett of
West Fairlee was at work standing on a
ladder placed against his barn, " hen the
wind blew the barn dooragaiast the lad
der, throwing Mr., Baesett to the ground
and breaking his neck. He leaves a
wife and three chi ldren.
Freddy Stevens, aged ten years, son OF
Harry b. Stevens, OF Bradford, fell
through the railroad bridge just below
the depot, into the water below. The
distance from the track rail to the water
Is thirty -four feet but the little fellow
struck IN about four feet Of water, and
escaped with severe shock.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Two women and one man were taken
out OF a house 1T Barton and treated to
Il coat OF tar and feathers, ON Thursday
night Of last week. They were all ia
ken ont Ut one bed.
Scion jackson has been appointed
postmaster at North Derby, vice Geo.
+. West, resigned.
A teachers institute will be held a,
Barton Landing the third week in Au-
gust.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

49,. and greatly improved Family Machine which
has been perfected tnan two yenrs of xper
neni, Is the Latest novelty offered by this COMPANY
lhi7 machine uses finer needle than any other and
ns, cording Trading, etc.. ana is capable The
oi work tls also simple, with few parts easily
ABUSED compact positive and quiet in acton, with
the house and be heartily commended and recon-
modern home necessity,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
SdiESkas s,a~ANILD IN paying business. >.
OHLI vi EN- hESsEDY, Az chestnut ST., mia.
PROMPT. HONORABLE. RELIABLE.
RELIABLE.

Agents wanted in every city, town aud village for
the ILrSrst and most zUcctsetuI DOLLAR Hot ST III
the cUuniry-UNLi ONE endorsed by the leading
. aptrz ana EXpre Co.'S Of III cd StaJe- Our
GuUdz give uuvelsaI Satisfaction, premiums to
Agents CANSor Ii LNCELLED, ,uf checks are tree
itEInS ,NEu IUuse-BUs and ChIcagO-Our IaIlltIes
I'iilau, and UuzIuess ,Nceeds III
other cOLceTAs III his ,rIde coMDIu, d.
81 send Tor Circulars and Club TO
:. Z. THOMPSON q Cor
ljG eiu.al street, Boston, OF
15s State street. Chicago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

HE steam mill company of Barton
has already sawed during the present
season one million feet of lumber, besides
large amount of clap-boards, lath and
single.
j. V. Nichols had valuable mare
stolen from his pasture, July ID, and
John Moulton had a partially erected
house removed from its foundations by
the wind of the 9th ult Both men
live in Nor
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
w. f. Bates of Worcester recovered
verdict Of twenty-five dollars and costs,
against b. F. Celley for a dog bite.
Dog, are expensive likewise
Freddie, bright boy of eleven years,
son of a. ID. Deter of New Orleans,
while playing at the residence Of Col.
f. p. Jewett at Montpelier, Saturday
afternoon, fell Il distance of some sixteen
feet, and was probably injured fatally.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Mr.. Robert Collins of West Halifax
lost a valuable horse recently in the fol-
lowing manner: lie took him to pas
turr, and put the halter around his
neck with the loose end Of the rope
about Il loot long. 1t is supposed that
the horse i'll striking flies with his bind
foot caught the halter under loose shoe
and threw him down, as he was dead
when found.
Some mean coward poisoned Daniel
GoodeIl'S valuable "Gltford Morgan
stallion, kept IN the stable OF l.. ID.
Thaycr at Brattleboro, Monday night
Several years since Mr.. Goodell lost an
other stallion in the same manner.
George j. Brooks, formerly of Brat
tlcboro, but of la;c years Il resident OF
San Fra?risco, has bought for fifteen
thousand dollars that portion OF the land
burned over in the treat fire at Brattle-
boro, last fail, owned by Dr. Charles Cha
pin. The lot has frontage of l75 feet
on Mann street, south of High and Mr..
Brooks will 1T once proceed To erect Il
bri,k block contanin" eight first c,a>-
stores (alrtady engaged to tenantS) AMI
hotel. The ''Hlakc property" compris-
Ing the rest OF the ''Hurnt district" and
fronting POS feet on Main street, has
been purchased by Edward Crosby and
Charles Il. Rice If Brattlcboro for thir-
y Thousand dollars, and they viii
Immediately BULL block of five store.
AMI u banking house tor the old Brattlr-
horo bank. The prospect of - cNtcn-
>ive Il revival at business, makes the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
.HOl.UnlP0f0y.

