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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-16
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY


Green Mountain Grange. No. |. 81. .Iohnrhury,
Vi. Regular meetings held the HrSt Saturday II
+ V. POWERS Secretary.
INWARD OF Forty Thousand bottles of NATURE =
HAIR RESTORATIVE sold from Jan LIST I" June
LIST which fact tells its STORY. Its clean,
and looks nice that the ladies all delighted
with il. See advertisement. .-29
ORR FOREIGN TRADE N MUSICAL INsTRI MEMS
Few people aware OF the extent of foreign
trade i'll musical Instruments.
GEO. WOODS Il Co. of Boston. for whose cel-
DRAFTED organs MIR II. T.. Shorey, of this place, is
agent having agencies in all the principal cities of
Great Britain and the demand from that country is
now very large. orders being received from there
every week by mail and cable. Labor is cheaper
III the old country than here but all tn. improve
mrnt- made 10y the above named house being pa
tented abroad well in this country, the En-
.lsh manufacturers have been unable to produce
any thing that would at all compare with these
rrmar kabr instruments. 9It |
Perhaps real medicine gained the rapid
popularity which Cast"ria has done. One person
relates their experience of its good effects to an
other. 1t is vegetable preparation, perfectly
harmless, pleasant Ia take; does not distress or
grippe, but regulates the system and is sure To
operate when all other remedies haue failed. Any
person who has ever used Castoria for Stomach
Ache. Constipation Group, Flatulency, Worms,
Piles. deranged Liver. will never again Use nau
seating Oil, Bitter Pills or Narcotic Syrups. The
taStnria contains neither Minerals, Morphine MOI
Alcohol. BY its s"othing, quieting effect il pro
ducrs natural sleep and is particularly adapted IL
CRYING and teething children 1t costs but Is cents
and one bottle will many dollars ip doctors
bills. g5-3u
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of specimens of clay stones, or concre-
lions. obtained from the clays of the
Connecticut river valley in Barnet.
RNcgatc and Monroe three varieties
were shown. LIST. those whos, cement
was carbonate of lime, and bore no APP
ural;imcc of heir being of Il fossil nat ure.
hut wcr, simply chemically form, i III
the clay strata in which they were EN-
hcded. 10y the presence of the cement.
Thc~,. had the uniform color of clay all
through and We're of Various shapes.
invariably with 1t central elongated
cavity. of nearly the same caliber the
entire. length of the comcIction. Some
nftlem were glohular. others elongated.
and others were hramched oft from the
main shaft. the central cavity i'll the
branches were of the same size of the
these cavities were in all caStS either
perpendicular to the strata otclaN or as
ccmding. II has been supposed that
these conrlttionS were originally formed
around roots of plants, and subsequent
~ the roots disappeared, leaving Il cen
trail cavity. But Il new theory WAS
claimed 10y DIR. Currirr, for their formal
tium. When the bed of claN WAS in
process of formation it was too much
u ~ ia,
to grow. The central cavities are to-"
uniform in size to he considered deserted
homes of roots branches of roots as
we'll aS branches of trees or plants should
he smaller than the main trunk OF pre-
ccdimg branches. He considered these
comcIrtiunS To he formed around vent
holes duIin" the formation of the strata.
/ 10y the escaping of gases from lower
strata through these holes, and 10y the
absorption of certain proportions OF 1t
into the walls of the vent. One stratum
might Ice more favorable for absorption
of g;i>c> than another. hence would re
suit Il more glohular concrrtiuII. while
Il stratum nearly lmprr\ i"u> would form
an ascending. "r "hliquc cavity which
would open int" the nearest perprndicu-
lar vent giving it the appearance of Il
branch.
The third variety waS the SINE as
the first. only it, cement WAS the oxide
of iron instead of c,lrhumatr of lime.
There j. II" place on the earth where
such Il variety of these connections are
formed H. Vermont. They are :" com
mon that most of the people take II"
interest in them and leave them for the
children t" play with. The writings
on clay stones are very limited indeed.
and museums of natural history are. 10y
no mran>. rich in specimens.
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SKIN DISEASES,

PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PIN.
PIE REMEDY.-The skin Medicine of the \ ge.
Is warranted to cure Flesh worms. Plmples erup,
lions and Blotched designations of the face Sold
by all Druggists. Depot 40 Bond st. New York.
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Heavy Shower.

