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LIVER INVIGORATOR!
STANDS UNRIYALLED, n.
Being the only KNOWN Medicine


that EFFICIENTLY StimuldtSS and COEREcrs the
hepatlc NcTetl0aS and functional DRRASGENESrs
Of tho LIVER, WITHOUT DEntLlTATlSO the system,
While it acts freely upon the Liver iMGteal Of 90.
piOuI purgiHg, II gradually changes the discharges
10 a perfectly natural state.
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF sOMR or
THOSE DISEASES PRODUCED BY IT.
A sallow or yellow color Of the skim or yellow
lsh.brOwn spots on the tCG and other parts Of the
body; CullnesA and drOwsineEA, sometimes head.
ache; bitter or had taste IN the mouth, informal
heat; IN many cases u dry, teasing cough: un.
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with u
raising Of the food: bloated or mil feeling Ab0nt
tho stomach and sides; aggrayating pains In tho
sides, hack, or breast, and about The shoulders;
constipation Of tho bowels; piles, hatucnCc, cold
nCsS Of tho Gxtrcmitics. SC.
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INSURANCE.

TRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
II OF WRESTLING,
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DOASTED COFFEE OF SUPERIOR
IL QUALITY-RoaSted In revolving cylinder,
which prevents ScOrchIng and preserves tho
aroma.
We select tho raw ColEeO with caro-. and assure
tho trade II 10 sound and puro. Neatly packed In
pared by
febt HENRY X. LIST \ CO.
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he expressed it, that "a ; : curve il
New York is as shmp rs Il 6 curve il
Vermont" That is the whole matte
in a nutshell.
But to return. Our Grade, for por
ton of the distance, Is sleeper than be
fore. 10 compensate for this we hav,
actually four mile, ip>- Of road to bull,
and maintain, and the interest upon th,
money saved, IN consequence of til,
adoption Of this route and gradr, will b,
much more than sufficient 10 pay for al
tlic increased cost of operating H.
1t wa~ not altogether Inappropriate
that qu.-tion-"Friond, which end o
this ROAD goes to n. Johnsbury !'
can fancy some one comparing his rccol-
lection ot the line a. he has seen it upon
the ground, with the description given
above. and perhaps finding it hard to
recognize the Resemblance. But there l.
really no difficulty In tullowin" down
our friend "lht ridgc," ,ay from West
Danvl.ic, spurs put out from it ike the
fingers oI the hand stretched wide apart
But a. the fingers are Il part OF the hand
- are these -pu'- but developments ut
the "ridgr." and fly crawling around
the ed-c OF Il hand with EXTENDED fin
.rr~. will illustrate our manner ut de
-rynding the ride Ii i necessarily a
crooked line, bat the very fact that We
can make il thus circu,Iuu- l. our saliva
liuu. l;y maxim" the line fourteen and
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.NOHtpcijcr ii. 50. JOHHSJui.y R0ii-
yOUH 60.

