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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-07

WATERING TEAMS OrnS.-Ilor-r~
and oxen at work need water often
The plowman carries his jug of water, or
leaves his team to rest while lac GOES to
the house for Il drink. But the team
works harder than the driver. and prob
ably needs drink as often yet many
teams are taken ont carly in the field
where there i no water, except III the
drivers juI, and worked five OF six hours
before they can got Il drop. l. it any
wonder that they are injured by drink
i'm too much when they are led Ia the
spring at noon or at evening '-E.r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-07

TINE To CUT TniEER-A correspond
cnt of the .SOuthcIu CuHtutor, in commu-
nicating the following experiments, re-
marks that the best time to cut timber Is
when in full leaf-July and August
and that the knowledge would have been
worth thousands Of dollars to him had
he possessed it years ago:
Lot No. l was cut in July, 1860
house logs to put up cIbins: red oak.
They were put up, but not covered ;
been exposed the whole time; still sound.
No. was square timber for Gin hou-
scs, of red ok, post oak and over cup,
was gotten out in December, 1860; piled
and covered with plank till 1868 ex-
posed since that time; sound on the out
side about two inches; perfectly rotten
in the heart; red oak the worst rotted.
No was of the same kind of timber :;
subject 10 more exposure gotten out in
June, 1861 much sounder than No 2
green timber in July, 1851 subject to
same exposure as No. 2: still quite
sound
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-07
1870 ACRES.

Thirty OF viii, Ii If meadow with upland pasture. md
plenty OF wood and limb The buildings nearly
new. This fam il situated about thrcc-fOurtis at
mile from West Concord and il, in ~ respect, mO-t
dcriralle place. l.. :. RICHARDS.
West Concord Vt, = june J. a.. 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-07
CIRCULAR SAW MILL


ing of
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
In good running order with excellent water power, aud
good dwelling house and out buildings, and 70 acres
of Land, part of which il cleared. Also,
$50 Acres of Land, Heavily Timbercd
With spruce and hCmlock This property ia within
three lcs of West Concord and the line OF the l.. o.
H. L., and il surrounded with valuable TINKER and i in
a central place Cor custom wOk
Al-o, the farm which | reside. known y tn" Drew
IN III, containing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-07

West Hartford, Conn.
whether it was the clover tea and
clover wash which PIT the patient in
the way OF recovery, or whether the dis
ease had already exhausted itself, may
never he known, such testimonials. how
ever, will have influence Calomcl and
other drugs OF poisonous nature would
only aggravate snch case or hasten the
exit of the sufferer. Clover tea or pure
soft water would at least not ul~truct
the processes of nature, and the work Of
repair could 90 on."-EiocwOq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14
The state Election.

Governor Stevenson has issued his
proclamation announcing The election Of
&. =. +. Moore. Judge Of The Supr'ms
Cour, Of Appesls; Jo.sph Spngg. Auor-
ney General; and John ]. D,,i.. James
e.. McGrew and Frank Hereford 30 Rep
re.enriires IN Conans, from the Fret.
Second and Third Districts respectively.
According TO the procIsmsiion, Judge
Moore's majority over his opponent 70
1914: Attorney General Sprieg's l5f5.
Hon. John J. Davis. 1867, Hoo. Jas. &.
McGrews. 9l3. and lion. Frank Here
ford's. 1893. ]. is probable that The
vote OF one or more counlies 10 excluded
from Ibis comput.non According TO Tho
Governor, figures. 81 $40 votes were
cast for Judge Of Tie supreme Court,
while SIS 0OI votes were csn Tor mem
bers of CoBeress. The total Demuer alto
majority the Congregational vois ~ gv-
en- Is ls47. While. of The two esndidsies
on Tie State iiek.t mentioned 10 the pfoe.
l,ma,ion. one had q m,jority Of 1914 and
the other l545.
The error probably oreursd in the 70.
turn. Of the Third Copg'e',ionsl district,
a. The table ~e published l.T Monday
and which purported 10 zone difschy
ron Ibe Office OF the Secrtsfy OF Sisrs.
gave the vote Of the Third district ~
higher than that IN The Siovernor's poc.
lsmsuon. making Hefeford's msjoriiJ
1863 instead Of l493. IL is understood
also that from ne Goternofs enmpois-
uon sli "certIfcsre vo,e.." or votes csst
in compliance with the snlofcemsnt set
By persons who we're illesslly denied reg.
isustion. we're carefully eyeipded. tbss
reducing The apparen, democratic osjosity
oil over The State.
The voice for Governor snd Sasts Off.
GERS other than those named in the proc
Ismaiion will be couned BY the Spestss
Of the House Of Dsless,es within zen Days
/ sf,er the opening Of The nex, session of
the Lsgisls,ure.-Uheeiing Regisfev.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

