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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-15

Re the follow Ing notice from the Ro ton TaySy;,.
The Perfection OF Photography seems to BE-. reached in
the picture produced by Mr.. ID. A. Clifford - Winter
street In the great majority of photographs of human
SUBJECTS the most casual observer cannot fail n perceiyr
tha the more prominent lncamcnts of face or form ar,
iudl'roi-y exaggerated that hands are made to ap
per quite tloit d, noses decidedly swelcd, ear. enari;-
ca, rhoulicr1 shrugged, &c. All these mons o-tcs,
Iot 10 non otheGS,) are vOidcd by Mr. Clifford
artistic excellence specially notice tblc in the admir-
nbIe drawing OF hi5 pictures wherein the relative
portions OF limbs aud features are pr,scrv, d. aud all the
nrct OF painting secured. lie il equally ssful
win lnd-c tpcs, NJ his charming views of the scenery
around Lake Nnnipiscogtc, &c, ubundantly uttcst
Mr. T. has all the improved facilities known 10 his pro
t'sion and execute at short notice fine colorci photo
graphs OF Ill Style and siZs porcelain picture sercos
copic picture from life lii looms ell w"Ith
a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-15
DESIGNED TO PURIFY THE BLOOD.

h- remedy il cfirctul in the treatment of :: rotul
i'll every species If lccr, White swelling, Eickct-,
salt Hhcum, md in every faint of the -Nstrm from
whItrvcT It my iTisc II take strong hold at
tie foundation OF life, tine blood it will directly lzst
dig ation, Therefore the condition Of the liver win i'm
prove; next in oIdcr the loo also giving health and
vigor the kidneys and all the con,i. roua orr an.
gives energy the circulation. Restoring natural heat
to the uriacc, and m0v, huu0ll matter bv wHv of
the .rCca and pore Of the skin. There If no other suc
'cssiul way by which ScroulI taints lie removed
a 10 tho of the Magic ,nOv ator any indi, id
nal Wi-iH reference shall have it Gladly from thoa,.
positively cured by the Of Weeks Magic Inoyator
and this too from ind viuI- clitl L. ~ any that can
b. found in tn ate of \rnICnt, by sanding stamp for
rrtuln tier.
pIEECTI"Ns--Dosc for an Adult From 4 dcs-. IT
-poontul to table spoonful three times per dly before
'ating. Children in proportion TO u:ss..
TEsTIMoNINIE.
ST. J"nSsEURy, Aprll Il. Isl
This certify that We, the undersigned have
n-cd Week Magic Hcuuvator, designed to parity the
blood, with extraordinary IesIt- therefore we have
no hc@tancy in recommending il TO thu public a. lplit-
able safe and highly valuable remedy
FRANK WALKER; THOMAS KNIGHT
W. LIN lN''SlON, GEO. w. HOPKINS,
VI. \. POTTS, II. II. STEEETER
:. G. CIUBE. oil
Sold by 4. VI COOK n CO., st.
Johnsbury. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-15


