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Banking.

NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF EAMHs ALIrx ~
DIRECTORS:
HENRY F. EAMEs, JOHN d. CATION,
EDWARD EAMEs, L. H. EAMEs
w. G. CHURCHILL,
Exchange on Chicago, New York
And all the principal cities East and West
Ii q u q III II "A N ID SOLD
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland and all i'm.
purchasers. S"A'
4. -. Kevcnur stamps of all denominations
constantly on hand an for sale.
United 1tat.~ Bonds, Local Securities. GoId
and Silver bought IA sold.
To those who favor with their patronage would say
we shall be able extend such facilities and ACCOMMODATE
as We trust will prove TO them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from "a. n. to AP.A
EDWARD EAARs. President L. II. EAxRs, Cashier.
j f. SHAPLKY, Asst Cashier
Ottawa January Sth, 1870
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New YORK Market,

New YORK Market.
New York, Jan. IL.
Flour-Closed,dull $5.15g$625 for western
extra
Wheat-Hcsvy at S12391.2S for No. spring
Rye--Dull, at S1.2G91.2S for western
Oats-Dull at 81 6163c for western.
Corn-Heavy at $1,O3g$1.OS for unsound, and
S1O9g1.1O for sound mixed western.
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The Confessions Of an Invalid,

Published for the benefit of go9 and Others who suffer
from Nervous Debility etc. supplying the means of sefcure
Written by who cured himself and sent free receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address.
d ec25-6m NATHANIEL MAYFAIR BROOKLYN n V
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Embracing modern reform and improvement in the
Medical Art. Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce Evil and lay the foundation health.
Parents should that their children dosed with
suck medicines tor they be well afterwards All
mineral posons alike injurious. The greatest modern
improvement in medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles of and plants concentrated
form. They Eclectic Remedies, and before
eQualled in the treatment of disease. When uciously a
nnistefed they disease with wonderful certainty
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Special Nutifes.
surgery Tor the Eye and Ear.
DIX. OLlN,

ILNIE
And GRADUATE OF the Philadelphia University Medicine
and surgery has for the last eight his attention.
10 TINS important speciality, and is prepared al d
esses OF the and whether surgical otherwise
sons sunering from Cataract Cross Eye Tars,l Tumors
Oosure OF the tear duct Polypus, Enlarged nss Carh
anu all diseases of the ami throat woud do well
ult the doctor Examination Free
OHce IN Post Office Buldi 2, over bakery. may4-sp
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The Little Corporal's New Drawing Book,
"REED'S DRAWING LESSONS"

The best thing of the kind Issued Price $50, for clo
bindlng School Edition. so cents. Sold by booksellers
sent by mail on receipt OF price.
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Errors of NOElh.

gentleman who suffered years from Nervous Debili.
ty Premature Decay and all effects Of youthful discre
ton WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions Tor making the
simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers wishing
roht by the advertisers experience do by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
my29-ly-sp Ne. ~ Cedar street New York.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
WOMEx,s RIGHTS IN ILLINOIS.

Governor Palmer's Reasons for Not Appoint
ing Lady Notary Public.
[Sprlngneld In. correspondence Chicago Tribune.l
Mrs. Myra Bradwell, well known to the legal fra
ternty as lawysress and the edtress Of the Legal
Ne,us maze application to Governor Palmer, to-day,
FOR the appointment OF notary public for the city of
Chicago. The Governor declined to make the ap-
polntment in the following letter.
SPRINerIELD, Dec. %, 1869.
Mrs. NYRA BnADwELL, Chicago, Il:-
DEAR MApAM-I have tho honor to acknowledge the re
cept your favor Of Yesterdays date accompanying
uon signed BY sixty vcga voters, requesting that you DO
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
ALL FOR LOVE.
A Lad Aged Sixteen Blows His Brains Ont in
Presence Of His Sweetheart.