This Vicinity WAS visited with a heavy
rain ON Tuesday afternoon. badly wash
ing the roads and filling the streams
up To high water mark. At Lyndon
and above. the shower WIS still heavier
than at this place. About half IL mill
ion feet of logs '..iumpcd' the boom at
river: and railroad dump and highways
were badly washed. The frequent rains.
and amount of water which falls. will
make this summer memorable.
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40 names of persons who contributed
one dollar each ut the laying Of the
cornerstone. The names of the work
men upon the building.
Since the above ceremonies, work on
the, church has been pushed forward
rapidly the frame being hearty up, to
ucthcr with the tower. Readers of the
CdIcioHidH. former residents. are re
minded that this building is hcing cree
ted ON the north side of the Avenue.
about half way between Main and Rail
road streets. at the corner of Cherry.
Rev. MIR. Tillot>"n's house. just north
of the church. has received Il coat oi
paint. and is rapidly approaching com
plctiom.
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JHarriaqrs.

At Lunrnhurg. Aug : by Rev. y. ". Alger MI.
sumner ". Lewis al Vest Concord and Mrs. "a
hrna G. Russell of Lunrnbur..
At the Baptist parsonage III Sutton. Aug IL 10y
Rev. r l.. Wiley. Mr.. Joseph l.. otis. \. b. OF
Tian"v-r y. IL, late II graduate OF Dartm"uth Go"
rrr and Miss Alice Campbell OF sutton
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nth Patches. Freckles,

ANDTAN USE PERRY'S MOTH AND FREE X
LIE LOTION. The well known reliable and harm
less remedy for Brown Dscolurations Of the face
Prepared only by DR. b. e. Perry, Dernatologist
- Bond street New York Sold by Druggists
ey.rywber, s33
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y. IL. l. A I X ID,

CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAB
LET'S, HEAD STONES. &c. Sc.
Also, importer and dealer i'll the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS.
TABLETS.-&c. &c.
have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import TO order and sell the
same for less than can be- bought i'll
Bnston. Discount To the trade. over
200 designs on hand. Please call and
see.
81. JOhnsbury VI. July L. l-7I.-c5
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The Grand Emcampment of the Stat"
of Vermont. will hold its annual meet
ing ut the hall of Caledonia Lodge of
this place, Tuesday. Aug. eth. Scwrll
Morse. BI;lttlchoro. Grand Patriarch.
Grand representative. Henry Clark of
Rutland. will Ice present and instruct
the Encampmcnt.
ON "Wednesday, Aug. 18th. the Grand
its annual meeting in same place. Grand
Master Ahmer Forbes. presiding. S"N-
rI;l prominent odd Fellows from oIIt of
the state are expected I" he present.
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Lyndon Literary Institution
LYNDON CENTRE, VT.

The Fall Term will begin TUESDAY August y and
continue rs weeks.
FACULTY.
J. :. BROWN \. b.. Principal Miss LIZZIE
GALLEY. Miss IDA f.. MORRILL,. Miss MARY
+. MOREI Miss ELLEN \. PERKINS Teachers
i'll Painting and Drawn and Vocal Music be
supplied.
t"mplrt" course OF study for both SEXES
TUITION from - no To = IN. BOA I'D from - ~
I" S:,:,O
lnstitut" building and complete, and br.iuti-
fully located Overlooking the Villages of Lyndon
Centre and LNnd"nvlr. and some "f thu. finest
landscape scenery OF the valley "t the I:S~uml-ic
For further particulars and circulars address
l. ". SANIOEN. Sec'y
I.>ndunvill,. Vt I-12 30
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L. v. R. R. Meeting.

At Il meeting of Shareholders OF Lat
mobile VALLEY Railroad Company. held
at IINdrpaik. August ~. the following
board of directors were, elected
James -. Bell. Ad"lphu> H"ltnn. Olit
Abel. George W. Ilcndcr. Waldo Brig
ham. Orange Buck. K. :. Read. -. ID.
Wrad. q. : HiNt"rd. \. Is. ,Icwrtt. The
only change IN The board is in Hand
wick.
At subsequent meeting OF the direc
tors the following officers Wcrc chosen
Waldo brigham. President franklin
Fairbanks. Vice Prr>'t: !. IL. George.
Clerk -. -. Wrad. Treasurer.
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GRANITE STATE BITTERS


wa Cure Lirer Complaint JdU,,d,cs DgSpspSid
Indigestion, Constipation. Bilious
ness and all Diseases
aggravated
EY TILE IMRERLTI OF TIE ELOOD
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Pleasant Thoughts.