difficult To do wiiIcut it.-Ho,-fri44h
IH.ayL,aoD.
i GicGi C"tiyo"Hiu f,ychrIa.
\ few days AGO it WAS our pl,lsur,
To- visit the orclard of John HrI..s, loca.
ted about two miles south ul luia Cj;y
in Suttrr county. Ehr proprietor i III,
owner of l2G acIc~. mostly hottom Lands,
lying alon" the wet bank ii the Feather
river. The soil i rich. sandy Lean,
and composed OF the yearly deposits ot
The river many Years ago. NJ better Oh
richer land i 20 b. found in the State
and the orchard We shall briefly nolic,
promises 10 l." the pride of the Byig2,
Brothcr-. who have Il State reputation
a orchali>tS AMI iruit-"rowrI- Before
reaching the orchard proper We rode
through Il field 81 100 acres Of castor
beans, %rowin% in III, most IuXur;ant
manncr-which field, blythe Ly, l. f.
GIVE place to a new orchard nest year,
the fruit frees for the same n, present.
growing in the Nursery 10y the side cf the
field of castor beans. and cun:ainin. -,
600 one year old bundled peach tr,r-, TO-
coo plum trees, 5000 El-tcln walnnts.
/ p, OOO Caliiclnil waInut~. 1000 apple
/ trcoS,Nc. I'as-iu,: along through this
forest OF Young trees, we arrived at tl,c
present peach orchard, consisting Of GOO
trees, two years old, and some ot them
bearing this season 10 pounds al peach
cs These trees have made a remolha-
Die Growth OWN" 10 lin. rich Ground mn
ON which they are planted. and in an
other year will make a tremendous
Weld of fiuit. PaSsin.. the urarlI orchard
we reached the apricotS. 2.2GO in mum
Der, which are also two wears old. and
have borne a fair crop the present season.
This orchard presented a sad si.ht in
one respect The late heavy storm faI
Frustrated many Of the trees entire. while
in oilers the limi~ had been torn Oft A.
if tremendous tornado had swept uvcr
the place. However, the trees were
healthy and ~tcut. nolwitl >tanding fin,
rode into the cherry orchar,i c,nr.,inin.,
three thousand Of the most tb,i,tv voun~
frees ever seen on any oruuuJ TIp az
l.rcnt variet;,-. fifteen IN nrr,I,,r .,yc
this orchard = variety nr ,su,,. .rJ
broke m IN, usual monotonv Of thr st,r-
nIc-Iikc formed chorrv nrcLard TI,.o
cherry trees were all ;mn,rt,.J fran
Rochester. \. Y. aI.out ,Iiro yra,. ,,,,
Off +, I'M. so,,G, Of rhis you,i.r.,I ,,-;I
,icrpcss are t,yo tnopsond five LnrJ,'.,
plum trees. If twelve yarI,tir+ anJ five
4 hundred appr,. FREQ. mostly ot v;,t,r v,.
riches On rctur,,nm from nLr rr.LarJ
bv fine WAGON ro,d we h,I .,t.,,J ,.o
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-15
Auftiun and Private Sails.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

BY virtue of license from the Hon Probate Court thu
subscriber will sell the real estate of the late David Mar
tin situated in West Barnet consisting of good House
Barn, Cooper shop and two acres of good land. Tn,
above described ia desirable property. The Cooper
shop has water power connected with il, and in de-
iraLlc location. Terms reasonable.
JOHN T. RICHIE, Admir-
Wet Birnct, Vt, Sept 6, ISL. Su-S2
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-15
HAY FOR SALE !
HOYT'S BLOCK.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSINESS

The subscriber having removed from St .JohusbuTy,
offers his block L. L. Street for talc said block being
divided into three good sized stores with basement one
two offices and five tenement. For bl-incfs pupO-
the location il sup riOr to any in the village no
trouble in letting the stores encmcus indeed there
are two applications to one CHI for either iam-
traders. Apply to A J. WILLARD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
THE HERO or sUMPTER.

Gen. Robert Anderson, who com
handed at Fort Sumpter in the first
days Of the late civil war, is said by a
private letter received on the llth
inst, from Villeneuve, on Lake Gen.
eva Switzerland. to be residing at
or mar that place plunged in deep
poverty, sick, and suffering. with his
family, from absolute want. The
letter states that he is dragging
-long in Switzerland on half pay on
account Of his poverty, "whcn the
dearest wish Of his heart is that he
might, as he expressed it, close his
eyes on his own land. " A nderson
has his wife and four children aud IS
unable to walk. The writer Of the
letter thinks that he deserves more
from the United States Government
than he has got.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
THE TWO GREAT TUNNELS.

The following statement will give
our readers all opportunity of com
pairing dimensions, costs, &c, of the
two great tunnels Of the world :
Mont Gems nel.-Length, r.
2S6 metres, or nearly eight miles !;
width, 26 feet S inches hight 20 feet,
cost, Sl3,0O0,000 time occupied in
construction, 8 years number OF
workmen employed. about 1000.
Hoosac Tunnel. Length, o..
OGl feet, or about Al miles width,
- feet hight, u feet cost, about
S9,000,000 time of construction,
when completed, nearly 20 years !;
number of workmen employed, about
700 at present, bnt much less during
most of the time the work has been
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
THE MCCORMICK MACHINES.

Used only for Moving with Fitting Lev
err for raising or lowering the cutting
edge while in motion, the only Mower yet
invented having this advantage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

Il I. often used As Mower with considerable success
in tame erns,es though tsspeciai "oit is heapihg'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