From the Pittsburg Post Dec. 27.l
On Saturday afternoon u strange case oi shooting
occurred At the residence Of Mrs. Wehowsky, No.
233 ONO street, in the Third ward, Allegheny Henry
Seitz, German boy, sixteen years Of age came 10
the house about eeven O'Clock IN the morning TO
meet there MISS Louisa Stelnager young lady OF
MS own age, to whom ne had been paying attentions
He also found there her friend, Mary Walpert resi-
dent OF the First ward. and about seventeen years
ola After passing some time vito the young ladies'
he went to the yard and commenced shooting ut
marx with pistol IN company with another boy.
lirng OF TINS he returned to the up stairs room.
where the young LADIES werc and asked Miss Steiua-
ger to accompany him to the Union Skating Park.
sue gave no. decided answer, and. 1t is reported,
he then declared that II she would not go lie would
shoot himself. lie was then fourlshlng pis-
tol, which she told him TO pat away or he
would do some damage. Miss Stenager proceeded
to get ready 10 accompany Setz to the sKaGng park,
anO was engaged IN putting q shawl ON her friend,
Miss Wapert having her back turned toward Seitz,
when the report OF a pistol was heard In the room,
and the frightened girls looking around saw Seitz
lying on the noor his lace covered with blood. He
had shot himself Ia the forehead, the ball entering
between the eyes and lodging In the brain against
the skull. he never gpoKe word.
The New York herald., 1870-01-02

pointed notary pubc reside In the city Q! Cnieaeo
viii be hardly expected In this mere ocia reply ycu
pcetion for the appointment indicated by your cnu mat
should DO than express conclusions npon tns sp
pcation itself but will that while 40 not believe you
eligible TO the appointment seek under hs sw nsrs
that would chserfuy appoint tne mAses
within the limits my ocal discretion in declining
to commission do mot fee called upon 70 e.
opinion upon the general question OF the engpy
Or women TO oMce, but bass my. conclusions upon upon
grounds personal TO you. By the seventh section
of the act Of ls1S Gross Statutes, page , 4sN y
is made the duty OF the Governor 10 tako
bond with sufficient security notary "before he
upon the duties OF his In the Of $500 con,
faithful discharge OF the duties OF
his o and the law provides nat suit may be brought
upon such bond the OF party injured by Tor
fcure OF its conditions need not say TO that being
married woman legally incapable of executing ths
bond required by this statute could appointed pc
held responsible, common law suit to any person who
might be damnfed ocia neglect OF duty nor any
malfeAsanco In Office.
tho reforms and Improvements In
the laws affecting married have conferred upon them
honors and capacities unknown to the common law
but well the fact that none Of Inc more
recent liberal statutes here have been held 70 upon
them the capacity make binding cxscutory consc or
make them abs any contract which does mol
ypectfully, JOHN n. PALMER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

associations and out. The repOrts in III,
morning from the various ASSOCIATIONS II
Inc state were of varied character
Some are flOurishing, some stationarv
and others droopiug
In the evening. Prof. G. N. Webbe,
gave an address on ''The need of Bible
STUDY Tor young men," The address was
clear. logical. and powerful AT the close
or this address. Mr.. Moody held the lar~e
a"uiehre-too large for all to obtain seats
Tor more than one hour longer. in which
ne urged the points made in the previous
audfes> upon his hearers. laying great
stress upon the word study He clos
ed with touching appeal to the uncon-
veItcd
WedneSddy.-The early morning PRAYER
meeting was fully attended. Most of the
forenoon was filled up with two addresses ::
One by Rev. j. c. W. Coke of Springfield.
Oh The man of one TALENT anu the othsr
by Rev. L. j. Malteson, the Baptis.
clergyman at BrattlebOro. on The pecu-
mary Obligations OF religion Both were
pointed essays, full of thought. admirably
put. and we'll received. la the afternoon
there was an excellent address upon
symmetry of Christian character" by
Rev. W. :. Palmer Of Wells River; re-
marks more or less briefly Cephas Brain
end of New York. and Others. on the Re
snonebility Resin" upon the Young men
I'll to-day" when an hour was spent,in a
praise meeting" at which over one hum
dr"d different persons arose and spoke
briefly as the spirit gave them utterance.
lhis closed the exercises of the Young
Men : convention: and after resolutions
OF thanks to the speakers from abroad. the |
executive committee. and an acknow ledm-
mcut of the inequalities of the citizens.
the convention adjourned. Rev. Mr.. Cobb
of Springfield presided al this convention. |
The sessions were all well attended. The
largest church in town was packed-aisles |
and galleIy-at several sessions. The |
increased in interest to the last:
and many testified that they had never at
tended 30 good 4 convention before.
The State Sabbath School Convention
met in the North Church Wednesday eve
ming. Q. &. Douglass OF Brattleboro wa,
clrc.cd chairman; and after some other
business matters were disposed OF. Mr..
E"glc>tOn of Brooklyn. formerly ct Chi
cago.) addressed the audience on the "Di-
vine authorization of the Sunday school"
In his address of three-tourth> OF an hour
Mr.. E@gle>tou showed up many abuses of
he sabbath school, and gave many list
tul hints a to it, management, n well as
his drcp->catcl conviction that if anvthin"
was authorized III the Scriptures. it was
his duty To teach men the way of saliva
tiuu-and what are men but children of
larger growth: After his address. Mr..
Moody answered a great many questions
which had been sent up to the table. some
II which were such a. there i quite 4 dit
terence of opinion upon among sabbath
school workers. This too was a mcctin"
IT great interest. and Notwithstanding
there was another meeting in the South
Church ut the same hour. many had to
stand. Ihr-e meetings will continu,
to-day (ThurSda).
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
CAMBRIDGE Cattle MarLo..no. n