| have read and dreamed OF a beautiful gate
Moving OIL hinges Of purest gold.
On The other eide OF the River OF Death
Whose waters are dark and dresry and
cold
Mane have reached that eep,dark stream,
On its quiet brink TO watch and "si.
For the messenger pale, 10 bear them
across,
lis wsveless tide 10 The Golden Gate.
The frs, one ihs, left our household band
Was one who had eyes Of deepes, blue.
With brow as fair az the pale sprng
flower.
And heart as pure as the morning dew.
Long she lay on bed Of pain,
Long, very long, did we hope and wait
Nv angel sister. where is she now =!
She has entered in at The Golden Gate.
An angel came, and wiihin her pain
Size bore her away TO her home above
caught The CLEAN of ghuerIng band.
And heard sweet words from q hymn OF
love.
But The angel guest soon came again.
And another one lefi our broken band
Another one passed .hIo' The Golden Gate
Into the beautiful shining land.
Mother, oh mother i cried in my grief.
How long on esrlh must weep and wait !
"Til it plesseIh God" voice replied
To call tue home ihro' the Golden Gale.
Thus one by one they all passed away.
While am left, lonely and desOlste
How sometimes yesrn for the angel 10
come
And bear me, TOO, ibro' the Golden Gate.
In fancy see my mothers face.
And ny gentle sisters violet eyes
And the resl that have left me, see them
too,
Looking down al me thro' the azure skies.
When the slanling rays Of the setting sun
A glory of molten gold create,
A chlld's soft whisper reaches my ear;
I'VE are waiting for thee at the Golden
Gate"
When the sun moves south in The autumn
sky,
And the leaves their branches all forsske,
| know that |, like them. will due,
And pass 10 my ress through the Golden
Gate.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

yPhE Improved Eagle Hay. Straw and
4 Stalk Cutter. cuts FIVE different
lengths, also the improved Delaware Corn
Shelter, double and single spout. for sale
by Mc Curly g. Duke.
spHE largest stock of fine Table and
I Pocke. Cutlery in the county. will be
found a, McCurdy g. Dukes.
TlVERY article in The Tinwsre line for
A sale by Nc Curdy e. Duke.
gpHOSE in wsnt of good Cook Stove
I should cali on McCurdy g. Duke
GLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
" Ohio Clover Seed for sale By
Nc Curly s. Duke.
NARBOLIC Salse cures Erup.ioLs,
v Sores and all Skin Diseases, sold al
DR.. Nagruder's
June Is Drug Store.
DUMFORD'S Celebrated Yeast Pow
IO ders, sold at
DIR. Mngruder's
june Is Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

THE undersigned hereby aunounces to The
J. people of Shepherdstown and vicinity that
he has commenced the Tailoring Business in
this place, IN Mrs. James Shepherds House,
in the Room formerly occupied by WIN. b
Lauck, as Book Store, where he purposes
conducting the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its branches, and he hopes by strict
attention to business to merit and receive n
liberal share of public patronage. Good fits
and good work generally guaranteed. Terms
moderate and TO suit the times. The public
aro invited to give me q call
SAMUEL BRU BAKER.
Shepherdstown, Nov. - 2m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