HyANHNnOD: now LOST, HOW RESTORED.
VI Just published by DR.. Evils; $50 psg.s
Third Edition. TIE MEDICAL. CONfANlON AND
GUIDE 80 HEALTH, on the radical cure OF sper
mate yrhua or Seminal Weakness Involuntary sem
in,l Losses lmpo,ency, Mental and Physical Inca
pacIty lu,e,liments to Marriage, etc. and the Ven
er, al and s. philiic Matadies with plain and smpis
,ircctious for the speedy cure ot Secondary SJmp-
toms Gonoyrhua elects, Structures, and all dfsea'es
OF the skim such Scuryy, scrofan, tleers Holl>.
Blotchys and iimplss on the face and body. Cam
Sumption, Epilepsy ond Fits, Induced by self ndu'-
gence or stxua, extravaganza.
The celebrated author OF this admirable Treatise
CLEARLY demonstrates from forty years successful
practice that the alarming consequence OF self abuse
may be sdcally cnre' pointing cut mode OF
cnre at once simple, certain, aud ,neetna by meahs
of who every Sufferer matter what hrs condition
may be- can bs esesusily cured, cheap'y, privately
aud radically.
IT, his t.os should be in the hands Of every
man in ID, land
Sent uaatr sea in plain envelope. Price -
cents address, Dr.. Lewis, No. Beach Sr.e',
New York. I4hm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

THE Goldep Age in an article upon
,he nature and evil effects Of opium
eating, says "Onc Of the Brooklyn
papers says there are individuals IN
that city, who consume from seventy,
FIVE to one hundred dollars worth Of
THIS drug per year"
We do not apprehend that this
statement gives any adequate idea OF
the extent of this habit. or the
amount Of money spent for this drug,
aud we have no donbt but that the
druggists could "a tale unfold, y
which would startle and surprise
many. We know of one instance,
among several. which we will cite.
a respectable woman, wife Of a man
who is in the employ Of large Chip
pcwa LAUNDERING firm, regularly gets
an order from the firm every week
for four dollars on drug store, and
procures opium with the order !;
using nearly half his wages IN this
manner. And yet her use Of the
drug is not generally known, even to
hel acquaintances and friends.
The use OF Opium is fast increas.
ing, and bids fair to be fully as fruit
tul Of bad results as the use Of intox.
ica,;ng hquors.--La Crosse Republican
and Lender.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

M.4c-al Point, April -, ,s-i.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
Mineral Point, Wis, March 30th, 1871.
70 the Pcopic ;

the when who wis
MOVING MACIlNC calv
MACHINES, partially described
in
far
u valuable improvements perfect workmanship and complete
If
having machines will
of
q alongside the
thorough tho
o Of
lint teet leayeo leisure
' '0 G. r. RUSSELL,
General Travelling Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

the the
Reaper Mower
n machine TertecuS little
nd
IaI Advance
II advanced
he adya 0 n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
THE ADVANCE!
Reaping Five Feet Wide,
Combined Wheeled Machine,

With a serratcd Sickle and having scpa-
rate cutter bar for Moving, -Four Feet Wide,
with smooth edged knife. The Sickle has
less motion for Rcnping than Moving. This
is our leading Machine. 1t embraces every
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

y = -
is founded on fantastic and even grotesque con-
ceptons without trace of the naturaness OF state
ment, or the simplicity of expression, which clothes
the romances of Defoe and Swift with the coors OF
reality. The work is from anonymous source, at
though il has been incorrectly ascribed to the pen oil
Mr. Laurence Oliphant. The denial OF Its author.
ship by that accomplished writer and earnest social
reformer, which he has deemed it expedient 10
make was unnecessary to those who are acquainted
with his tendencies of thought and style OF com
pOsition
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
Foreign EXchange mas Oeth HIIler Oh L40IV 'O'''0
transactions. We quote

There is nothing new report IN money, and we rate
ca loans az about per cent for railway securities,
while on Governments loans can be obtained FOR soiAe
thing less Discounts slow, pgius grades moving t
5to per cent. The continued accumulation II oanaoe
funds in this city well at other moneyed centers Is
attracting the notice only OF mere spectators, Who
thrive 10y divining the future from the past ana
lresc ut but is becoming a subject OF anxiety 10
the wealthy, and al who live upon tho
incomes of their investments. The per cent oohd'
which our own Government offered upon the maFEet,
and which until lately very much negeete", "io
now virtually absorbed and must II the present plethor
of money continues soon command premium az l"'y
are quoted at 1925 equivalent 10 par goGi oo"y Err
the per cents, considering that they are eNenps ''
taxation and have a long time 10 run, are soou ln''V
mcnt in the unmistahabe change gang OIL ii 'Ao l''
tlon OF money 20 property. But one OF 'ho 'n'-
oh,,oc,es 10 funding the National Debt ID P''
cent consul is the pressure upon the market o hist
class lroad securities bearing and per cent e'oss
in I II il true that the invester must exercise sh"tp
,,,,nv and good Judgment To determine which are mo
d md safe bonds and which are unsafe, since thca
- ho M Doubt whatever that we have both kinds upon
80 ,rlet. vet there are those who have money TO ih-
nd who ina zine that they tell whati safe ana
nd aud what is not and who at the same time under
.l ,bo difference between aud per cent and hid
per cent. . -,,o.
Government bonds rule yet inactive, ont prices
oro a shade higher than yesterday The total sno'enp
tiops 70 the oan including those OF the European '"u
American syndicaies and subscriptions ami conversions
tretop now amount to about Sl92Lcoo,0 leaving
d mere bagatelle yet TO he taken.
Cow A
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
'HURsDAY, Ang. 2l-P.H.