Market Begf--Extra. Sla.45 "a 1880 First ousIitv
Si!oo "a SlS.Oo second, $3.50 "a Sl1.00. Third.
r-5b, IA f21i. f' "'' F-
Mich cows and calves---?20, 81. a. IA -,
49, feiilIngs so "a 81. Two year old- -92 "a &c
Three years old rs "a 60
e. trce. OF sh ep and Iambs-In lot Sl,5", 81, 40
9-'."' - ~ "a $500 each. Extra 8. 30 IA $500
Spring lamb, $50 "a 500.
Veal Calves s. IA $3.
Hides, &C.
IallOv, : "a tic
Fets. - Ia 81 50
Calf skin. Ii IA lie II H.
l.rces Of poultry-ExrrA 17h "a Is c; prime /,
"a Ia &c good 16+I IA 163,.
REMARKS.
Catle-Ihere Were represented FROM the North 1852
head of cattle 200 in of last week but with
the assurance OF light receipts from the West and
Western dealers ready to buy of Northern DEALER to
supply their customers, improved tone to the
ma ket Quicker sales in consequence and The drop in
r' e TO: two weeks PAT l. partially reganed There
l. claimed strong J. advance.
She and Lambs here il also an incrt ased -lIpply
OF sheep and Lambs by loco head. a etter feeling is
noticed among Sheep butchers. Pleasure and h-:l-h
eek have returned from their crui,e in tho country
which has helped the dcrnaud on all kinds of tre-h
mCuts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
iII' CALIFORNIAN,
AND STATE ITEMS.

..u>-.- ~. VT, FRIDAY. OCT II. ls7n.
- III ....- - this section OF the State VIII
..aa..y % the interest OF the Caledo-
-..a.lne us local items promptly and
..-.i.- form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
Business 4lutirfs.
A CARD.

We will to express our thanks to the workmen in
M,s-r- T. l. l. Farb inks Il Co.. Scale Works for their
h autfuI gift, con--ting OF
Howe Sewing VI chine,
doz silver Plated Knives,
set silver Tee, and pr. Table Spoons,
rres cntcd by their Committee, Mr.. 7. D. Rock"o d.
and Nh and Mrs. c. 5. Walk r, oct. 4, $50.
Da, Fl, nd> After having had 20 pleasant int T
cours you for the past seven year,, be assured II
b ent from you We hall never forget this token O.
rrspect foc long life last.
ALvAH HAEvEY,
MARY \. HAEVEY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
WASHINGTON NOrNrY.