\ friend hands us the follow ing good
words about things We are prone t"
forget In what pleasant places ON
lives have fallen. tod has created our
hills majestic. and cultivation is making
them lovely. So strength and beauty
are in our mountain sanctuary. | Ii"
gems of art appear on oul public
>urIarc>. the gIacc of architecture III
some of ON public buildings. the t"um-
tainS of intelligence and culture are
being opened for the many, free as tn"
water of our springs. While mnltitudr>
escaping from the city. are seeking cool
and pleasant retreats in the country.
uur> comes un>nuyht. Let u> hr mind
full of our comforts and seek (" add
something To the store of human happi-
ness every day. Whether Grant Is
elected president "r Greeley. let our
lives. our homes and our community.
bc 50 enriched with every thing. that all
hrmcticicmt law shall execute itself
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SELECT SCHOOL.

y Select Term of School will commence in West
Concord, Sept. 10. 1872, under the instruction OF
Mr.. G. W. Knapp. Competent assistants will he
employed. Miss Nellie Brown, Music Teacher.
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Lyndon Camp-Meeting.

y ramp-merting will ic held ut l-ln
dnnNille Grove. commencing Aug. u.
BY II notice given 10y the presiding elder,
We find that the gates will h" CLOSED ON
the Sabbath from 9.:W Il. m. till the
clu>,. of the afternoon >,r\ Ice. and thcl"
will lr no admittamcr during the III
term. There will Ice Il boarding tent
ON the ground for Il limited number.
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lrafhs.

At st bloomsbury. Aug . Helen =. aged wears
daughter of David and .Irnnettc Lauder.
At - .J"hnsbury Aug. : Willie :. aged IS Years
orphan son OF the late Jacob and Harriet TAYLOR.
At -. .Iohn-bury July Ii Freddie aged wears
August :, Jesse. aged wears, children OF II q
and Eliza II. SraVrr formerly "f Glover
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Conn. & Pass. Rivers Rail
Road Company Notice.

The Stockh"ldrrs III the Connecticut and Pas,
sumpsc Rivers Ran Road Company are hereby
notified Ia meet al the Mrmphrrma3op House in
Newport, Vt, ON Wednesday the ith DAY of SEP
TENDER next at two o'clock Z. NJ Tor tn. uuruos,.
OF electing Board uf Directors and to transact
any other business that may properly come before
the meeting.
Bv order of the Directors.
elijah CLEVELAND. Secretary
Coventry, August |, lsI2. 1--W
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Wash-outs on Railroads.

The powerful rain Tuesday afternoon
caused the I.amuillc t" rise suddenly
and wash out about 100 feet of the l..
y .. dump near the ''>t"nr nous" IN
IIaIdwick. " here the current OF the
stream WIS changed when the railroad
WAS built Fortunately there were en-
gnc> both sides this point. :" little de
l;tN has been caused. although pa>>rm-
gers and baggage were carried 10y t"i
tw" days. The high water did great
damage t" the highways down the val
ley. At several places below south
Hardwirk there was three feet al water
in the road.
y severe shower r,lnr,'laH after
noon cau>rd Il wash ont on the Pas
>ump>ic road near Mclnd"r>. delay IN"
tI,. up mail train some t"nl hours.
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Glen Embellishments.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
~ ANGEn-An assistant book keeper aud cash
w Ter. "A delivery clerk. carpet and furniture
sales Ian also. two Young men p"Tter-. with
the prospect al growing up III ON business. Best
Of reference required. Apply ia person I" Il. L.
CUNNINGHAM co. 2e6 Washington Street
Boston 19-3I
\OIli E.-Whrrris my wife. Frances chase
" Stove. having left my bed aud board this il
I" forbid all persons habuIing "r trusting her On
my account a. shall pay debts of her contract
Ing after this date.
WM 4. STOWE
Victory. VT. Aug II l-12 2q-3I'
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Montpelier & Wells River r. r. Co.
NOTICE

Application will be made 10 the next Session of
me Legislature OF Vermont, for an extension al
nm, ,ii I" complete the Montpelier 4 Wells River
JOEL FOSTER, In, Clerk
M"h'P'llrr, Aug. L. l-12. 2q3l
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TRIAL OF
Sewing Machines.