ENGINEEE's OFFICE,

E.NGINEEE OFFICE,
st. Juhnsbury, Sept. 10, 1870.
To the FreSaict Gnd directors qJ' Htc ".
d st. j. Il. Il. Go.
GENTLEMEN: In August 500. at your
invitation, | took charge OF an engineer
IN" party to make some surveys Tor your
rua.. In October, whilst prosecuting
this work, was appointed Chioi Eng
nccr ot the whole line of roads extending
through Vermont from east TO west, con-
>istimg OF the E>seN County, the Mont.
pcirr and 81. .iUhnsbury, and the La
moillc Valley roads, all together conSti-
tutin@ the Vermont, or Western Division
OF the Portland u, O.densburg Il, r., 81
called.
The annual report of this department,
20 iar ;l> lis operations pertain To your
particular road, Is herewith presented.
And ina>much as the direction OF youI
line has been considerably changed from
that OF the locating survey previously
made under the supcrN lslOn OF Mr.. l-Ins
ley, and some litigation with nci9hbor-
ug town has grown out OF this change,
| have deemed it proper to occupy a
lar.c space Ill this report, i'll presenting
the considerations which finally led to
itS adoption.
In order to render the account more
intclligible to those who are not familiar
with the country but who, from their
immediate OF proposed connection with
YOU, are presumed to be alike interested
IN the selection of the best route, 1t will
bc necessary 10 describe the geographical
situation somewhat particularly.
The great divide which separates the
waters flowing into Lake Champlain and
the 81. Lawrence from those which dis
charge INTO the Connecticut and the At
tantlc. Is found about ten miles west from
this place. Its general course Is about
north and south, aud thou Oh not 50 high
Is the great Green Mountain rangc
twenty miles farther west, it Is never
lheless, elevated from fifteen hundred tc
eighteen hundred feet above the level oi
the Passumpsic river, opposite 81 Johns
bury. The only pass i'll Tins ridge, prac-
tlcabe for Il railroad, for miles Ill eithel
direction, is found at West Danvllle.-
The mountain here has teen cut down
80 that Joe's pond, which hes in this gap,
Is less than a thousand feet above 81.
JoAnsbury. OF almost equal Importance
with this mountain range, since 1t exert'
Il controlling influence Ill our location, l.
another great spur which shoots off at
right angles from the last-Just north OF
the outlet OF Joc's pond-and extends IL
an oasterly direction to the PassumpsiC
river. This ridge divides the water:
flowing into Sleeper's river, from those
which discharge INTO Passumpsic, farther
soath, such as the Water Andric and
Joc's brook. But inasmuch as any line
west from st. Johnsbury must take the
valley OF Sleeper's river, it follows thai
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VOLUME 81 NUMBER 1871.

shape or style, and they're kip. cam
wear kip boots.
showed the lot to old Solomon-, the
second-hand-clothing dealer around liz,
corner, last night, and hc offered me six
dollars for the lot-thrcc dollars in Il
beautiful imitation diamond riug, As GOOD
a7 Jack ArmsLy's and three dollar, III
cash. shall let him have them. The
ring want, and the cash vii! help make
Il payment on IA suit of clothes | want.
Ii ! can get pin to match the ring
The ringing of the bell for breakfast
brought Jethro's solllOquy to AN abrupt
termination.
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4 {. AilItIIl.lL.
CH.,t Eu-lu-.r.



pAy of IT,. most lrmyutah!r results ct
the -a.-, of N.ra-uu, ..v.uL out ot
view the !o~~ # human life. /. ,Ar in
..Iy wai.u t.- ..n.ar.m.t has IL
,u,;.I upu ,hr u..., cathedral. auI III
N.uI r.Gl .-;ru.um.cal clock. Tn, ,..-
tu".-,l which. rrr.a.,- morr than any
other uu" thiu-. ua- Iu,a. ,hr uamc ii
~.a-h... c,l-uia'.t. i, considered one
OF tie iiu.-t Gothic bu.l.'u-- ia Europe
1t Wa .u.dnl .. iuI Tia. choir
Nj bull, by Cutit u~-u.. probably
about \. u. Nnu-,uou-a /, wa- not
,omy.r.,i until 1850. The material OF
"h.ru the cathedral j. huil. i Z. brown
-.ony. l,rl mG.h I,-rmbiiuL uu, Con-
uerl,Ji Portland .'y,-lu.y II was OBJ
talu.l from a QUARRY ID, Wa,.,houur. In
TIA. vai7y oil tourpunr. u few miles from
N,rI-hurg. The arrnt,rt oi the exist
IN r.ll.rr WAS Erwin Nou ~lriutach, eli
HaIru. Our john llurli-. cl Iplu-ur.
Wa, the architect ,l the r.,rlc~~ tower.
L. spin. l. ily loiii,s, in the world IL
h.-nJ. ioG t,.t, ~urr.--r- -. Peters.
and j. about equal to that O.: the Great
Pyramid. The -l. a,rr rart OF tine en-
tire structure Wa DESTROYED Ly T-lt-
uing in lOO1 and the restored rLlirr
WIS begun in lolI and completed in
1850. The cathedral Is in every part
richly decorated with sculptures: and
tie western front, rising to a hight OF
go lyrJ. l.. or w;,- particularly tine with
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-30
Bret HUrtc'S Latest Poem.