A member Of rt,e~ AlsRsnf legislature
recently arose and moft tha,.. MAR.
Ryan Randolph be. brosshs befo,e dis
house on de teIegt.m ~,re."
4 Ksn.s. clergyman has osly married
one couple in year. and didn'. make a
cent on them. They paid him nothing.
stayed to dinner. and borrowed bis um-
brells. which they have yet
Nature is like baby, there 10 slssys 4
squsll when Iis face 10 washed.
Life isa great poem and religion,
love, and music, are its sweetest s.snzas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

Miss. said gentleman profering his
arm and umbrella 10 lady IN shower,
permit me tn be your besu. Thank
you Tor your poInene'., was the reply.
and as ! have plenty Of fair ~eslter
besux, will call you my rsiu-bsau.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

A wonar's heart is like eddie T; IL 20.
quirss bow 10 play uron il. al
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14
A CARD.

T BEG leave TO return my thanks TO the pub
i lie for the liberal patronage heretofore eI-
teaded to me, and hope to merit a continuance
of The same. ] have now very large and
complete stock of BOOTS AND SHOES to
suit all who may favor me with call All
kind. of work made to order and satisfaction
guaranteed. -
OctS }. ). fLEMlNG.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

Boss, want twenty-five cenU." said
a jour printer recently to bis employer.
"Twen,y- We cenls how soon do you
wsntu. William = mex, Tuesday
wrek - "As soon as that! You can /
have it I've Told you so often iha, when
you are in wan, Of any large sun Of mon
ey, you must give a. leas, four weeks
notice"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14
Sumter District, s. C., Dec. 27,

WouLDS'r BE SPRINKLRD About
thirty two years ago Ihe:e resided IN the
town OF Hebron. certain Dr.. r., ~he
became very much ensmored Of besuti.
ful young lady. resident Of the same
Town. The Doctor wssa srong Pre-.
by,erisn, and his lsdy-love a decided
BspiI.,. They were sining together one
evening talking Of iheir approaching nup.
liss. when the Doctor remarked:
II am thinking my dear. Of two events
| shall number the hsPpIesi OF my lrfe."
land what will they be. Doctor :" re-
marked tie lady.
"One is the hour when shall call you
vile for The first time"
"And The other p
"lt is when we shall present our first
born for baptism"
"Whs'. sprinkled =
"Yes my dear, 'prInkled."
Never shall child Of mine be sprin-
kIed."
But mine shall"
"They shall be. hey p
"Yes. my love-"
"WeIl, cir. iten ! can tel YOU that
your babies won, be my babies. So
good night. cir"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

THE BEAUTIFUL GATE.

| have read and dreamed ola beautiful gate
Moving OH hinges Of purest gold.
On The other eide OF the River OF Death
Whose waters are dark and dresry and
cold
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

SWEET AND BITTER.
'Tis sweet TO court,
But, oh how bitter
To court gal
And Then not gil her.
A guide for 10. .morrow-ihe folly oil
yesierd3S,r,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

Unusual Cold W'eafher-S SnoW and Ice
C"riOsiiy-The Christmas Hoi-
days-HOp They Spend 7hsm-
The Freedmen, Then and .Now-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-14

Manv have reached that deep, dark stream,
On its quiet brink 10 watch and wait
For the messenger pale, 10 bear them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

On pREsshAKERs- THOROUGHLY UNDER
BARBER'S, 62I 9th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

A SITUATION wANTED-As COACHMAN AN
N groom 10 years. ,ertencel BY a young man GOO
city reference Address WILLIAM, la Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

A FRENCH CoACHMAN, WITH GOOD RECON
N merdatnns. wishes o situation; speaks good Eagus
and Spanish Call al l52 West 2eth st, private stable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MAY %, lsL-TRlpLE SHEET


PUBLISHER WANTS YOUNG MAN lAMERI
N cam who write wei and give frat class refer
ences az to character &C. salary $3.50 Address box sts
Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
COTTON MARKETS.