Mr.. Z. b. Laird of this town is now en-
%a%ed in making a very large granite
monument: which is to be erected to the
memory of Ira Allen of Irasburgh The
paSe Is SIX feet square. and weighs. after
being dressed and ready for use. five tons.
The other parts of the monument, con-
sistIng of plinth. die and shaft. are pro-
portionaily large. The entire weight is
Is tons; height will be 20 feet. 3 inches.
The manufacturer says il is to be the best
private monument in the State.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
LAMOlllE VALLEY RAILROAD.
NOTICE!

The stockholders Of the Lamoillc Valley Railroad
are hereby notied that the annual meeting of ssid
company will lie held At thc American iIUu-. i'll IL dc
iarS, L. on TUESDAY, AUG. ., \. D., 1890, Al one
III the afternoon, Tor the purpose of clecting Board
DIrrctuT of sand Cos pany, and any other
legal business tn { may before said ting
By q. dcTz OF DiltctUT-
j. Ii. GEORGE Clerk.
East IIardwick, VT, July IL, $50. 2U-z2
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

Harvey of Barnet. in behalf of the schools.
At the last communion. eight young per-
sons from these Sabbath Schools made Il
public profession of their love to Christ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
Dyspepsia or INDIGESTION i. oppression aft
A fact worth rememerins--Fiye Gents
5lrathS.

In st. Johnsbury, June 80, Sarah Belle, young st
d:HSht OF L. W. and ;. u. Harrington, aged l.
mott
...- i.rkc, June -, Reuben Eddie Parker,
youns cst son OF Mr. and Mr.. joseph Parker, aged
years and months. cH-N. IL. paper please copy
IL Burk", July >, OF canker rash, Herbert Weeks,
you N OF Joseph Il. F.and MarllI {. Humphrey
e. nd IL months.
In North Monroe, July {, of dysenery, Conner p, son
of Nathan I. and Agnes y. Bolton. aged year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
MADNESS.

sIe az pc hat the iG=auu Practice OF sdunist, ring
'4-oOG- t''rttir indigestion, ulyIi-.G'
con. ~ dttH al. IgiI ueuIut., ..Os' uuJ uI Gc.
"AsI' I'M Aoulc N'.i.tic p,Ul cd Nature AuIson
&c. LII. lnO-t \.tuihIc aiI.ItA! spnug world
<-f.'' Al i4II-N- l. indeed Il.IsulIur IadEez
.tI,tN aid .riItr d., euIe, bcd
Mn '-'"rtc FufsaNC. IcTCsninE !ld uciIclUI
UuI,cipaft uI .cinydy prepared by hand
o. TIE CinLP potent Iny slcan nm.t, - eNurywnclc
sup T-cdnS l." n"tL tOus @uG sickcnlnS compounds
ntTc,OiOTc used a IINIuSc-.
- sold by urug-lzt-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

10 go 80
'cgy indica'ion of = -ichly
Bowel ..iiiicuiiIc> have appeared
.uei. carly with the -ca>on.-
-.,."-- aGd death must come
a.r. go al. mudpru science al.i
. . a-, alike teach that both ma;
rm,- alcrlcd by adhering to
..0-my lGI">. l. i acknowledged
"....r- "i medical experience a.
- .' Ho-, mcu OF careful ob>erva-
,.u-uant wafer and filth are
....- OF disease. Does ii MOI
.".n every citizen to clean up his
'.-. ST." that there are no stag
..>. H.fayin" vegetable matter. or
.. NjuI about his premises? In
.-.u.r of Il property qualified
i'I.I." viii not every man look
IFS u"u premises and see. if unob-
maps heretofore. some drain has
70" logged. and i diSchar"in~
I'D 'rryJin% and dy>entery-pro-
...'ma aI! through the uei@hbor-
'.. uay be, some overlooked pile
.- matter viii b. found. which
D. 3D.. io:ui-h a whole school dis
.. n typhoid f.,rr. We believe
-.gy, ct h'llth. lies in cleanliness
.t ">'. iiavc The sink drains
...: ua; r">>-pooi, of fostering
...: N'ur "Nn o. Your neigh
..r windows. And. after the
-....--i. gone through with.
a.u- .jpGt il order. 90 to some
1.} a lew ccnt> worth of
june. "r some other di>intec-
-. r freely in privics. drains.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
Fatal 1cciGPUf.