Plain Lunuuu.p from Tru,bi,i lama
l.,.I, >,,,,->,,,, 1s-n,
Which
And my I.,,,,,,,,.... ,z,,Ia;.
Tb,,tr,.,,. ,h,t.-.',,ri-
ANd Tor tiich= that are vain,
The Hcnthcn : hn. 7e i peculiar.
Which The sau'e l would rise to explain.
A., ..-I.i-,.,,.,,.
,rdI.,.,,I,,,s
II r...,r5 IN tt,.s,,,,.
""a' that name might imply,
HUt hi7 smile It "AS pcn-'v' and child-ike,
As frequently remarked TO Bill \yc.
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lr5 ,,,,t,. -,f. .,,. t,,es,.,
Ny,i.. i ,,i.,,,,r..i...~-
l'' Ah ri" WA likewise;
lct he lL-yed II I'll II day upon William
A"H inr III "! Gesp'c.
y,rf,b -,,,..r-. .,-,,u,
,.sAbSi ,.ol,. ., b,,,
I,.,- rrcir. .r,,,.s,,,.,
lie d'd not understand
h''' H' -''A'cd - ne SAT ''y 'h' toI''
Win t"' siii'' that was ,hiIi-!iAc and blani.
1.,t rh.. ,,ri. tb,, ,.,.r,.-t,ck,d
Inavny tlst sri, W.
And nv frcliu-- ,v,r. shocked
,''' -''''' W
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Tu. the hands that v,r,. PLAYED
by that hr.lthen Chinese,
And tie point; that ne r..lGc,
WI, luit,. f.i-ht,uI TO 60
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Whoever therefore shall confess mr before men, hi
will confc=s also tefore my Father which is
heaven. '-HI't. 7, %.
show The Christ
| viii CRY to him!
show mc the Christ
will fly to him!
show the Christ
/ will die for him.
And bless him forever and ev,i!
Hold up the Cross
will sing to it!
Hold Up the Cross
VIII cling to it!
Hold up the Cross-
will bring to 1t
Nosinnah- forever and ever!
Give me thc Cros
will boast Of IL
Give the Cros--
And the lost of it!
Civ III" the Cros.-
III Holy Ghos: Of it
shall bcs, forever aud ever!
Svpt. i-.u.
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\ TmIr IIINr.-Whcn trade grew
-lach and notes fell due, the merchants
lace grew long and blue, his dreams were
troubled through the night, with sheritf's
Uaiii, all in sight. At last his wife un-
to him said, "Rise up at once get out of
bed, and get your paper, ink and pen,
and advertise to all good men" He did
Is hls GOOD wife advised: and in the pa
per advertised. Crowds came and
bought oil all he had his notes were
paid, his dreams were glad, and he will
tell you to this day, how well did print
ers INK repay.
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/ t'oiio hereafter 10 bS nOtC'i, IL MAINTAIN
its elevation for its whole length, onl
falling off aS fast as the streams whicI
it separates, descend.
The problem was to find Gistanc
enough in which to overcome this ridg
with practicable gradc without ais,
making unnecessary distance or losin.
elevation already obtained
As before iutimatcd, close and careful
survey had been made to w. Danvill
some two years before. under the ,lircc
tion of Mr.. Linsey His line folIowe,
the valley of Sleepcr's river to Norll
/ Danvllle. At this point the countr,
commences to rise more rapidly, an,
about here the river becomes divide,
INTO three smaller streams. The mos
northerl Y OF these, called Sheldon brook.
ascends less rapidly than the others. anl
the line still followed up lis valley on it,
\. +. side, till the ascent became toe
rapid tor the grade. Then doubling
upon itself and crossing this stream il
returned upon the opposite side, ran
''across country i'll a southcrly direction
Tor some tour miles or more. I'll it en-
countcred and surmoumted the second
ridge alluded to above, near the house ut
j. VI. Dole. After this it was not far
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'INI~, TABLETS, HEAD
i-. >lEEPI\I\D,
Wur1. carving and Lettering
en- hr done Il B1-t0u.
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NEWELL & MERRILL.
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Vermont.
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Els H A NJ A Y
DANIEL Q. WOODRUFF,

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a.. s.uA- iour NJ living price,.
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The New York herald., 1870-02-27
SPAIN.