\ public trial of St.wing Machines had Al
Colchester. yesterday. between the Weed +. F.
and the domestic -cwin. machinrs. Witnessed
10y the citizens of Colchester and vicinity. Both
machines operated by experts. and the results
of the trial will he i'll the report "f TIA" com
mittrt given below
To Mrssrs. Holt \ Gltddins. agents Weed + +.
Stwin. Machine Colchester. From specimens "t
work Inhibited bN the N crd and Domestic Srw III.
machines at Gates Hall Col, hester. Connecticut.
.Iun,. II l-14. committee. give the prefer
rnr, Ia the Weed ~t.wimg machine for adaptahlItN
for general Family requirements 10y Il unanimous
vote. ". II. IIHv wood. NJ l.. L"nm>. EbrnrzrI
SNOW l.. L. DOUGH II. Mill"r.-N"r",ch BOii'tim.
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The New Church at Lyndonville.

The New Church at Lyndonville.
The temperance meeting ON WrdncS-
day. gave many people an opportunity
to see the new church at LNndonvllc.
1t is Il beautiful and tasteful audience
room. finely trc>cocd. with stained glass
windows. and recess for choir. ON the
arch over the pulpit which is t" he in
front of the choir is this inscription III
Illuminated letters: ''Brhold the Lamb
of God who takrth away the sins of he
world" The room is about ready t"r
the peWS and other furniture.
The ladies of this society work with
much zeal to help lift the debt which
the church must incur in building. They
gave IL royal dinner to members of the
convention ut Il moderate price. The
concert in the evening was also II little
scheme of theirs to raise funds for the
church furnishing. The elements We're
against them. but such pluck is not
dampcmcd 10y one shower.
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vt. Methodist Seminary
and Female College,

vt. Methodist Seminary
and Female College,
MONTPELIER. VT
REV. }. {. W. CONE, 4. W.. Principal.
superb buildings full faculty four courses of
ing. Commercial College. Normal Class low rates
L thorough Chri-tian school Fail term open Aug.
y Winter term Dee. I.
For circulars. board rn"m~. address the Prin-
cipal 2--W
Notice to Claimants and of Sale.
The following dr~crihrd PROPERTY Wa seized 10y
officers ut thu Customs l violation al the Revenue
Laws ut the United States viz
At Lyndon. August I>t. l-1'!. I brown horse. l
brown mart g! leather lialt'T~ and pair HARNESSES.
ANY person I,,.T-un- claiming the property
seized ar" hereby notified I" appear within twenty
day from the first publ alton hereof. and l,. with
the Collector of Customs for the District al Yer
property seized al>". t" bond I" the
United States i'll accordance with the provisions of
thu 18th SEE. Act 18th July. l-GG.
Under the provisions Of Il sec al the aforesaid
Act the ab"vr described property ill III, sold AT
Public Auction. al thu. tu~tom Huu~'- New port.
FRIDAY. TIA" 10th day of August. l-12 al II ""l"k
\. VI. WILLIAM WELLS.
Collector of Customs.
Custom II"u~- District of Vermont
Collector Office. Burlington 3d July, liz. 2-;~
NOTICE.
The above sale stands adjourned t" the I'D inst.
time and place.
District oil Vermont Custom House. Burlington
Aug. II l-52
WM. WELLS Collector
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To Be Sold +!

The GRESHAM PLACE on Nam street desirable
location fol business purposes. Inquire OF
80 y L. BOW MAN.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
For sale by : Randall Son and Sias Brothers
Druggists 81. J"hn-bury 1871
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Greeley and Fitzpatrick at Newport.