On Saturday last, 1T the crossing
south OF the Depot Village, jaime, Nc
Carly wa, instantly killed by beng run
over by a hauI-car loaded with rail,
Two hani-cars were following Il freight
train. the rear one loaded with rails.
McCarty being on the front car. The
rear ear ran into the one he was on. the
rails threw him oil on the track and the
III passed over him, breaking his neck
and killing him instantly. lie leaves a
wife and eight children.
y distressing accident occurred to q
gentleman about 30 years of age, on the
mail train at Waterbury, Monday even
ing. While in the act of .iumpin. from
The baggage car, one of his fingers caught
in the fastening of the door and was lit
rally torn from his hand.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Seven convirts in the Prison, at Wind
~or. have been pardoncd by acting Gov
rrnyr lIcndec during the nine months in
which lac has served on the late Cover
nor Washburn's term. Two Of these,
under sentence of eight years for man
-lau.htor, and having served only It'll,
over three years, lrlt bat two day, be
tore his term of Office expired. Gov.
Wa,hburn granted no pardons,-Chront
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

- ,bciries still come in. Geo.
....I picked quite 4 bunch of ripe
Mar-IIicid. Oct. 10th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
Deaths.

In ih.- place oct H. Mr.. AIb.r..= !. Allen. aged
30 y..r-
In r,lc!iam, sept. =, III, rr-dcucc ot John {.
II suc nd, Mrs Mar. Staples. wife Of the
-tupl,= of We.l-, Maine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
If you have the dyspepsia, Headache

Ut you nave the dyspepsia, 'eHoaN'o'
Dizziness Costivenes, Pile, Oppression AFTER hs'
Rising, any Indigestion Biiousne-s ii you do
not thank after using DIR. HARRISON'S PERKS
TALTIc LOZENGEs,we will forfeit the price OF the
box. Also, warranted every kind of Pile- For
sale at Nc. l fremont Temple, Boston, by Z. A HAIR
RISON CO.. PrOpretors, and by all druggists. Mail
I'd Tor 90 cents. OctSNov
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

.s.,,. cook has bought the real estate
.. Hancock now occupied as
Ea.: store by Aldrich Il Han
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

. N Z. F.ith1nk- & Co. used tour
.n-gnt iccr OF lumber in Sep
..>ur~ Single. lalh and clap
.-. I... ucH horse barn took 20
... ...EtpI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
Sprrial 9otitrs.
Masonic HalI---Union Block.

&I PASS UNI SIC Cd G Z,
w NO. p, F. L A. NJ.
Stated meeting, Oct 6.
LIB. HEAD, sec'y.
aASWELL CHAPTER, No. II. Z. a. NJ
Regular meeting, Friday eve, May l., 10.
+. !. DALTO.I, Secretary.
%PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 5.
stated Conclsve oct. +, 1870.
j. L. PERKINS, Commander.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
tllliiS.

-... ,.arhcr is very like summer.
"a. W-arru slight this week. though
as pro.ii-. lore.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
ANarriaNtS.

In Cabot, oct. = by Rev !. W l,mi- Mr.. \ len
". Ring of Nl-tui, y. IL, an Miss Adclia J. Cart. Of
abo.
In IIar.wck, uc. i, Rev. D. Lewis, Nj. Audr,u
Whitehead of New IoraC and Miss L,ttia +. Foot
of Ilrdwick.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
Daniel j. KNIGHTS Estate.