Carlim Hnvasl0n Arransed-The Church
Estimates Debate--Noycl Picture Of a Pope--
Senor Casselar's POltcy--A General Reg.
mental Duel in Prospect.
MADRID Feb 10, 1870.
H Is reported that some time in March we are to
have another Carst INVASION aud from what can
hear and see the report appears TO have some truth
1t. General Martinez is now being tried by court
marnal for having joined that party and conspiring
70 overthrow the present government. Not long ago
Martinez was Captain General Of Old Castillo but the
government finding that he was corresponding with
the Carliss relieved MN and put him upon tho half
pay reserve, though the Gazette stated at the tune
that he had resigned on account OF ill-health.
There was great deal of animation In Congress
during the discussion OF the clergy estimates winch
are being defended by the priest Deputy Manterola
With no small amount OF tact and energy. Senior
mates, stating that the clergy ought to maintain
themselves BY their profession. He went on 10 say
an ps ad Wors imam imam more
Senior Ochoa rose and asked that the religion Of
the greater part Of the Spaniards and the majority
OF the House should be respected, which appeal In
aUccd the President to call Sehor Barca 70 order.
Senor CASTELAR,. IN hrs able speech agansrth estl-
violently agtated BY Seior Barcas rough attack,
and Ia this no was completely successful His ad-
0ress was listened to with the greatest attention.
Even MS political enemies would occasionally salute
him With rounds Of applause.
The expected duel between the republican deputy,
Senior Figueras and C0lonel Luque - causing great
excitement here. Many Of the clubs have refused
70 allow the duel TO come of till the accusation
made by FigucraS has been sitted. hope the R,a.r
will be amcably arranged, for hear that all the
officers Of Luque's regiment are engaged 10 chal-
lcnge Figueras their Colonel should fall, ana the
cuD6 have promised 10 DO the same with The Colonel
he kills FQueras, 80 that II blood once begins TO
now II Ia difficult to say when 1t Will stop.
Sehor Ol0zagn has lately been elected ana has nc
copied seat IN the Cortea by the new election
law deputy can hold diplomatic appointment
abroad. and therefore ne will to resign hie
poSt Of AlrDaSsadOT TO France.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
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IlsG NEWARK P0alSE COMMISSION,

Temporary Organization Of the Board Yes-
terday-Coi0rci James Perkwcli AgreeS
Upon for Chief.-A Conservative PGiicy to
be Pursued.
For the past two or three Gays In the city OF New.
arg n. j., tho chief topic OF discussion. Ia and out
OF political circles, has been the new Police
bin, or rather the possible or probable
action Of the Commissioners, Messrs. A. A..
Snallcy, Hermann Schalx, David Anderson
and John Dwyer. The present police force. par
ticniarly have been III agony consequent On state
OF disagreeabe uncertainty a. to what disposition
would be made OF them On Friday night the demo-
cratic members OF the Common Council held q
cauc us, at which oil except Mr.. Cain, upon whom
s'thc party, have set o black mark, were present.
The object OF the caucus was to arrange programme
which would I've respectfully submitted TO the new
Police Commission for Its consideration. The pro
gramme" arranged was that the desire Of the caucus
was tnat the Board In organizing the new force
should appoint those personS to positions who had
received the nomination OF the democratic caucus
prior to the memorable night Of "Calns backslid-
lng" In the Council Chamber. committee was ap-
pointed 70 walt upon the Commission and commune
cate the suggestions OF tho caucus
Yesterday the commissioners, having severally
authorities, held their first meeting aud effected
q temporary organization by the selection OF
in. David y, Anderson as president, i was agreed
servattve IN Its action; thar q gradual change
In the present police force should be made rather
course democrats should have their claims 10 posi.
uon considered nrst still no person should be ap-
pointed 70 any position unless he be eligible In
every respect The Board declared itself In avor Of
organizina model force that would be sure to give
thorough satisfaction to citizens generally
Col. James Peckwell was agreed upon for chief OF
the new force. He was the "regularn nominee or
the democratic aldermanic caucus so that thus lar
the "suXgestons' OF the latter body have been
complied with. Col. Peckwell is strict dlsclp.i-
marian and courteous gentleman. He VIII entcr
upon mis- new Office with the congratulations Oi The
leading OF both parties and the people at lara e.
Nq other business WAS done by the Board.
The New York herald., 1870-02-27
ROME.
Tie Pnpul Anarhensa of the SyIIabrs--Wh
ASe Exec mmunicared and What May HAM