BOsTOv. Oct 3oCoion steady fair demand; Mddi ~ ~ ii
-; ret p IN haei u bes ors-to Gr.st
g. bales; sail 81 hslrs; sOck 600 hars
CINCINNATI Oct O(On dull an hangrl; NJ li i1tc
kT LrS o." Cotton nomnaliy unchanged J. IdluC,, lac
J"U svILIB Oct 3h-CCuOn net; ddinr Ia.
SAVANNAH Oct J.OtGn ttTOng ard gop den1nl; VI 'ur
lie; receipts 3t26 hNl,s; CIprts-cosSlse. lr1 bal
In bales; stJck, 80 4j bales
WnN>dr ~ Get ;o-Coton quiet; Mdinr l7.e ,eecrt',
81 bale'; sa'eA, l52 hal a. s'orh, 80 IS ia's.
NEW ORLEANS Oc' 3COun Gra; ng l9c.: reCeirt.
49iI bsIesi G,lU hllts; Great Brts 3} bCi
coR'we 81 bales; sales, EOb les; .tOcS 5j7i IA
CHARE'TON Oct S1-toon .tcdy; MHe, iic.: net cfeps
2Ci3 a eIlOs-colstSSe LS la!esi sales 40 bse socE,
Ru.P4 h0lcL
No or 3Cotton quiet; Low Mid ings l7d l7ci
ee~;s 1919 hes eKporIscUlswe, 3 bae tde 800 bales
stock. B.5lT BARS
B,LTNoRE oct 3Co'on que Int vs. Mdiln~s lpc net
rec rs 25 bales goss bal os-coastw Ill Jas sS'
g.. halrs3 stock 28H haieL
NE.Pnls, 3l-Col,n dull; Mdlnc, I7la receipts. o2j
balls
MOBILE Oct 3n-Coon srm Milncs TIE; net rrcei0 80
bales eIIOrscoa iwSe iJ bales Gales loo bales oca 2N'
bales
Oct 2Cot:On qnet bat nrm; Mdings L.; receipts
lOOl l,Ales; sales, 900 bales
IniLADhLPnIA Oct 3.Cotton quiet hut Grn; Mdiln, t.
GAiy sTUy Dc. 3.CUon 6rh Good Onlny III n" re-
Ce LIS bales oIpOtcSastSe 70 Uaes SGieS N aesi sO,A,
JJ,jJ bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
nnMRsTIC MARKETS

,nypEtG Oct 3-Querfron nNl; No J. f35 Go
il sooi demand at oG zoe Faht ~ ~ Flour IN.
ELs E1s Family 81 50; PeuuSvan do IS ia 81 20;
Igna and Ohio d. s7d ~ 5O Faucy ~ $50 10 To- What in
impruye ed demsnd State and Western Rd 81 5.@+ co. White;
: o. RE Nothing doing Corn he'd hrnyi Yell sci MIei
v ac Oat, steady; White Mixed Acc Black &c Coffee
Va toc in maei dull hOlasss dull Petroleum
ouc Crude lGc Rebrei. 2J u24c. WHISKY steady at Sac
HdnVs 7.alIc Flour brGer, hut prices unchanged Wheat
sr an syri Choice White, II 81 81 Fair TO Prime. 81 so
G Is RED Fir ga 20; Ohio and lnlana 81 81 q
al 81 ella 81 g. Corn tendy New White bhc q
- N Western 75c H4jc Western Batter HOLDER
n 6er; Fresh 2CU2 Provisions uncba ged In every respect
Whisky nominal al GtOtc , -. --,
tsls go IS for No SPRING. ~ 70 i3r Amber winter
90 50 for White Wntr; 80 for Double Extra Wheat qnti No
BwIke, Club held VI VI sales Of ears st vi 90
Corn inn; sse 800 lush part to anT ~ re- bail qms G9
Corn Meal upcangsl ~ 0fO BOedi 81 % Tor Cnb0td cH
Nlhei Short, s2oa S!l hlstGh S24 hiddhnE SHn
v HghNincs sac Canal Frgit-" heat h ana DsHey
Lumber the Hudson AMI - 13G 70 TO
EewYok RAiroud Pregh-Four to Boston 7Uc TO heko
6c Albany Sc Receipts by Lshe-,7CO bush wheat wv
bus Corn 1900 bush Barley JGI butb. Rye, 1901 hush Peas
and on GO s Lumber Shipments Canal 1919 bush Wheat
10000 bush Barley $500 bah Rye 1907 6ush Oats aud 'ao iee
Lumber - . n,u
81 20 elevator Re- quiet and nominal Corn unchanged sales
delivered Albany
sales 1000 buTh No Chicago AhoAt at @ car No
lear Wrsen No. White State al
52c White STATE &C. for former aud Sc Tor latter
delivered At kusguehe1uS DEPOT Bae syei saes gNo bush Day
Oninte st a. and no TsOOweI private irraG
hush Com SEGOO BUSH Oats 5000 Lusj 500 bush hhp
nrn-Plou bbls Wheat CUgO bush; Corn, 1900 bush
Dat 81 bnshj RYE "a 900 bush Canal Frrgh bH Wheat Ice
Corn lIaIfic Oats S63 Flour quiet aud steAy Mhrh dIl
sJ enrrly nominal Corn dull declined iOlci sal 26OO bush
NJ ", cn Oats quiet aud uncbAHgsli 10 OCJ bush no
Western hre nominal Harley qd an" eay sales oooo onA
M JO.-Fl changed Wheat dul
einsd IaZGi Amber hGgSn eI "a eL ga No. hSu - we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