Daniel j. Knights Estate.
STATE OF NEEMONT,l In Probate Court, held ut
District Essex, Guildhali, within and tor
aid district, the 18th day Of October, $50.
To the heirs at law aid all other persons Interest, d.
in Daniel j. Knight deCeas d, late OF Port;
land ir coun'y OF Cumberland. and e uf Maine.
hcrya-, Francis A. smith, the administrator. with
the will xtd, OF said Daniel j. Knight and the
trr of HELEN j Knight. under the provisions
will has appi, to zaid probate court Tor license to
cI all the real estate in this state. Toe Ougn, the
estate o said Daniel j. KNIGHT and held by him :
trustee Of r;d Helen j. knight notice is hereby given
that -lid application will be card leiorr said poa
court ressiOn thereof TO b. held the rrohac Of
fee AT said Guiidhall the 10Th day of October, A.
H., lSI And it is further ordered that copy of the
OF hi order lie pu ished three weeks successive
" the Caledonan, printed at Johnsbury previous
o said time appointed Tor hearing.
BY the CouTt,-Attcst-
ST., WM. IL HARISHOItN, Judge of Probate
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riI!, CALIFORNIAN
local AND STATE ITEMS.
..r>-..E ~. VT. FRIDAY. OCT II. $50
md y. this section OF the State vi
...a..y % the interest OF the CaIedo
..a4.ue us local items promptly an
.. .,shle form.
POST Office Time Table.
ruuc y, $50 the mails will clo.c an
-..5. ami Wct.rn. 80 A NJ. and -
4.h.ra ray So a. N. Northern AN,
...- Eurr.N.
.....as.l" An. southern and Western
... . ~ ..! t." =. N. southern way i:3.
,.-.i-" uaI- ~. NJ
.r.u, 4. ~. 10 ,r.M
g.. Loc"i>.
1.-The o"alhcr is very ike summer
I'D. .a-ayru slight this week. though
nru.ii-. .aOre.
-r.a.rrn, Dean & Co. have adjourn
.,. sale o, their property on
. .. -,-r. To Oct. -.
a.. y. Harmon. will preach at
.... tig.i. Sunday. Oct. 10.
.s.N.'p.h has bought the real estate
q. Hancock now occupied as a
-sa.: store by Aldrich Il Han
..- ,brjries still come in. Geo.
..I picked quite bunch of ripe
Mag-lIieid. Oct. 10th.
.I. . the convention to be held
rlnr is changed from Tues
I~.4.r "Wednesday the 18th.
2. F.iA1nk- 4 Co. used tour
VI '''''i"'' III sep
..,,i,~ Single. hath and clap
- '".. h'" morse Darn took 10
.."i''i'
...i ~ ST.. a, iii. ,,,..
..... tie oath OF office to Gov.
,. before the joint assembly on
.-.,
.........- ...,.r...,.,.,.,... ., 81.
r.., n, ID II So,
as. f,,'..,i,,, T., 'r,.,I.,,,. -,
,.. L.....h ,,,,,. ',,.'..''.,,,'
'. y ."~ hillred"c OF this place
".l',"" 81 one thousand dot
. ''.nHu'H Home al Burlington
.. .,Jrr,. and generous %itt.
-.'n on tuesday. some work
."hS ir'm dinner discovered
... r... fir. w. ut o,.. az
-..i ., wafer which SET in nails
... o.. INVESTIGATION . por,Iv-burn-
....,. r,uuJ. /, ! ,upuo.,.I, hoi
.,.I.,bfi,.n. ii- MIN. ,,.. -.
.4.-.. throw fine bulu inr match
.>....1 .i,rc.
--. .'"'- l.. 3rGor>hr;dnd, bishop
-."". addressed the Catholics of
20 o''.'"~.. "n ms trip to Rome.
-...'n""u. iA' sabbath school chi,-
. Linn oct from the parsonage,
...."inr address was ueliv red by
A.H i"ner%an. young daughter
'.i.. '."n"r@an. after which process
Tia. Bison intended ,i,r Fen
connect at Rome. aud ha. ray. MOT
..n..,,i.y ni Heat but go. ,I,... .,,cc,..i,,,
r...> nom -. Peter down. liz. he
.u infallibilitv.
.''-'"f"'
.'"'>'I' 'iiai ""'' heh"e' has
'"' "i INC N''''' prison. Ai"e''
'''l ""'lil '"''!''i'S 'iaIil'"il"' 'n'e'
Gle 10 niuht wears lnpri-nnmrn
...-.;...hlr homicide IN i.hiu.. The
"aJ a Bean. Jr.. in Burke in july.
..r particulars OF the drunken
Robrrt-'-. the homicide. and the
W .u4l a, ,hi, place. are remembered
oar readers. The history OF
.a.. as Of almost every other. can
..a..u ia uar word Ram. We learn
-,
- ~ w. '''' '''o''
" Hurgjn0.
r..uijn- Bell Ringers and vocal
-.. ."r'rrtS at the town hall on Fri
... Sunday evenings OF this week.
.. here TWO aud a-hlll years ago.
.., entertainment was pleasing ana
..Nld. II their concerts are a.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

Macy valuable horses die from the eff
c'ts OF collie. The Lest thing to do in of this
kind, to bottle Of ohn-ons Anodyne Liniment
into long necked junk bottle, add half pint of
asse- and water then pour the whole down the horses
Throat In ten minutes the horse will begin eat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

-rH.rcn, Dean & Co. have adjourn
,. sale o, their property on
..-t-r. lu Oct. -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
.t.uyjpD> COHrcnfiOnS.