The down and up mail trains on the
Northern Railroad. cOIlided between Ca.
uaan and West Canlan, on Wednesday. the
18th. killing the engineer OF the down
train. James Clark, and severely iniurino
several passengers. Mr.. Clark was one
of the most eXpeiienc ed and valuable ell
gineers on the road. He leaves wife
and two children at Concord. 1t is sup
posed that the accident occurred through
some wrong reading or misunderstanding
OF telegram respecting the place OF
meeting. Mr.. Barnes had charge OF the
down, and Mr.. Shattuck of the up train.
both conductors of long experience on the
road. The death of Mr.. lark has cast a
gloom among large circle of acquaint-
anceS and associates on the Northern and
connecting roads.
p. S.-Badger. CLARK fireman. was in
jured. it is thought fatally. Grant. enein-
Ger OF up train, and his fireman. both bad
~ hurt-legs said to be broken. All the
severely Injured were employees OF the
road.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
NJ CALIFORNIAN.
AND STATE ITEMS.

>.WEl. VI. FRIDAY, JULY IL. 1N''.
---s-l-,n this section OF the State will
..-y.a the interest OF the CaledJ-
......- Us local items promptly and
--B,.. .I..n.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
ESSEN COUNTY.

Richardson's lumber mills in Bruins
wick, owned by Lynch, Barker " Co.,
and Il. NJ. Richardson of Portland. Me,
were burned Thursday might; los, TWEEN
iy-tivc thousand, insured. The fire also
destroyed a covered bridge over the Null
hogan river on the Grand Trunk rail
way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15


.'..- ia. HI left hand pretty
..-mayhiuery at II. Carpeu-
... 'r.uo,,Iay.
..Ha uu he =. x O. Railroad.
a .il Iacc,atcd on Wcdnes-
..' .'.t,l c>pioding some powder
'..'~ '.i~rnargc mad failed to IL
'." injury that he is likely to
"". with a whole hand.
oil. I''.opiy mad Il finger OF his
."i'y crushed last Monday,
-.-.I ia getting out rock Tor I'M
foo Hi- new house. which is to
t.a Caledonia street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

W.T. TIT 81 OOIII45UuIF .d1O0I0 '11e HIT
of August. Persons wishing
Pianos or Organs Tuned and Repaired
may have them thoroughly done by leaving their order=
ut thl7 Oihce or with Mr.. Danford Wiley.
Aso persons about purcha-e Musical Instruments
OF any kind VIII ind it dt- cir advantage avail
theine'es OF the subscribers extensive expesence in
selecting musical instruments. Thereby securing fun
equivalent FOR their investment
2O-23s s. A. ELLIS. Lawrence Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
The FAMILY MACHINE,

with attachments for;an kinds of work, the favorie
in the Housed hold, as shown 10y the saez OF year
amounting TO eis hty-aiX thousand seven hundred and
elghty-One machines, which far exceed OF any
Otner Company
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
DcGj>

advertisement of "renman's
H. Daly na> bought the Allen
.a Oh" east side of the Pas
2ar. >l2Jo.
.... ID. .tyruur Hall next Sab
LIAM. aud d p. NJ. by Rev. II.
.a:Job"-ou.
,..a hay has been sold i'll the
.tNo- miles Of his village, for
ia Woodstock, old hay sells
-, W.au de-! The forwariness of the
...-.u may be found in the fact
. Viii ra-pbcrrics are peddled
..- -.r.r,- fully three weeks earlier
s.ar.
-... ,..., % record OF the amount of
.. ..r past three months would
hes ulpuH, than during the same
-.a.y 81 the ;a>. twenty years. -
... vegetation does not seem to
g.. Faibauks Il Co.. are soon 10
4i,uad bridge over Sleeper'S
.. .r Pa o. l.. Il. Mr.. K. Tn
.s- drawn the plans and ordered
90, ..,,, 49,, :.
.. understand a ..tclnprranre pic
-,I fora. Lvudonvilie Grove
...-s-,. at which. Hon. G. W.
-...,..ot the House. Rev l..
g., ' -
.. . son 70. Eailroa! sheet.
......a.. am .I.r,looj fh,, .b.y ave
....... If ;n,. nob,i. go thirsty:
s..ar >r,.ii. topniaiu. they
..'.'' 'N'''''''.' "'''-'ie''''' L
-.. ...' ''''' .-''''' N'''''i'I "'e''
.u advertisement elsewhere. il
..-..,..h4s o.u. inImrr tovr,nar.
-t. ,ui,. i soon +, ,i,ir rI,i. nIar,.
r.o...,fIu, inc. and sriliu., NH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

mouth commencement. July 21st: and
Sanford ii. Steele Ga brother of Judge
Steele) has an Grafton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
934,O78

Amost Que Milan Machines, and this is about three
times ne many a. has been sOld by any other Com
pany.
All OF this has been done just upon the merits Of the
machines, - they never exhibition At fair
any zuch place.. In, universally ACKNOWLEDGED
by all oth,r manufacturers To be the best Strlny Ma
tn, Hortd, their sales conclusivey show.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
MeeiiRg.