On the whole, the stock market has shown
no greater activity than yesterday though the bnsness
was more widely distributed; the indications however,
were more striking than yesterday OF improved activity
in the future that the chques are grding
their ons for an upward campaign so soon as the sea-
side loterers put in appearance The most notable
cards in the game OF speculation to-day were Panama
Railroad n. Y. Central stock and scnp, Lake
shore Rock Island, and Pacific Mail, all which
reached higher figures while the general list was strong
at well-supported prices Panama became quite ram
pant and advanced TO C6!-an advance OF about per
cent from the opening quotations Hannibal and e. Jo
seph sold at 7Ol; the Preferred, Sit Boston, Hartford,
and Erie, 2sa2i, and Morris and Essex, 9l Nsceha-
neous shares quiet and steady while express stocks
were neglected The following table shows the highest
and Lowest nrices AZ which active stocks sold:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
Edm-G Gehools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
nm F,gtr,gL Annual Term Of this lu,tnton - at
81 Tafg-elacr WEDNESDAY,, October 4 l ana
viii cont uur u,t MAY lS 1872 full Instruction
ree tWo twenty months Graduates S ADMIT"
10 the Bar without further Address for catalogues Or other
'D'''~-"O" - - THEoDORE W DWIGHT Warden &c.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
lowest prices at which actiye stocks were soId'
Coleman Benediet's closing quotations were;

Willie the gold market has been strong az il2 di2! yet
there has been little activity observed in dealings and
it is not apparent whether the Clique engaged In the
clock up" have abandoned their project or not though
there are indications that the "corner" Will be again
renewed This morning the rates for the use of coin
were 1872 and l6i OF per cent per diem, and e B.
and per cent per year to fiat, but in the afternoon 70
g. and per cent paid to have balances carried
over The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
WAS as follows: Gold cleared <i537O0 gold balances
S2G83l3; currency balances s329t,l7o Tie quotai@ls
fp11 .u~c.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
,,cb rrnort Go,ernment. as follows, at 4p ms

state hords were quiet There was ssl' mo'sn'".
IN now lIuv coupon) south Carolinas az 'Ii ana u
Iouisiauas at Ga In the rest OF the list onsln's'
,,r1r fh.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAgGE-PIRsr CAL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
20 Rnahinn p.n

1910 T. p $40 Con 64....4 $50 O. 10 Con ca ,p.n n,
50l...... small. ia 1000 = S20 Con IS M,
odss o. Sdn B0nds Ralroad Bonfs-BaAk Rd,rsaa
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

1n9irnttlon.

ELMWOOD SEMIN AR Y-ENGLiSH,
~ FRgNC and SPANISH BOARDING and DAY hgIb
yOtNG LADBSThs IHtation will he reopened on WbDHhoDh
Sent 90 regular Colgae Course pursued and dplomss s.
r awarded graduates Very superior advantages IN the ar
snI Musical Departments To daughters OF nisters ana ms
.,onae very advantageous ofer made To admission az
py Immediately Address PnpneOn Of Blmwood seminary oeN
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

Tie days transactions at the L. s. suo-Ircasury Were
cod receipts St336 II GnrreneI 2svmen'' 81 s -
reyn.uts... Currency laiarce Nblfb y
cod baance.... 646i7GJJ 20 Customs. Sg.O "
Currency geceDts..-. Z.oJJ 80 "
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
Mem Publications.
A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPh w.
N OFPICE has been removed 70 No. 1903 Fultonst NJ
HERALD OF HEALTH FOR SEPTEMBER.