Tie Pnpul Annrbema Of the SyLabus-.-Who
ASe axcommunicared and Whar May Hap.
pom tn Them.
The Augsburg Gazette publishes that portion of
proposed to the Council at Rome as the new dog.
matte scheme. The following is o trausamon:--
or TIE CnuRon oHRrsr.
does no. exist and not n particular
on BY chs II but shat be properly
at2n TO sny society which be the true Church Christ
-s-it any man any that the Church has received
from m sns L9a Jssa o.rs any certain and form
nesn sbsc and may be according 70 tho changes OF
not external Visible society ea.Iely Internal
4 II any say that true Church is no. body one
Bearing al bas ie Is I'd
IL s snsa o
@ - meesIs M era and a. Church Of Christ
g. II any man say that Church OF Christ not society
absolutely necessary ior eternal salvation that may
Pc ssvel ~ inc adoption OF any other religion whatsoever
slc Church proscflbes and conoemns ali renous sess
which are separate cm her comm unon prescribed
gon possible e have og!nons only ibul certainly
~ s Be e. .ssss ss.,ssSs .se should
ahy CAV that o.. .ams Church u Chris. ma, be
depart VINO truth 81 SeeSs sSs
faith and n, "a: as.a.s froa y. original insaton
mnass oay In becoming connpA and dcyraved lei him Ds
NE last supreme for obtaining salvation. b."
ss sno.ssT n = e 70 look Looked Os from ana faa
any man say that 'he nfsibly Of she Church
,sc hat does MOI - also ssaa z g sa U.:
truths which are necessarily IN order. hat the great s St
geveaton may be eservsd in It's inisgry, e, him be
10 II any man say tia. the Church Is not psrrec. society,"
s s ,so. az a. :, sSa IS :usS respect
~ MIN be anathems.
IL u NJ. ": Church ai,in.,y instituted !.
:cs and ministry pvt not power q governing proper
uon sad which sAsy Ought freely lei h be
IL II any man hod that Christ our Lord and Sovereign
has only conferred upon Es Church directing power by
OF ts eounsss and porsuasons but ordering
Sas%s:.s aad :sa;ary penalties hose Wo y ana
SAoso who are contirnacious, let him bs aaathsma
whch no one eaa BE- saved any other Than tLs Hoy no.
sAn Catholic and Apostolic Church, let him BE- 1natbhema
,ssa our LORE Chris. a. Prime. Of Apostle. sI sas
ytsos head Of Church that only
sole jursdicslon, let him BE- anaihema.
any man sa{ .h:I doe. mos SGw q .,nr from s n:
2: Roman roatn f. NOT By Divine rsn, the successor Of
L. any man say that the Roman PontG has only fupc
o. ~ sna % M sn n0 sSs @ .1a %
power IL not ordinary and mmcdiate over the whole Church.
sny msD .sy hs hs ndepsnsens H
respecting which the Church teaches that has been
y each $.s s.
lea him be anatbema.
amy o e
That obsdience to Il by virtue the law 0f
0od Of that sueh rspugnsas 70 the natural bs Of
ia any man say thai all rights existing among are
<evcd from the political State OF thAt there authority
besides that which communicated by such State let hin pe
"a an, man say tsa, IN Tho law Of the political State
IN pnbhc opinion Of has bean deposited the
ra ecsassse for pu5S and social asoas or sAss the