... convention of 1uUn% Mems
. associations began with pubic
H this place on Monday even
j.. Mo"jy OF Chicago conducted
.- ..a. meeting in front of the
..-r. al O'Clock. He took +"
.": 'i,-u> Christ came into the
.... .ud to save those that are
tAonly minutes or more he
- 'arir>lly. urging all 10 come
-a... Hho i, 50 willing to save
.t'rv u hymn and prayer. the
"....D-r went into Avenue Hall.
meeting vas continued. the
.iu- discussed: "What good
n.uy.ul;unS done:" Mr.. Moody
.um Illinois. where evidently Il
... ap.A has been done all owe!
some particular instances and
ia hc cited. were of great in
3D.. VA followed by short. peril
..a.a> nom Rcvs. Palmer of Wells
.l1 ui springfield. Fish of Lyu-
and others. with prayers AMI
-.,Ipcrscd.
'I.-rhc prayer meeting from 6
morning. was fuller attended
"ru interest. The program here
published was carried out through
aa.. E.v. L. O. Brastow rave
-- al lG.lj. taking a. theme.
.. 10. Standard e" Tho subi.,, a.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
Parsons Puroatiye Pills will greatly ,

TdrsUH FuTydtTVe TITS WIFI greatly re-
lieve if not entirely dyspepsia when everything
else fails They have been tried in some desperste
csses and have given more relief than any other
medicine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

h-ai. II. Steele of This place
r. tie oath OF office to GOV.
,. before the joint assembly ON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

.,tIicr correspondent OF the
.....- -u,- that Hon. b. II. Steele
.t MS intention 10 decline a
t.r,r bench of the supreme
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
REPELLANT SUITINGS.

IN gold brown. green blue, black and Other coorcd
mixtur Also a --reat variety OF heavy WATLE-
PROOFS for cloas- m.st Of the .-oaG- bought liz
August for Cash and viii . sold low, At
L & /. FAIKEANKS q cos
october = $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
MINIST RAToRs SALE,

The subscribers will sell 1t public aIctiOn Tues
day the first day of November next, at 10 O'Clock
the following scrii ed al estate suated in the
iowu of Lyndon Corner, 10 acres of heavy timber
land Right No. 10 in said Lyndon. and known the
Rage Eighr, being part # the etae of job Randall
and ALI that part said Right No. 10, belonging
10 slid which lies south and west of the road
leading from Willard Randafs TO Milton Wilmarths.
said lands will BE- rold in lots to suit purchasers sal
positive. Terms msdr known at time OF sale.
WILLIAM CHASE, ! ,si;..uo.
WILLIAM RANDALL, A'0-
Wheelock. October To- 1870. 1885
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

adding Bell Ringers and vocal
Ills. ..r,r rt~ at the town hall on Fri
". ~..tdGay evenings OF this week.
.... here TWO aud a-hlll ycars ago.
..l entertainment was pleasing ana
..NJd. Ii their concerts are a.
J= thcn they will be worth al
-. Especially by those who have
' '.ur--ni Lcll-ringimg music.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14
PARIS KID GLOVES.

Lades' nd Gent in good variety Of re and color
A. TAIhEN-A>'.
&c ober :, So.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

vi .fc"jdCHtS.
t.'.. carr sawed his hand on Thurs
a-, ",e.. On Friday. David Mac
-..oi one thumb off. The same
.-' tell at Fairbanks new
.H- 81. u-ly cash over the lett
tt, cummings. They were all
D., tine Mc~>r>. Fairbanks and
..a dom. we'll.