IOypoN Oct 3O-}O Conso' opened at s for money and
81; the United states teI "enV Doha' lSO[
OIL 1868 Old. glf; lG67s P2k TeD-Fo-eS S9 $4,000
LIVERPOOL, 30-0Ji Cotton opened steady; hddhng
Upands, q L.; ling Orleans, Nl
ASrwKKP Oct 3UPeoeum 49 francs for fine Pale American
ToNDOH Oct 9D-I 30 m.-AHercan brmer at the
following quolons: United States EverWsny bonds lSb2s sli
1865 old, ~; 1868 20; Tcn.Fortet 81. 49,
90 30 DtOISs closed al VI Tor money and ~
for the United states tweny bonds 1923 st 1868
Oh Oh; 1915, 3d. Tsn-FoTies, SIT.
PAHis Oct g. Reutcs "a francs u cenimeE
ITyggP00i Oct 3- m-COtton closed steady Milling Up.
l,I, g0d Ndng Orleans, yi0yl; Ta.es Of the ds, 10 900
Lsies, including $40 for speculation aud export
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
PrCruTS OF PRODUCE.

Pei North RreT Vessfs ava IaIV01F - " 49,
OCr 31S ukg Ashes pigs BeesWax o'ES haes Cotn IVi
bsc Cotton Seed pigs DRIED Fruit az o. Eggs nav n
Four BUSH Wheat 10 49, b1sh Corn 9 bpsG Va ~
S rive 1870 bush Barley G bush GTas SceI 900 bags Flax
seed rs bb Beans Bugs Meal 100 hbs Oatmeal ~ bales Hops
M JIIts 70 ls Hides lE55 Leather o. Porn JS
Beef pigs Meats IS pigs GFea:r O4 hKS ' q g
Io % M Lard Peanuts So pigs cai 2rh|s Kc
~ 1873 pkgs Tea - hns "scc o
b5ls WHISKY 2 haes NO0 l0o Pgs Na) "iHe
2u Dxys Mustard Seed pes Speter, - bscs broom Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
RORSh" IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK, Monday, Oct. %. 1871,

NEWBORN Monday, Oct. 90. 1871.
The week opens with very large supply of
workhorses and Of intcrio pleasure horses but with
very limited number OF yalu&Sle animals In the market
has been quiet throughout the day. and the de-
MANU- from all sources unmpOr auL; but rs yet dealers
nave not changed their hgiies
;. JOhn,t ton Vau Tasses regular sent wee ky
SIlV IN sae OF norse. carriages, etc. WILL asua be
hc,t CoihorIoW Ine.day the 3lst inst vt - O'Clock
htIenton ~ invited through adv( Rising cOaIIns
~ isc saie OF INC tr0ng stock, to- he held MORROW
INC Sl,t lnst On the raceconrsc at Planas d.
~. % iais leaVe loot OF LbeTtyst, HewYOrk by TIE
returning at 1913, 6:22, 822 D. M ' ~ '