IlandhillS aIc circulated advertising
il mass meeting at Newport next Tues
dav. Aug. %. at which Horace Greeley
and Gen. Fitzpatrick will speak. The
Pass. Il. X. will carry for one fare.
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The Lecture Committee of the \. VI.
&. y. have made the following positive
engagements f"r the ensuing season.
John Is. Cough opens the c"mr>" Nov.
- Rev W. II. II. Murray comes Nov.
~: Prof. j. W. Churchill. clocuti"ni>t.
Dee. -: Mis-. Lcomowcm>, Dec. - :
Rev. Gc". II. IIcpw"rth. early in Jan
uar, and Gcu. Mcdonald in FEBRUARY.
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The Hay Crop.--A Counter Statement

Some farmers in this part of the coun-
in the FalcIOnian relative to the poor
quality Of hay secured this year. Sev-
cral large farmers say they have seldom
secured their crop in ;" good condition
as the present season. We are very
glad if this j. so. but our observation
and information was otherw Use. Ger
taimlN some no undertook to cut hay
early. found the Weather very diScour-
aging. The crop has been uncommomly
heavy, and 50 much rain must ensure
good rowcn and fall feed.
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Fatal Accident. Two Men Blown Up.

While at work upon ledge about
half way between Iiardwick and VOL
colt. on the L. y o. X. r.. on TutSdiN
of this week. John Grant and AlcN'r
Patten were blown up and traItully
mamylcd 10y Il premature discharge of Il
blast. They were engaged III tamplng
was communicated with the powder.
and the explosion threw them high i'll
the nir. together with large and small
fragments of rock. Grant died early
Wednesday morning. and it is thought
PatIrm may recover, though severely
hurt. Grant WAS foreman on the ledge.
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Meeting of the Grant Club.

Meeting OF the Grant CluD.
The second meeting of the Grant and
Wilson club of this place. was held
Monday evening. The town hall WIS
well filled. many Ladies' being present.
After two OF three pieces 10y the band.
the president called tur the reading of
the constitution. and then asked toI
signatures. Another piece lay the band.
and then Hon. Calvin Morrill, WAS III
tluduccd to the audience. and spoke 1T
length. advocating the reelection of
President Grant and the triumph of
Republican principles. as against the
Democracy who have captured Horace
Grrccy and are lI>im" him ;I> Il drcoN .
He said that this very day Horace
Greeley was received ut Littlctnm 10y Il
delegation of citizens. and the commit
tee VIII" took him in charge was John
G.. Sinclair. Harry bingham and Cyrus
Eastman three notorious rebel sym
pathizcr> during the war,
After Judge Morrill,. COL Black, VIII,
called out. and gave Il few facts which
came under his personal observation
While Il resident of the South. relative
to The organization of the, order know
H. kII-kluN. Col. Black MAS Il mem
Der of an Illinois regiment during the
war. and since. then has been tive years
, in Alabama in business. Ills Testimony
. was that ii Was useless To deny til,
I fact ~ some of the Greeley papers now
were doing. that this order had been IL
active operation there. numbering. tl"g
gimy and frightening Tmi"mi>t> II,
knew it WAS 81 for he had seen it am'
| the worst part of it l.. the sentiment "
/ the better class "t SuuthcIncI> l. >rIcl
~ To encourage rather than discourage
these atrocities.
Rev. II. +. Fuller, who has just re-
turned from a western trip. Was callc'
upon 10 tell what he knew about Nh
Greeley. Mr.. Fuller Responded, hrirli,
said hc had accidentally traNcllc,
ON the same train with Mr.. Grcclcl il
New Hampshire The past week. 1t VA
VERY noticeable how little enthusiasm
: WIS manifested ut places where tn
train stopped and Mr.. GrcrlcN Sh"Wr'
: himself Mr.. Fuller thought If the Dem
' orratir nominee should take Il circuit "
all the New England states. it w"ul'
: make votes for Grant.
After brief remarks from Mc>Sr>. {
:. Dana. Franklin Fairbanks. and 9th
: cr>. and the playing of ''Amcrira" b.
: the band. in which the audience Joined
i the meeting adjourned.
IL Sad Death of a Child
Last Saturday. Il down freight trail
on the PI>>ump>ic X. r.. run upon AM
! killed Il child of Mr.. Robert g. Bcatti,
of RNcgatc. The childs name WA
Thomas Edwin. two Years old the l-t
of last June. The father WAS harvest
ing grain on the east side of the track
and the little boy had Irnbckmown to hi
mother. left the house, located ahou
fifty rods west of the track. The mothc
>n,b, t,unI Inc bp\ MIS- absent. and Sll
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-16

Green Mountain Grange. No. l. ST. Juhnsbury,
Vi. Regular meetings held the hrSt Saturday ~
each ntoIith AT | o'clock L. VI.
r. V POW ERS Secretary.