road.
-Ucdic0i MeeiiRg.
The semi-annual meeting of the Gale
donia County Medical Society was holden
at Walkers hotel. Lyndonvlle. on We'd
neSday. July 9Th. the president, DR.. Ca
hoOn. filling the chair. The Secretary
being absent. DR.. Merrill was appointed
Sec'y pro tenn. The morning session was
taken up with the discussion OF various
subjects and reports of cases occurring in
the practice of some physicians present.
DIR. CahOOn reported an interesting case
of Hematuria cured by camphor and NOR
phine. DIR. Merrill reported the result ot
post mDrtcm in a patient of DR.. Parker.
OF Pcac 'am. in which the lungs were in
iiltrated with caicarcous deposits: no pull
monary dis as" being suspected previous
to death. \ portion of the diseased lung
was presented to the society for examina-
ton. At u NJ, the meeting adjourned to
the dinIn" hall. and if any one doubts the
talent of the ". D's OF Caledonia county in
The treatment Of ''GdStric GTections." they
should have Witnessed the Wonderfully
successful manrc: that was adopted here
Could the duuhicrs have Witnessed it we
never d%ain would hear. The doctors
'luu'l a"rec
AT II p. NJ. met IN the rarIor tor another
feast 81 LAT ,IiugS. DIR. Downs read au
article rom the New York Medical Rec
ord. after which it was resolved that the
secretary of this Society he instructed to
prepare register containing" the names
81 all members of the regular PROBES sion.
with the names ct the medical schools
from which they graduated with the date
OF their respective diplomas or licenses.
vino shall reside or practice in Caledonia
county, who. when invited to do 50. en-
hibit evidence OF their standing ii the pro-
feSSion. and who comply in letter AMI
spirit with the code OF ethics OF the Amer
lean Medical observation-disclosures others To-
appear ON the list-aud report the same At
the next mcctin" for revision previous to
its publication a> Il part of the authorta-
tive registration OF the regular medical
profession of the state.
An essay by DIR. Merrill On Diabetes
McllituS. and one 10y DR.. Bullard on
BriGht's disease. we're ably delivered ana
freely discussed by DrS. Newell Ca
honn. Cheney. Bullard. Copeland. Curricr.
Fremch aud others. The subject OF chIo-
reform in obstcttic practice Vas presented
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15
8. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
V Il II NJ L + L G. Il +!
CAUTION.

should occasion require You to purchase L. A. Fab
ncstuck- Nrr.nuc nr particularly careful TO that
the initials aIo H. /. This s the article that has been
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

GEORGE COW Is, ,..,,.,-.
HARRY MOORE. I'm 49,
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.- ID. AyruIr Hall next Sab
". aud ID P. NJ. by Rev. ii.
u.Jub"-pu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

..a hay ha, been sold in the
..,no- miles Of his village. for
l Woodstock. old hay sells
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

Is. puly na~ bought the Allen
....r Ok" east side of the Pas
Price. ~l3Jp.
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advertisement of "renman's
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-07
The Rebel Raid 1silI.

The bill commonly Known through
ont the State ~ the f" Rebel Raid -
an appropriate name - was killed in the
House last night. Only sixteen men
could be induced 10 cast their votes
for the measure, and the scvcn;y-thrcc
who voted against it did 50 because
they believed the almost universal
feeling at the people was decidedly
against it, The bill is dead, we hope
beyond resurrection, aud it is we'll. II
il had passed the House it ought To
have been defeated in tho Senate
Aud lit hud passed both Houses it
would have put the Executive TO the
painful necessity Of vctoing it. Their,
IS nothing like putting down q rebel
raid on it, first appearance. 1t dis
cOuragcs further efforts aud gives the
people some assurance that they will
not again be placed on the anxious
stool, nervously waiting to see them
selves robbed.
The oil was radically wrong. 1t
paid certain individuals for personal
losses at the hands OF public enemy.
while millions who lost more than
these people on the border were to be
lett in the cold, with scarcely wori
OF sympathy. We say there were
millions OF good aud loyal men and
women in this nation--thousands iu
Pennsylvauia-who Suffered far mole
than our ielIow-citzens along the
southern borders. They were fathers
and mothers, and sisters aud bro others,
and sons and daughters, whose tears
of grief for the loss OF those nesr'aud
dear to them on the sunny but bloody
battle-felds OF the South and 10 the
filthy prison pens OF q barbarous aud
iuhumau enemy, have been allowed
quietly to trickle down the cheeks 81
hviug, agonizing lovers oil their oda6-
try, whose only consolation 10 that oil
'.-.- -" 'h.s ioead mod dssSiy.