IL CONTENTS
THE WINE QUESTION. RBy. J. c. HoLBRooh' D. " .,,
HOW TO TAKE CARE OF THE TEETH PROF L LtbLAN,'
WORK ITS RULES and LAWS. REV. CHARLES H. BRldhAh'
EVILS OF HAIR DYES AND COSMETICS By SARA b. CHASE
NJ.
THR FOOL AND r1lB PARRIER- JOEL BENTON
THEORIES PUT IN PRACTICE BY MRS. II. G. BlRDSsli-
sTATRMEyTs AS TO THE DURATION or HUMAN LIFE. T.
RAY LANKESTEE, b. A. - ,,r
STUDIES IN HYGIENE RBsT, sUS.BATHING RICE AND
MILK AND HARD WORK, ovBRw0RK, SUMMER DhNhs'
CERTAINTY OF LIFE HYGIENE or TlB AK.
TWELVE RECEIPTS FOR WHOLESOME PuDDlNGS
EDITORIAL: HOW THEY TREAT WOMEN MEDICAL STU
DENTS IN GERMANY. Bv DIR MARY sAFFORp m
| TREATMENT or RHEUMATISM BY ELECTRICITY By DIR A.
J. COOK - ,,o,,
EXERCISE FOR sEDRyTARY PEOPLE; CLIMATES FOR CON
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&c, &c
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New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL 0r Misses and Young ladies' High
- "dds,ovu Coas. rsopens WEDSEspAl sept 20 R,rs Z
.fop " IN LIAAiS President CUMMINGS Mda'Eu; Dr. BAtON
Prof HAuLY NeIlaveui Chancellor CROSBY. D. j. T. IHOMP
son. J. &. HAYbMEYEg. esq, Neg-lork.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
Geacbrrs.

80 mer School Institute" IA Bondst., supplies
"a schools families reliable IesCerS Teachers wartHg
rosuors Application Form W Sehs7ner Aeuy
A GRADUATE of the n \. University de-
n ,rs position ~ teacher higher English branches; mahe
uacs srecaty references. Address T. s. Tribune OMee
DKINCIPAL WANTED-FoT a well-eStab-
ILed Ladies BoaDug and Day school ?. B0.or We.tcheer
Co. y building ar.e grounds ample and pleasant, location teaE
fl; rent very moderate. Address with references,
'-'' wv " M A. WILLIAMSON
DRTNCIPAL WANTED-FOr n BOARDING
SCHOOL ~ Address Box 29 Wiucaesier
sonn.
NNyANTED-A German, Protestant LADY
w eomteteu TEACH children German Preach hug ISL
Music hv family. Orange J. Address T. o. Boz
3115 Sew.lork stating age ami salary expected
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-25

A SPLENDID Work OF ART. We had
the pleasure dny or two since of in
specting life-size portrait Of our es-
teemed fellow. citizen, Rev. DR.. James
G. FurmaD. Of Furman University,
which has just been completed by Mr..
Albert L. Query, of our city. This is
the first portrait which Mr.. Query has
taken from life since he has been in onr
community, aud it is. therefore. the only
perfectly fair test of his ability rs IN art.
ist which We have had; and with perfect
safety might he rest his reputation upon
this work. 1t is truly o most beautiful
and life.like portrait. The coloring-
and this is perhaps Mr.. Guerry's great
est fort-is exquisite; the perspective is
most perfect, and the whole picture,
even in its minutest details, is wonder
fully true to nature. This superb pic.
ture was painted for one Of the literary
societies Of Furman University, and is
intended for tho adornmept Of their hall.
GreenpiNe Mouniaincer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-25

KU KLux IN FLORENCE learn
that the Ku Klux (so-called) have pla-
carded at Florence pronunciamento
ordering. with the usual penalty of re-
fusal attached. the following persons to
depart within specified number Of
days: P. G. Flood, Triai Justice;
Richard Humbert, o member OF the Le-
gislature; - Layton. Trial Juatice;
Francis Smith, ~ School Commissioner;
and Joshua Wilson. whose frank" we
could not learn. All those mentioned,
with ore exception, are colored; Layton
is white. The result. 80 far, has been to
induce Flood aal others to call delibe-
rative meeting on yesterday. OF the
proceedings of the caucus we could hear
nothing Marion Star.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-25

The. consideration OF the motion (by
Alderman Minort) WINS resumed.
Alderman Wellnce moved as ap amend
ment-''and thattfhe c6mpuay will re-
lipquish claim for any fdfther pppropri-
alton for the purchase Of hose"
Alderman Minort accepted tho amend
ment. III. - ..'
The question being taken on tho mo-
tion iby Alderman Minort), it was
agreed to.
On motion Of Alderman Wigg. Coun.
Gil then adjourned.
WNi. ). ETTER,
Clerk Of Council.